F. Chopin - Mazurka Op. 33 no.4 - Analysis.Greg Niemczuk's lecture
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- Опубліковано 24 лип 2020
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Polish concert pianist Greg Niemczuk explains and plays the complete cycle of Chopin's Mazurkas.
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Fascinating use of historical references of students of Chopin combined with the linguistic insights into Polish and the reference to B major as a key of love make this tutorial unbelievably outstanding. Of course the idea of creating characters and scenes up to help with interpretation is simply great. Thank you so much.
Just wanted to start practicing this Mazurka and discovered your Lecture on it. You are a great and gifted teacher! Thank you.
Thank you!!! Good luck! And feel invited to watch my other analyses!
I'm learning this lovely piece for a summer school. I regard it as the best Chopin mazurka, and, at around six minutes, I believe it is also the longest.
Yes,.one.of.the.longest. op. 56 has also.long.ones. it's also.one of my favorite. Good luck with that!!! Thanks for watching my video
Beautiful interpretation and beautiful performance at the end. You must be a very good storyteller to make all the different characters come alive! We should nickname this piece the “ghost” mazurka after you
Thank you Greg for creating this video🙏 This is such a beautiful Mazurka🤗
Thanks mr GN. Greetings from Warsaw.I am waiting for the next part of Chopins -yours story impatiently. EC
Thank you so much for this lecture, its one of your best. This is my first mazurka and I'm learning it to play as one of my three high school performance pieces. The story hidden behind the music is amazing, and it helps me decipher the meaning of this mazurka so much better. Thank you so much!! This really really helps!
I'm so happy to hear that!!! I love this piece. I wish you all the best for the performance!
Great as always
Well done. Thank you and keep up the good work!
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! I am very grateful
Thank you for bringing us closer to this heavenly beauty!
Very usefull thank you
Thanks 🙏 just learning this, can’t get enough of it 😍! Really appreciate your lectures !
Thanks for watching!!!
Thank you very much for the very intriguing lecture! Helped me a lot with the piece
Thanks for watching!
I just started to practice this one and I love the way you explain how and why we should play the repeated part differently. Never thought of that before. You are a wonderful teacher!
Hello, thank you!! I'm happy you like it and thank you for writing the comment! Good luck!
Thanks
Thank you hanna!!!!
8:12 that “father” motif appears also in the 4th bar of op.48 no.1 🧐
Very interesting! Yes!
Hi greg ! Such a beautiful mazurka, and analysis ! By the way which edition do you have here ?
Jan Ekier National Edition
Why do you think the score asks for hand crossover (5:50)?. I have tried it both with and without and personally found it easier without the crossover
Well, in the end it's the question of how it sounds. So if it works better for you, no problem. That's how it's written in my edition but I'm not that much conservative.
11:33 was beautiful... What's it named? I've got a quite big knowledge in classical music, especially in the Romantic sector, but this piece is new for me...
Chopin sonata 3 3rd mvt
Thank youuuu😊
11:37 please please, tell me the name of this beautiful piece so I can listen ❤ this is so beautiful!
Chopin 3rd piano Sonata, 3rd movement. It's pure beauty!