🔥🎹 CHOPIN — REVOLUTIONARY ETUDE | PRACTICE RUN

Power, passion and intensity! ⚡ A practice run of Chopin’s Revolutionary Étude in C Minor, Op. 10 No. 12 — one of his most dramatic and electrifying works. 🎶🔥

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I've only just had time to look at new Chopin competitions and, for that matter, piano competitions because it's been a pretty intense few months. This competition caught my attention, which you can watch on the following channel: https://www.youtube.com/@nohantfestivalchopin

What do you think of the piano's sound? Did anyone else follow this competition?

I recently discovered Duchable’s version of several notable Chopin pieces. I was surprised how different his playing of any given Chopin piece was from the Rubinstein I had assumed was the norm. I did some reading and learned it’s possible Duchable is playing Chopin more “correctly” as intended, that the somewhat more mechanical approach may have been the original way Chopin played his own pieces.

This made me wonder what Duchable or someone with a similar style would have done with Opus 9 No 1 since that one in particular has pretty extreme rubato effects and the somewhat arbitrary 11-tuplets, elements requiring lots of interpretation. Duchable however never recorded this so I couldn’t find out.

Is there anyone who plays it “straight” rather than leaning into the variances and emotions?

(I’m not a pianist, I’m wind instrument, so if I butchered the description I’m sorry but hopefully the intent came across.)

She is currently working on Piano Concerto 1 for a future concert. Just wanted to share with Chopin Enthusiasts because I am proud of her haha

Hello, I’ve been playing piano for 8 years now and I was wondering if you think I could play Chopin’s scherzo no 2.

I have played already waltzes op 64 no 1,2; nocturne op 9 no 1; etude op 25 no 1; prélude op 28 no 11

and I plan to play rachmaninoff’s musical moment op 16 no 1 and fantaisie impromptu op 66 to prepare myself for the scherzo.

My goal would be to perform the Scherzo at a concert toward the end of the school year, so I’d have several months(\~5) to work on it.

Do you think this progression sounds realistic, or is the jump from the Fantaisie-Impromptu to the Scherzo still too large?

Thank you in advance for your responses !

Chopin is my favorite, I really want to learn another piece of his but I'm wondering what a good next step is

How do you evaluate the pianist Hayato Sumino (Cateen)?

And what do you think about Japanese pianist especially regarding Chopin

https://youtu.be/Wp5fpweqjDo?si=HcJnEFUkDoxZie2Y

Obviously this would be ones opinion, not an actual question, but what do you all think is Chopin’s most beautiful melody throughout his 21 Nocturnes
My personal fav is Op48 No2

This is the Paderewski edition sheet music.

Could you tell me why they chose to write it like this when it sounds exactly the same

🔥 Power, passion, and pure Chopin! 🎹⚡

A practice run of the legendary “Revolutionary” Étude, Op. 10 No. 12 — one of Chopin’s most thrilling masterpieces.

🎹 Illya Zozulya

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Plz feel free to give advice and critiques

I love it. Where Chopin’s original expresses personal melancholy, “No Other Love” transforms that feeling into romantic devotion. The sadness becomes longing for a person rather than a homeland, but the emotional core remains unchanged.