One only has to look at this particular portrait to understand something of the rare flowering of the human genius ... pain and suffering were the two dark horsemen who hauled the mud spattered carriage containing this treasure in to his world, our world and worlds to come. I am a poet and I wrote a poem 'Chopin in Scotland'... Worth remembering that Nietzsche left the Wagner party early and tearfully embraced Chopin in Venice.
His music is like finely carved crystal ware refracting rainbows from the candlelight shining through it. It lingers in the air and in the heart long after it has ceased to sound. It exists beyond time and fills time. It is the language of the deepest longing, mystery, regret, hope, joy, and the soul.
I can only think that something from outside normal reality came to exist in Chopin's imagination perhaps from somewhere we call Heaven. I have often wondered whether he could sing.? His melodies feel to me as if they started in his breast , wanted to come up through hto his voice but lungs not unable help. i know he loved to listen to good lady singers. But tell me, how did he find the energy and the time to compose such perfect music whilst suffering so much healthwise , coughing up blood, and so often relapzi g into extremem weakness?. So much wonderful joy he has given us thenr dying at the tender age of 39. His music has got to have come from Heaven, hasn't it?. It is unique. Pn
CHOPIN is the very top Musical Saint when it comes to the worlds best when it comes to piano music! I’ve been playing Chopins music for 75 years. If any professional Artist says he doesn’t like chopins music then, he ha no business being around a fine instrument like a piano!
C'est le langage divin qui touche au cœur qui dissipe les peurs, les doutes qui remet l'harmonie où il y a chaos et qui souffle à l'âme "continue d'espérer et de vibrer" la lumière ne s'éteint jamais elle est au-delà du temps...Merci pour ce partage❤🙏
Querido Chopin:Te escribo estas cuatro letras,para decirte ,que como ,un ser humano,es capaz ,de conseguir esa belleza ,sensibilidad ,y conseguir que mis ojos,se empañen,mi alma sea feliz.y mi mente incapaz,de un mal pensamiento.Por lo demas aqui todos bien .Saludos y veas,de comer mas que te veo algo desmejorao .La familia que te quiere.❤
0:00 Op. 9, No. 1 in B flat minor. Larghetto 6:23 Op. 9, No. 2 in E flat major. Andante 10:38 Op. 9, No. 3 in B major. Allegretto 17:16 Op. 15, No. 1 in F major. Andante cantabile 21:48 Op. 15, No. 2 in F sharp major. Larghetto 25:08 Op. 15, No. 3 in G minor. Lento 29:54 Op. 27, No. 1 in C sharp minor. Larghetto 35:07 Op. 27, No. 2 in D flat major. Lento sostenuto 41:15 Op. 32, No. 1 in B major. Andante sostenuto 46:12 Op. 32, No. 2 in A flat major. Lento 52:03 Op. 37, No. 1 in G minor. Lento 57:47 Op. 37, No. 2 in G major. Andante 1:03:15 Op. 48, No. 1 in C minor. Lento 1:09:28 Op. 48, No. 2 in F sharp minor. Andantino 1:16:00 Op. 55, No. 1 in F minor. Andante 1:20:42 Op. 55, No. 2 in E flat major. Lento sostenuto 1:25:40 Op. 62, No. 1 in B major. Andante 1:33:17 Op. 62, No. 2 in E major. Lento 1:39:16 Op. 72, No. 1 in E minor. Andante 1:43:55 Op. posth in C sharp minor. Lento con gran espressione 1:48:04 Op. posth in C minor. Andante sostenuto
Chaup pain, pain grillé au petit matin, face au soleil levant. Toutes les odeurs, de la fraîcheur de la rosée, au petit vent qui se lève, amenant à moi le blé chaud donnant du pain, grâce à Chopin....
I see love doves, and two people dancing one frozen water, like ballerinas sooooo gracefully and every thing in life is were it belongs at the end they through flowers to them
Merveilleusement joué, tout en laissant la musique parler d'elle-même, sans rien perdre de sa pureté. L'art de Frédéric C. est dans la retenue, puisque la musique est belle telle qu'elle est écrite. Mon seul reproche est que je détecte que cela a été enregistré d'une manière ou d'une autre avec un effet d'amélioration "d'écho doux", ce qui je pense, est préjudiciable à la performance mais il reste l'inspiration indéfectible de l'artiste 🥰
I must say Francois is a wonderful pianist. Beautiful and soft. Very nice recording. This is my first time hearing his work. Too many Chopin players while technically correct in their playing seem to want to pound the keyboard through the floor in the process, which to me ruins the beauty and feel of the music.
Wonderful piano sound from Chopin. I always feel so good when I listen to his piano and Classic Music as well. 😉💖💖💖💖 The best! Best Wishes from STOCKHOLM - SWEDEN
Um sentimento tão pacífico, por que deveríamos estar cansados da vida. Relaxe também música para encontrar paz de espírito. Muito obrigado ! Vamos continuar criando e divulgando! 😍😍
Evidently it is Francois Chaplin. For if you expand the description and click on one of the pieces, it leads to the same piece performed by him, and it sounds the same to me. I am grateful to 432 Restoration for providing this, and of course more grateful to Chaplin for playing them. But questions remain, which only begin with: why is there no Wiki article on Chaplin, but there is one for every third-rate European football player who ever lived (no offense, soccer fans)? Well, apparently Horowitz made the obligatory remark somewhere about 'the world falling apart,' so there it is ;) Or to put it another way, why are tens of millions of people currently obsessed with an old song by Kate Bush? But I digress, cantankerously? Each to their own, I guess.
he escuchado a varios concertistas durante mucho tiempo, y aunque las piezas están bien interpretadas siento que las piezas no tienen el alma de Chopin en ellas, el panorama está en blanco y negro.
Wonderfully played, while letting the music speak for itself, without any loss of its purity. His artistry is in his restraint, since the music is beautiful as written. My only quibble is that I detect that somehow this was recorded with a "soft echo" enhancement effect, which I think is detrimental to the performance. It's like he's in a big glass-lined box, alone, with the music bouncing around. It's not him --- it's a recording judgment. I'm hoping that it's just this site (he's on many others doing the nocturnes, where this "reverb" is hopefully absent). That aside, this would be a performance for the ages. Just went to other sites where the same album can by played. Same disturbing "ambience" is present. And, sad to say, it bothers me.
I visited Chopin's grave at the Pere Lachaise Cemetery in Paris many years ago. I've heard it said that his body was interred in France but that his heart was removed from his body and sent back to Poland, the country of his birth. Can this be true?
@@zerguskotus2648 "America is my country but Paris is my hometown". Thus said Gertrude Stein but it applies in my case too. I live in America and was born in Paris. When I die, I don't care where I am buried as long as my heart is sent back to France.
You might try Arhur Moreira Lima. He would have won the International Chopin Competition in the '70s, but he had the bad luck to be in the same competition as Martha Argerich. So he came in second. But his Chopin Nocturnes (complete) are quite beautiful. They are available on KRplus.
@@Ageless-yh7gv Oh! I didn't know that. It was unfortunate for him to compete with Argerich! But this Chopin sounds fantastic to me. Thanks so much for your favor.
Beautiful refinements, but too much liberty with rubato for me, damages the continuity - but for wonderment, look for Paderewski playing Chopin Db Nocturne, you’ll fall on the floor. With time and education, the playing of Chopin is ethereal beauty with iron fist (the beat).
LOL why don't you provide us with a recording on historical piano with a lower pitch? You can attach the link below your comment. When you do it, I am 100% certain it will sound much much better! :)
Woooow, what a ludicrous thing to say. Who even says such a thing? The Nocturnes were my favorite record to listen to when I was studying long into the night during my high school and university years. That was many many nights, a decade worth of nights and they never lost their magical powers.
Per quale motivo a 432? Vi ricordo che, per fare un esempio, all'epoca di Bach l'altezza del LA veniva continuamente modificata (di molto a volte) in base agli strumenti che gli strumentisti avevano a disposizione. Non vi è una reale valenza scientifica né tantomeno artistica o squisitamente musicale in tale scelta. Quindi smettetela con queste baggianate! Andate a studiare la Musica così saprete di cosa parlo e di cosa (s)parlate!
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One only has to look at this particular portrait to understand something of the rare flowering of the human genius ... pain and suffering were the two dark horsemen who hauled the mud spattered carriage containing this treasure in to his world, our world and worlds to come. I am a poet and I wrote a poem 'Chopin in Scotland'... Worth remembering that Nietzsche left the Wagner party early and tearfully embraced Chopin in Venice.
Beautifully said. Would you mind sharing your poem ? i’d love to read it.
His music is like finely carved crystal ware refracting rainbows from the candlelight shining through it. It lingers in the air and in the heart long after it has ceased to sound. It exists beyond time and fills time. It is the language of the deepest longing, mystery, regret, hope, joy, and the soul.
Beautifully written.
I agree💙
I can only think that something from outside normal reality came
to exist in Chopin's imagination perhaps from somewhere we call Heaven.
I have often wondered whether he could sing.? His melodies feel to me as if they started in his breast , wanted to come up through hto his voice but lungs not unable help. i know he loved to listen to good lady singers. But tell me, how did he find the energy and the time to compose such perfect music whilst suffering so much healthwise , coughing up blood, and so often relapzi g into extremem weakness?. So much wonderful joy he has given us thenr dying at the tender age of 39. His music has got to have come from Heaven, hasn't it?. It is unique.
Pn
Exceptional observations. You must be a writer...
@@larryfiori2099 I play, violin, viola, and harp as well as compose music. I admire his music much.
CHOPIN is the very top Musical Saint when it comes to the worlds best when it comes to piano music! I’ve been playing Chopins music for 75 years. If any professional Artist says he doesn’t like chopins music then, he ha no business being around a fine instrument like a piano!
C'est le langage divin qui touche au cœur qui dissipe les peurs, les doutes qui remet l'harmonie où il y a chaos et qui souffle à l'âme "continue d'espérer et de vibrer" la lumière ne s'éteint jamais elle est au-delà du temps...Merci pour ce partage❤🙏
Querido Chopin:Te escribo estas cuatro letras,para decirte ,que como ,un ser humano,es capaz ,de conseguir esa belleza ,sensibilidad ,y conseguir que mis ojos,se empañen,mi alma sea feliz.y mi mente incapaz,de un mal pensamiento.Por lo demas aqui todos bien .Saludos y veas,de comer mas que te veo algo desmejorao .La familia que te quiere.❤
0:00 Op. 9, No. 1 in B flat minor. Larghetto
6:23 Op. 9, No. 2 in E flat major. Andante
10:38 Op. 9, No. 3 in B major. Allegretto
17:16 Op. 15, No. 1 in F major. Andante cantabile
21:48 Op. 15, No. 2 in F sharp major. Larghetto
25:08 Op. 15, No. 3 in G minor. Lento
29:54 Op. 27, No. 1 in C sharp minor. Larghetto
35:07 Op. 27, No. 2 in D flat major. Lento sostenuto
41:15 Op. 32, No. 1 in B major. Andante sostenuto
46:12 Op. 32, No. 2 in A flat major. Lento
52:03 Op. 37, No. 1 in G minor. Lento
57:47 Op. 37, No. 2 in G major. Andante
1:03:15 Op. 48, No. 1 in C minor. Lento
1:09:28 Op. 48, No. 2 in F sharp minor. Andantino
1:16:00 Op. 55, No. 1 in F minor. Andante
1:20:42 Op. 55, No. 2 in E flat major. Lento sostenuto
1:25:40 Op. 62, No. 1 in B major. Andante
1:33:17 Op. 62, No. 2 in E major. Lento
1:39:16 Op. 72, No. 1 in E minor. Andante
1:43:55 Op. posth in C sharp minor. Lento con gran espressione
1:48:04 Op. posth in C minor. Andante sostenuto
Thank you for the list! Much appreciated!👍
millones de gracias por toda la dedicacion
Muchas gracias!!!
@@432restoration2 I think it would be great if you could copy and paste this list in the description. Thanks to Tyler
ur the GOAT
Spectacular spectrum of emotional emphasis in the first nocturne.
my favorite
I love these. Especially Op. 55, No. 1 in F minor.
Universel et intemporel ... Le génie à l'état pur .
Chopin to cudowne dzieło Boga. Mój ulubiony kompozytor.
Nieodlaczne skojarzenia z mazurskim pejzarzem
nie da sie przy tym nie myslec o mazowieckich krajobrazach....
moj ruwniez
Chopin's comfortable music is a great tranqulizer to the human soul
The master. Always will be. RIP ❤️🙏
🌱🌹 PIĘKNO KTÓRE NIE ZNA GRANIC 🌹🌱Zachwycające , cudne i niezapomniane melodie 🌹🌱
Chaup pain, pain grillé au petit matin, face au soleil levant. Toutes les odeurs, de la fraîcheur de la rosée, au petit vent qui se lève, amenant à moi le blé chaud donnant du pain, grâce à Chopin....
tak, tak malo potrzeba by cieszyc sie zyciem....
Nunca deja de ser un placer escuchas las maravillosas piezas del Maestro Chopin.
I see love doves, and two people dancing one frozen water, like ballerinas sooooo gracefully and every thing in life is were it belongs at the end they through flowers to them
Cudowne - KOSMOS/SPACE. PS. ... i uczucia, bez nich nie dolecimy na Marsa - na dłużej .
🌱🌹 ZACHWYCAJĄCE PIĘKNO KTÓRE ZRODZIŁO SIĘ JUŻ W MŁODYM SERCU ❤️ ECHO Z PORYWEM WIATRU I PROMIENI SŁOŃCA ☀️ NIESIE PRZEZ ŚWIAT 🌹🌱
Brawissimo !!!!!!!!!! Best !!!!!!!!!!!
Прекрасна музика! Необходима е за облагородяване на човечеството.
Chopin el más romántico de los clásicos.
Merveilleusement joué, tout en laissant la musique parler d'elle-même, sans rien perdre de sa pureté. L'art de Frédéric C. est dans la retenue, puisque la musique est belle telle qu'elle est écrite. Mon seul reproche est que je détecte que cela a été enregistré d'une manière ou d'une autre avec un effet d'amélioration "d'écho doux", ce qui je pense, est préjudiciable à la performance mais il reste l'inspiration indéfectible de l'artiste 🥰
É lindo esse noturno! Tocante! Aliás tudo que Chopin interpretou e criou é adorávelmente imortal.
“Tudo que Chopin interpretou”?
I love Chopin and am delighted to hear his music here💐
Perfectement!!
Děkuji Vám 🌷 krása 🌸🕊️
,, Hudba a rytmus nacházejí cestu k nejskrytějším místům duše." Platón
So beautiful. Thank you for posting.
Beautiful. A perfect escape 💖
Amo Chopin
Wonderful playing!!!
chopin el mejor
Une splendeur ! Divinement bien joué l merci !
Мой любимый Шопен...
The most beautiful version 💓
this is beyond good - thank you sooooooooooooooo much for the sound - much appreciated ;)
Chopin uno de los más grandes clásicos y que su música estimula la quietud del espíritu
I must say Francois is a wonderful pianist. Beautiful and soft. Very nice recording. This is my first time hearing his work. Too many Chopin players while technically correct in their playing seem to want to pound the keyboard through the floor in the process, which to me ruins the beauty and feel of the music.
Sehr schön
Gorgeous playing.
Wonderful piano sound from Chopin. I always feel so good when I listen to his piano and Classic Music as well. 😉💖💖💖💖 The best! Best Wishes from STOCKHOLM - SWEDEN
Refreshes the soul. 🎩
Meu compositor favorito!
eu ainda nao ouvi uma ruim dele!!
Great indeed
Um sentimento tão pacífico, por que deveríamos estar cansados da vida. Relaxe também música para encontrar paz de espírito. Muito obrigado ! Vamos continuar criando e divulgando! 😍😍
For ever....🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹❤
Thanks
Chopin lo admiro mucho, por sus hermosas obras quiero aprender a tocar piano
🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼💕💕
This is so good. Would love to hear the ballades, mazurkas, etc. Thanks for making this!
There are loads of ballades, mazurkas on KRplus. Check it out.
@@anandsamuel1978 I am aware. Are they played by Francois Chaplin or tuned down to 432 by this account?
@@MrGregarious7 Yes it is Francois Chaplin.
Historically accurate for performance in Europe at the time of composition! Love this. Thank you so much for posting.
in French, we add a space between the last letter and the exclamation (or question) mark. It looks much better. You English writers should adopt it !
@@missionlinguistiquefrancop6356 shouldn't
@@missionlinguistiquefrancop6356 this added nothing to the original post why comment it?
@@auxxik5234 Just try to think what "mission linguistique francophone" means. Then you'll get the answer to your pointless remark ;-)
It's because the recording is in 432! Sweet notes!
Музыка Шопена это букет человеческих чувст и переживаний....Это животворящий ручей,не возможно насытиться,хочется пить,пить и пить....
я тоже бухаю...
божественно...
тёлку б есчё...
divino
En un rincon, en un papel o en un cajon...👀...🎶
❤️
Agree, most beautiful,thoughtful version of the performance. Who is the artist?
👍
my heart is broken
Houston...! Houston...!
bo wtedy dusza sie budzi i wedruje między ludzi
uśmiechem serca dotyka
i po chwili znika
Please mention who is the performer!
What Genre is this? Thank you
Who is playing? This is the most beautiful version I’ve ever heard.
"Who is playing?" well it is difficult to say ! but actually howewer !
It might be a version of Brigitte Engerer. She's brilliant. Wondering if anyone can confirm.
Evidently it is Francois Chaplin. For if you expand the description and click on one of the pieces, it leads to the same piece performed by him, and it sounds the same to me.
I am grateful to 432 Restoration for providing this, and of course more grateful to Chaplin for playing them. But questions remain, which only begin with: why is there no Wiki article on Chaplin, but there is one for every third-rate European football player who ever lived (no offense, soccer fans)? Well, apparently Horowitz made the obligatory remark somewhere about 'the world falling apart,' so there it is ;) Or to put it another way, why are tens of millions of people currently obsessed with an old song by Kate Bush?
But I digress, cantankerously? Each to their own, I guess.
Nice playing definitely, but then listen to Arrau, Moravec, Cortot, Pollini, Pires, Rubinstein…I could go on and then maybe you won’t be so sure.
@@motaku7525 very well said and I agree with you about the garbage music we are bombarded day in and day out!
he escuchado a varios concertistas durante mucho tiempo, y aunque las piezas están bien interpretadas siento que las piezas no tienen el alma de Chopin en ellas, el panorama está en blanco y negro.
Thanks and a tip of the hat to Tyler Z. for supplying titles.
Can you tell me who the pianist is and on what make of piano he/she is performing? Thank you.
Quel est le ou la pianiste ? Joue t il sur le piano de Chopin ? Et Chopin jouait il en 432 ? Le diapason était déjà à 440 en 1930 !
Alguien me puede informar quien es el pianista que los toca?
This (colorized) photo was taken i 1839 - the year Chopin died. He knew what was coming. Hence the expression (probably).
He died in 1849
and the photo is from 1847 according to new research :)
just after the break-up with G. Sand
nonetheless you are right, he probably knew already in 1847 what was coming.
I would like to know who is playing the piano. Thanks...
It's François Chaplin. A great pianist.
@@alvinjugernauth7867
@Alvin Jugernauth Thank You so much! It is very important for the musical culture to know the interpreters in classical music.
03/09/2022 - Brasil
Prague.📷
Chaplin holds an unchallenged position as an interpreter of Chopin
Chaplin is a great Alchemist of Chopins‘ muusic
and Lang Lang
@@andraspica4449
Thankyou
I hope you are well
From
A corner of Tokyo
Wonderfully played, while letting the music speak for itself, without any loss of its purity. His artistry is in his restraint, since the music is beautiful as written. My only quibble is that I detect that somehow this was recorded with a "soft echo" enhancement effect, which I think is detrimental to the performance. It's like he's in a big glass-lined box, alone, with the music bouncing around. It's not him --- it's a recording judgment. I'm hoping that it's just this site (he's on many others doing the nocturnes, where this "reverb" is hopefully absent). That aside, this would be a performance for the ages. Just went to other sites where the same album can by played. Same disturbing "ambience" is present. And, sad to say, it bothers me.
I visited Chopin's grave at the Pere Lachaise Cemetery in Paris many years ago. I've heard it said that his body was interred in France but that his heart was removed from his body and sent back to Poland, the country of his birth. Can this be true?
Yes because he was Polish
@@zerguskotus2648 "America is my country but Paris is my hometown". Thus said Gertrude Stein but it applies in my case too. I live in America and was born in Paris. When I die, I don't care where I am buried as long as my heart is sent back to France.
@@John-kd4ef It did matter for him though
Yes, his heart is buried in Warschau.
Who played such briliant Chopin?
You might try Arhur Moreira Lima. He would have won the International Chopin Competition in the '70s, but he had the bad luck to be in the same competition as Martha Argerich. So he came in second. But his Chopin Nocturnes (complete) are quite beautiful. They are available on KRplus.
@@Ageless-yh7gv Oh! I didn't know that. It was unfortunate for him to compete with Argerich! But this Chopin sounds fantastic to me. Thanks so much for your favor.
57:50 Por una cabeza...
Será Francois Chaplin?
I bet it`s Chaplin!
Beautiful refinements, but too much liberty with rubato for me, damages the continuity - but for wonderment, look for Paderewski playing Chopin Db Nocturne, you’ll fall on the floor. With time and education, the playing of Chopin is ethereal beauty with iron fist (the beat).
Noturno por Maria João Pires:
krplus.net/bidio/ZLKXjJGmf6bFcqA
The picture: is that not Robert Schumann?
No
Just listen to a recording on a historical piano with a lower pitch. No need to digitally alter a modern recording lower. It''ll sound much better!
LOL why don't you provide us with a recording on historical piano with a lower pitch? You can attach the link below your comment. When you do it, I am 100% certain it will sound much much better! :)
@@maticbukovac6966 krplus.net/bidio/c9aHdIl3nKOxhmU
Is this Godowsky?
What...? Waiting👉🕡
Et bien moi celui qui joue le mieux les nocturnes de Chopin c,est Claudio arrau.
Good, but it's not 432 hz.
The more I like piano-only music the more I dislike when it's orchestra with 33 instruments
Chopin war kein Engländer oder Spanier,darum Kommentare auf Polnisch!
ja woll
Some of his music is replayable, but mostly he was a showman like Liszt
Woooow, what a ludicrous thing to say. Who even says such a thing? The Nocturnes were my favorite record to listen to when I was studying long into the night during my high school and university years. That was many many nights, a decade worth of nights and they never lost their magical powers.
Per quale motivo a 432? Vi ricordo che, per fare un esempio, all'epoca di Bach l'altezza del LA veniva continuamente modificata (di molto a volte) in base agli strumenti che gli strumentisti avevano a disposizione.
Non vi è una reale valenza scientifica né tantomeno artistica o squisitamente musicale in tale scelta. Quindi smettetela con queste baggianate! Andate a studiare la Musica così saprete di cosa parlo e di cosa (s)parlate!
I don't even know Jacky Chen can play the piano.
I think there are many more things that you dont know....
❤️