This piece of music by Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849) is from 1837.
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mysteryp1998: @azppiano
jesus christ - this isn't the doctor phill
show. just enjoy this artists music and stop
talking about your feelings.
LangaArchitects: Perfect.
avandesande: There interpretations by Cubus take advantage of
the sustain, reverb and decay characteristics of
a synthesizer.
Since there is more 'fill' between the notes he
doesn't need to go as quickly.
Weather or not this is your cup of tea I am glad
that someone is experimenting with electronic
music this way.
plogthesmith: Just about everything I hear from you is
lifeless and plodding because you play too
slowly. I don't get it. You obviously play well.
Hard to fathom.
justapersonlikeyou: I LOVE THIS SPEED. i'm playing this, and haven't
actually heard any other versions. but still-
it's incredibly expressive!!
mrbratsch: they're suppose to be eh? yeah did god say
so? lol
azppiano: @newFranzFerencLiszt Well, I kinda agree with
you- now the music sounds stagnant and
"unflowing" but this is ONE interpretation-
listen to something else if you don't like this.
@DragonerPhoenix This franzferencliszt person
plays piano as well. Some his videos say "Me
playing _____." Understand other people's
position and respect their opinions, instead of
calling them "a**hole" and other words along
those lines. There is no right or wrong- only
opinions. (in this case, at least)
Hauntershadow: Bravo. I echo the sentiments of previous
comments in remarking upon this slower (and
rather expressive) interpretation of this piece.
DragonerPhoenix: hey, asshole, this is his interpretation of
it. It sounds beautiful. I doubt you could do
the same. So shut up.
alicelenore: Lovely. I agree with your interpretation.
I've never heard it played like this before.
Very expressive. Well done.
newFranzFerencLiszt: do you want to play this slower? you can
reach 10 minutes if you want
Eric1029res: ? what are you saying?
wongy2006: well... the tempo marking does say andante...
but I'm happy enough to hear it played slowly
as, after all, it IS a nocturne.
Eric1029res: Ich liebe vereidigung in deutschen!!!
Noahedwinbeach2: Everyone has their own interpretation. There is
beauty in everyones own style. I enjoy slower
pieces because it allows me to fully take in all
the notes. Nocturnes are supposed to be played
in slower more melodic style. Besides at night
time you play slower pieces. This is music
people can relax to. I mean if I am drinking
wine and spending time with my wife I don't want
to be listening to Etudes. Think about it.
llllloolllll: zzzzzzzzzzz goodsound but come on chopin dont
will broken
ollie1400: Sounds very nice, but quite a bit too slow in
my opinion. Also, did you add echo to this
recording?
nrod81: yes please more Chopin pieces!!!
DepthSolitude: Nice, really nice, sounds so good, I liked the
sound, so realistic and smooth at the same
tim.
Did you use a reverb?, cause sounded so good and
the technique that you have is wonderful fortes
and pianos so clearly,
I'm studyind this piece and I love it, thanks 4
sharing and keep it doing ! :D
TOMASDELPICO: uuuuuuuuh que flash esa reverb!!!!!!!!!!!!
qwertyz15: i think i'm going to learn this, I like being
able to put feeling to my playing and i like
this style and song ;)
qqwink: what kind of piano do you have? it sounds
wonderful
spiridusha14: it must to be played slow ;)
spiridusha14: i have to play this on my exam and i love
it:xX
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