Hi, guys! I was supposed to play subscribers’ pieces in this week. But, I think that I have to wait for more pieces from subscribers. In addition, until now, I have not come up with content for it. So, I had to play another piece “Nocturne Op. 55 No. 1. Typically, Nocturnes are really hard to play well. I hope that you guys can enjoy this piece. Thank you so much for your support!
@@mattsdpell5029 I think Baroque music in general tends to have more Picardy thirds, whereas I've been told that Romantic composers did try to gravitate less towards these for a more dramatic ending; I guess this is one of the instances Chopin felt the need to use a picardy third instead
For people which want to know this piece, I attached editor’s comments here. [A: 0s, B: 3min 3s, C: 4min 9s, D: 4min 26s][The chief subject A-B is bipartite and betrays a gloomy, melancholy mood. We may be permitted to represent to ourselves in fancy a wanderer, who goes his way solitary and sad, after taking leave of his beloved home and all his dear ones. The secondary subject is also bipartite. Its first part “B is March-like in character, as if the wanderer had resolved henceforth to go on more courageously. The second part “C grows steadily more passionate and excited. At C begins a fragment of the chief subject, but after a few measures it passes over into a closing part D, in which the base for a while retains its old motive, though accelerated in pace, and abandons it only when it no longer seems able to follow the right hand as it hurries ever more lightly and swiftly away. The last measures sound like; “Thank God - the goal is reached.”
I feel like this piece is for someone who got rejected from somene or something, and part A is the person walking down the street with their head down, kicking garbage and stones as they walk. Part B is the anger as they realise what could have been, sparking panic and inability to think clearly. Part C is a resolution, where in the end they realise that not all is lost and life will go on.
Love how this almost exponential proliferation of visual/sensory phenomena invites folk from all walks of life cause there is a small chance that someone’s art historymusic degree can be put to some use and share an insight and clarity of thought and argument in a manner not previously as accessible to the everyman.
Being a longtime Chopin fan, I never expect to hear this piece from place other than music channels. So when I saw it appears in Cyberpunk 2077, I felt so excited
I played Chopin when I was fighting depression. His music, the emotion behind it, literally saved my life. I'm still fighting, but his music reminds me that it's worth it. Just like this piece, I know everything will end in a major chord 💕
I truly believe God can help you, 17 The righteous cry out, and the Lord hears them; he delivers them from all their troubles. 18 The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit. Psalms If you ever get a chance please read Psalms it’s like balm for the heart. If not that’s ok, best wishes 🌹
@@ronan1686 Eh, you got a point. Personally I liked it, but the game was buggy as shit. At least I didn’t pre-order. Now Rick & Morty fans, I can 100% agree with you on. Ew.
My favorite part about classical piano is that everyone plays it just a little different. Everyone gives their own unique take on the tempo, phrasing, and little accents that make their preformance unique. It's a beautiful thing, to turn the music you hear in your mind to real sounds.
@@bepowerification in other languages missions usually have different names, e.g., in polish it is called "for whom the bell tolls" which is obviously a reference to Hemingway
@@Lord_Blumiere It would be a Hemingway's reference, but's a Metallica's reference. All missions in cyberpunk are named after a music, whether they are pop, rock or any other else genre.
Chopin’s music is like a waterfall with those trills, jumps, and fast arpeggios. Chopin can incorporate Melancholy, Joy, and Grace. By all composers, Chopin is my favorite not because of how challenging it is to play his works, but The emotions Chopin can incorporate into each of his works. Chopin adds that sense of style and finesse while maintaining that specific feeling. Piece request: Heroic Polonaise in A-flat Major Op. 53
I don’t know why the “Heroic” Polonaise is not in E flat major. It was very common for classical and romantic composers to write heroic pieces in E flat (See Beethoven’s 3rd symphony and Tchaikovsky’s 1812 overture). It isn’t a rule, but it’s interesting.
@@mostafa12890 Chopin never intended it to be named heroic in the first place, it was more to show his love for Poland as there was no Polish land at the time
This piece seems so easy... but truly it is not. Interpreting a piece is thrice as hard as playing the notes correctly almost every time. Luckily, you are capable of giving a soul to every piece you play, and I won’t ever stop thanking you for your effort and your performances, I showed your videos to as many people as possible, and there was not a single person that didn’t like your performances, be proud of yourself because you are giving a new light to the Classical Music!
@@russian_noone Always happy to hear young pianists sharing their successes! Remember to always give a sweet, nostalgic touch when you play this piece, yet to also make it "yours" by adding your own interpretation to it! I'm assuming you've been playing the piano for just a few years, so let me give you a tip: always record yourself playing and then listen to it, only then you'll know what people are really listening to when you're playing I hope the best for you, keep going ;}
Personally Chopin must be my favorite composers so far; the amount of emotions and feelings that go into his nocturnes are just insane. Now this video of you performing Nocturne op.55 no.1 is enough to persuade me to start the grind on this piece lol
*NOCTURNE OP55N1* Cyberpunk led me here, I don't care what people say about the game, this is the second piece of music the game has led me to, I love it
This song gives me a sense of one who has been broken by tragedy and the darkness in the world, but knows that hope yet still remains, and that you must fight for what is right and pure in this world and to never give up and to be the light in the dark even when you feel hopeless and lost.
found this because someone said Blonde Redhead adapted this song and it became part of Rick and Morty. it's actually really cool how music like this gets adapted over time but you can still hear the familiarities in it
idk I for one am happy that more people are finding this piece thanks to it being featured in popular media. This music, in its time, WAS the popular media, after all.
I feel like your interpretations always have some magic the others can't obtain. Definitely my favourite pianist, the more you play, the more I'm convinced about it and I'm sure no one can change my mind. Thank you Kassia :D
Exploring classical music is a journey through time and culture. Composers such as Bach and Chopin left behind a magnificent legacy, marking their love and talent for music.
Came here from Cyberpunk 2077. This piece was played at an important moment and it got stuck in my head. This is a really good performance, I thank you for it. Stay safe!
Chopin has always been my favorite , such beautiful pieces of music they make me cry and this video tops it. It's forever reminded me of rain...soft rain, waterfall. None better. 🎶🎹
may i suggest eternal sonata then? it's a game that tells the supposed dream (or so i feel anyways) chopin had on his deathbed, and has several pieces of his work placed in the story. the music and world in itself is music intensive and influenced quite a bit by him. very much worth the time playing it tbh
The song from Rick and Morty was definitely based on this! They did change quite a few things about it, The song is called “For the Damaged Coda by Blonde RedHead”
I don't know why but listening to this piece I always have to imagine the goals I have in life. I'm currently in the most important year that literally decides what my future will look like. See you in 20 years, when I will hopefully listen to this again and can say "I did it"
@@stefanjovanovski6834 I'm currently writing my bachelor thesis and working on founding my own startup with a friend. Because this is a risky thing I'm also applying for my Master and other jobs. This year decides what my future will look like in terms of career
I am in the last zone of life and you would not believe how many times I changed my plans and my careers, life is so fast moving now you have to be flexible to survive so I would say to you by all means have a plan for life but be ready to change direction if you need to, no shame in adapting to new conditions. Best of luck and happy listening to wonderful music.
Imagine listening to such a beautiful piece and an amazing interpretation without crying... impossible. Your piano speaks directly to my heart. Thank you❤🔥
Kassia, thank you for your wonderful playing. I have always loved your playing but this piece with the recent death of my uncle hits very different. You play it so beautifully. Listening now that we were finally able to bury him after 2 months brings me such a calming feeling like how it felt when we were finally able to put him to rest. Thank you for such a beautiful recording. Keep up the great work, it touches the hearts of so many around the world. I know you may never see this comment but I really do appreciate how beautifully you play.
This was used on the witcher 2's launch trailer "HOPE" fell in love with the piece ... and this was waay back when... 2011... so i had to find who the artist was... and found it was Frederic Chopin! also found Cladio Arrau's take on Chopin's nocturne... this is my favorite piece of Chopin's Nocturne... really love this take Kassia... thank you for playing this...❤❤❤
Thank you. This piece is music to my soul. I played it almost three rdecades ago and it's still my favorite of all the pieces I played. I have not played in some time, but hearing this has inspired me to begin playing again. THANK YOU for sharing your gift of music!! Music is the universal language of love, and this was executed beautifully. Well done!
“Simplicity is the final achievement. After one has played a vast quantity of notes and more notes, it is simplicity that emerges as the crowning reward of art.” ― Frédéric Chopin
Kassia, this is one of the most beautiful interpretations and performances I've ever heard. Your play is technically perfect and I love your special phrasing and even touch. Such a heartbreaking Chopin classic...I like your very slow and patient pace as if to hang on to the notes and "march" midsection was wonderful. The segue into the last section was done so well.....you create such beautiful suspense! Thanks to your incredible dynamics, you make the piano cry. Of course the smile comes on that very last arpeggiated major chord :-) I loved it! BRAVO! ~Jackie
Man, I wish classical music was more appreciated in the modern day. I find it such a shame that these beautiful pieces of art aren't more widely listened to like they used to.
I'm studying this piece currently and this is my favorite interpretation of it. I usually listen to a dozen different versions of something I'm studying to soak it in and get a a reference. This is very subjective when we talk about top pianists. But in this nocturne it's astonishing to me how better Kassia's performance is compared to famous concert pianists interpretations I listened to. Makes me rethink this stupid bias people have (including me) which is to be predisposed to admire big names and see their rendition of a piece as canonical.
Man, how blind have I been all this time... The opening melody for this piece has directly been taken and used on this meme song 'for the damaged coda'. I just watched a video about popular songs that have copied melodies from classical pieces, and so far I don't know how it wasn't obvious to me from the beginning.
Hi, guys! I was supposed to play subscribers’ pieces in this week. But, I think that I have to wait for more pieces from subscribers. In addition, until now, I have not come up with content for it. So, I had to play another piece “Nocturne Op. 55 No. 1. Typically, Nocturnes are really hard to play well. I hope that you guys can enjoy this piece. Thank you so much for your support!
Your Welcome :)
Beautiful! Thanks! 😅
Still waiting for the Ballade No. 1 in G minor Op.23 :)
@@CaaziPianoSheets I'm waiting for the 3rd Ballade...
@@CaaziPianoSheets me too, i'd wait even if it takes months 😂💓
I love how Chopin ends in major even though he wrote its entire piece in minor. Sure he loves happy ending:)
It's Picarda resolution. Bach uses that quite often. It was determined by a better conclusion, due to harmonics.
MattSD Pell Only real musicians would know that . Jk i didn’t know but thx for letting us all know🙂.
@@LightsCabreraAction I know: I didn't want to look surly
@@mattsdpell5029 I think Baroque music in general tends to have more Picardy thirds, whereas I've been told that Romantic composers did try to gravitate less towards these for a more dramatic ending; I guess this is one of the instances Chopin felt the need to use a picardy third instead
Well chopin is a man so its understandable ;)
For people which want to know this piece, I attached editor’s comments here. [A: 0s, B: 3min 3s, C: 4min 9s, D: 4min 26s][The chief subject A-B is bipartite and betrays a gloomy, melancholy mood. We may be permitted to represent to ourselves in fancy a wanderer, who goes his way solitary and sad, after taking leave of his beloved home and all his dear ones. The secondary subject is also bipartite. Its first part “B is March-like in character, as if the wanderer had resolved henceforth to go on more courageously. The second part “C grows steadily more passionate and excited. At C begins a fragment of the chief subject, but after a few measures it passes over into a closing part D, in which the base for a while retains its old motive, though accelerated in pace, and abandons it only when it no longer seems able to follow the right hand as it hurries ever more lightly and swiftly away. The last measures sound like; “Thank God - the goal is reached.”
God, that's *deep*
Nice
Qq
I feel like this piece is for someone who got rejected from somene or something, and part A is the person walking down the street with their head down, kicking garbage and stones as they walk. Part B is the anger as they realise what could have been, sparking panic and inability to think clearly. Part C is a resolution, where in the end they realise that not all is lost and life will go on.
Love how this almost exponential proliferation of visual/sensory phenomena invites folk from all walks of life cause there is a small chance that someone’s art historymusic degree can be put to some use and share an insight and clarity of thought and argument in a manner not previously as accessible to the everyman.
Being a longtime Chopin fan, I never expect to hear this piece from place other than music channels. So when I saw it appears in Cyberpunk 2077, I felt so excited
Clair de Lune also appears in Cyberpunk. (Peralaze’s Apartment) Also, every quest is named after a song. But you might’ve figured that out.
I played Chopin when I was fighting depression.
His music, the emotion behind it, literally saved my life.
I'm still fighting, but his music reminds me that it's worth it.
Just like this piece, I know everything will end in a major chord 💕
So deepely emotionaly, My Best wishes 🌹
I'm here for the same reason buddy, sending you strength :)
Lol this fake🤣😂
@@timothyjosephbonilla1108 why should it be fake dude? No one should fake depression or any other mental illness
I truly believe God can help you,
17 The righteous cry out, and the Lord hears them; he delivers them from all their troubles. 18 The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit. Psalms
If you ever get a chance please read Psalms it’s like balm for the heart. If not that’s ok, best wishes 🌹
Whether you’re a long-time Chopin fan, or you’re here from Cyberpunk, we can all agree that this piece is beautiful.
@@ronan1686 Eyup!
@@ronan1686 Eh, you got a point. Personally I liked it, but the game was buggy as shit. At least I didn’t pre-order.
Now Rick & Morty fans, I can 100% agree with you on. Ew.
@@joedoesthings8506 u play on base console?
@@kingkai2800 I played on PC
@@ronan1686 perhaps, but at least they aren't as awful as gatekeepers
My favorite part about classical piano is that everyone plays it just a little different. Everyone gives their own unique take on the tempo, phrasing, and little accents that make their preformance unique. It's a beautiful thing, to turn the music you hear in your mind to real sounds.
Fun fact: This song is also played during the meeting between V and Hanako Arasaka in Cyberpunk 2077 at the beginning of the final mission
Yes
mh, thats probably why the mission is called "Nocturne OP55N1"...
@@bepowerification in other languages missions usually have different names, e.g., in polish it is called "for whom the bell tolls" which is obviously a reference to Hemingway
@@Lord_Blumiere It would be a Hemingway's reference, but's a Metallica's reference. All missions in cyberpunk are named after a music, whether they are pop, rock or any other else genre.
@@felipefontes2201 how do you know it references Metallica rather than Hemingway? Genuinely curious
Lovely. This is how my mother played Chopin. She studied music at Illinois Wesleyan and the American Conservatory in Chicago. Thank you so very much!
Kassia upload = instant happiness
Thank you for your words💕
@The Human Centipede Actually it's his sonata no 3. "Ballade" is just the nickname.
But that's a great suggestion.
@Dano Zakerios Gotta be something that brings us back.
Not bad.. this generation is amazing
Bien joué gros tu régales
I thought you were meant to be dead...
Mad Rad Revolutionary im the Chopin’s soul
Chopin him self proved this cover
Amir reza Vaseghifar yeah I’m trying to correct everybody who cover my pieces, and I have to say that Kassia is one of my bests students.
This piece is so elegant yet so tragic... It's sadness at its finest form
I feel so empty when i hear this
Chopin can make me cry and give me hope at the same time, and only Chopin can do that
That low C at about 4:34 is amazing. It stays with me for longer than I can hear it.
Chopin’s music is like a waterfall with those trills, jumps, and fast arpeggios.
Chopin can incorporate Melancholy, Joy, and Grace.
By all composers, Chopin is my favorite not because of how challenging it is to play his works, but
The emotions Chopin can incorporate into each of his works.
Chopin adds that sense of style and finesse while maintaining that specific feeling.
Piece request: Heroic Polonaise in A-flat Major Op. 53
Thank you for your comment!💕
You’re welcome
I don’t know why the “Heroic” Polonaise is not in E flat major. It was very common for classical and romantic composers to write heroic pieces in E flat (See Beethoven’s 3rd symphony and Tchaikovsky’s 1812 overture).
It isn’t a rule, but it’s interesting.
Mostafa Hassan, Chopin Usually changes Keys, based on finger length. And also I like how Chopin composed it, challenging but it maintains musicality.
@@mostafa12890 Chopin never intended it to be named heroic in the first place, it was more to show his love for Poland as there was no Polish land at the time
This piece seems so easy... but truly it is not. Interpreting a piece is thrice as hard as playing the notes correctly almost every time. Luckily, you are capable of giving a soul to every piece you play, and I won’t ever stop thanking you for your effort and your performances, I showed your videos to as many people as possible, and there was not a single person that didn’t like your performances, be proud of yourself because you are giving a new light to the Classical Music!
Hi, Lux!! Thank you for your long comments. Most nocturnes are really hard to play well. Always thank you for your comment and support!💕
@@Kassiapianoi am 12 years old and i can play it... D:
@@russian_nooneAge doesn’t matter on how skilled or good you are.
@sheso7553 yeah I know but I have smal hands
@@russian_noone Always happy to hear young pianists sharing their successes! Remember to always give a sweet, nostalgic touch when you play this piece, yet to also make it "yours" by adding your own interpretation to it! I'm assuming you've been playing the piano for just a few years, so let me give you a tip: always record yourself playing and then listen to it, only then you'll know what people are really listening to when you're playing
I hope the best for you, keep going ;}
We hit the big leagues Jackie, we made it
So that’s how the major leagues look like...
Personally Chopin must be my favorite composers so far; the amount of emotions and feelings that go into his nocturnes are just insane. Now this video of you performing Nocturne op.55 no.1 is enough to persuade me to start the grind on this piece lol
I've heard countless recordings of this piece, and yours is by far my favourite version.
Hi, Davis Robinson!:) I am so happy that you like it!:) Thank you!💕
This is one of my favorite nocturnes, you played it so skillfully Kassia. Thank you for this wonderful masterpiece.
Hi, Piano Spiel! It's one of great nocturnes. Thank you for your comment!💕
You're welcome Kassia! 💕
Alman?
How coincendal that i started learning this piece this morning
Wow! I hope that it will be helpful. Good luck!💕
@@Kassiapiano thanks!
ooh hello there i started too, although the chromatic-like octaves are too complex i love it this is just pure emotion
Starting now after I heard this amazing amazing performance :)
@@elthpiano I learned it quite some time ago but I just played it 45 minutes ago. Always good to hear (and see) how it's played by a professional.
the moment I saw the notif I was like YAY KASSIA
and then i saw chopin and I literally shouted out with joy I don't even know why
Wow! Thank you, Vivace!💕
Chopin is absolutely my favourite. You can feel the emotion in his pieces... incredible.
The chords, the melody, the structure is all perfect. This is what I love about Chopin.
I didn't know this nocturne yet. You played it beautifully
It's one of beautiful nocturnes. Thank you, Jade!💕
Kassia I'm learning it. Is very beautiful
@@Kassiapiano the most beautiful*
Sometimes simple pieces bring more emotion than the complex ones...
Hi, Eljo!:) Slow pieces are really hard to play well. For this, pianists should think more and more. Thank you for your comment!💕
@@Kassiapiano The simpler the piece is the more work and emotion the pianist needs to invest - thats what my piano teacher told me :)
@@Kassiapiano applying to every instrument of course, slow pieces are more difficult to master. Rhythmically, dynamically, etc.
*NOCTURNE OP55N1*
Cyberpunk led me here, I don't care what people say about the game, this is the second piece of music the game has led me to, I love it
Yep
Was the first Pyramid Song with Judy?
And the first one was? 😅
Blonde Redhead “For the Damaged Coda” as heard on Rick and Morty season 3 e7 episode ending.
Still not meeting Hanako at Embers
And we never will. Phantom Liberty ending FTMFW.
This song gives me a sense of one who has been broken by tragedy and the darkness in the world, but knows that hope yet still remains, and that you must fight for what is right and pure in this world and to never give up and to be the light in the dark even when you feel hopeless and lost.
found this because someone said Blonde Redhead adapted this song and it became part of Rick and Morty. it's actually really cool how music like this gets adapted over time but you can still hear the familiarities in it
Yeah!!
I Love this tempo. A Lot of people plays this Nocturne so fast, And i hate it because the piece lose feeling. Thx for upload My favourite Nocturne ♥️.
If you recognized this as Chopin’s work before Cyberpunk. Congratulations, you’re one cultured bastard.
*cultured choom/choomba!
Thanks choom
idk I for one am happy that more people are finding this piece thanks to it being featured in popular media. This music, in its time, WAS the popular media, after all.
Who is cyberpunk? Never heard of it
Why are you being a snob? Gatekeeping classical music is silly
Shouts out to Johnny Silverhand.
This is genuinely incredible. Simple, yet elegant.
I feel like your interpretations always have some magic the others can't obtain. Definitely my favourite pianist, the more you play, the more I'm convinced about it and I'm sure no one can change my mind.
Thank you Kassia :D
Thank you for your kind words, Caterina!!:)💕
Мало кому из пианистов удаётся держать «нерв» на пиано с повторениями. Браво!
I need to make sure I’m no the only one who loved this piece first and then knew about Rick and Morty-
You are not! ;-)
I didn't know Rick and Morty had that piece.
@@robertmorrison1657 it's a song based off of the first few bars in this piece
@@ronan1686 I never watched rick and morty, but glad to know.
give me the lyrics. ALL OF THEM.
It never ceases to blow my mind how big of a genius chopin was..absolute masterpiece
Exploring classical music is a journey through time and culture. Composers such as Bach and Chopin left behind a magnificent legacy, marking their love and talent for music.
If this piece isn't played at my funeral, I'm not coming.
beats me lol I want Boris Johnson Fugue played at my funeral
@@prophe7884 Boris Johnson Fugue?
@@nerrdinho ruclips.net/video/X_G-FBSf1UI/видео.html
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Came here from Cyberpunk 2077. This piece was played at an important moment and it got stuck in my head. This is a really good performance, I thank you for it. Stay safe!
long time before cp 77 trailer the witcher 2 Hope
Ahhhh I've always loved this nocturne soo much. Also, the new setup is rlly awsome kassia! Hoping to hear ballade no.1 from you soon!
Hi, Maria The Pianist! Thanks always for your support!💕 It means a lot to me! I will play it!
Cant wait too
1:43 ooohh that came in smooth af 🔥
Chopin has always been my favorite , such beautiful pieces of music they make me cry and this video tops it. It's forever reminded me of rain...soft rain, waterfall. None better. 🎶🎹
Anyone here from cyberpunk?
Am a big fan of Chopin, but cyberpunk lead me back here :p
Same... This song will forever remind me of V.... Oh, V...
may i suggest eternal sonata then? it's a game that tells the supposed dream (or so i feel anyways) chopin had on his deathbed, and has several pieces of his work placed in the story. the music and world in itself is music intensive and influenced quite a bit by him. very much worth the time playing it tbh
How can cyberpunk lead you here??
@@Jro-z9y Mission name.
@@JShort89 also Hanako plays it in this mission
Yesss! This was my first nocturne (and Chopin piece) I ever played, so happy you decided to play it. Amazing work! (As always)
I returned for it cuz of Cyberpunk. Its good to hear this piece again.
Dopo aver sentito la canzone originale su cui lazza ha scritto posso apprezzare ancora di più quel capolavoro
Спасибо за грациозное исполнение произведения. Нравится, что не только исполняют произведения классиков, но и пишут свои сочинения, талантливо.
One thing I don’t like about this piece..... it ends
Thank you, Shadow!:)💕
Piece*
Piece
Not song for God's sake
piece
not song
Cyberpunk and Rick & Morty... Chopin surely was in a very sci-fi mood when composing this piece lol
Btw: actually a very good melody
The song from Rick and Morty was definitely based on this!
They did change quite a few things about it,
The song is called “For the Damaged Coda by Blonde RedHead”
@@PianoGermination and gave it recognition. fair enough ss for me
@@PianoGermination maybe, but still, pretty fair enough for me
@@PianoGermination his loss really
i’m not here because of the Cyberpunk mission i swear
I def am
same
Same
Nah def not
Wait... which one?
still one of the greatest piano works of all time. been listening to this piece for the past 14 years and i still get chills
I don't know why but listening to this piece I always have to imagine the goals I have in life. I'm currently in the most important year that literally decides what my future will look like. See you in 20 years, when I will hopefully listen to this again and can say "I did it"
reply to me when you make it
whats going on, whats so important?
@@stefanjovanovski6834 I'm currently writing my bachelor thesis and working on founding my own startup with a friend. Because this is a risky thing I'm also applying for my Master and other jobs. This year decides what my future will look like in terms of career
I am in the last zone of life and you would not believe how many times I changed my plans and my careers, life is so fast moving now you have to be flexible to survive so I would say to you by all means have a plan for life but be ready to change direction if you need to, no shame in adapting to new conditions. Best of luck and happy listening to wonderful music.
4:29 this moment is *amazing!*
Omg! I didn't know this piece until now. It's really great piece! Your performance is very emotional and I enjoyed this a lot. Keep it up! :)
Hi, Sir Louco! Always thank you for your kind words!💕 It's really great piece!
CHOPIN NAJPIEKNIEJSZA SPUŚCIZNA DLA LUDZKOŚCI. DZIĘKUJĘ.
My favorite Chopin Nocturne. So emotional and beautiful. I could listen to this for hours.
Esto para mí tiene el mas profundo sentimiento ....es el mejor pianista que ha existido...
This piano setup is so cool
Thank you for your comment!💕
@@LeventK Yup! ;)
Piano gamer
@@aestheticsyncopation7933 I'm a piano gamer.
Imagine listening to such a beautiful piece and an amazing interpretation without crying... impossible. Your piano speaks directly to my heart. Thank you❤🔥
Nadie iguala a Chopin en melancolía; que bien tocas Kassia.
Kassia, thank you for your wonderful playing. I have always loved your playing but this piece with the recent death of my uncle hits very different. You play it so beautifully. Listening now that we were finally able to bury him after 2 months brings me such a calming feeling like how it felt when we were finally able to put him to rest. Thank you for such a beautiful recording. Keep up the great work, it touches the hearts of so many around the world. I know you may never see this comment but I really do appreciate how beautifully you play.
This really is the perfect piece for the ending of cyberpunk, I'm really glad it brought me here, amazing performance too, thank you.
Lovely ! I always loved you performances especially when your play slow and relaxing piece. Keep up the great work, you're awesome 💕
Hi, MrTardoss! Always thank you for your kind words.💕 I will also expect your new upload with great emotion.
My favorite nocturne :0
Hi, Tio Zeon! Thank you always!💕
This was used on the witcher 2's launch trailer "HOPE" fell in love with the piece ... and this was waay back when... 2011... so i had to find who the artist was... and found it was Frederic Chopin! also found Cladio Arrau's take on Chopin's nocturne... this is my favorite piece of Chopin's Nocturne... really love this take Kassia... thank you for playing this...❤❤❤
Thank you. This piece is music to my soul. I played it almost three rdecades ago and it's still my favorite of all the pieces I played. I have not played in some time, but hearing this has inspired me to begin playing again. THANK YOU for sharing your gift of music!! Music is the universal language of love, and this was executed beautifully. Well done!
“Simplicity is the final achievement. After one has played a vast quantity of notes and more notes, it is simplicity that emerges as the crowning reward of art.” ― Frédéric Chopin
This is so awesome. Now I'm ready to go meet Hanako at Embers...
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Yes
He just casually wrote „Nice” and got 164 likes I should try the same and check after 5 months.
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Kassia, this is one of the most beautiful interpretations and performances I've ever heard. Your play is technically perfect and I love your special phrasing and even touch. Such a heartbreaking Chopin classic...I like your very slow and patient pace as if to hang on to the notes and "march" midsection was wonderful. The segue into the last section was done so well.....you create such beautiful suspense! Thanks to your incredible dynamics, you make the piano cry. Of course the smile comes on that very last arpeggiated major chord :-) I loved it! BRAVO! ~Jackie
Thank you so much for your words, Jackie! It means a lot to me!💕 I am so glad that you like my interpretation:) Anyway, have a nice day, Jackie!
@@Kassiapiano You're welcome dear Kassia! It was just wonderful!! :-)
Man, I wish classical music was more appreciated in the modern day. I find it such a shame that these beautiful pieces of art aren't more widely listened to like they used to.
Agreed
I'm studying this piece currently and this is my favorite interpretation of it. I usually listen to a dozen different versions of something I'm studying to soak it in and get a a reference. This is very subjective when we talk about top pianists. But in this nocturne it's astonishing to me how better Kassia's performance is compared to famous concert pianists interpretations I listened to. Makes me rethink this stupid bias people have (including me) which is to be predisposed to admire big names and see their rendition of a piece as canonical.
Apparently Johnny Silverhand likes this song
I knew that's what the mission name meant
On the contrary, he most likely doesn't since he wanted nothing more than to delta the f out of there asap.
*piece
Nah, Hanako Arasaka did.
piece
4:26 I know you can’t find the words to describe that melody...
Yes omg, this part sound like nothing else, it is the reason why I think this is one of the best, if not the best, Chopin's piece.
Honestly it’s such an interesting phrase and such a different vibe and variation
Does anyone know what this poly/style of melody is called?
cyberpunk... hanako mission
love this game and this nocturne
Your touch along with the fine tuning and sound of your piano is wonderful. It resonates beautifully in my ears.
I half way through this song learning with my teacher right now. It’s amazing
I don't care who Arasaka sends I'm not meeting Hanako at Embers
this is so beautifull. Chopin really was a master mind. Great performance too.
This is so beautiful, I can't even describe the emotions hearing this!
this is such a bizarre piece. it conveys the feeling of a strange isolating world, not just in feeling, but in the harmony itself. love it.
This song will..... never fade away
Never stop fighting.
is someone chopin onions here or what
I see what you did there ;)
You’re chopin me up
SuperLegal get bach here this instant
@@yxpotato3004 i dont wanna get involved here so imma just be haydn in the corner
If you’re running out of onions I could put them on my liszt
My favorite Nocturne! ^^ You are doing extremely well, very good performance and musicality. Greetings from Palau 🇵🇼
Where’s that ?
@@Bucketbrain82 Oceania
Nice to hear Chopin is loved even there!
Palau is very tasty
Remember to meet Hanako at Embers
please Hanako-sama one last hustle :/
This song.... I can't put to words how beautiful it is thank you you for playing this song so excellent 👏
Playing this pieces is just one of the best things a human can do , but imagine if u were the one who wrote it ,like how genius a person must be .
One of my favorite nocturnes!! Thank you Kassia!
Ouv3rture 🔥🔥
Love this! It was in fact the first Nocturne I learned, at 11 :)
Thank you so much for the upload! 🙏
Hi, uLySse_.:) Wow, you did it! Thank you for your comment!💕
FINALLY A CHOPIN PEICE THATS HUMANLY POSSIBLE TO PLAY
First Chopin Nocturne I learned years ago, lovely performance.
Man, how blind have I been all this time... The opening melody for this piece has directly been taken and used on this meme song 'for the damaged coda'. I just watched a video about popular songs that have copied melodies from classical pieces, and so far I don't know how it wasn't obvious to me from the beginning.
Мне так нравится, как ты "шагаешь" пальцами правой руки))
Bless my weekend
Okay. I came here because this is CLEARLY the origin of the “Evil Morty” theme from Rick and Morty. So good. Candy for my ears.
I like the first part so much. It's simple and deep, as well as fun to play.
Yep cd project choose the perfect song for that ending