F. Chopin - Waltz A-flat major op. 34 no.1 - Analysis. Greg Niemczuk's lecture.
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- Опубліковано 30 січ 2021
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its my luck to hear your analysis, even though I can't play piano, I can also enjoy Chopin music. thank you❤❤
I'm trying to learn this piece now. Thank you so much for this!
Greg you are so great!
I loved this video - especially your description of the "evil note"! Thanks so much
Hello Greg,
Thanks a lot my friend.It's awesome❤️
Thanks!
Absolutely brilliant - loved this and immediately subscribed
Absolutely beautiful analysis, Thank you so much Greg.
i love your analysis. very well defined exposition and your commentary during these tear droppingly difficult techniques.
A thoroughly interesting, witty and informative 25 minutes, thank you so much!
Excellent approach in a very detailed and illustrative way! This waltz, despite its "minor" chords, diligently "covered" by the composer, has always been a source of inner excitement and optimism for me! I relive these wonderful feelings by listening to the analysis of the work and your interpretation, as well.
Amazing video, I really loved your interpretation
Loved your analysis!❤
Ook! [I am learning this piece for my diploma. How do you manage the 13-plet notes?]
I never understood why the coda is played at such speed : it says "piano", no accelerando, no change in tempo, same notes values. I believe if Chopin would have it played faster than the rest, he would have mentionned it, no ?
Oh i have never thought about that aristocratic thing.. And i played it like a patriotic or something.. I didn't know you can play it tenderly too! 😂