Chopin: Waltz in C-sharp minor, Op. 64, No. 2 // OLGA GUREVICH
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The Waltz in C-sharp minor is the second work of Chopin's opus 64 and the companion to the Minute Waltz (Op. 64, No. 1). It was composed in 1847. Chopin dedicated this Waltz to Madame Nathaniel de Rothschild.
Performed by: Olga Gurevich
wow, i heard a lot of times thi piece, but your audio is so different, so wonderful... so sharp...
I am learning this piece, i will edit the comment everyday.
1st day: 0:00 to 0:17 ✔
2nd day: 0:17 to 0:28 ✔
3rd day: 0:28 to 0:41 ✔
4th day: Nothing
5th day: 0:41 to 0:53 ✔
6th day: Nothing
7th day: Nothing
8th day: Nothing
9th day: Nothing
10th day: 0:53 to 1:23 ✔
11th day: Nothing
12th day: 1:23 to 1:34 ✔
13th day: Nothing
14th day: 1:34 to 1:43 ✔
15th day: 1:43 to 3:58 ✔
It was a tough one.
Good job on learning the piece, It's a tough one at first with a couple jumps I'm learning it currently.
There was a guy in my piano class that played this and I was like “holly shit” and the I come with twinkle little star song hahah. He was really good tho
This is like the best Synthesia Video for this Waltz ! Good Job on this one bro :)
i agree! It's very accurate, and i didn't spot any wrong notes.
@@Fer300592 there is one wrong note at the mesure 28, It sounds good but, it plays a Eb instead of a E
G- RM time stamp?
ohh my god!!! no way...i was searching the whole internet for a synthesia video of this piece specially by OLGA GUREVICH.....i found it....this version is the best version of this piece.......thank you soo much..love you..
This piece is pretty difficult, not because of the notes, but because of the song filled with emotion and the unique style you need to play this in. Chopin is probably my favorite classical composer because of his unique sounding pieces. Re-learning this piece right now.
Nice video i can feel the emotion of that piece, that not too fast is like this video... Good job PianoCzarX
Gonna start learning this piece soon :)
Good luck!
@@PianoCzarX thanks!
probably
@Charlemagne no, I still haven't 😂 I have learnt other Chopin works like the Waltz Op. 69 No. 2, Nocturnes Op. 37 No. 1 and Op. 55 No. 1 and I am currently working on the Nocturne Op. 27 No. 1.
@@e.hutchence-composer8203 good luck
Please reply to me
Im thinking of re-learning this piece! Its so wonderful!
¡Do it!
yup
I like your Music :)
the problem with me is I learn a piece then stop practising it and forget it. going to relearn this rn
@@explosiveturtle266 same or i get distracted by another piece haha XD
This is really amazing stuff. It's so nice to see such high quality in each and every video you post. Also, could you make one of mozarts 12th piano sonata? I think it is an excellent sonata
Gracias, se aprecia el esfuerzo por subir estas piezas, es una variedad y una selección muy buena, sube mas vals por favor :)
Thank you Olga. Wonderful 💜💯💜
Absolutely Stunning incredible job pianoczarx
Thank you
Love it !!!!
-Saludos desde Perú
Awesome job, I absolutely adore this piece. Thinking of doing any ragtime in the near future?
Yes, I'm thinking of doing ragtime, but not in near future
If I ever get to reach Heaven, I think I may hear this piece there :))). I simply love it : master piece of the romantic era!
Nice video! Can you do the Liebestraum No.3 by Franz Liszt. Thanks :D
1:44-1:57 is all I have left.
If anyone is interested, on my channel on March 7, I will be posting myself playing this waltz. You can subscribe and click the bell so you don't kiss it if you're interested.
Eine sehr schöne Musik. :)
I love when you do piano videos
There will be an increase in piano videos like this.
+PianoCzarX Nice, can I recuest a piano video?
+PianoCzarX Can you do Chopin's Grande Polonaise Brilliante please and Art Tatum's Tea for Two?
+PianoCzarX If you take requests can you please do a piano tutorial on Grieg Peer Gynt Suit no 2? :)
I love all your videos! So much! Can I recommend you doing the Goyescas by Enrique Granados, specifically Los Requiebros. I'm trying to learn it but it's giving me a headache lolol, so if you have any time give those a look.
I am the only one in 2020. Prove me wrong.
Ameer Hamza ok
Now that, is a fast upload!😂
I am talking about the frequency😂
excellent job! why don't you publish the midi? I'd be very interested
1:34 2:01
0:52
Finnaly a più mosso not so fast
❤💘💘🥰
I so badly want to learn this but I’m not sure if I’m skilled enough
Lemme tell you something, with classical music, every piece will be hard to learn. In order to progress you must push yourself and learn something that looks hard even if you think you may not be able to play it. I can tell you this from experience, I cannot read sheet music and I am completely self taught but since I actually pushed myself to do what I thought would be impossible I can now play a lot of Chopin masterpieces.
Thank you. I’ve actually started learning it and it’s not as hard as I first thought. I’ll keep on pushing I guess🙂.
@@HungryForWater when I first started playing piano I tried learning Hungarian rhapsody no.2 😂 I managed to get to page 3 some how, and now I'm learning this piece the più mosso part is so difficult but I'm working my way through it😁
@@beshepman7963 I found Piu Lento the hardest because of the polyrhythm.
Could you do the grosse fudge by Beethoven please
I mean fuge stupid autocorrect
+Junior Tubers 71 lol
I have to do this one, but first need to find a recording I can use :)
I would like some fudge now... :)
+PianoCzarX Beethoven's grosse fuge is my favourite peace
22s a day
Would you recommend that I learn this Waltz? I mastered and finished Nocturne Op.9 No.2 in 1 month, mastered and finishedTraumerei in 4 days and can play other lesser known pieces. I am 14 amd started taking piano playing seriously just this year. Would I have some difficulties while trying to learn this piece?
You might find some difficulties, indeed, but with some practise you will learn it, you just need to love the piece
+Víctor White Thank You!
did you start? how is it going? I also play couple nocturnes and preludes and I was thinking about starting this gorgeous waltz, I love it
Yupppppp. It's great so far. I am near the 3/4 of the piece. Goodluck
I bet this is easy for you now
She is not using the pedal?
Do you know what the fingering would be for the pattern around 2:00
Index (2nd finger) in the G# and immediately 5th finger in the A
What’s your VST
It’s just a recording of a piano.
@@PianoCzarX wow amazing, what model is this piano?
lol
hein?
seriously is it normal that i learned this piece in only two weeks? how much time did it take you?
I learned it in one day tbh
since how many years have you been playing? i’ve been playing piano for 2 years
@@solvijonsson2192 i learned it in one hour
@@gabriel_024_ bro i forgot it then relearned it in 10 seconds.
Easy
@@solvijonsson2192 Noob, I learned it even before I knew this piece existed
I loved this video, also the performance was nice, but it wasn't the best, whatsoever.Because the left hand wasn't enough sustained, and thus sounded almost like jazz, the romantic sense of interpretation carried in the waltz was taken away. No matter what, I still love it. But the d flat major part (piu mosso) was still interpreted well...
the original is kinda faster than this performance
The 'original'?
PianoCzarX the main music sheet I mean
PianoCzarX or the soundfont is unsuitable with it
PianoCzarX or pianoREADER cover is better😂! with all respect to your channel ❤️
Ali Mouayed pianoREADER's upload is completely (mind my language) sh#t. No sense of rubato, the Più Mosso is just *fast* and has some little mistakes too... PianoCzarX's is godly next to it!