I can't believe all these magnificent waltzes are posthumous. If it weren't for that one friend he had who disobeyed him and published these against his wishes, we wouldn't have them today. Chopin really never misses in his work, and I can't believe that it was entirely possible that his posthumous works could've never been played.
Yeah, Chopin wanted all of his unpublished works to be destroyed. Other people appreciate his work more than he did. Some of his waltzes are still missing, unfortunately.
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I love his waltz in c sharp minor op. 64 no. 2, his waltz in a minor op.posth, his grand valse brillante in e flat major, and last but not least his waltz in e minor op.posth b. 56. But to be honest, they're all beautiful, thank you traum for playing these songs!!!!
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I was actually listening to a compilation of all of Chopin's waltzes when I saw the recommendation for this video and I couldn't have been more pleasantly surprised. Your interpretations never cease to amaze and I look forward to more uploads.
Thank you Traum for playing some of the comparatively less famous Chopin waltzes. As many people already pointed out, they are all beautiful and worth playing, for sure. Great performance, and I am waiting for you to hit 20k subscribers really soon.
I love this guy wants to show us these composer's more lessee known waltzes, I only listen to op 64 no 1 or 2 and found these. I absolute love it. God bless this dude
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@@clcomposer7965 why are you advertising your channel on another person's channel. I'll listen to one of your videos, only because I'm being nice. And I see you've put that same comment ten times already on this channel. It's not okay to advertise your channel on another one's channel.
@@clcomposer7965 please don't self promote on another person's channel. I know how it is I have my own RUclips channel, it's only got a few less subscribers than yours, I do all kinds of videos and have put lots of time into it, but please don't self promote your channel. Eventually you will get the subscibers you deserve if you work hard enough
I was about to suggest the e major B. 46 but since you get swamped with suggestions I let it go.. I am super happy to see you played it. I really believe it’s in the top 3 of Chopins waltzes and you played it absolutely beautiful
Beautiful! I've never heard these played so well. Not a lot of pianists record the posthumous waltzes, and even then they usually only play the E minor one.
Are we not gonna talk how he just drops 5 pieces at once out of nowhere? At this point I'm just thinking he's a sightreading god, because I feel like it's impossible to learn so much music so quickly And the craziest part is that those perfirmances are SO GOOD
If he was sight reading he would be turning the pages. Its likely he is a God at sightreading and memorization. Or he has an incredible amount of repertoire.
I love to play all of these waltzes but you do them so much better. I love how you go to the pieces that other you tubers never play. Keep it up and stay with the chopin pieces. They are fan favorites. God bless
Franz Liszt:speed of fingers,beautiful of the music,this is my feeling. Frédéric Chopin:beautiful of the music, speed of fingers,this is my feeling. the point is the two of them, the music is very beautiful, the hand speed is equal, but, the one with the most hand speed is Franz Liszt. and most of his musical beauty is Frédéric Chopin . the point is they are both equal,i like it.
Chopin ist the gteatest. Time to time i listen other composer. So "heavy" like Rachmaninoffs piano concerto 2 or Prelude in C sharp. I Love those pieces. But i always find my way back to Chopin. Even his sad and sentimental pieces are so light like a waterfall and have this "Chopin touch", that fascinates me so. For me he ist the gteatest composer ever!
For some reason I feel like this was a recorded practice session. He just took a section of it and put in on YT. It's so casual. I imagine this is how Liszt did it.
Loved these!! Heard them all for the first time and really enjoyed them. Well done!! I would love to hear you play Chopin's waltz op. 69 no. 2 in b minor. It is one of my favorites but I don't like most of the versions on youtube
These waltzes are very rare to listen. Some of them are even unknown to me. Very good compilation and great performance. The E major one is my favourite among these. I like the slow tempo you play it, sounds much more romantic.
It's really interesting that you have played some of Chopin's less known Waltzes like second or fourth one in this video...your touch and feelings are different with other interpretations and beautiful like always👌 It's a very good idea to play more of these unknown and beautiful pieces among other famous pieces😊
Yet more pieces from Chopin that l've not heard. Where did he get his inspiration from? How can someone so gifted die so young ? So grateful that you can pass this music on to those of us who don't have the experience or knowledge . Thankyou Traum.
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Well they fit really well in your hands when you play them. Such as d flat major, 5 flats, like the minute waltz. It'd complicated but flows really well when you actually play it
Watching you play the same waltzes I learned, it's so inspiring. Hope you won't forget my Macdowell piece :) a huge talent like this should be revered! You're the best as always:)
How long have you been playing piano @Traum ? It's so motivating to watch you. I'just started to learn this instrument and your performances are what I aspire to be able to play.
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0:00 G-flat major Op. posth. 70/1
2:10 A-flat major B.21
4:04 E major B.44
6:41 E-flat major B.133
8:10 E-flat major B.46
Do not mention it
I won’t mention it
I won’t mention it ether.
I won't mention it too
Imma mention it
Nope, won't mention it
Everyone: waiting for Rouseau upload
Traum: casually uploads every chopin piece
Seems accurate as everyone is currently waiting on that 3 mil special
The Pianist waiting so much that we almost forgot
@@wavynocturne still waitin
Yass 😂👊
traum is waaaaaaaaaay better just saying
I still believe if Chopin was still alive he could just sit down and improvise a waltz for hours
@Thor Ondinson J.S. Bach
@Thor Ondinson beethoven
@Thor Ondinson no beethoven
Dannetic no lizst
Thor Ondinson That wasn’t even remotely funny. Only a toddler would find everything relating to hitler funny.
I can't believe all these magnificent waltzes are posthumous. If it weren't for that one friend he had who disobeyed him and published these against his wishes, we wouldn't have them today. Chopin really never misses in his work, and I can't believe that it was entirely possible that his posthumous works could've never been played.
Yeah, Chopin wanted all of his unpublished works to be destroyed. Other people appreciate his work more than he did. Some of his waltzes are still missing, unfortunately.
The ads respects his playing and only shows up between every waltzes.
I think there's a new algorythm that tries to run ads when the video volume is at its quietest to avoid disruption.
Before you give respect to that, look what traum did with the ballade no 1🤔 an ad in the MIDDLE of the piece.
@@wedemeyerr lol pretty irritating at times. Maybe the ads got jealous of his playing.
@@charlonecruz4376 his piano skills are really amazing (like them more then Rousseau's), but the ads disturbing 🤷♂️😓😪
Hi
I like the way some of these waltz got this "dizzy" style.
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Me too it feels like your kinda wobbling back and forth
I think it's all of the trills and the unsteady tempo added for more emotiom
nice profile pic.
used tissue that’s the point, this waltz were made to dance
Seeing the op. posth makes me cry
0:01
2:12
4:03
6:42
8:12
Thank you Davis!
Thx man
I love his waltz in c sharp minor op. 64 no. 2, his waltz in a minor op.posth, his grand valse brillante in e flat major, and last but not least his waltz in e minor op.posth b. 56. But to be honest, they're all beautiful, thank you traum for playing these songs!!!!
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Yeah, I like the Waltz in e minor b.56, Waltz in c sharp minor Op.64, Waltz in a minor and his Waltz in b minor Op.69 No.2
Frederich Bach stfu
Valse in e minor posth b.56 is underrated
Thank god, that nobody listened to him as he said, that after his death all undone pieces must be burned!
I was actually listening to a compilation of all of Chopin's waltzes when I saw the recommendation for this video and I couldn't have been more pleasantly surprised. Your interpretations never cease to amaze and I look forward to more uploads.
By the way if you're ever in the mood for more waltzes, you should try out Liszt's Valse Impromptu. I'm sure for you it'd be a walk in the park.
8:10 I LOVE IT ♥️ Thx for upload, one more time Traum, don't stop 🙏
Thank you Traum for playing some of the comparatively less famous Chopin waltzes. As many people already pointed out, they are all beautiful and worth playing, for sure. Great performance, and I am waiting for you to hit 20k subscribers really soon.
Waltzs are among my favorite works by Chopin. I loved the Op. 70 No. 1, and you played all good, like always :)))
I can’t even call my self a pianist at this point 😅
Same
I like how you chose all of the least common waltzes
Nothing is uncommon if traum plays it.
The first is uncommon? I hearded many times.
Crazy that u make daily videos. In Germany we say "Respekt".
In the netherlands we say “Respect”
La türk
Nice to see a fellow german
In italian Rispetto
In china we say 尊敬
I love this guy wants to show us these composer's more lessee known waltzes, I only listen to op 64 no 1 or 2 and found these. I absolute love it. God bless this dude
Just asking, how many people are you? If 1, thats ok.
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Frederich Bach how long have you been composing?
@@clcomposer7965 why are you advertising your channel on another person's channel. I'll listen to one of your videos, only because I'm being nice. And I see you've put that same comment ten times already on this channel. It's not okay to advertise your channel on another one's channel.
@@davisatdavis1 I agree with your whole statement
@@clcomposer7965 please don't self promote on another person's channel. I know how it is I have my own RUclips channel, it's only got a few less subscribers than yours, I do all kinds of videos and have put lots of time into it, but please don't self promote your channel. Eventually you will get the subscibers you deserve if you work hard enough
Can’t wait tell ballade no.3 by Chopin and I’m happy your finally making money off these videos!
PS I also can’t wait for Czerny’s Op. 787
I know bro ballade no3 is my favorite!
I was about to suggest the e major B. 46 but since you get swamped with suggestions I let it go.. I am super happy to see you played it. I really believe it’s in the top 3 of Chopins waltzes and you played it absolutely beautiful
i wish chopin we still here. what a thing to imagine
Finally someone else who appreciates the E major waltz. It's not one of his popular ones, but still very lovely.
I know his true identity
Good floating hand.
what‘s his identity then?
JustLucaGD It’S truely marvellous, but doesn’t fit in the space of one RUclips comment - 21st century Fermat
Who's he?
@@justlucamusic you're replying to him
Holy crap, the speed changes in that first waltz took me on one of the best journeys I’ve had in a while. So freaking fantastic!!!
Beautiful! I've never heard these played so well. Not a lot of pianists record the posthumous waltzes, and even then they usually only play the E minor one.
Are we not gonna talk how he just drops 5 pieces at once out of nowhere? At this point I'm just thinking he's a sightreading god, because I feel like it's impossible to learn so much music so quickly
And the craziest part is that those perfirmances are SO GOOD
Probably he sold his soul to the devil
If he was sight reading he would be turning the pages. Its likely he is a God at sightreading and memorization. Or he has an incredible amount of repertoire.
@@irodragon7184 he could be reading off an iPad that flips the pages automatically
@@yishai8466 true, however I've never seen an app that can flip automatically.
he probably memorizes as he sight reads the music, I am an expert Horn player and the first time I play a piece I instantly have it memorized.
Man that E major waltz is a banger.
I'm so stoked. These are also my favourite waltzes.
Well done! I love your intepretation of Chopin's music! 🤗
bro said music💀
@@julio_S2 💀
I love to play all of these waltzes but you do them so much better. I love how you go to the pieces that other you tubers never play. Keep it up and stay with the chopin pieces. They are fan favorites. God bless
These waltzes are so beautiful I still don't know why I haven't heard them before, thanks for uploading this video traum :)
All waltzes of Chopin are beautiful
I saw this video and fastly clicked, hoping that Waltz in g flat major was here. And luckily it was the first. I love it!
Es einem muss wohl viel Spaß bereiten solche Walzer zu spielen.
Love it!.
Thank you for playing the B.46 one, I did request you that one.
I am so happy for all this video :)
Franz Liszt:speed of fingers,beautiful of the music,this is my feeling.
Frédéric Chopin:beautiful of the music, speed of fingers,this is my feeling.
the point is the two of them, the music is very beautiful, the hand speed is equal, but, the one with the most hand speed is Franz Liszt.
and most of his musical beauty is Frédéric Chopin
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the point is they are both equal,i like it.
Let's not forget that he did all these pieces in one take, no cuts 😳😳😳
Chopin ist the gteatest. Time to time i listen other composer. So "heavy" like Rachmaninoffs piano concerto 2 or Prelude in C sharp. I Love those pieces. But i always find my way back to Chopin. Even his sad and sentimental pieces are so light like a waterfall and have this "Chopin touch", that fascinates me so. For me he ist the gteatest composer ever!
Waltz in E flat Major B.46 is my favourite
Best Waltzes, best interpretations! 🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹
Thats truely beautiful! I hope I could play at least one of those waltz..
Great taste, some of the more obscured waltzes by Chopin. Loving the colors, just close your eyes.. 😊
I love waltzes! Just wrapping up minute and waltz of the flowers and never heard these, might try one next. Thanks Traum!
Beautiful melodie line above the rich harmony, excelent work once again! Congratulations!
I knew the G-Flat Major waltz would be on here!
I love how he plays the ornaments in the first waltz
For some reason I feel like this was a recorded practice session. He just took a section of it and put in on YT. It's so casual. I imagine this is how Liszt did it.
jo that’d be absolutely insane but Liszt most likely really practiced like this xD
To be honest, I waited B-minor and C sharp-minor waltzes, but this is the reason, why I watched the video full lenght
Indeed beautiful
Please give Chopin's op 34 some love! The whole opus is amazingly graceful and underrated! Especially the first two
Beautiful playing. Very relaxing to listen to.
Loved these!! Heard them all for the first time and really enjoyed them. Well done!!
I would love to hear you play Chopin's waltz op. 69 no. 2 in b minor. It is one of my favorites but I don't like most of the versions on youtube
He already did that waltz.
ruclips.net/video/LA8oEt5jEV8/видео.html
You're the best, keep going !
In one take is CRAZY work bro 😭🙏🙏
One of the few videos I’ve seen performing the a flat posth. It’s so underrated thanks!
Amazing compilation and amazing interpretation 🥰
Just came across this channel and it's golden. Just insane
Such a beautiful, light sounding piece :)
Excellent performance!
Wow great job 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
These waltzes are very rare to listen. Some of them are even unknown to me. Very good compilation and great performance. The E major one is my favourite among these. I like the slow tempo you play it, sounds much more romantic.
The first isn't that rare
Waltz 11 is my favorite in this video. ❤
It's really interesting that you have played some of Chopin's less known Waltzes like second or fourth one in this video...your touch and feelings are different with other interpretations and beautiful like always👌
It's a very good idea to play more of these unknown and beautiful pieces among other famous pieces😊
Yet more pieces from Chopin that l've not heard. Where did he get his inspiration from? How can someone so gifted die so young ? So grateful that you can pass this music on to those of us who don't have the experience or knowledge . Thankyou Traum.
LOVE THIS
Beautiful all waltzes 😍
thank you for your uploads ❤❤ i love the chopin waltzes
Keep up the awesome work! I’m a new subscriber but i’ve watched almost all of your videos, absolutely amazing!!
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@@clcomposer7965 why. Bach and Frederich (Chopin), you're already famous. Why do you need to beg for subscribers
Waltz in A minor, B.150, Op. Posth
Waltz in C# Minor, Op. 64 No. 2
HOW DID THESE NOT GET IN THE VIDEO!?!?!?
좋은 곡들 소개해주셔서 감사합니다~~
Beautiful played. I really like those waltzes.
Especially the first one in this vid. Its so carefree and calm in my opinion.
So beautiful!
쇼팽 왈츠는 언제 들어도 너무 아름답네요ㅠㅠ귀호강..
Great playing! They were all very beautiful! To me they kinda have a dizzy feeling😂 anyone else?
Waltz in D Flat Major Op. 70 No. 3 is probably my personal favorite and famous Waltz in A Minor is beautiful too
Chopin really loved flat signatures lol
Well they fit really well in your hands when you play them. Such as d flat major, 5 flats, like the minute waltz. It'd complicated but flows really well when you actually play it
Chopin makes the best waltzes
I loved the video I rly enjoyed watching it and I found it quite accurate and also great lizst.
Almost to 20k keep going man
2:10 my fav❤❤
Watching you play the same waltzes I learned, it's so inspiring. Hope you won't forget my Macdowell piece :) a huge talent like this should be revered! You're the best as always:)
This is wonderful. You should have way more subs!
Thank you so very much. It was moving.
i am here before 20k subs :D thanks for big dose of Chopin
Keep UP This amazing work
The third and fifth are my favorite, in my opinion they are the most beautiful Waltzes ever written.
One of my personal favorites is Op.64 No.2. in C# Minor. You played these brilliantly though!
I is being Traumatized by the legend himself
Did'nt knew this waltz. Beautiful!
Amazing!!
역시 믿고보는TRAUM님 ㅎㅎ
YOU SOOO TALENTED !!!
Thank you!
Great ! You played some waltzes I've never heard, not the popular ones, thank you !
Simply spectacular
항상 좋은곡 감사합니다~
How long have you been playing piano @Traum ? It's so motivating to watch you. I'just started to learn this instrument and your performances are what I aspire to be able to play.
Great playing as always! Hope you'll also consider uploading these separately, I'd like to sort them into my synthesia playlists.
I've never listened to these waltzes but I like them a lot.
It is the best 11 minutes in my life!
오늘도 아름다워요😆👍