Polonaise-Fantaisie Op. 61 (CODA) - Chopin (Animated Sheet Music)

Pianist: Yoshihiro Kondo
I've tinkered with this project for a little over a month now, but still feel dissatisfied with the result, so I've just decided to upload it and get it over with :/
(i promise ballade 1 coda is next :D)

[@billy2022]

I love how at the end it's very quiet unlike other chopin masterpieces like ballades,it's as if chopin had no more energy and just wanted to slowly die out.

[@richardchiu9832]

But then what about the last one fortissimo chord?

[@POP_CAT_KOR]

@@richardchiu9832 kind of thought that the chord in the end was representative of one last final, triumphant breath after all that has happened in the music - so it's doesn't symbolize like a new start, but rather a final retrospective of all the struggles and efforts. At least that's how i interpreted it

[@ShaunakDesaiPiano]

The Ballades, that is except the 2nd.

[@zegel9580]

For me, this ending is like Chopin is accepting death. Kind of sounds like what you are describing in a way so that makes me even more sure of this theory

[@Henri.d.Olivoir]

Extremely underrated piece! Thank you!

[@jessevallejo8797]

It's not that under rated.

[@Henri.d.Olivoir]

@@jessevallejo8797 I am an absolute and shameless classical music fanatic and I cannot say I know more than 3 people who even know this piece exists

[@boston.0703]

@@jessevallejo8797 how dare you?

[@lisztomaniac2718]

It's fairly known, compared to other romantic piano composers and their works.

[@Henri.d.Olivoir]

@@lisztomaniac2718 Of course, because it's by Chopin, who is the 3rd most famous composer in history. But on the Chopin scale, it is really obscure, especially considering its sheer scale and greatness

[@LukeFaulkner]

This piece encompasses so much and the form is incredibly imaginative and diverse yet somehow works. It's almost like a Polonaise-Ballade hybrid.

[@wolowolowolowolowolowolowo2417]

your chopin nocturnes are top notch

[@LukeFaulkner]

@@wolowolowolowolowolowolowo2417 That's very kind - thank you!

[@bigmac9636]

Thank you very much for this. The coda is as if its Chopin put everything and his emotions into it, like as if it was his last piece written.

[@K10-chopinetliszt]

A powerful piece of music written. Thank you Wolowolowolowolowolowolo Wolowolowolowolowolowolo for animating and uploading. 🩵💙

[@the_eternal_paradox]

man I tell you anything by chopin just gives me life and I think your animation is doing EXACTLY what my feelings are when the piece is going off, really enjoy this sort of thing, instant like and scrubscribe :)

[@Ivan_1791]

My favourite piece by Chopin along with the 4th ballade. A true journey of the soul.
My favourite performance is by Horowitz (1966).

[@kidneygamingbr_uh8708]

More Chopin plss😳😳

[@erikfreitas7093]

Breathtaking!

[@LudvigVonLiszt]

Classical music + minecraft = (I don't have words to describe that)
PD: I'm subscriber n700

[@wolowolowolowolowolowolowo2417]

hi Mr. 700

[@diegowan3726]

I love when you make these! Such an underrated channel

[@Makankii]

0:07 the melody on the bass is so perfect.. this is genius

[@hm.l26]

i’m waiting for the ballade no.1 coda bro, keep up the good work!

[@Wherrimy]

Cool animation, I wish there was a software that would do such animations on score automatically.

[@bolomite]

The section starting at :30 that returns to A flat major is just sublime

[@pawncube2050]

this is great, keep up the good work my man

[@karpabla]

IMO this P-F is the real Queen of the Polonaises! The most emotive of all of Chopin's polonaises.
I am "ashamed" to say I prefer it very much over the super famous n⁰6 😅

[@noob_3290]

I wouldn't call this a polonaise tho, more of a fantasy

[@RhodesyYT]

Very good piece

[@phucthinhinh107]

holly its so insteresting

[@Sam-nb1rm]

Beautiful!

[@chainmanz7476]

subscribed. so creative and helps me match the notes to the sound of the music whilst reading. bet this took a lot of effort lol.

[@paulkennedy6060]

Bravo!

[@T-J-S]

I hope your channel grows a lot

[@billy2022]

you earned a sub :)

[@ismaelcarlos7241]

Eu imagino o trabalhão que deu pra fazer esse vídeo, que aliás ficou muito bom 🙂

[@_freitasc_6800]

do heroic polonaise!!!

[@matei_woold_wewu]

Whats the key signature?

[@wolowolowolowolowolowolowo2417]

The piece is in Ab major

[@dandelionthebomber3517]

Why good channel like this one has only 1k subs while thoe other sheet music video can get more?? I love the animation

[@w1nduwu449]

好厉害👍

[@gmfrunzik]

A Flat Major really is "Chopin's Key" isnt it

[@GUIZAR-kr2cj]

I see that you have ballade 1 next up, could you also do the second ballade coda by zimerman? It's sublime

[@wolowolowolowolowolowolowo2417]

Yes I plan on finishing all of them eventually :)

[@CloudFowest]

Hey did you delete or unlist your Ballade 3 coda? I loved that video. I learned the piece and it's my favorite ballade because of the video :,)

[@wolowolowolowolowolowolowo2417]

I’m a different creator. Sayeedur123 inspired me to make these animations but since he deleted all of his videos I’m just trying to continue this idea. I’ll upload a ballade 3 coda soon :)

[@jp9350]

Please Polonaise op53!

[@kidneygamingbr_uh8708]

Finally🎉🎉

[@gabi.coroian]

Woooowww!!!!!!!

[@黄华-i1h]

May I ask which musician is playing this version?

[@MrAquilina420]

At 0:34 can someone pls explain to me the reason behind that cluster of naturals/accidentals?

[@wolowolowolowolowolowolowo2417]

The key signature changed from B major (with sharps) to A flat major (with flats). So, it resets the sharps in the key signature with those naturals, before using the flats.

[@Daikoku-X4]

Cómo se llama esa aplicación

[@diegotorres433]

teach me

[@2brrst]

Can I have 5 billion dollars? (Asking for a friend)

[@wolowolowolowolowolowolowo2417]

perhaps