chopin, but this guy makes me cry:
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- pianist: Dang Thai Son
piece: Chopin: Mazurka in a-minor, Op. 17 No. 4
original video: • Chopin Mazurka in a mi...
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pianist: Dang Thai Son
piece: Chopin: Mazurka in a-minor, Op. 17 No. 4
original video: ruclips.net/video/9HWVCi1763s/видео.html
Thank you so much for watching! ❤️
The way he subtly misaligns the left hand chords and the melody gives it breadth and natural flow, truly a masterful interpretation.
Proper rubato, it’s wonderful
It is not what Chopin wished for, and I cringe at its over-sentimentality 😅 I love Dang Thai Son’s Prelude 24 and other fast, exciting works but with this he makes it sound like cow fodder
@@TheModicaLiszt Yes, not my cup of tea...
@@arthurlaguette7773 🥰
O nome disso é rubato Chopiniano, a liberdade da mão direita confere essa expressividade e naturalida como a voz, enquanto a mão esquerda estrita como a orquestra que acompanha, ópera italiana.
Berlioz wrote about this one: “Chopin has written two wonderful mazurkas which are worth more than 40 novels, and are more eloquent than the entire century’s literature.”
Wonder what the two are
Wonder what the two are
Wonder what the two are
are two the what Wonder
the two are what Wonder
He should join the Chopin competition. He sounds like he could win the whole thing.
Are you kidding?! He is a world renowned pianist. In fact he was one of the judges of the XVIII International Chopin Piano Competition in Warsaw in 2021. That said, he did win the X International Chopin Piano Competition in Warsaw in 1980.
@S. C. I think they were joking 😉
@@s.c.1494 r/wooooosh
he did
@@s.c.1494 why so serious ? as joker would say to you
DAMN the way he plays the melody slightly off time with the chords is amazing. My piano teacher would slit my throat if I did that but he make it work.
but it is how it is written here. you cannot play it synchronically.
Sounds like you need a new teacher
@@vaxx2007 if you are musical you can play it synchronated, just as its written... No need for the fake manerisms
It’s written like that tho so your piano teacher would be proud
@@purrrpurr9365 finally someone who understands this
Dang Thai Son is so good. He's different from the rest of the classical musicians. This person has gone through enough that he has the ability to make people experience emotions during a performance. You should check out the nocturne.
What did he go through?
The way the harmonies chromatically descend reminds me of Chopin's E minor Prelude. This, combined with the melancholic searching melody and the beautiful ornaments - makes this one of Chopin's most exquisitely expressive and beautiful creations. Wonderful performance, I also love Horowitz's.
This mazurka is really special
That piano piece always touches my heart
I've dedicated it to a special someone
Biggest mistake of my life
What happened?!
.
oof
@@nathanielwoodbury2692 ig life happened
@@nathanielwoodbury2692 shit happens bro
Got with a girl
Played this for her
2 weeks later we no more
The fact that this isn't on Spotify hurts me
This is dang good.
This wonderful mazurca is wonderfully played.
Thanks for bringing it here!
Never heard this one! WONDERFUL!
He is FEELING it!
Sounds so jazzy i love it
Massive free interpretation of the rhythm , rubato is nice
This Chopin fella wrote jazz in the 19th century lmao
Our boy was pretty ahead of his time, no joke
love the trills beautiful
Masterful rendition.
Dang Son! That was good
This is beautiful.
This is a Chopin's mazurka....which is very intimate .... !!
This mazurka is not of this world 💗❤️🌹💗💗💗💗💗💗❤️❤️💗💗💗
It’s quite jazzy
dang, son.
Dang, son
I'm being tested on this piece in my last music history exam in school.
good luck, mate!
Just beautiful!
Wow! That was stunning.
Delightful!
Although Chopin dislike embellishment on his pieces and like to keep it low key, this will surely fascinate him
It is loss. That's why we all cry. He lost his Poland, living in Paris and dying from consumption he knew he would never return (this is the 1840s) he knew he would never see hos homeland again. This is the song of loss. Which, to put it another way, is the song of life.
Your dreams come true. 👏👏👏
Oh this guy
You should start giving the performers more credit instead of referring to them as "this guy" and then only tagging other famous musicians in the description.
Though, I appreciate the original link.
Noted, absolutely agree! Just trying to get as many people to click and find out about these incredible musicians! Thanks for the feedback :)
His touch more magical and divine than Horowitz
Interestingly he plays all the unaccented grace notes as accented.
That's smoooootttthhhh like REAALLLL buttteerrrr!!
what piece is this ?
Chopin's Mazurka in a minor
@@jakubbanas4647 op 17 #4
Really very good
A good Chopin (Horowitz!)
Damn
Much better example of rubato than the rubato example. The push and pull in the left hand (informed by the right), is much more apparent.
as usual, most of the people confuse performer's skills and the greatness of this music.
Chopin lives on a musical edge, unlike Beethoven whi spoon feeds the player, you need to actually try to make Chopin sound nice.
@@liviu445 Hmm, not sure if I agree with that. There's a range everywhere, but I'd genrally consider classical era composers to be some of the hardest to correctly inteerpret, the second movement Beethoven's last sonata is also just insanely difficult to make shine but shine it does when played correctly.
@@Noah-ws8ho I agree with you, I'm saying the structure and logic of Chopin isn't as obvious as it is with Beethoven.
does he make you cry because he didn't finish it?
Bernstein's narration of this was cool.
There are artists that never joined competitions and are very famous like Kissin
They are the best, competitions are a business of sorts.
Cry harder with Horowitz!
Some parts sounds a lot like jazz im surprised
It’s beautiful but the amount of rubato I’m not used to lol
A little like Horowitz
Is he Dang Thai Son?
Yes!
I understand the interpretation. It is different and honestly gorgeous. The interpretation is questionable given the grace notes throughout the piece directing especially to beat 1. Rubato is rubato but when you are playing 2 things separate that were designed together on the music, it makes sense to me at least personally to have more of a connection between these element's. Regardless beautiful performance
Not a clue.
Is he the son of Dang Thai ?
#dangthaison
Lento ma non troppo troppo
love how his right hand entrances are often slightly after supposedly unison entrances in the left hand part. #stylistic.
Missed the A-flat 😭
It's surely beautiful, but not exactly a mazurka anymore is it?
I'm reading a collection of Chopin's letters to his friends, and in one I read recently, he said something along the lines of 'and I have also written two mazurkas (but they are not for dancing!)'
So maybe he's taking the dance but then making it into something more personal to himself.
Whatever happened to the "ma non troppo"?!
I don't give a damn what it says. If it doesn't make me cry, it's not worth listening to.
Please play both hands together 😭 Don't hurt Chopin pls
Clearly you've never heard of tempo rubato and how Chopin executed rubato 🙄
Chopin should under no circumstances be played together!
19 century pianists be like:
@@donkgated8074 1. This is not rubato at all. 2. This kind of playing is the problem of the 20th century, it's not the way 19th pianists played it.
@@arthurlaguette7773 3. You have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. 4. We live in the 21st century. We don't have horse carriages as main transport and use Pleyel pianos in concert halls anymore.
Might be an unpopular opinion . But I don't enjoy this performance . It sounds dull
Очень плохо. От мазурки ничего не осталось. Он решил, что это канцона... Полное непонимание стиля. Плохо. Хотя над технологической стороной своего пианизма он поработал.
Вам вероятно к мацуеву))
@@димабродский-б2о при чем здесь Мацуев то? Речь о конкретном исполнении конкретным исполнителем. С точки зрения звуковедения это результат, но с точки зрения стилистики это очень плохо. Это как пить чай с солеными огурцами... Или джаз играть классическим рубато. Вот в этом исполнении именно это и происходит.
Ah ah ah