Chopin Nocturne in F Minor, Op 55, No 1 Virna Kljaković, piano
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- Frederic Chopin
Nocturne in F Minor, Op.55, No. 1
Virna Kljaković, piano
Music academy Zagreb
21/12/2013
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This girl knows how to play this masterpiece; slow, with heart, with pause and then with passion. Every note in its right moment... love it
I think I'm falling in love!
this woman must menst syrup candy
@@emilioborquez4759Wild
The notes are so overpowering, you feel the loneliness and the sorrow. Very well made piece, just love it.
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Yeah... This one has some special feel to it.
^..^~~
This song literally makes me feel like Im drowning
There's something wrong with my eyes!
chopin made the piece :)
So delicate. Virna's interpretation touches the soul, Chopin would have probably loved it. Thanks for sharing.
“Bach is an astronomer, discovering the most marvellous stars. Beethoven challenges the universe. I only try to express the soul and the heart of man.”
― Frédéric Chopin
I'm not a doctor but I would recommend this piece as a cure for stress. Beautiful and relaxing
She plays with the obligatory cadence that this piece demands. One of the best performances I've ever heard in CZcams.
I honestly think it's the best
What is...obligatory? The peace demands nothing, the listener, ah, there is the demand, the request, the compromise, and the denouement, all in one phrase, one swell of the keys, a crescendo of satisfaction, like eating the icing off of a golden cupcake, that started out as a batter, dull, sodden, muddy, like a wet April day, finally squeezing past it's inadequacy, to reveal the fertile idea of obligation? No, obligation is an anachronism... let it be willing acquiescence. Peace. Down to the last note.
@@brettthomas7038 bro get over yoself
btw I'm kidding I loved the description
@@brettthomas7038you said a whole lot of nothing.
The quality of sound is amazing.
You can not only hear notes amazingly clear, you can later hear the key sink into the piano.
Amazing.
I'm honestly awe struck, what she did for the middle section was quite innovative, and something I haven't heard anyone do before. Definitely one of the best performances I've seen for this piece.
Just my opinion: If the human race ever created beauty, it was Chopin.
Don't forget Bach
Mozart is as pompous and proud as he is cunning and able. If we are to explore the divine and infernal, I would sooner call him a demon. Bach strikes me as much more of an angelical figure. He was very devout and his religious works are among his greatest masterpieces. Moreover, he is known for including Soli Deo gloria (S.D.G, meaning Glory to God alone) in many of his secular works as well as all of his religious ones.
Really? I thought its Kim Kardashian....
Chopin's warmth, intimacy, melancholy and profoundness is simply unmatched. Not by Beethoven, certainly not Bach and Mozart, not by anyone. You get this "I am home" feeling by Chopin's music.
MOZARTL ❤️
I thought she was alone in the room. Seeing all the people startled me lol
Hands down, best interpretation of this piece imo, absolutely soul tearing
Did you hear Arthur Rubinstein's interpretation?
Yeah. This one's better.
Absolutely perfect, the performance and the feeling. And the recording. Perfect, perfect.
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The piano has such a clear sound. Whoever recorded did a great job
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especially for 2013
Outstanding, very well done. What Chopin had done was to engineer this piece for a small hall just like the one Virna's playing in. He wanted the virtue of the piano, not necessarily what's written in the score to come through. The performing artist knows this instinctively and went right for that reality. Smart kid. Gorgeously done. The artist like the songstress Kiki Dee's got the music in her. Brought tears to my eyes, remarkably acceptable performance. Chopin was a stinker, he loved to add little mysteries to his music. Thanks so very much, this is a privilege to have enjoyed.
Let’s all be honest here, if you’ve watched this video once…then you’ve definitely watched it more than once. Enchanting isn’t a beautiful enough descriptor. Amazing performance.
@Josiah D same
Same, but it certainly will not be the last
Perfection!
haha, I just hit repeat!
I have watched it exactly once
Her ending phrasing is excellent. I’ve been looking around for different interpretations and this my favorite that I’ve been able to find so far.
Art, is about perspective right? Beauty, is in the eye of the beholder right? So all of you guys quibbling about lack of emotion are behaving ignorantly because every artist portrays their feelings differently.
If you’re going to critique use actual tangible areas of music. I bet if any of you played this piece some people would say “I just don’t feel any emotion” just like you said. Everyone has different ears and life experiences to create what they feel/experience through music.
If this performance isn't for you, move on.
If you must comment, make it constructive criticism, if possible, and make it a tangible, measurable critique. Otherwise, you're just stroking your egos.
Virna’s performance, her interpretation of this nocturne is beautiful! I admire her technique.
I genuinely watch this performance like 5 times a month
It seems most people here in the comments are forgetting something very fundamental to music. Music is supposed to be interpreted by the player. No two performances are like even by the same musician. I am sure you are aware in classical music the tempo marking are a range of BPM. So tempo and timing are best left to the player. Each performance is subjective and the objective is to captivate the audience. I personally prefer this interpretation to Kissing and Valentina's performances. The transition and tempo buildup suit the pieces much more. It seems everyone is far too stuck on "keeping it to the book" i bet Chopin would laugh at your face if you said that.
BTW Not kissing but Kissin
Well said
Music interpretation is subjective but not unquestionable. You just need to know what to ask.
For example: why did she play repeated phrases exactly the same way without creating a contrasts with loudness or timbre? Is that based on the understanding of Chopin or it is just inconsiderate?
And OF COURSE YOU CAN MAKE A COMMENT. THIS IS NOT CHINA.
Friendlyintentions, what is 'BPM'?
@@janicezany beats per minute
Who knew meeting a rich and powerful daughter of a Japanese megacorp in an apartment hours before your death could bring you to such a beautiful piece of music
No one knew but it's totally true
Can you explain this reference?
@@LiquidTurbothe videogame "cyberpunk 2077", I guess...
@@LiquidTurbo in cyberpunk the final mission where you “Meet Hanako at Embers” is titled Nocturne OP55N1 and Hanako was playing this on the piano I believe
@@Sadwilly thanks
This is the best version of this nocturne I have ever heard. So sensitive and heartfelt. I can imagine Chopin playing it this way.
After listening to every possible version of this…. Me I determine this the best. I’m in no position to make the judgement but just from amateur ear alone it’s Miles ahead. Wow. The pauses and quickness into other notes is ineffably awe inspiring
anyone from night city?
kinda curious how much would bother searching this
I saw the mission title and was hoping it'd be a Chopin piece
Yes, I wanted to see what the mission name meant.
Lead me here, g'night night city.
You betcha
hahaha...me too..
You know it Choom.
Listening to it, one cannot help but feel a connection to Chopin, a shared understanding of something universal and timeless.
The piece starts with a melody in F minor that speaks to the soul, a haunting melody that evokes feelings of longing and melancholy. It's as though Chopin were penning a love letter to a distant memory, a lament to something lost but not forgotten. The melody flows like a gentle river, sometimes swelling with emotion, other times receding into quiet contemplation. Its theme is introspective, yet expressive, filled with a melancholic beauty that resonates deep within the listener.
Then, a change of scene. The middle section shifts to F major, a brief respite, like a memory of happier times or a dream of a future that might have been. The melody here is more lyrical, more hopeful. It's a smile through tears, a glimpse of light in the darkness. But the F minor returns, and with it, the haunting theme, now deeper, more poignant. It's a return to reality, a settling into the understanding that the dream is just that-a dream. The piece concludes with a coda that seems to resign itself to the inevitable, a gentle sigh that lingers in the air long after the last note has been played.
Listening to it is like reading a letter from a long-lost friend, a voice from the past that speaks to something deep within us all. It's a musical journey, a path that leads us not just through the notes on the page but through the corridors of our own hearts and minds.
i was looking for a comment like this, who i can agree with to the core of my soul. the melancholy is indescribable
Bro wrote a whole essay
@@origamiking3490 you can often do that with music, in fact it is often done at schools for music theory
beautifully said
FUN FACT:
For The Damaged Coda (A.k.a "The Evil Morty Song") Was based of this.
How can it be based on a song that sounds nothing like it?
@@chesterlions5158 bruh you're deaf
"based on"
I hear it
@@chesterlions5158 are you dumb
I Love how how she dialects with her piece as if she were to sing the notes when fabricating a visual vowel but no sound, simply the paino...A Chopin healing
Her hands move so gracefully. Like gentle sea waves.
This piece is wonderful! It moves my heart and my soul. It is played with so much tragedy by keeping uprightness - it is perfect.
Perfect, my prefered nocturne, so romantic, something of the deep past coming out, as a mary tale… it happened one time; like the ballads.
One of the most beautiful performances I have ever seen and heard. What a gift to the world this is.
Beautiful. Love this tempo, not too fast. There is also a steadiness, and simplicity, which I like, and not too much rubato. Her melodic lines and phrasing are long, and not in short fragments like so many people do.
Still hits as hard as it did 10 years ago. Thanks!!
The simplest melody into the most beautiful. Genius
Sounds like her timing was off on some of the notes.
I can say that because I started learning to play piano just yesterday, that makes me an expert.
You kidding right?
I lol'd.
@@MsRockhoward nope, I can almost do cord progressions at 30 BPM without making any mistakes.
That's a pro right there
Hahaha, that really made me laugh.
Absolutely beautiful, those people that are leaving nasty comments probably can't even play the piano.
absolutely !
I can't. But i didnt leave an ugly comment :( that's mean
011kez No one did tho....? Trying to feel all elitist and special lmao
+ulysse delanoe the point is people leaving ugly comments, not people who can't play the piano.
Even if one can't play the piano, critics are welcome. You just have to know where to stop.
Perfection!!, tempo, trills, feeling. True inspiration. A very moving intepretation, thank you.
Oh you are a talented young lady. I can feel every note in my soul. Loud when it matters and soft when needed. Love it
Kako ne zaplakati uz ovo? Izvanredan komad, a i tvoje izvodjenje svaka cast..
Tocno
Alright, that audience was BLESSED. Such an oddball, playfully-somber song. And you worked the hell out of those rushing sections. I haven’t been sure how to go about that mid-section that speeds up, but your ebb and flow seem like the best interpretation.
Thanks for sharing, and good job being amazing.
not only she does not make any mistakes, also her interpretation is fantastic
I’ve come back to only this rendition of this piece countless times for years and years now. 🤷🏻♂️ very well done
Learning this piece right now. 1.5 years into piano and I listen to how you play to match best as I can. Perfection.
This song was the inspiration for Blonde Redhead - For the Damaged Coda, which became the dark theme song of Evil Morty in Rick and Morty.
absolutely brilliant piece beyond time
One could even go as far as to say this piece was inspired by Bach's 'Come, sweet death' .
my god i can hear it so clearly now, i never knew
Virna fully understands the spirit of the composition and that is why I like her playing.
Thank you Ms. Kljakavoć for this performance. Nailed it, homie.
this song always makes me have an existational crisis of joy, passion, sadness, hope, gratitude, love, fear, care, and creativity everything, self, selves.
The low note at 4:18 is so beautiful. I can hear it until the end of the song. ITS JUST ONE NOTE!!!!
A very skilled and incredibly passionate performance!! Since Chopin was a great orator and poet of the piano, to me the passion is the main ingredient to make it a great success and this beautiful and talented lady hit it out of the park! There are many great interpretations and this one is a shining example!! BRAVO!!!
Great performance! She is also singing. I like her Interpretations on Chopin. Very talented lady!
Mozart Beethoven and Chopin never died, they just simply became music
It’s so true ! Their bodies, their material parts are gone, but their souls are here with us, every time this notes are dancing in the air :) forever ! ^^
She makes this piece sound brand new to me. Bravo!
No gonk scop here chooms, this nova piece was hella preem!
Best virtue I ever scrolled. Preem
This takes me back… far before 2077…
that's a very truthful touch to render this piece in its multiple ranges of intensities!
I could listen to this a thousand times.
This passion is infectious. CHILLS
Let's not nitpick, this is an enchanting performance. I looked around CZcams and the best I could find was Claudio Arrau (I am very partial to him), but I prefer Virna's rendition. Kissin sounds flat by comparison (maybe he has played it too often). Of course it helps that the video is so well produced and the sound quality excellent, but what a luminous interpretation, what grace! If you haven't listened to Virna's Bach Chaconne, do it now: it is rapturous. I never paid much attention to that piece, but she had me downloading the score to try for myself. I would trade my precious Yuja Wang tickets (Carnegie May 2016, eat your heart out) in a flash to watch this woman play. Time for a Kickstarter campaign, Virna? Count me in!
+Ken Turner I can't understand how could you find Kissin flat. Definitely he's the best modern Chopin player. This one is good, yes. But not even in comparison with him. Of course on my mind.
Кирилл, I saw Kissin at Carnegie last month and he was superb (Appassionata). But his Brahms Intermezzo was overdone. At his best Kissin is #1, but I like how this pianist lets the music speak for itself.
Also, even the graceful way she moves is enchanting, lyrical. I'm not even remotely an expert. Seems part of the performance. Does that enter into the equation for you? Like I said, I don't know much at all of Chopin or piano in general.
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This piece seems to be interpreted differently by everyone who plays it. So, it's clearly a matter of individual taste. That being said, I will respectfully admit that when I play this piece, I strive to play it like Arrau, but I end up playing it like Virna. The subtlety of expression that Arrau achieves is so very difficult to achieve. I can appreciate why some might prefer Virna's smoother, faster interpretation.
thank you for the beautiful music, i'm memorizing this piece and the subtle nuances of Chopin are so difficult
it is the best version! Chopin will be proud of This!
"Goodbye V. And never stop fightin' "
I love the interpretation especially the ending
True beauty in a performance is a mixture of courage and expression. Courage is a relative word; very dynamic in its nature and origin. Well done.
Just gorgeous. I have been studying this piece and you have inspired me to keep practicing until I am satisfied that I have it performance ready. Thank you.
Toda una magistral ejecución de este gran clásico de siempre.
I adore her and her playing. Both so beautiful
Chopin always makes me emotional
Sensitive yet powerful. Great performance of this Opus. Thank you!
My favorite Chopin piece and this is a perfect performance, love it .
Ingmar Helsmoortel I couldn't possibly pick a best Chopin piece, despite the fact that Polonaise Op53 is among one of my all time favorite pieces of music, but so is Prelude no17. Chopin in general is definitely my favorite composer.
Have you heard his Ballades?
They are also some of his most beautiful works. Try listening to Ballade no.
4 or Ballade no. 1 by Chopin.
One of my favorites beautifully performed!
She can play rock, metal without forgeting the clasic. Love her!
C est ma chanson préférée, je ne pourrais pas vivre sans. Merci💖💖
I wish I had been able to play like her... Best pianist I heard in a very long time!
The ones who make it look easy are always the best x3
It's not that difficult. This probably one of the easier pieces by chopin. And i agree she is very good.
Yes... Agree.
^..^~~
Best interpretation ever.
Hexen - Nocturne.
Excellent performance. Especially appreciated how you held back during some of the more intricate parts -- really kept the listener on edge.
Thank you, Miss Virna. I've now discovered the next piano piece I want to learn. And surprise surprise, it's Chopin. I think I'm developing a soft spot for his compositions.
Poland Power ! :D
Uwielbiam Chopina za tak perfekcyjną kompozycję :)
Kurwa
An amazing performance!
God bless her!
The way this person played this song!!!!! Touches me🎉
Wonderful live performance. She is masterful with the tempo.
Absolutely beautiful in every aspect of sight and sound.
Bravo.Beautiful performance.
Lovely and stirring. A heartfelt and elegant interpretation of this musical jewel.
Well done Virna. Thank you guys for sharing this
Way too many goosebumps. Incredible! 😍
Stunning playing. A beautiful interpretation
You hear pain you hear joy uou hear everything that the man was feeling when he wrote this piece and this young lady displayed it perfectly🎉
Simply beautiful
Love how she caresses the keys.
oof
thank you very much. that's all I could say.
This is such a wonderful performance and interpretation! Chapeau!
Thank-You! I absolutely love this performance!
I been listening this music also 5 years ago, I loved it
It presses on my soul, listening to this.
It's so beautifully written and preformed perfectly, so that you can feel every single emotion that explodes from every note.
Great job.
Soulfully played thank you.
I always come back to this...
heart wrenchingly beautiful! i know nothing about classical music, but discovered this and it made my eyes well up.
Who's here just because they love this song very much?
I love this piece ever since I heard it on the Peacemaker
Piękno muzyki Fryderyka Chopina to fenomen graniczący z cudem.
What a BEAUTIFUL performance!
Beautiful healing my soul
Not bad at all even when compared to the best Chopin interpreters.
Mutant Baby she must have watched the piano scene in "the peacemaker" [1997] and took the professors notes to heart. Lol I kid, she's really good at interpretation of music if this segment is an indication of her overall ability!
One of my favorite Chopin pieces. Nice work.