If Valentina is ever taught Pai Mei's Five Point Palm Exploding Heart Technique, she could kill a entire battalion of soldiers before they even knew that they were dead.
Lol! I played Hungarian no. 2 as a Freshman in high school at music festival. My brother played this as a Junior. I couldn't get across in 9 minutes, what only took him a minute and a half to do. I quit, he still plays. Lol☹️
@Alexander Scriabin bro at some point .....flashy is also nice you know....when you start playing things like this lol....( Btw I'm actually learning this and I love it ) have a nice one !!
@Alexander Scriabin Nice to meet you Alex, you're one of my heroes, and I think you've gotten WAY to little attention from the greater public. Actually thought you died from shaving.... but there you go, even that - fake news... love your Etude, C# minor, Op. 2 no. 1... one of the most romantic pieces ever written.... and never played better than by Horowitz... or maybe yourself but I have not heard that on record.... Happy to know you're all right...
On my first class, I asked my piano teacher if he could play me something by Chopin. He played this flawlessly. From that moment I knew he was to teach me.
This piece is EXTREMELY difficult to play and takes lots of practice. Especially if playin' that fast!! I'm seriously amazed; never was able to play that fast. Maybe one day... And just look at the amount of views... Last time I checked it was like at 10'000... It surely does deserve this amount of views. excellent performance and all!
Timasty i wouldn't put this in the extremely difficult category, i would say moderately difficult. I've only been playing 17 years and after just a few hours practice I can safely say this piece will take me 2 or 3 days to learn and is not too difficult at all
@@2inchfromtheground If you can play it after 3 days practice, you are a genius. Few people play this. I saw other video of this, you can watch on Internet, pianist is UMi Garrett.
how did Chopin manage to create (as well as play) this piece in his own time, is one thing ... how people like this lady manage to play it today is another! and both are equally intriguing!
I can play this piece at about a third the speed and about 50% accuracy and that's about 50 hours of practice, so yeah, even with as many hours into this piece, I still can't make sense of this performance!
your comment is confusing choping creating and playing being one thing, but a professional pianist already learning it? how is that even more surprising? literally the fact chopin even had the guts to make something like this is beyond me ;_;
Keep in mind that Chopin, along with Liszt and Beethoven, is considered one of the greatest pianists in history. Also, as an etude, you can assume that he wrote this piece to challenge himself and push his own ability to new heights. So yes, it is rightfully absurdly hard.
I wouldn't be surprised if Lisitsa was one of the pianists who practices the most. I think she's a great pianist to be looking at if one wants to learn technique too - in one interview she said he usually practices around 8 hours a day or more. Lisitsa has two recordings (that I know of) of Rachmaninoff's Little Red Riding Hood etude in youtube - in the poorer quality one you can see her left hand movement ard 1:12 mark ruclips.net/video/tVuP1BjbhAg/видео.html Superhuman.
Valentina Lisitsa in my opinion you are one of the most exceptional and amazing pianists the world has ever seen. I admire you and your passion about music/about the piano. Exceptionally good work. You have made a difference. I wish you the best of luck in your personal and professional life. :)
I am not joking when I say this. I legit tried to hit the wrong notes as fast as Yuja Wang after I saw her performance of Rachmaninovs 3rd concerto and failed..
@@thibomeurkens2296 that's cuz theres a line to it of u get what I mean random is just impossible because its random no fingering haven't practiced it or anything and u excpect to play it quickly
For some reason I think wrong notes are actually harder to play fast. When you get scales and arpeggios and beat then into your brain, it's almost instinctual. Not to mention, you PRACTICE right notes, which allows you to play at increased tempos. You don't practice wrong notes. So it's only natural to actually play them slower. Regardless, she does monster through this piece. I've performed this and I only play it like 75 or 80% as fast. It took me roughly like 2:17 to play this. I could never play it this fast and this accurate.
@garyallen8824 Actually he left Russia and never came back. There was no Polish state then and the occupiers fought intensively against Polish culture. The same fate befell many Polish artists and scientists.
paul hardman He's right you know. Those diminished licks, shove them onto a guitar with some distortion, and presto: you've got yourself Yngwie Malmstien.
Damn I can't believe this vid is already about 11 years straight. During 2008, Even when RUclips didn't had a smartphone application, I watched her Chopin etude vid and fall in love with classics when I was 7. Her Chopin performance is like unstoppable power, current flowing like a waterfall..never reducing the energy and speed. I tried to learn etude op.12 no.12-(The Ocean)-, and figured that her power and strengh is freaking beyond. I always had painful arms and hands after practice, but Valentina- she just rans through like a piece of cake. I never could follow that energetic movements. Anyways, thanks, Valentina, for not deleting this Chopin etude series so I can retrospect my good old memories. :)
It's a wonderful thing for someone to perform these etudes with such virtuosity and Valentina is absolutely GREAT but we must never forget the GENIUS of the composer who made this possible. Chopin's " ETUDES" which were meant as exercises to prepare the pianist to be able to play his really HARD compositions are incredible and wonderful " HIT " tunes in their own right...every single one of them and it is this unique quality which makes every finished pianist at this level sound so good. I love many of the great piano composers but CHOPIN is in a class by himself. He was the BEATLES of his age...so many " HITS"
When I first listened this awesome etude I thought that if I didn't saw someone playing it in front of my eyes I wouldn't believe anyone could made a live perform. Well, this perfomance is incredible! By the way, I think this is my favourite etude!
it's simply ridiculous... i watch this video and hear her playing it for more than a year and till now still so freaking ridiculously stupid to believe that a human is playing it and another human wrote the song
you can hear the difference of the opening to the main section of the song!! not a single note was there that I shouldn't have heard, and not a single note was missing. incredible talent, her fingers moved so quickly!
Addison Cagan Probably because these people are new fans, so they might not have seen it. I'm sure most people have heard about it eitherway tho. It's wayyy too popular.
If Valentina is ever taught Pai Mei's Five Point Palm Exploding Heart Technique, she could kill a entire battalion of soldiers before they even knew that they were dead.
Kill bill lol
Chopin: "Man, this lady is scary".
Liszt: "I know, right"?
Lol! I played Hungarian no. 2 as a Freshman in high school at music festival. My brother played this as a Junior. I couldn't get across in 9 minutes, what only took him a minute and a half to do. I quit, he still plays. Lol☹️
@Alexander Scriabin bro at some point .....flashy is also nice you know....when you start playing things like this lol....( Btw I'm actually learning this and I love it ) have a nice one !!
@Alexander Scriabin Nice to meet you Alex, you're one of my heroes, and I think you've gotten WAY to little attention from the greater public. Actually thought you died from shaving.... but there you go, even that - fake news... love your Etude, C# minor, Op. 2 no. 1... one of the most romantic pieces ever written.... and never played better than by Horowitz... or maybe yourself but I have not heard that on record.... Happy to know you're all right...
Beethoven: yeees... she is crazy
Rachmaninoff: "But she truly does justice!"
the last person she tickled...
DIED
HUAUHAUHAAUHAUHAUHAUH
Underrated!
MUAHAHAHA
LAMOA
Lol
Valentina we talked about this why do you keep cheating on me
OMG lol😂
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂💀
LMAO
I love to watch her finger movements. It's very smooth and she plays with ease, which shows a lot of profession.
lots and lots of practice paired with proper technique, leads to the muscle memory that makes it look easy.
I think she uses a slightly higher fps camera and that's why her movements look so smooth.
I noticed that, too!
it's not only professional, it's also possession
It looks like they are dancing😍
Her Dexterity stat must be high af
@L lawliet DARK SOULS ☺☺
+Javier Sanchez Ruiz basically every RPG/MMORPG ever tho lol
why did you have to remind me of that monstruous game )= hard af...
+Javier Sanchez Ruiz Not only Dark Souls, bro. Wtf
Speaking of DS, I always find the title thing at the start looks like boss hp.
On my first class, I asked my piano teacher if he could play me something by Chopin. He played this flawlessly. From that moment I knew he was to teach me.
Right at the speed and intensity of György Cziffra! Bravo from Canada!
This piece is EXTREMELY difficult to play and takes lots of practice. Especially if playin' that fast!! I'm seriously amazed; never was able to play that fast. Maybe one day... And just look at the amount of views... Last time I checked it was like at 10'000... It surely does deserve this amount of views.
excellent performance and all!
Timasty i wouldn't put this in the extremely difficult category, i would say moderately difficult. I've only been playing 17 years and after just a few hours practice I can safely say this piece will take me 2 or 3 days to learn and is not too difficult at all
2inchfromtheground It took me about 13 minutes to write it, and then another 7 to learn it. I’d say it’s lower intermediate
@@2inchfromtheground If you can play it after 3 days practice, you are a genius. Few people play this. I saw other video of this, you can watch on Internet, pianist is UMi Garrett.
that's why you're not Va
lentina Lisista
2inchfromtheground liar
how did Chopin manage to create (as well as play) this piece in his own time, is one thing ...
how people like this lady manage to play it today is another!
and both are equally intriguing!
I can play this piece at about a third the speed and about 50% accuracy and that's about 50 hours of practice, so yeah, even with as many hours into this piece, I still can't make sense of this performance!
Hmm if you play a piece and can only get it 50% right i dont think you can play the piece at all
your comment is confusing choping creating and playing being one thing, but a professional pianist already learning it? how is that even more surprising?
literally the fact chopin even had the guts to make something like this is beyond me ;_;
Well some people say they wrote tempi differently then so it's actually supposed to be much slower.
Keep in mind that Chopin, along with Liszt and Beethoven, is considered one of the greatest pianists in history. Also, as an etude, you can assume that he wrote this piece to challenge himself and push his own ability to new heights. So yes, it is rightfully absurdly hard.
Thats the effect of practicing 40 hours a day :D
Ling ling could do better
I wouldn't be surprised if Lisitsa was one of the pianists who practices the most. I think she's a great pianist to be looking at if one wants to learn technique too - in one interview she said he usually practices around 8 hours a day or more.
Lisitsa has two recordings (that I know of) of Rachmaninoff's Little Red Riding Hood etude in youtube - in the poorer quality one you can see her left hand movement ard 1:12 mark ruclips.net/video/tVuP1BjbhAg/видео.html
Superhuman.
@@MrJenius wrong place, this is not 2 set violin channel
Manuel Ingua wait...
Jesse Florizone who the hell is Ling Ling?Is it like a meme?
My favourite Etude by Chopin by far!
Try Etude Op. 25 No. 12
I'm a little bit scared of her
+Jean Wobew agree!
+김민규 That's because she lets the melody pervade and conquer her....She's wonderful!!
You have nothing to fear unless you're a piano.
fabb91 ahahahaha
Watch Yuja Wang's Flight of the Bumblebee
This woman is her on own level...Absolutely stunning!
Valentina Lisitsa in my opinion you are one of the most exceptional and amazing pianists the world has ever seen. I admire you and your passion about music/about the piano. Exceptionally good work. You have made a difference. I wish you the best of luck in your personal and professional life. :)
Kyriakos Christoforou έχεις δίκιο
The splendor of Valentina Lisitsa's incomparable performance is immeasurable and beyond description
I headbang to this
LOL , same with me
LOL
Best comment so far
dead, but same.
Especially this etude. That ending is disturbing.
こんな早いテンポなのに、一音、一音、音の粒が輝いてる〜ブラボー
I come back to hear this every so often. Valentina Lisitsa is amazing.
As a pianist myself, I can't even play wrong notes that fast
hahaha good one
I am not joking when I say this. I legit tried to hit the wrong notes as fast as Yuja Wang after I saw her performance of Rachmaninovs 3rd concerto and failed..
@@thibomeurkens2296 that's cuz theres a line to it of u get what I mean random is just impossible because its random no fingering haven't practiced it or anything and u excpect to play it quickly
For some reason I think wrong notes are actually harder to play fast. When you get scales and arpeggios and beat then into your brain, it's almost instinctual. Not to mention, you PRACTICE right notes, which allows you to play at increased tempos. You don't practice wrong notes. So it's only natural to actually play them slower.
Regardless, she does monster through this piece. I've performed this and I only play it like 75 or 80% as fast. It took me roughly like 2:17 to play this. I could never play it this fast and this accurate.
lol..
Chopin was a genius. It is incredible that a man can just write such a thing.
Even Chopin would be in awe of your performance! Wonderful.
youtubeにあがってるエチュード Op.10-4はこれが1番すげぇ。
This has just become one of my favorite interpretation of this piece, huge huge skills here.
Sir Fryderyk Chopin is the pride of Poland! The whole country is very proud of him! 🇵🇱
No doubt. Nice when pride is based on estimating genious.
bruh stop writing this every where
@garyallen8824 Actually he left Russia and never came back. There was no Polish state then and the occupiers fought intensively against Polish culture. The same fate befell many Polish artists and scientists.
Chopin makes you realise that solo piano heavy metal can exist. :|
Antonio Innocente Oh for fucks sake did you just compare Dragon Force to Chopin? O.o
Antonio Innocente
It's usually a miniscule subset of classical, really.
paul hardman He's right you know. Those diminished licks, shove them onto a guitar with some distortion, and presto: you've got yourself Yngwie Malmstien.
Troy Lucas It also has a lot of phrygian dominant and pedal tones, but using the same modes and scales isn't the point.
Chopin sucks, you wanna see some real "piano heavy metal", check out Liszt's etudes.
I am absolutely speechless on her performance! This is so amazing! 🎉🎉
Gran interpretación, majestuosa y altiva. Me ha envuelto en una marejada.
i think my brain exploded.
EvaSlash how can you think, when you brain exploded???
Shigatsu was an extra special treat for those of us who are classical pianists that are into anime XD
Ah yeah ;)
***** its on episode 8
***** who do you think wins?
ryan barrogo the anime is over
HoneyDew151 that's meee i freakin loved the anime
This is wonderful. Both of my hemispheres work together all to well to ever play something like this with both hands independent.
I have watched this so many times and I don't get tired of it.
I love this interpretation! She's amazing
Beautiful performance!! I so love your interpretation!! I love it!!
How wonderful! Thank you so much.
Absolutely incredible! Probably the best coda I've heard!
It is perfect! Beatiful! Valentina Lisita is a genius at piano!
I love this. Chopin was f*cking crazy, this flow of music is awesome.
早送りなんじゃないか？って思うくらいの技術力。
Valentina, you are so amazing! This has to be the most underrated performance on RUclips.
She's perfect 😊
Unbelievable! How can do someone write that difficult and amazing music?...Bravo Valentina too!
my favorite Chopin etude and this performance ist stunning !!!
The beauty is that she plays it so calmly and comfortably.
This Etude is definitively my favorite ! Especially when it is played by you Valentina :)
Congrats !
I agree. And op. 25 no.11. ❤❤
Damn I can't believe this vid is already about 11 years straight.
During 2008, Even when RUclips didn't had a smartphone application, I watched her Chopin etude vid and fall in love with classics when I was 7.
Her Chopin performance is like unstoppable power, current flowing like a waterfall..never reducing the energy and speed.
I tried to learn etude op.12 no.12-(The Ocean)-, and figured that her power and strengh is freaking beyond. I always had painful arms and hands after practice, but Valentina- she just rans through like a piece of cake. I never could follow that energetic movements.
Anyways, thanks, Valentina, for not deleting this Chopin etude series so I can retrospect my good old memories. :)
It's a wonderful thing for someone to perform these etudes with such virtuosity and Valentina is absolutely GREAT but we must never forget the GENIUS of the composer who made this possible.
Chopin's " ETUDES" which were meant as exercises to prepare the pianist to be able to play his really HARD compositions are incredible and wonderful " HIT " tunes in their own right...every single one of them and it is this unique quality which makes every finished pianist at this level sound so good.
I love many of the great piano composers but CHOPIN is in a class by himself. He was the BEATLES of his age...so many " HITS"
The dynamics are clear as a crystal 👌
The soul lives on through each note of his work
yes I feel the same way about music like this and other forms as well
Linnea Mogren
other form like penis ?
ALFA Souls do not exist.
tech nichy rascist
the soul is hidden behind fingers here.
耳ざわりがいいです。
ありがとう❤
Absolutely amazing!
Талантище!!! Просто умничка👍😁
When I first listened this awesome etude I thought that if I didn't saw someone playing it in front of my eyes I wouldn't believe anyone could made a live perform. Well, this perfomance is incredible!
By the way, I think this is my favourite etude!
Excelente, Boa musica, execução fantastica
You can't express in too wonderful words.
Beautifully played. Awesome Valentina!
素晴らしい !!!
That's easy to play.
All you have to do is sell your soul the devil
😂😂😂😂
+KrosseKrabbeCrew I tried, but the devil didn't accept my soul. He told me that I have to sell my time to practicing
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
+KrosseKrabbeCrew hahahhaha you make my day!!!
Maybe ill just trade my hands to the devil, for his robots hands.
This performance give me shivers.
I love how with epic musicians u can see them in the zone the passion bleeds out
My favorite Chopin Etude. Love the ending. :)
圧巻‼︎‼︎‼︎‼︎
やべー！惚れる！笑
Notwithstanding the exemplary playing from Valentina, the video editing is on point! Such a satisfying video!
The angle hands. Heavenly talent. Soooo Beautiful movement.
yOU ARE THE BEST [IANIST i HAVE EVER HEARD. i LOVE EVERYTHING YOU PLAY/
it's simply ridiculous... i watch this video and hear her playing it for more than a year and till now still so freaking ridiculously stupid to believe that a human is playing it and another human wrote the song
chiheb baazaoui Amazing what humans are capable of.
gerry1202 indeed :)
all you need is DETERMINATION
The ‘piece’ not the ‘song’
Yes it is an incredibly complex song lol
Unparalleled. Such a virtuous, vigorous and entertaining performance
Full of talent!!! 👏
Honestly... Are you insane?? this is incredible
まさしく完璧、パーフェクト
koukich NO1
日本人いたぁー！！
@@user-dm4pg2ng7g いたんだ !
日本人いて嬉しい！ところでこのピアニストさんはどなたですか？
苺苺 valentina lisitsa（ヴァレンティーナ・リシッツァ）さんですよ〜
@@user-xr2xk2px1w Valentina Lisitsa.
that's... this is ofc my fav version of this piece of music. Great played!!!!!
What incredible tecnique! Very, very, very compliments!!!
The bass at 1:05, BEST part in this piece
She is so beautiful in this dress
I am wordless. Phenomenal !
Shes a machine !! Just amazing to watch if the pianist is enjoying
JESUS CHRIST! I'm mesmerized by the way she plays the piano...
Good goD! and please come back to the U.S. soon to play when this is all over
Truly amazing. Will finally get to see her play in London this year. Can't wait!!!
She is absolutely God tier. I have heard this played by many pianists and her version is fast without sacrificing clarity. Absolute perfection.
I can't believe it was 11 years ago. I really want to hear it.
mad skills damn
Absolute powerhouse of perfection!
This is absolutely beautiful😍😍😍😭
凄すぎて言葉が出てこないw
ポポ 最高にして最強👍
にふぉんじんがいた
テンポ速くてすごく手が回っててうらやましいです！
回るのは手ではなく指では？？
興奮です！！
うらやましいですよね。。。俺はまだまだ遠い。。。
@@junbom54 هيونغ مين سونهيونغ مين سونهيونغ مين سون
Very great! Valentina !Really enjoy to this music !
you can hear the difference of the opening to the main section of the song!! not a single note was there that I shouldn't have heard, and not a single note was missing. incredible talent, her fingers moved so quickly!
I remember playing this at music school! I still play today and have recently written a homage to Chopin. Please have a listen if you have the time :)
Amazing... Did you study at conservatoire?
Beautiful!
The bass at 1:00 - 1:06 is eargasmic
She´s so amazing...Well done Valentina!!!
She plays it effortlessly beautiful
She makes it look so easy.
+Thomas Crawford yes, she makes looks all esay!
The best make it look easy
nope, still looks hard af
ruclips.net/video/fCZs1zkcsX0/видео.html
Bravo Valentina as always. Your fingers just glide along those keys with such ease. You are truly exceptional!!
Wonderful natural talent...great Pianist...Jack Baker NYC/NJ
Very rare to witness such accuracy in the performance! wonderful
Ive memorized the piece now i have to practice increasing speed 💪
This piece reminds me of Nodame Cantible so much!
Omg yasss finally A person who actually knows nodame cantible!
Henry Kim Are there people who don't? I mean, seriously the anime and its drama adaptation are both classics.
+CookieRaider87 I only see mentions of your lie in April it seems most people don't :/
Addison Cagan Probably because these people are new fans, so they might not have seen it. I'm sure most people have heard about it eitherway tho. It's wayyy too popular.
Asombroso!!! Que forma de tocar piano!!! Me fasina!!!
My favorite piano vid of all time since 2010