3 sene önce üniversite sınavına hazırlanırken odaklanmak için buraya gelip uzun uzun dinliyordum. Şimdi üniversitedeyim. Yine burdayım ve yine odaklanmak için uzun uzun dinliyorum. Yıllar geçiyor ama bişeyler hep aynı kalıyor. Bu mesajı okuduysan, seni seviyorum. Her kimsen. Buradaysan kötü biri olamazsın zaten. Sevgiler
No puedo imaginar como compositores como Chopin y tantos otros, hicieron para crear estas piezas musicales. Transmiten tanto que, al escucharlas, ya no podes vivir sin ellas.
Hem yaşatmaya, hem de yok olmaya sürükleyen enteresan bir parça. Bir yandan umudun var olduğunu gösterirken, diğer yandan alay ediyor gibi. Bir yandan hayatın güzelliklerinden bahsederken, diğer yandan bütün olumsuz gerçekleri de yüze vuruyor gibi. Çırpınmanın gerekli olduğunu anlatırken, diğer yandan da bunun ne denli acınası bir durum olduğundan bahsediyor gibi. Huzuru iliklerime kadar hissettirirken, bir anda ne olduğumu, nerede olduğumu da yüzüme vuruyor ve verdiği huzur iç çekmeye dönüyor. Parça, ölüm ile yaşam arasındaki ince çizginin melodilere dönüşmüş hali. Hem yaşatıyor, hem de içten içe öldürüyor.
No words can describe your thoughts and feelings when you hear this masterpiece. Thank you Chopin for this and other melodies and for making homework a bit easier
The moment the first notes played, instant goosebumps. And after a moment, a tear rolled down my face. Years past and I’m still not sure how these type of things work but I can say that it feels like the notes are running trough my veins.
Same. This music puts me in a very interesting emotional state. It’s a bit of sadness and joy at the same time as the music plays. What I always wonder is this. What was he thinking of when he composed this? Who was he thinking of? What was going through his mind? Beautiful. Truly. Those are valid tears.
You can feel his heart ache at the news that his sister had passed away. Chopin dedicated this to his sister after she had passed. So tragically beautiful.
5 months ago, my grandad died a natural death, he was a painter, a family man and a huge inspiration in my life. On my Way to his funeral, on a Dark cloudy Day, i couldnt stop myself from playing this over and over on the 40 min car ride to the Church. Rest in peace grandpa, i miss u every day
When you listen to Chopin, you know what it means to be Polish and what a great honor it is. We Poles without Chopin are like Greeks without Socrates and Plato.
granma of ... a girlfriend of my is "~half polnish ^^ i have heared that chopin "~half france and that he very love poland/pols greetings from germany❤
i remember the day i found this song, my dad was diagnosed with cancer, every now and then when i missed him, i'll play this song, just to cry, in remembrance of my dad. Hope you are in peace dad. Sweet dreams.
I am listening to this after yesterday I got an email saying I got the job that I have always wanted my entire life. My life feels complete now I am so peaceful and proud of my self now ,and I hope everyone reading this gets to experience the same feeling one day.
Congrats! It is actually very ridiculous how we humans can get happy over something such as this that will probably will be one of the things that will waste our life but still, I'm happy for you.
@@dolunay4252 türk gibi göstermemeye çalışmıyorum ama olmak da istemezdim artık türkiyede yaşmadığım için de çok şanslı hissediyorum sana da öneri ilk fırsatta da türkiyeden ayrıl bak bana çok dua edersin
Johannes Machiavelli yea probably... although a special mental state is required to write this kind of stuff. You can't just write a masterpiece on an ordinary day, with an ordinary inspiration. It requires something that turns you "high", in somewhat way of saying, and a very, very strong inspiration. I was just joking about that thing tho, and don't take that in consideration.
This is so hauntingly beautiful, the begining of the last part is so heavy that I always start to cry when hearing it. Vivaldi and Chopin are my favourite composers, they knew how to distil life into notes and have an effect on people.
I was on each " techno" ( i meant goa,trance later house, minimal and other) event there was whn younger, now i almost never liste it (once in a while), yet im not dat old (37). As you age, you prefer to calm down and enjoy over taking xtc, lsd, and jump for 20 hrs... Evrythings fine with ya, perfectly normal, and many ppl are not able to listen classic... By enjoying in this, means you got more to begin with than those who cant take it...Dont forget, there are ppl who got old and wise and those who just aged... Sorry for bad english and for boring you, weed brought me to "phylosophy" area. LEGALIZE D DAMN THING.
Totally understand you. I listen and love every single music genre, even the weirdest ones can make me feel something, it's all about emotion...and for me, classical music is ahead of everything for some particular reason, i feel many can agree with this, and it's rad.
Ne zaman sözcüklerimi kimseye ifade ede bilmesem,içimdeki acı ile baş-başa kalsam kendimi burda buluyorum.Hislerimin biri tarafından dinlenildiğini ve anlaşıldığınl hiss ediyorum.İç dünyamdakiler o kadar mühürlü ki sözcüklere dönüşemiyor.İki yüzlüğüm aslında içimdekileri insanlar bilmiyor.Derinde yaşadıklarımı asla düşünemezler.Yüzeyselim sanıyorlar.İç çekişmelerim arasında boğulmaktayım.Dostoyevskinin dediyi gibi yeraltındayım….
Bende sizin gibi bir derdiniz (ki inşallah olmaz) olursa benimle paylaşa bilirsiniz çünkü aynı şeyleri yaşadık canım çok yanıyor umarım iyisindir prenses sen mükemmelsin unutma bunu ❤️🌹
Przychodzi taki moment chociaż raz do roku w którym dobrze wyłączyć się, przestać myśleć i dać się porwać chwili wytchnienia przy tej muzyce
Před 6 lety+2470
Bu bir müzik değil, bu bir duygu. Bu ne hüzün ne mutluluk, ne sevinç ne de keder. Aynı yer küreye ayak bastığımız bazı insanlar gerçekten farklı dünyalarda yaşıyor.
My favourite piece of music of all time. Makes me wonder though how many ancient songs and melodies have been lost over time that could touch us deeply and emotionally.
Mé nejoblíbenější Chopinovo nocturno, deštivé, melancholické a tak teskné. Každý máme něco, co nevyšlo, z čeho jsme smutní, tady to všechno ožívá. Děkuji za nahrávku, i ten deštivý záznam. To je přesně ono. Pozdravuji z letos jen mírně deštivých Čech, i ten déšť by se tu hodil...
Sadly, these composers were in a time where there was no "recording". I would die if I ever heard the original songs played by the composers who made these beautiful pieces.
Classical is a special genre: you don't need the presence of the composer, because his music has been written, and will be played thousand times everywhere :D
Bu müziğin güzel bir hikayesi vardır...Bu müziği bildiğiniz gibi besteleyen kişi Chopin.Fakat hikaye onun üzerinden geçmiyor. İkinci dünya savaşında yahudilere soykırım yapan Alman askerleri yine Polonya'da bir grup yahudilere işkenceler yaparken, onları fırında yakmaya gönderirlerken o yahudilerin arasında çok yetenekli yahudi asıllı polonyalı bir piyanist de vardı: Vladyslaw Szpilman.Başına gelen türlü zorluklara rağmen ona yardımcı olan birkaç kişi tarafından her defasında Almanlar'a yakalanmaktan kurtuluyordu.Almanlar savaşta patlak verdiğinden savaşın son günlerine doğru saklandığı yerde evlerine geri dönmeye hazırlanan bir Alman subayına yakalanıyor. Alman subayı ona sorular soruyor ve piyanist olduğunu öğreniyor. Ona "çal o zaman" diyor ve wladyslaw başlıyor işte bu ünlü parçayı çalmaya... Alman subayı bundan etkileniyor, ve onu öldürmekten vazgeçiyor. Ona yardım bile ediyor. Ve nihayetinde savaş bittiğinde koskoca kasabadan geriye üzerinde üşüdüğü için giyindiği Alman subayı paltosu olan, geleceği parlak bir piyanist ve sadece bir yığın enkaz kalıyor..Bu olay çeşitli ödüller almış, ikinci dünya savaşında soykırıma uğrayan yahudileri anlatan Piyanist filminde geçiyor.
@@hase3280 Ahahahahagahahahahah.! I'm sorry, man. Don't make us look like you! If we had committed genocide, there would be no armenians in the world:)
@@ertugrul_ktn Facts is, that there is hardly to find country that could be influenced so much and has brought nothing to stand even as today's turks live in today's Turkey. In Central Asia, from the Mongolians learned to ride horses and trained them as equestrian warriors. Pulling westwards through learnded from the Persians to discipline. Islamized by the Arabs. moved to the cities and countries of Byzanthin and Greece and take over them places. from The armenians learned how to trade. copy the script from Latin and finally copied the art of the state from the French. What a scum country and folk the turks in turkey are. you are only call yourself TURK but in reallty youre just a heavy mixed up country and fucked up, nooo real turks !!!. are your sorry for genocide on armenians ? hej dude! they teached you guys to trade! ;))) now you listen to great chopin, and talk arogant about genocide by germans on jews but turkey turks also done genocide on armenians. are you a idiot? i think yes and a hypocrate too. so if turks will do a genocide then there would no more be left from armenian? the genocide was only make to armenians that lived in turkey at this time. your argument makes no sense. but i got another question? has turkey bring anything like a good pianist or composer? buhahahahah NOOOOO! shame. but you got donkeyfuckers and people with nationwide low iq . remember vienna 1683? :)))))
Sometimes classical music speaks to my heart the deepest. The emotion is in the instruments, than I just close my eyes and float and look up at the sky full of stars ✨
İnternetin bilgisayarın teknolojik yaşamın olmadığı zamanlarda , sanat derin düşünce yaşam ve ruh insanların tek uğraşıydı. Onun eserleri bunlar günümüzde sadece dinlemekle yetiniyoruz
La escucho desde niña, siempre el mismo efecto pues me transporta al universo y a la vez me da tristeza y llanto: es sublime y hermosa. Gracias Chopin por esta belleza!!!❤
Bu eseri yazarken kim bilir aklından neler geçti de böyle mükemmel bir eser ortaya çıktı hüzün ,aşk ,ölüm, yaşam, umutsuzluk, umut bir sürü şey anlatıyor
What do you mean by interpretation? Admittedly I am not very well versed in this. I thought this was a person playing the music exactly as he wrote it? Aren't notes binary? This or that? How do you interpret musical notes?
@@daviboiify now I’m no expert but you can definitely put emphasis and emotion into a note / key . The emotion can be felt through the way you play. This pianist did a fantastic job in conveying this.
When I read the comments of people touched by this music from all over the world I realize how Chopin has masterfully managed to bridge the differences between peoples and draw us all together to embrace our own fragile humanity. Now, go out and be the good in the world today, human. Let this beauty be a silent mirror reflecting kindness onto those around you. We get one chance at life, and we are all in this together........
@@nathanbarraza2093 it all depends on how long you've been practicing the piano before. The more experience you got, the faster it become for you to play a piece
@@forrestgump3111 though I can almost okay the whole piece now, when I first understood what chords are and used that concept to decipher fur elise by ear (still can't read a staff lol), I felt the exact same thing after getting the first line.. Like I'm a pro at piano. Like I could play anything. LOL.
I managed to learn how to play für Elise off by heart in a year when I was probably like 12 or 13 and I cba still play it now and now it takes me about a week to be able to play sight reading but as I don't play often (and self taught) it takes me longer these days but I'd live to learn and play this
Bu parça beni ruhumun derinliklerine götürüyor. Zıt duyguları aynı anda yaşatıyor bana, hem aydınlatırken ruhumu hem de karanlığa sürüklüyor. Etkisi hiç geçmeyen bir büyü gibi sarmalıyor bedenimi. Her bir nota kulağa gelebilecek en güzel biçimde ahenk oluşturuyor. Bu parça bir sonsuzluk abidesi...
I fear the day i search for this specific video and it's gone. It has been with me for a long time. We went through a lot. There might be other uploads of this song but they won't feel the same as this one.
Sewing on a stormy night, thousands of miles away from the place of my birth, Ukraine, I feel strangely connected to it through this piece. Chopin has been part of my childhood, school, and cold winter nights with my grandmother.
Listening to this masterpiece in the middle of the Covid-19. Humanity is being tested in 2020. This music sort of reflects this fight against time. Sadness in the beginning gives away to reflection and awakening, then to hope.
You’re totally right about that, it explains the extreme disappointment that we as people are experiencing (especially musicians) with the not-well deserved cancellations of big events we were looking forward to as well as the seniors not being able to have their final concerts/football games/etc., and prom and graduation especially that they’ve worked a long time for! I threw fits at every single message saying how this/that was cancelled because my awesome ending to this school year all went up in flames because of something that isn’t our fault. This has been a time of lots of sacrifices we had to regrettably make even though we didn’t want to, and one that came together so quickly without warning! This year needs to change because so far it’s been nothing but sad and bizzare. I mean that about everything from the weird weather patterns to this!
Dunyada dinlediğim en güzel beste. Dinlerken bütün duyguları hissettiriyor umut keder mutluluk üzüntü sevinç... Hayatın hem ne kadar anlamlı ve ne kadar anlamsız olduğunu anlatıyor
WB,moonlight sonata ve silence(bthvn),adagio(bach),moir de moir(pourcel) belki alternatiflerinden birisi olabilir. the pianist filminde dinlemiştim ilk kez nocturne eserini o gun bu gündür dinlemeye devam ediyorum benım de favorılerımden.
Chopin's Nocturne No.20 is a masterpiece that showcases his incredible ability to create hauntingly beautiful melodies that touch the soul. The way he weaves together the different musical elements is simply breathtaking. 👍
this is the BEST version I have ever heard. No matter how many versions of it I hear, this is the best. It has the perfect tempo. I can't listen to anyone else's rendition of it. Love it!
Bu tür eserleri dinleyenlerin bu hayatta mutlu olabileceğine inanmıyorum ben. ince düşünür, hislenir, hassas yüreği yapamaz fazla buralarda. ölüm var, acı var, yoksulluk var, kavga var. dışarısı soğuk, üşür sıcacık yürekleri. Bir gün yağmurun altında, karın altında toprağın altına koyulana dek üşür.. Sonsuza dek soğuduğu güne dek üşür de durur...
I have listened to this - but played a separate CD with rain at the same time. Yes, you can feel a haunting tragedy in this. 1830 for Ludwika. Published 26 years after his death. Jhong-Sin Liou's presentation is so utterly profound.
Excuse me, but you asking stupid questions. We are listening to this music because it is of our generation´s and we are brought with it. The present generation don´t understand it. They have their music and it is quite natural. Different epoch, different music!
Perform this piece in the desert, on the mountain or anywhere else, the wildest animals come, put their heads on their knees and listen. However, people are breaking each other down without even realizing this beauty. If only we could say "we exist for each other, we exist to love and understand each other" in a common language, just as those sweet notes at the beginning of this beautiful piece tell us... Şu eseri çölde, dağ başında ya da başka bir yerde icra et, en vahşi hayvanlar gelir, dizine başını koyup dinler. Ne var ki insanlar bu güzelliğin farkına bile varmadan birbirlerini kırıp dökmekteler. Keşke ortak bir dilde "biz birbirimiz için varız, birbirimizi sevmek ve anlamak için varız" diyebilseydik, tıpkı bu güzel eserin başındaki o tatlı notaların bize söylediği gibi...
Derin, kederli, kalabalıklar arasında yaşanan bir yalnızlık bu.Her yer insan ama ruhunuzun hiçbir ruha değmediği bir yalnızlık.Ruhun acıdan öldüğü, yüzlerin gülmeye, bedenlerin yaşamaya devam ettiği bir hiçlik...
2.02.2022 I'm listening to this masterpiece again and again... I feel in depth again and again... And I can't explain the feelings which appear when I listen to it again and again...
My best friend used to play this many years ago, we've since then lost contact when I moved away from my hometown. Never knew what Chopin piece it was until now. Makes me feel nostalgic
I am from Afghanistan and now the situation is like the situation you watched in the Pianist movie and always come here and listen to this masterpiece and it gives me peace. And dear friends plz pray for us.
Уникально. Сочетание грусти, спокойствия, философского настроения, игра звука. Я понимаю как это можно воспринимать из памяти, но как это можно было воспроизвести с самого начала? ?? 🤷♂️
I heard that Chopin wrote this piece at 17 when his younger sister died. The second theme in the middle(1:47 - 3:20) does not feel that sad but reminiscent of childhood memory, blended with a taste of bitter sweet. If you ever heard the Cello play of this song, it gives another expression beyond what the piano could possibly achieve. With this, alongside Op. 9(No. 1 and No .2), which Chopin wrote when he was around 19 and his two piano concertos, also around that age, you kind of get a feel of the sensitivity of Chopin when he was at his late teen. I feel that Chopin at this stage, is just at the very beginning of his evolution of musicianship and his later works present far greater maturity and deeper sensibility and musicianship. Nevertheless, I treasure these early works just like you treasure the memory of your family members or close friends when they were young.
Very nice comments! my friend, Ekaterina Tymofyeyeva, is a Chopin expert. She has performed his work at Carnegie Hall. She would be a great person to discuss with.
Gerardo Ruiz It is not. The cello, albeit unable to perform the same, hidden chords the piano plays, has this sound of the human voice, like the wail of a girl as the cellist defends the black ebony fingerboard with delicate fingers, mourning the loss of their inner beauty, perhaps as if their loved ones were watching, on earthly and heavenly dimensions. You don’t understand the power that a cello holds over a piano, which a piano can play the rest of an orchestra over a cello, as the cello plays the most delicate, amazing melodies such as this one with the sound of human voices, wailing their tones with exact notes, and at times imperfection that can be at times too close to vocalizing. In fact, when both instruments are combined, as shown time and time again, no one really needs high pitched instruments or a bass instrument; for both instruments have in common middle c in their middle register, meaning they can play both parts at once and thus are more successful to modern audiences. Don’t believe me? Watch ThePianoGuys or The Brooklyn Duo, they’re beautiful at this, and so are many others.
I've read that Chopin asked for his non published pieces to be burned after his death. Some of his posthumous works are my favourite (such as this piece and op 69 no 1 and 2). I'm glad we get to play them and enjoy them, but sometimes I felt guilty because I'm sure those pieces were very personal to him.
This song was in my head during last night after I came home today from military training i realized to be thankful for what you really don’t see to have
Congrats human, you have great taste in music.
Yes we do
Thank you
It was pleasure to meet someone respectful as you Mr.Sanatth Kumar
Thank you, so do you...
Tysm♡
3 sene önce üniversite sınavına hazırlanırken odaklanmak için buraya gelip uzun uzun dinliyordum. Şimdi üniversitedeyim. Yine burdayım ve yine odaklanmak için uzun uzun dinliyorum. Yıllar geçiyor ama bişeyler hep aynı kalıyor. Bu mesajı okuduysan, seni seviyorum. Her kimsen. Buradaysan kötü biri olamazsın zaten. Sevgiler
Aglatin, tessukurler. Unutmaki bende seviyorum be saygiler
İnsana hasretmişiz resmen.. teşekkürler :)
Suppersin
♥️
👍❤
It's strange that all the people who listen to this masterpiece have the same feeling about it but no one can describe it
Something like grief and mourning, longing for something gone, while also having a beauty in its sense of loss.
Beauty in darkness
No puedo imaginar como compositores como Chopin y tantos otros, hicieron para crear estas piezas musicales. Transmiten tanto que, al escucharlas, ya no podes vivir sin ellas.
No eran controlados por tanta tecnología, transmitían lo que sentían en el momento.
Tensknota za domem 🇵🇱 u Fryderyka
Esto si es Musica❤
Hem yaşatmaya, hem de yok olmaya sürükleyen enteresan bir parça. Bir yandan umudun var olduğunu gösterirken, diğer yandan alay ediyor gibi. Bir yandan hayatın güzelliklerinden bahsederken, diğer yandan bütün olumsuz gerçekleri de yüze vuruyor gibi. Çırpınmanın gerekli olduğunu anlatırken, diğer yandan da bunun ne denli acınası bir durum olduğundan bahsediyor gibi. Huzuru iliklerime kadar hissettirirken, bir anda ne olduğumu, nerede olduğumu da yüzüme vuruyor ve verdiği huzur iç çekmeye dönüyor. Parça, ölüm ile yaşam arasındaki ince çizginin melodilere dönüşmüş hali. Hem yaşatıyor, hem de içten içe öldürüyor.
aynı zamanda ne kadar derin ama güzel
Pianonun guzelligi iste
Ne güzel bir yorum ❤️
💜
o kadar doğru ki.. ;)
A melody that will haunt you beautifully
I think it's a melody that takes people away 🎼
Die Melodie ist gut
yes
@@RadicatusArbour how ?
Da
No words can describe your thoughts and feelings when you hear this masterpiece. Thank you Chopin for this and other melodies and for making homework a bit easier
To me, this sounds like longing, it makes me nostalgic for a lost love I never even knew.
you welcome son
Exactly..!
@@nina1522 + 1! You have exactly the same as me..! and how bad it is to leave life without feeling life..! :( 🖤
The moment the first notes played, instant goosebumps. And after a moment, a tear rolled down my face. Years past and I’m still not sure how these type of things work but I can say that it feels like the notes are running trough my veins.
well when music isnt just a kick and a snare and some melody, it can be quite beautiful
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I’m not sure, but I noticed my breathing slows down to the pace of the music. It actually helps calm me when I get panic attacks.
Ja właśnie też tak czuję Ta Muzykę właśnie jakby Ona płynęła w moich żyłach ludzie IE rozumieją tego najcudowniejsze go uczucia...
Same. This music puts me in a very interesting emotional state. It’s a bit of sadness and joy at the same time as the music plays.
What I always wonder is this.
What was he thinking of when he composed this? Who was he thinking of? What was going through his mind?
Beautiful. Truly. Those are valid tears.
I'm not crying! Someone's Chopin up onions!
i swear am not crying...
who am i kidding, i am crying rn ;-;
SACRILEGIOUS
You don’t pronounce it as Chop-in. It’s Chop-pen.
show-pan
@@voettbaltg it's pronounced as "shopen" actually
You can feel his heart ache at the news that his sister had passed away. Chopin dedicated this to his sister after she had passed. So tragically beautiful.
Are you making up stories?
I only wish I were
My condolences
@@chantallustre825 that's the legend surrounding nocturne no. 19, guess he mixed them up. no. 20 was an exercise for one of his other sisters
Wow, what a sad history of this song, thanks for tell
5 months ago, my grandad died a natural death, he was a painter, a family man and a huge inspiration in my life. On my Way to his funeral, on a Dark cloudy Day, i couldnt stop myself from playing this over and over on the 40 min car ride to the Church. Rest in peace grandpa, i miss u every day
Какой вы, хороший внук, я понимаю вашу боль. Обнимаю душой. Они видят нас с небес и хотят, чтобы мы были счастливы.
A timeless masterpiece by a great pianist.
Painter?? Is your grandfahter hitler?
I feel you.
I pictured your description and felt your loss.
가슴을 저미는 슬픔과 고독 그리고 부서질듯 아름다운 노스탤지아.
Sì così esattamente
Verdade
Exactly
Именно так. Лучше не скажешь…
Diferentes paises mismo sentir
I wish I could throw off the thoughts which poison my happiness, but I take a kind of pleasure in indulging them.
- Chopin
Vive La Pologne! Vive La Frederic Chopin!
🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱
I know exactly what you mean. I also indulge such thoughts!
hermosa frase
same
I'll write here every year on november til i die
2020 november 1-My country is at war.I hope there'll be peace at last
And i will look forward to it every november, truly a timeless piece
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What if this video is not on here that long?
Nov is my month👸
I'll be here
Chopin is the best pianist of all time.
He makes music that pierces the soul.
indeed :)
he makes all the emotions together. people say beethoven if he isnt deaf he would be best pianist but they dont know chopin
He was "The Composer" and even though he has passed on, his music lives on and is played by many Pianists throughout the Corridors of Eternity.
Liszt?
@@alexmalch copier :D
When you listen to Chopin, you know what it means to be Polish and what a great honor it is. We Poles without Chopin are like Greeks without Socrates and Plato.
granma of ... a girlfriend of my is "~half polnish ^^
i have heared that chopin "~half france and that he very love poland/pols
greetings from germany❤
@@pelmfbpndd7065born and raised 100 polish
멋지네요
@@herdls73 more than
besides have heared mozart german austriam
i remember the day i found this song, my dad was diagnosed with cancer, every now and then when i missed him, i'll play this song, just to cry, in remembrance of my dad. Hope you are in peace dad. Sweet dreams.
Rest in peace
I am so sorry R.I.P 🖤
I am sorry my friend ,i hope he is rest in peace .😥🌸
My daddy had brain tumor last year. He loved classic music. I miss him very much, I know sort of pain you feel
@@alexb5221 thanks
Listening this at 2 AM makes you realize a lot of things.
True
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Same dude
right
same
I am listening to this after yesterday I got an email saying I got the job that I have always wanted my entire life.
My life feels complete now I am so peaceful and proud of my self now ,and I hope everyone reading this gets to experience the same feeling one day.
I m Very happy for you 😊
Congrats! It is actually very ridiculous how we humans can get happy over something such as this that will probably will be one of the things that will waste our life but still, I'm happy for you.
@@skarterswaltz6889 ?????????
@@investsmart9032 not about you
Chciałbym tego doświadczyć.Zazdroszcze
The most moving masterpiece ever! Every single note is piercing my heart!
Her dinlediğimde aynı duygular. Beni derinden etkiliyor Şahane müzik
this helps anxiety. seriously. it's like accepting your situation and make peace with it...
I hope so...I suffer of sleep disorder.
Jorge Jorge hope everything goes well concerning that in the future.
What depends of you is accepting or not what doesn't depend of you.
- Marc Aurèle
Exactly 👍🏻
Really I hope that,because I''m with a high depression right now
Bunca İngilizce yorumun arasında türkçe yorumlar görmek üstelik bu yorumların yüksek beğenileri olması gurur verici.
Kesinlikle. Bunun sağlanmasındaki en büyük faktörlerden olan Fazıl Say beyefendiye bir selam etmek lazım.
@@kemalcanerdemlig9172 mxmcöcm ne yapmaya çalışıyorsun? Kendini türk gibi göstermemeye mi?
@@dolunay4252 türk gibi göstermemeye çalışmıyorum ama olmak da istemezdim artık türkiyede yaşmadığım için de çok şanslı hissediyorum sana da öneri ilk fırsatta da türkiyeden ayrıl bak bana çok dua edersin
@@urfetatilgan napıcaz kamil
@@caglayan2684 sadece kötü şeylerini bildiğin nazileri hemen yargılama bence tek sorunları ırkçılar ve bunu türklerde de gayet fazla görüyoruz
Chopin mümkün olsa kalbine girsem ,duygularını görebilsem. Müziğin hep güzelin ötesi.
Chopin is the most prominent representative of pianists, for all time.
Great how the comment section is full of different languages
Music is with no doubt the universal language for humanbeings❤
Really.... Universal language
Yes it crosses all races all religions all hates only love what we have in common
Yet this masterpiece of music is European.
@@marinellapatane6928 you might be right there in my opinion mathematics is the only universal language
@@samkun3297 I dont understand a shit of mathematics, my friend. That logically means your statement is kinda false.
It always makes me think about The Pianist.
Same
Same
Makes me think of Liberace.
If only my brother George could see me now.
Hey you. HEY YOU, random person that I will never meet. I truly hope that you will happiness, joy and bless in life. Today is going to be a great day.
amen
Jestem dumny z tego że jestem Polakiem 🎧🎧🎹🎹🎹🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Jestem dumny, że jesteś Polakiem ❤❤❤🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹
Ja też❤❤❤
Wondering in what kind of mental dimension he was when composing this.... Heartbreaking..
Probably cocaine
+Klaus Mana hahahaha . -.- or maybe just inspired by littlest things
Johannes Machiavelli yea probably... although a special mental state is required to write this kind of stuff. You can't just write a masterpiece on an ordinary day, with an ordinary inspiration. It requires something that turns you "high", in somewhat way of saying, and a very, very strong inspiration. I was just joking about that thing tho, and don't take that in consideration.
+Klaus Mana I agree:)
+Lugnos Dee He probably was in a state of perpetual epiphany!
Wine, rain and Chopin.
Thought you said cocaine for a second there
@@eurybaric Only junkies do coke, junkie
Kenan Kılınçlı
Bravo Kenan kardeş iyi dedin hakikaten xD
Lsd, rain, and Chopin
There I fixed it
@@badboy4149 As if alcohol isnt just as destructive and addictive
This is so hauntingly beautiful, the begining of the last part is so heavy that I always start to cry when hearing it. Vivaldi and Chopin are my favourite composers, they knew how to distil life into notes and have an effect on people.
It's weird. I prefer things like electronic and punk music, but this is so hauntingly beautiful that I just can't help but love it
That's the Power of music, i' m a Electronik Fan too, but it doesn't mean you can't be attaced by it.
Sorry for my Bad english
Im a fun of RAP music buuut, Im here to ❤
I was on each " techno" ( i meant goa,trance later house, minimal and other) event there was whn younger, now i almost never liste it (once in a while), yet im not dat old (37). As you age, you prefer to calm down and enjoy over taking xtc, lsd, and jump for 20 hrs... Evrythings fine with ya, perfectly normal, and many ppl are not able to listen classic... By enjoying in this, means you got more to begin with than those who cant take it...Dont forget, there are ppl who got old and wise and those who just aged... Sorry for bad english and for boring you, weed brought me to "phylosophy" area. LEGALIZE D DAMN THING.
hey, a fellow punk music fan!
Totally understand you. I listen and love every single music genre, even the weirdest ones can make me feel something, it's all about emotion...and for me, classical music is ahead of everything for some particular reason, i feel many can agree with this, and it's rad.
neden bu eser beni hem ölmek için hem de yaşamak için ikna ediyor?
hayatımda dinlediğim duygu dolu şaheser konuşmadan da anlatılabildiğini gösteren çok nadir eserlerden bunun gibi hiçbir eser gelemez bir daha
@@erkanturan8668 Aynennnnn!
Ayni seyi dusunuyodum
@@erkanturan8668 maalesef
Aynı durumun içindeyim ben de
I wonder what was going on Chopin's mind...
Deep awareness as he looked deeply into the obis of the chaotic universe
When he was in Paris he had a strong connection with hes sister in Poland. He wrote this song for hes sister to practice one of hes concertos.
They can just do it..
MiNor sCaLEs
He wrote this nocturno when his young sister died
Ne zaman sözcüklerimi kimseye ifade ede bilmesem,içimdeki acı ile baş-başa kalsam kendimi burda buluyorum.Hislerimin biri tarafından dinlenildiğini ve anlaşıldığınl hiss ediyorum.İç dünyamdakiler o kadar mühürlü ki sözcüklere dönüşemiyor.İki yüzlüğüm aslında içimdekileri insanlar bilmiyor.Derinde yaşadıklarımı asla düşünemezler.Yüzeyselim sanıyorlar.İç çekişmelerim arasında boğulmaktayım.Dostoyevskinin dediyi gibi yeraltındayım….
Bende sizin gibi bir derdiniz (ki inşallah olmaz) olursa benimle paylaşa bilirsiniz çünkü aynı şeyleri yaşadık canım çok yanıyor umarım iyisindir prenses sen mükemmelsin unutma bunu ❤️🌹
Przychodzi taki moment chociaż raz do roku w którym dobrze wyłączyć się, przestać myśleć i dać się porwać chwili wytchnienia przy tej muzyce
Bu bir müzik değil, bu bir duygu. Bu ne hüzün ne mutluluk, ne sevinç ne de keder. Aynı yer küreye ayak bastığımız bazı insanlar gerçekten farklı dünyalarda yaşıyor.
baba merhaba sus lan
baba merhaba senin gibi mallar anca küfreder şimdi AĞLA
Aykut elmas geliyor aklıma ciddi olamıyorum
Ağzına Sağlık Kardeşim Çok İyi Dedin Ne Demiş Andrey Tarkovski:Dünya Mükemmel Olmadığı İçin Sanat Vardır...
Ömer Başçı Chopin bir efsane... bu eserini dinlediyimde hep ağlarım((
My favourite piece of music of all time. Makes me wonder though how many ancient songs and melodies have been lost over time that could touch us deeply and emotionally.
Lost over time, or someone can be creating a melody right now and we won't get to know it, always gets me
+SadisticKillerXx yuuup exactly omg I have always been thinking about that
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that songs haven't been lost over time, they are present in other forms, like movies, games, etc.
Sorry for my english, is not very good
_Symnod KL very insightful. art is eternal
No words can describe how you feel when you hear this masterpiece. Amazing
Thank you.
Mé nejoblíbenější Chopinovo nocturno, deštivé, melancholické a tak teskné. Každý máme něco, co nevyšlo, z čeho jsme smutní, tady to všechno ožívá. Děkuji za nahrávku, i ten deštivý záznam. To je přesně ono. Pozdravuji z letos jen mírně deštivých Čech, i ten déšť by se tu hodil...
Sadly, these composers were in a time where there was no "recording". I would die if I ever heard the original songs played by the composers who made these beautiful pieces.
Gods of Earth they were
Classical is a special genre: you don't need the presence of the composer, because his music has been written, and will be played thousand times everywhere :D
IKRRRR I ALWAYS WANTED TO HEAR BEETHOVEN, MOZART, CHOPIN (ETC) PLAY THEIR BEAUTIFUL COMPOSTIONS TORE ME APART
Simply beyond what you hear now....you must accept the beauty of who they were....very difficult...look at excuse me hear the 4 season's
It is beyond normal comprehension...or Chopin's nocturns ..... OMG....who and what were they?
Bu müziğin güzel bir hikayesi vardır...Bu müziği bildiğiniz gibi besteleyen kişi Chopin.Fakat hikaye onun üzerinden geçmiyor. İkinci dünya savaşında yahudilere soykırım yapan Alman askerleri yine Polonya'da bir grup yahudilere işkenceler yaparken, onları fırında yakmaya gönderirlerken o yahudilerin arasında çok yetenekli yahudi asıllı polonyalı bir piyanist de vardı: Vladyslaw Szpilman.Başına gelen türlü zorluklara rağmen ona yardımcı olan birkaç kişi tarafından her defasında Almanlar'a yakalanmaktan kurtuluyordu.Almanlar savaşta patlak verdiğinden savaşın son günlerine doğru saklandığı yerde evlerine geri dönmeye hazırlanan bir Alman subayına yakalanıyor. Alman subayı ona sorular soruyor ve piyanist olduğunu öğreniyor. Ona "çal o zaman" diyor ve wladyslaw başlıyor işte bu ünlü parçayı çalmaya... Alman subayı bundan etkileniyor, ve onu öldürmekten vazgeçiyor. Ona yardım bile ediyor. Ve nihayetinde savaş bittiğinde koskoca kasabadan geriye üzerinde üşüdüğü için giyindiği Alman subayı paltosu olan, geleceği parlak bir piyanist ve sadece bir yığın enkaz kalıyor..Bu olay çeşitli ödüller almış, ikinci dünya savaşında soykırıma uğrayan yahudileri anlatan Piyanist filminde geçiyor.
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is there a armenian pianist who get safed by a turkish officier ?
@@hase3280 Ahahahahagahahahahah.! I'm sorry, man. Don't make us look like you! If we had committed genocide, there would be no armenians in the world:)
@@ertugrul_ktn Facts is, that there is hardly to find country that could be influenced so much and has brought nothing to stand even as today's turks live in today's Turkey. In Central Asia, from the Mongolians learned to ride horses and trained them as equestrian warriors. Pulling westwards through learnded from the Persians to discipline. Islamized by the Arabs. moved to the cities and countries of Byzanthin and Greece and take over them places. from The armenians learned how to trade. copy the script from Latin and finally copied the art of the state from the French. What a scum country and folk the turks in turkey are. you are only call yourself TURK but in reallty youre just a heavy mixed up country and fucked up, nooo real turks !!!. are your sorry for genocide on armenians ? hej dude! they teached you guys to trade! ;))) now you listen to great chopin, and talk arogant about genocide by germans on jews but turkey turks also done genocide on armenians. are you a idiot? i think yes and a hypocrate too. so if turks will do a genocide then there would no more be left from armenian? the genocide was only make to armenians that lived in turkey at this time. your argument makes no sense. but i got another question? has turkey bring anything like a good pianist or composer? buhahahahah NOOOOO! shame. but you got donkeyfuckers and people with nationwide low iq . remember vienna 1683? :)))))
Chopin has captured a lifetime of memories in this hauntingly magnificent piece of music 🎼
Sometimes classical music speaks to my heart the deepest. The emotion is in the instruments, than I just close my eyes and float and look up at the sky full of stars ✨
Yıl 2020 Aralık...Bu şarkıyı burada dinlerken müzik zevki mükemmel insanlarla burada buluşmak..Kaliteli insanlar iyi ki varsınız..❤💕💕
Sende iyi ki varsın 😇
Sende iyiki varsın
xD
Şarkı değil müzik
sende iyiki varsın
İnternetin bilgisayarın teknolojik yaşamın olmadığı zamanlarda , sanat derin düşünce yaşam ve ruh insanların tek uğraşıydı. Onun eserleri bunlar günümüzde sadece dinlemekle yetiniyoruz
Malesef öyle.
@TheMrt39 We Turks know that your ancestors did not understand you for centuries.
@TheMrt39 World is cruel you cant look at the people with emotions only. You would know if u were searched for some human history.
Une musique épurée qui ouvre une porte aux sentiments et émotions et nous permet de rester présent.
Une pure merveille.
La escucho desde niña, siempre el mismo efecto pues me transporta al universo y a la vez me da tristeza y llanto: es sublime y hermosa. Gracias Chopin por esta belleza!!!❤
Me inspira mas a tocar piano
Bu eseri yazarken kim bilir aklından neler geçti de böyle mükemmel bir eser ortaya çıktı hüzün ,aşk ,ölüm, yaşam, umutsuzluk, umut bir sürü şey anlatıyor
Evet öyle
Çok İç Acıtıyor... 🥀 Aklıma Geçmiş Geliyor.. Ve Geleceğin Karanlığı..
11 Kasım 2022..
#2011 🖤
Po wyjezdzie do Francji niemogl juz spowrotem wrocic do Polski. Mozliwe ze tesknil.
By far the most dramatic and emotional interpretation i have heard.. love it every time it plays
i agree, this is the best version on youtube
czcams.com/video/i7s6EUw4Rz0/video.html skip to 5:20 and listen to the nocturne no.20, it's my personal favourite version
dramatic and tactical, so emotional but dark
What do you mean by interpretation? Admittedly I am not very well versed in this. I thought this was a person playing the music exactly as he wrote it? Aren't notes binary? This or that? How do you interpret musical notes?
@@daviboiify now I’m no expert but you can definitely put emphasis and emotion into a note / key . The emotion can be felt through the way you play. This pianist did a fantastic job in conveying this.
When I read the comments of people touched by this music from all over the world I realize how Chopin has masterfully managed to bridge the differences between peoples and draw us all together to embrace our own fragile humanity.
Now, go out and be the good in the world today, human.
Let this beauty be a silent mirror reflecting kindness onto those around you.
We get one chance at life, and we are all in this together........
a masterpiece for every soul, even for people who dont listen to classical
I don't know why this picture just gives me the most powerful sense of nostalgia and sadness
same brother
Looks like Paris in the 19th century so yes, very much sadness
I'm glad i spent about 20 hours of my life playing it again and again to finally master it and play it naturally, with soul and intensity.
It took you almost a day to play this.
It took me 2 to finish marry had a little lamb .
@@nathanbarraza2093 it all depends on how long you've been practicing the piano before. The more experience you got, the faster it become for you to play a piece
it took me 6 months to play the first 5 seconds of für Elise ...I feel like the king of the World
@@forrestgump3111 though I can almost okay the whole piece now, when I first understood what chords are and used that concept to decipher fur elise by ear (still can't read a staff lol), I felt the exact same thing after getting the first line.. Like I'm a pro at piano. Like I could play anything. LOL.
I managed to learn how to play für Elise off by heart in a year when I was probably like 12 or 13 and I cba still play it now and now it takes me about a week to be able to play sight reading but as I don't play often (and self taught) it takes me longer these days but I'd live to learn and play this
Bu parça beni ruhumun derinliklerine götürüyor. Zıt duyguları aynı anda yaşatıyor bana, hem aydınlatırken ruhumu hem de karanlığa sürüklüyor. Etkisi hiç geçmeyen bir büyü gibi sarmalıyor bedenimi. Her bir nota kulağa gelebilecek en güzel biçimde ahenk oluşturuyor. Bu parça bir sonsuzluk abidesi...
This is one of the best performances of this piece, I listen to it almost daily
Chopin...his music is so light and beautiful, no any instruments only piano and your dreams and thoughts...
just dropping Tears of touchness - how Beautiful...
This is the best comment.
Bu bestenin konuşabildiğine düşünebildiğine yemin edebilirim nasil bişey bu ne kadar içten ne kadar ruha dokunuyor inanılmaz
Çok haklısın
Aynen ya aynen uff
bir de fazıl say dan dinleyiniz
Çünkü konuşan ve düşünen birisi besteliyor...
Dinledik merak etme bu videoda çalan kimse yanından bile gecemez
I fear the day i search for this specific video and it's gone. It has been with me for a long time. We went through a lot. There might be other uploads of this song but they won't feel the same as this one.
Best interpretation of this nocturne, I've never heard Chopin himself interpret it, but I feel it was similar to this. very melancholy and dramatic
Bitmesi insana acı veriyor, dinlerken ise çaresizlik.
AYDIN FİTNESS sizi burada görmek ne hoş AYDIN FITNESS :)
@@omertas48 sizi burda görmek ne hoş.
Beni görürken de hoş olan varmı acaba😔
@@Sahilpianist20 sizi burda görmek ne hoş
@@ozgurylmaz6746 Bu güzel amelin için teşekkürler kardeşim😏
bir yandan her şeyin mümkün olabileceğini hissettirirken diğer yandan artık hiçbir şeyin önemi kalmadığını da sarsıcı bir şekilde yüze vuruyor gibi..
gel bidaha dinle
@@TahaDMR sen de
@@ruhsenelvan7036 Siz de bir daha dinleyin :)
@@Mahmure1923 Siz de efendim
@@theoryofthegames1319 siz de tekrar dinleyin
One of my favorite pieces. I absolutely adore this piece every single time I hear it playing ✨💖
I will comment and you will come to listen again, ma'am.
Sewing on a stormy night, thousands of miles away from the place of my birth, Ukraine, I feel strangely connected to it through this piece. Chopin has been part of my childhood, school, and cold winter nights with my grandmother.
Listening to this masterpiece in the middle of the Covid-19. Humanity is being tested in 2020. This music sort of reflects this fight against time. Sadness in the beginning gives away to reflection and awakening, then to hope.
You’re totally right about that, it explains the extreme disappointment that we as people are experiencing (especially musicians) with the not-well deserved cancellations of big events we were looking forward to as well as the seniors not being able to have their final concerts/football games/etc., and prom and graduation especially that they’ve worked a long time for! I threw fits at every single message saying how this/that was cancelled because my awesome ending to this school year all went up in flames because of something that isn’t our fault. This has been a time of lots of sacrifices we had to regrettably make even though we didn’t want to, and one that came together so quickly without warning! This year needs to change because so far it’s been nothing but sad and bizzare. I mean that about everything from the weird weather patterns to this!
Totalmente cierto, Un abrazo.
Dunyada dinlediğim en güzel beste. Dinlerken bütün duyguları hissettiriyor umut keder mutluluk üzüntü sevinç...
Hayatın hem ne kadar anlamlı ve ne kadar anlamsız olduğunu anlatıyor
WB,moonlight sonata ve silence(bthvn),adagio(bach),moir de moir(pourcel) belki alternatiflerinden birisi olabilir.
the pianist filminde dinlemiştim ilk kez nocturne eserini o gun bu gündür dinlemeye devam ediyorum benım de favorılerımden.
Bu melodi ancak böyle yazıya dökülebilir di
@@infinitytheory9443 bende pianist filminde gordjm ve hep açıp dinelerim
@@adamolsaydim13ylonce90 ewt gerçekten çok guzel
@@infinitytheory9443 çok geç gördüm kusura bakmayın bende dinlicem
This masterpiece is never gets old
Chopin's Nocturne No.20 is a masterpiece that showcases his incredible ability to create hauntingly beautiful melodies that touch the soul. The way he weaves together the different musical elements is simply breathtaking. 👍
chopin dinleyen insan,başka bir insanı kıramaz sevdiği zaman en güzel biçimde sever.eğer karşınıza böyle nacizane insanlar çıkarsa kaçırmayın
@Selim 0000 LKGHŞLDFKHŞLDFHŞL
Bu yorumu sevgilime atmam lazim ne kadar sansli kendileri 😄😄
O kadar emin olmayın bence :)
Ben şopenin hastasıyım ama,kalbimi çok kırıyorlar.Senin kim olduğun önemli değil her kes kırıyor kalbini
Bu parçayı behlül çalmıştı aşk-ı memnu'da xksixjsojxkeoxkssiod
this is the BEST version I have ever heard. No matter how many versions of it I hear, this is the best. It has the perfect tempo. I can't listen to anyone else's rendition of it. Love it!
true
too slow lol
In terms of dynamics this is perfect... Yet technique wise i prefered rousseau
anyone knows which edition this score is?
I agree! I like it because of the acoustics and because the piano has a more classical sound that makes the tones more 'plucked'
Mozart and Chopin bid farewell to this world at a very young age, in their 30s, because the gods eagerly wished for them to play in the heavens.❤
F. Chopin - why talents are living this world so young ? It is like heart beat, like sound of a soul.
Bu tür eserleri dinleyenlerin bu hayatta mutlu olabileceğine inanmıyorum ben. ince düşünür, hislenir, hassas yüreği yapamaz fazla buralarda. ölüm var, acı var, yoksulluk var, kavga var. dışarısı soğuk, üşür sıcacık yürekleri. Bir gün yağmurun altında, karın altında toprağın altına koyulana dek üşür.. Sonsuza dek soğuduğu güne dek üşür de durur...
Evet reis
İnsandır sonuçta, mutlu da olabilir.
Üşüdüm valla
Ben mutluyum
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Sadece melodiler binlerce duyguyu yaşatıyor bir sürü söz sığıyor her tınısına nasıl oluyor.. Büyülüyor.
Gül Ulaş aynen
Geri gel yeniden dinle o zaman :)
I still don't understand how someone can come up with this melody? so beautiful!
its already out there composed by the universe. You just have to have the calling to find it.
Chopin is the best pianist of all time.
greet from Egypt
Piyanist filmini izleyenlerde başka bir duygu uyandırıyor.
Evet :3
👍
Təhminə və Zaur filmini izle.Eski Azerbaycan filmi
Evet
Neden o lanet olası alman paltosunu giyorsun !
2021 anyone?
❤️
yeees
Me
No...
Me❤️
I have listened to this - but played a separate CD with rain at the same time. Yes, you can feel a haunting tragedy in this. 1830 for Ludwika. Published 26 years after his death. Jhong-Sin Liou's presentation is so utterly profound.
Poland is proud of our master. 🇵🇱 ❤
Why the people ask if we are listening this in 2019? This piece is older than 100 years, why should we stop to listen it in 2018?? I don't understand
Shbshssgahagagga
@David Saberhagen True :)
do not pay attention to stupid people It is music to live and hope
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Excuse me, but you asking stupid questions. We are listening to this music because it is of our generation´s and we are brought with it. The present generation don´t understand it. They have their music and it is quite natural. Different epoch, different music!
Perform this piece in the desert, on the mountain or anywhere else, the wildest animals come, put their heads on their knees and listen. However, people are breaking each other down without even realizing this beauty. If only we could say "we exist for each other, we exist to love and understand each other" in a common language, just as those sweet notes at the beginning of this beautiful piece tell us...
Şu eseri çölde, dağ başında ya da başka bir yerde icra et, en vahşi hayvanlar gelir, dizine başını koyup dinler. Ne var ki insanlar bu güzelliğin farkına bile varmadan birbirlerini kırıp dökmekteler. Keşke ortak bir dilde "biz birbirimiz için varız, birbirimizi sevmek ve anlamak için varız" diyebilseydik, tıpkı bu güzel eserin başındaki o tatlı notaların bize söylediği gibi...
mükemmel anlatmışsın
@@eslemylmaz2395 Teşekkürler Eslem Hanım...
baran şakiroğlu rica ederim
👏👏
o kadar kolay mı ya kaplanın bıyığını koparmak
Thank you Chopin for making these dark and sad and lonely night more barabel
This very video was the one that introduced me to Chopin for the very first time
Derin, kederli, kalabalıklar arasında yaşanan bir yalnızlık bu.Her yer insan ama ruhunuzun hiçbir ruha değmediği bir yalnızlık.Ruhun acıdan öldüğü, yüzlerin gülmeye, bedenlerin yaşamaya devam ettiği bir hiçlik...
bu şarkıyı dinledikçe insanın edebiyatı parlayıveriyor
Ne güzel özetlemişsin halimizi
Çok haklısınız...
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2.02.2022
I'm listening to this masterpiece again and again... I feel in depth again and again... And I can't explain the feelings which appear when I listen to it again and again...
18.02.2022
06:30 sözlə ifadə edilməyəcək hislər...
احله يوم كاتبته
26.02.2022
In France..
@@orucmammadov342 ne xoşdur musiqi zövqülü insanlar helede var😊
@@bihterziyagil5730 təşəkkür🌹
Music can transform this savage world into a beautiful dream
Kochany Chopin, tak bardzo kochał swoj kraj, że czuć nastalgię która rozrywała mu serce
Troszkę podobnie, jak ja..... ❤️🇵🇱❤️😥
aquí imaginando a Aegan Cash tocando esta melodia 🛐🛐
No, no eres la única
Debo admitir que si!! Y imaginar a Aegan es genial!!
lpm vine buscando este comentario
NOI LO EREEES ME ESTA DANDO ALGOO
nop, no eres la unica
Hey you. Yes you. Random person that I will never meet. I truly hope that you will find happiness in life. Today is going to be a great day!
thanks ❤️
No, she's not a great day...
hope so
What a lovely wish from a lovely stranger ☺️ thank you so much 🙂
@@moldovandorin6187 ..its not..Dorin stai jos 2)))
何故かこの曲には心底惹かれる
My very very favorite music by Chopin and one of my favorite pieces of all times. I even had this as my ringtone for the longest time.
My best friend used to play this many years ago, we've since then lost contact when I moved away from my hometown. Never knew what Chopin piece it was until now. Makes me feel nostalgic
Call your friend
@@brianhall9136 Ill give an honest thought about it - we ended in a quite complicated situation
Time and life is way to precious to not give it a chance!
Find your friend. Never too late to reconnect.
I am from Afghanistan and now the situation is like the situation you watched in the Pianist movie and always come here and listen to this masterpiece and it gives me peace.
And dear friends plz pray for us.
@@Esi84 Yeah thanks a lot. And also thanks a lot for your reply.
Can I ask where are you from?
You are completely fine
@@salazarslytherin7882 Not completely just a bit good but I won't be in future because the war will start again😢
@@jackadam8872 war between?
@@salazarslytherin7882 Al qaeda and Taliban
Уникально. Сочетание грусти, спокойствия, философского настроения, игра звука. Я понимаю как это можно воспринимать из памяти, но как это можно было воспроизвести с самого начала? ?? 🤷♂️
Beautiful❤❤❤❤❤
I heard that Chopin wrote this piece at 17 when his younger sister died. The second theme in the middle(1:47 - 3:20) does not feel that sad but reminiscent of childhood memory, blended with a taste of bitter sweet. If you ever heard the Cello play of this song, it gives another expression beyond what the piano could possibly achieve. With this, alongside Op. 9(No. 1 and No .2), which Chopin wrote when he was around 19 and his two piano concertos, also around that age, you kind of get a feel of the sensitivity of Chopin when he was at his late teen. I feel that Chopin at this stage, is just at the very beginning of his evolution of musicianship and his later works present far greater maturity and deeper sensibility and musicianship. Nevertheless, I treasure these early works just like you treasure the memory of your family members or close friends when they were young.
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Very nice comments! my friend, Ekaterina Tymofyeyeva, is a Chopin expert. She has performed his work at Carnegie Hall. She would be a great person to discuss with.
gtubetaiwan well said
"beyond could possibly achieve" This is in the ear of the beholder! Not everyone thinks like this! This comment is too cocky!
Gerardo Ruiz It is not. The cello, albeit unable to perform the same, hidden chords the piano plays, has this sound of the human voice, like the wail of a girl as the cellist defends the black ebony fingerboard with delicate fingers, mourning the loss of their inner beauty, perhaps as if their loved ones were watching, on earthly and heavenly dimensions. You don’t understand the power that a cello holds over a piano, which a piano can play the rest of an orchestra over a cello, as the cello plays the most delicate, amazing melodies such as this one with the sound of human voices, wailing their tones with exact notes, and at times imperfection that can be at times too close to vocalizing. In fact, when both instruments are combined, as shown time and time again, no one really needs high pitched instruments or a bass instrument; for both instruments have in common middle c in their middle register, meaning they can play both parts at once and thus are more successful to modern audiences. Don’t believe me? Watch ThePianoGuys or The Brooklyn Duo, they’re beautiful at this, and so are many others.
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I've read that Chopin asked for his non published pieces to be burned after his death. Some of his posthumous works are my favourite (such as this piece and op 69 no 1 and 2). I'm glad we get to play them and enjoy them, but sometimes I felt guilty because I'm sure those pieces were very personal to him.
This song was in my head during last night after I came home today from military training i realized to be thankful for what you really don’t see to have