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I would love to hear Scriabin’s etude Op. 8 No. 12!

Wonderful!

é incrível como as musicas são acompanhadas de paisagens artísticas tão bem combináveis as canções. Aquela Ballade de Chopin ficou perfeita com aquela imagem de uma embarcação em alto-mar em meio as violentas ondas.

Evocative....

Love listening! How about some Scriabin 😋be really cool to see one of his sonatas

Polish genius

2:34 3:45 5:28 7:05 8:58

One day i gonna die. No one will remember me.

YEAH ‼️‼️

Insane u have such a low audience bro u deserve respect and there is my respect for u ❤❤🎉

Can you make slowed Chopin’s Barcarolle?

C'est un point de vue (la lenteur de la dernière partie) qui se défend, mais personnellement je préfère le côté haletant et effrayant de Martha Argerich...😊

RAVEL MIRRORS ‼️

That was fabulous! Slowed version so much better ad reverb was iceing on the cake! Cheers!

I listen to this everyday

No sabes lo feliz que me siento escuchando esto

pianist?

Listen to Ivo Pogorelich’s performance of this. Very slow but powerful

5:00 this phrase is the most charming part

Whose painting is this

I play this, and for all its difficult parts, the most pleasing parts to play are the intro motif and when it's re-introduced, 3:46-3:55, and 10:39-11:51. Not sure what Chopin was thinking with the ending; I don't think it exactly fits with the rest of the piece.

is it zimmerman ?

beautiful! who is the pianist ?

That first part of the coda where it has the arpeggiated octaves up and down the piano in this key is just beautiful

Could you do Papillon's by Schumann as well?

I love the photography to add an ambience. Rachmaninoff is so wonderful. Would love to see more! Rach’s Prelude op. 23 no. 2 would sound amazing slowed with reverb 😊

No matter what version it is, Your Lie In April ALWAYS comes to mind when I listen to this piece

pitched down to D major/F#minor

whos the performer? nice tuning

Ma non è in Fa minore?

4:03

3:56

This sounds like those 432 Hz recordings. Weird but some may like it.

9:08

The doppio movimento part is excellent slowed.

Hi! What programme did you use to reverb the song?

Neuf mois après, je reviens écouter ce qui attendrit mon cœur.

Such a completely original, unique, and beautiful composition - have always loved it and wonder when it was first played in the U S and by whom. Had Chopin lived longer and been in better health it would have been great if he came to the U S and performed like Jenny Lind did (opera singer from that era). People here in the 19th century craved European culture and I believe pianos were common from the 1840s on.

i love it. but what’s the point of slowing and reverbing an already perfect piece?

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dear friend , i cannot express how much this specific video means for me. This piece already held a special place in my heart, but THIS is the absolute best « slowed » version i’ve listened to. Your choice of the painting PERFECTLY fits, and the combination of the melody with it is truly ethereal. I hope it will always be around until the end of times. Thank you :)

Makes me feel the love I’ve never experienced before in my Filipino family.

Gb major😀

I've heard this piece about a thousand times, but somethnig about the slowed and reverbed version felt different. Brought me to tears; thank you for making this :)

That Cb-Abm-Bb7-Ebm might be one of the nicest chord progressions ever😍 at 13:41

Eb minor

5:56

Excellent, thank you for creating this.

Didn’t believe this would sound any good, but i have to admit its nice to listen to this while reflecting on past years. It adds a sort of ambience and reflecting feel to the piece :-)