Hi!:) At this time, in response to lots of requests, I prepared Chopin’s Fantaisie-Impromptu, Op. 66. This piece was published after Chopin died. For this piece, there are two versions which are mainly played by pianists. When Chopin died, he wished that his unpublished works and sketches would be burned. But, his friend Julian Fontana did not burn them. So, the first version of Fantaisie-Impromptu was published by Julian Fontana (1855 edition). Until the edition by Rubinstein, only this version was known for Fantaisie-Impromptu. In 1960, Rubinstein obtained the "Album of the Baroness d'Este" which had been sold at auction in Paris. In this album, he found the Fantaisie-Impromptu (1835) written by Chopin’s own hands, which was dedicated to Baroness d’Este a long time ago. Based on several reasons, Rubinstein was convinced that it was the final work of the Fantaisie-Impromptu. And, he found that there are significant alterations and improvements in harmony and style in Fontana’s edition. So, Rubinstein decided that the manuscript should be published. As a result, Rubinstein's edition based on the manuscript was published in 1962. When I checked UA-cam, I found that the first version (by Fontana) has been played mainly. Personally, I like Rubinstein’s version. So, I prepared Fantaisie-Impromptu (Rubinstein Edition). I found that there is a sheet in IMSLP. But, it wasn't exactly the same as the Rubinstein’s edition. I will just attach the IMSLP version sheet in the description. I hope that you guys enjoy this performance!! Have a nice day!
I am Japanese junior high school student. But, I can't write English well. I think this sound is very beautiful. I treasure this experience. I think you has great power. ( Thank you for reading！！)
Man classic music actually feels like it leaves something in you every time you listen to it. Definetely are going to start listening to more of this, this is so good i swear
@@brendanswords4659 I read that in his will he stipulated that all of his unpublished pieces should be destroyed (this being one of them), but they disobeyed him. Do you have a different version?
@@germanpenn no I agree, but I'm disagreeing with the original comment. They said that he almost burned it where in reality he just wished for it to be burned after his death. So it wouldn't have been him burning it.
Another masterpiece from Chopin, full of anger, rage, despair, and finally leaving place to resignation, interspersed with moments of hope. So many emotions we feel, because of your amazing work. Many Thanks for that. So beautiful.
I've seen so many interpretations of this piece but this along with Rubinstein's is the best I've heard.Absolutely brilliant.I love that the tempo is much more controlled than some of the other pianists who just speed it up.Overall a beautiful interpretation.Cant wait to see more :)
I love your interpretation! You brought out a much more romantic side of this piece. I heard parts in the melody I had never truly recognized before. Great performance!!
@@weirdcommenter4956 lol no idea this was me when I was like 10 or 11 lol apparently I was racist or something lol soooooo at least I’m improving myself to (hopefully) not be an idiot :)
Did everyone realize how skilled this guy is? not just here to hear this amazing playing? : D It's inspiring for me, makes me wanna try even harder to play piano
@@Swedishnbkongu This is so true, the polyrhythms got easier over time as muscle memory started to catch up, but the FINGERING 😭🙏that was the real struggle for me
이 곡을 연습했었는데 잘 안 되던 부분은 영상 보면서 도움을 많이 받았어요! 덕분에 곡도 잘 연주할 수 있었고요. 정말 감사합니다. 손가락이 어떻게 그렇게 빠르고 정확하게 움직일 수 있는지 모르겠네요. 다른 영상들도 하나같이 전부 감탄입니다. 앞으로도 좋은 곡들을 많이 들려주세요~
This is the first time I've heard this version.I was wondering what your score was... I got the explanation when I read you. I don't know who your teacher is. But every time you play, a great intelligence and a deep knowledge of the work appear, associated with a deep humanity. I'm not talking about your virtuosity, it's so obvious. I dare not imagine the time and the effort made to get to this point, all in the service of music! Thank you for that. (Sorry for my English).
It amazes me that Chopin wanted to burn this masterpiece. Wonderfully played kassia, i usually hear the other version, but this is quite beautiful. Amazing technique and dynamics. You're inspiring, and definitely striving to be as good as you (one day) as i practice everyday,even with my work schedule. All the best!
Kassia! Absolutely wonderful! I can't describe the feeling of how wonderful this interpretation is! I will tell you one thing though. I can tell you have practiced this a lot. How can I tell that, you might be asking yourself. Well, it's your fluency. How can I describe it... You didn't look like you were having much trouble playing what note was supposed to be played! Now, I am not a pianist, but I know enough about the piano to say that when you first start playing a piece, people tend to tense up and get frustrated over sightreading it, or even practicing maybe the 1st or 2nd day. Now you, on the other hand, looked completely comfortable with it! And not only was it so clean, you managed to put so much emotion into it! The transition was on point! It went from being like a swarm of bees invading a picnic, to being like a dreamy picnic on the top of a hill under the sunset, with the occasional gust of wind (I use that analogy a lot). In short, amazing. Just like all of your other performances.
With this interpretation, you proved that too much speed doesn’t matter.Thank you not only for showing that you can play fast, but also playing with your feelings . I’ve been waiting Chopin Waltz op 64 no 2 for a while. I’m working on it and i really want to listen your interpretation💗
When you’ve reached a certain age, scroll youtube because pandemic and not much better to do, spend a while on some classical music, and suddenly realize you’re travelling in time because all these sounds formed the frame of your youth in a family of music lovers ❤️🥲
I'm new to your channel and I do believe I found a new way to relax. Thank you for the vast selection of some of the greatest musical pieces in history.
When I finished learning this piece not too long ago, the coda was so satisfying when played in full, especially with the happy ending... The ending is perfect, and when you finish playing this, you truly feel tranquil
I love your soft and harsh touch on the piano! You sound similar but different from Rousseau. I slightly prefer your covers over Rousseau's for certain music and his for others. But you are both great!
This is the best performance of fantasie impromptu I've ever heard, You're amazing! 💕 I didnt know there was 2 version of this piece till now! As always, I love your playing and I hope you are having a good day/week!
If I could define this piece in only 2 words, those would be: disturbing fantasy. The left hand in constant arpeggios creates this sensation of unsettledness… as if one is floating and cannot feel a safe ground beneath his feet. This feeling of fantasy, this sensation of being far above reality and its safe ground, floating in a realm of sensations and emotions, is created by Chopin in many of his pieces; but this is perhaps the only work of his in which this atmosphere of fantasy is pessimistic and tragic. Usually, this unsettled emotion that Chopin creates is elevated, serene, tranquil and worryless. But in this piece… this is the feeling of drowning in your own anxiety and desperation all while being in this realm far-from reality. This is an extremely heavy piece in terms of emotion and mood, but at the same time, it is utterly beautiful. While listening to it, it is so terrible to feel this sensation of transcending mere reality and entering a fantasy world of anxiety and desperation where everything feels unsettled and senseless; but at the same time, one can only stand in awe before this peculiar atmosphere. I always felt like the beginning of this piece is more grounded and real, but still, it is extremely anxious and nervous. This struggle, against perhaps an event in one’s life that gives him desperation or the terrible sensation of having nostalgia from something that is forever lost, continues on its grounded state until 0:23, where our suffering character enters a complete state of dream, hypnosis, sleep-walking, fantasy… but this ethereal place is filled only by desperation and pain. At 1:01, our character returns to the real world, but with intense anger. The middle section seems like the more traditional Chopin fantasy, but still, sadder than those; it has this feeling of nostalgia, but filled with longing and desire to be back in better times… perhaps this represents having good memories during a moment of crisis? After the repeat of the intense section, which represents an escape from that good state of remembering happy moments, the piece recalls that moment, but in a grounded and optimistic way, which is defined by the melody being on the bass. At last, the piece ends serenely, in spite of its insane and absurdly painful troubles.
Classical music is a wonderful form of art that has the ability to connect the soul with the spirit. The works of great masters like Mozart and Beethoven still possess the magical power to captivate and soothe the mind.
Hi!:) At this time, in response to lots of requests, I prepared Chopin’s Fantaisie-Impromptu, Op. 66. This piece was published after Chopin died. For this piece, there are two versions which are mainly played by pianists. When Chopin died, he wished that his unpublished works and sketches would be burned. But, his friend Julian Fontana did not burn them. So, the first version of Fantaisie-Impromptu was published by Julian Fontana (1855 edition). Until the edition by Rubinstein, only this version was known for Fantaisie-Impromptu. In 1960, Rubinstein obtained the "Album of the Baroness d'Este" which had been sold at auction in Paris. In this album, he found the Fantaisie-Impromptu (1835) written by Chopin’s own hands, which was dedicated to Baroness d’Este a long time ago. Based on several reasons, Rubinstein was convinced that it was the final work of the Fantaisie-Impromptu. And, he found that there are significant alterations and improvements in harmony and style in Fontana’s edition. So, Rubinstein decided that the manuscript should be published. As a result, Rubinstein's edition based on the manuscript was published in 1962. When I checked UA-cam, I found that the first version (by Fontana) has been played mainly. Personally, I like Rubinstein’s version. So, I prepared Fantaisie-Impromptu (Rubinstein Edition). I found that there is a sheet in IMSLP. But, it wasn't exactly the same as the Rubinstein’s edition. I will just attach the IMSLP version sheet in the description. I hope that you guys enjoy this performance!! Have a nice day!
Perfect as always 💕❤️👌
Kassia Well done!
Beautiful
You said you would do a slower peice
I was gonna say best rendition ever, but this also makes sense.
Fun fact: most of Chopin's iconic pieces he wrote when he was dying. The man literally left this world on a "high note"
This dude was dying is entire life
@@altrag7966 True tho
Lol everyone is slowly dying right now as you are reading this comment
@@thangnguyen1981 HAHAHAHaha...ha... fuck they are right
@@thangnguyen1981 I am not :) I am still
growing.
한국인 댓글들 보다가 보니까 느끼는건데, 다른 게임채널이나 렉카채널 쇼츠나 댓글은 더럽고 사람들이 항상 화가 나있는데.. 이렇게 그나마 교양있는 채널 댓들은 화나있지 않고 여유로워보여서 보기 좋다.
I am Japanese junior high school student.
But, I can't write English well.
I think this sound is very beautiful.
I treasure this experience.
I think you has great power.
( Thank you for reading！！)
I think you write in English very well for a foreign highschooler :)
The hand positioning of this work is exactly how Chopin taught his students to position their hands on the piano.
fr? how do you know that
@@tiltead0319 Internet?
U mean flat hand?
Source: trust me bro
@@burr69 You know that Chopin had access to paper, right?
이어폰 끼고 들으니까 더 소리가 깔끔하고 표현 잘하시네요..
지금 1년째 듣고 댓글 다는데 진짜 웅장이 가슴해진다.. ㄹㅇ 씹명곡
헉 저도
Me too
Yup black woong jang
Yes you are right
Your gender hi u op.gg l cant your gg
Man classic music actually feels like it leaves something in you every time you listen to it. Definetely are going to start listening to more of this, this is so good i swear
if ur new to classical music some good recommendations i have are ballade no 1 and 4 (chopin), swan lake (tchaikovsky) and liebestraum no 3 (liszt)
@@nextdoornoob9925 I feel like chopins nocturnes are also quite ‘beginner friendly’, would you agree?
@@Swamp72 agreed, hungarian rhapsody no 2 is friendly too
Agree completely
Nahh do la Campanella moonlight sonata third movement and etude number six
And to think he almost chucked this piece into the fireplace.
Not entirely true.
@@brendanswords4659 I read that in his will he stipulated that all of his unpublished pieces should be destroyed (this being one of them), but they disobeyed him. Do you have a different version?
@@germanpenn no I agree, but I'm disagreeing with the original comment. They said that he almost burned it where in reality he just wished for it to be burned after his death. So it wouldn't have been him burning it.
@@brendanswords4659 practically the same shit
@@germanpenn so who finished the piece if it wasnt Chopin
*"BEHOLD THAT VOW, LIKE A SUN IN THE SKY, IT DOES NOT RESTRAIN WITH VIOLENCE, OR PERSUADE WITH ARGUMENTS"* 🗣️🔥🔥🔥
MAY THIS ARDUOUS JOURNEY OF OURS LEAD US STARWARD 🗣🗣
THERE'S ALWAYS A PARADISE THAT NEEDS TO BE BUILT EVEN IF I SHOULD MELT AND FALL BEFORE REACHING IT🔥🔥🔥
Sunday ……😭😭😭
오늘도 너무 일을 많이해서 좀 힘 드는데 이 음악을 들으니 하루의 피로가 다 플리는것 같다 음악을 사랑하고 너무나 좋아하는 나는 정말 하늘의 축복을 받은 사람같다 . 음악이 없다면 세상은 달이 뜨지 않는 사막! 별이 뜨지 않는 밤하늘 같겠지?
한국인 찾앗다
@@피아노-n3u 오 저두…ㅜ
А, ну да
오 저도
@@ДанилЕфремов-д8ц hi
Another masterpiece from Chopin, full of anger, rage, despair, and finally leaving place to resignation, interspersed with moments of hope.
So many emotions we feel, because of your amazing work. Many Thanks for that. So beautiful.
개인적으로 피아노곡중 단연코원탑이 즉흥환상곡같음. 대중적이면서도 예술적이어서
듣기 너무 편안하고 아름다움
환상즉흥곡 아님?
@@범규_so_카와이 아님
@@그냥계정-r2g원래는 환상 즉흥곡이 맞습니다
@@그냥계정-r2g즉흥환상곡 이름 자채ㅐ가 영어 번역한 거니까 둘 다 맞음
I've seen so many interpretations of this piece but this along with Rubinstein's is the best I've heard.Absolutely brilliant.I love that the tempo is much more controlled than some of the other pianists who just speed it up.Overall a beautiful interpretation.Cant wait to see more :)
Never clicked so fast in my life
It's funny:) Thank you, Ken!!:)💕
Okay mr Liszt
Liszt be like: I can play this with my eyes closed
You've never clicked anyyhing
Lehikos He was the piano itself
쇼팽 곡 중에 제일 좋아하는 곡입니다. 언제나 들어도 눈물이 나올 정도로 가슴 깊숙히 심금을 울리는 명곡입니다....
ㄹㅇ... 진짜 너무 멋진곡이라고 생각해요
인직
ㅇㅈ
연주에 너무 감동았어요 내 영혼은 뒤흔는것 같아요 마음이 정화되고 슬픔이 멀리 사라지는것 같아요 좋은 연주 너무 감사해요
I love your interpretation! You brought out a much more romantic side of this piece. I heard parts in the melody I had never truly recognized before. Great performance!!
진짜 다른거 다들어봤는데 이게 최고예요ㅜㅜㅜㅜ 연결도 매끄럽게 잘되고 듣자마자 아름답다는 생각이 딱 들어요
30번은 넘게 들은거같은데 질리지가 않네요… 좋은연주 항상 감사합니다 ❤
맞아요 이채널이 진국임
“And I will do a SLOWER piece next Tuesday or Wednesday” I still love it
Lots of people want me to play this piece.:) I did my best.:) Thank you!💕
Do you speak Japanese or Chinese because you reply and hearth their comments as well
@@thejuicymop8128 why do you always assume chinese and japanese, she hearts a lot of comments in lots of languages.
@@weirdcommenter4956 lol no idea this was me when I was like 10 or 11 lol apparently I was racist or something lol soooooo at least I’m improving myself to (hopefully) not be an idiot :)
어렸을때 흥분했던 감정들이 떠오르는 음악이네요. 너무 행복했고 너무 슬펐던..
I don't think it gets said enough how beautiful the ending of this song is, simply magical from Chopin, and of course superbly played by Kassia!
Did everyone realize how skilled this guy is? not just here to hear this amazing playing?
: D It's inspiring for me, makes me wanna try even harder to play piano
Girl
1:09 that color change with the second theme is amazing. All of this is amazing.
Gah, it's so beautiful.
Even in 3:43
she plays it with full emotional feel of the piece, THE WAY ITS MEANT TO BE PLAYED !
I can’t stop admiring how clean the piano is lol xD
너무 완벽해서 디지털이 연주하는줄 알았어요. 최고네요! 들을수록 감동입니다.
피아노학원에서 열심히 배울껄ㅠㅠㅠ
인생에 피아노 필요없을줄알았는데 너무 멋있다ㅠㅠㅠㅠ
i cant explain how much joy i feel while listening to this song, definitely my favorite one to listen and play ☹️💭💜
Learning this one right now. The difficulty of those polyrhythms is starting to catch up to me!! 😳 Great job
Ones the polyrhythms just make sense to the hands you don't even need to worry about it in the slightest
Same
Exactly that
@@Swedishnbkongu This is so true, the polyrhythms got easier over time as muscle memory started to catch up, but the FINGERING 😭🙏that was the real struggle for me
The trick is slowing it down a bit and playing one hand faster or slower until it is correct,
Why is Chopin so good for the heart? What is it about his music that causes each heart string to ring and zing...
One of my favorite pieces
Thank you for watching my performance!💕
It is such a pleasure to hear you playing Chopin! You play just wonderful.
MAY YOUR PULLS BE BLESSED WITH SEVEN SUNDAYS
How the hell are you Sunday fans are here 😭
yoo😂 wtf
You’re a VERY special pianist, Kassia! Hope you have a career also sharing your talent in real life on stage! :) this interpretation is incredible.
Thank you for your kind words, Anna!:) It means a lot to me:)💕 I hope I will share my performance on stage in the future, either:)
@@Kassiapiano please tell me, how can you play so fast! I get tired and my fingers and hands can't continue playing :(
@@olenkiss really lots of people ask me if I dont get tiert hands but never, somethimes with la campanella!
@@olenkiss Practice?
@@sirfer206 mmm I play piano since 6 and I still get tired :(
I don’t think I’ve ever heard a more perfect interpretation! I love how you did the Rubinstein edition
이 곡을 연습했었는데
잘 안 되던 부분은 영상 보면서
도움을 많이 받았어요!
덕분에 곡도 잘 연주할 수 있었고요.
정말 감사합니다.
손가락이 어떻게 그렇게 빠르고 정확하게
움직일 수 있는지 모르겠네요.
다른 영상들도 하나같이 전부 감탄입니다.
앞으로도 좋은 곡들을 많이 들려주세요~
광기다... 이노랠 연습했다니.....
열심히 연습해서 성공해서 다행이에요😊
You know it gets hard when he doesn’t look at the camera.
Sorry wrong channel
Lol I got this reference! And I will add: that’s how you play when you practice 40 hours every day, ling ling method
IT. AINT. FAMILIAH!
Ian Kuzola nice
HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHA
Almighty Vinhetero
he is not real human, something like this is composed and soo fast..wow and it sounds insanely good. Chopin is true legend!
Esta es la interpretación más hermosa de fantasie improntu que he de escuchar en mi vida, es inefable
Te doy la razon....es dificil apredersela pero es GOD literal me gustó la interpretacion desde la primera vez q la escuché
@@aylinalina2723 Si Nietzsche fuera shitpostero: GOD ha muerto y nosotros lo hemos matado
This is the first time I've heard this version.I was wondering what your score was... I got the explanation when I read you. I don't know who your teacher is. But every time you play, a great intelligence and a deep knowledge of the work appear, associated with a deep humanity. I'm not talking about your virtuosity, it's so obvious. I dare not imagine the time and the effort made to get to this point, all in the service of music! Thank you for that. (Sorry for my English).
It amazes me that Chopin wanted to burn this masterpiece. Wonderfully played kassia, i usually hear the other version, but this is quite beautiful. Amazing technique and dynamics. You're inspiring, and definitely striving to be as good as you (one day) as i practice everyday,even with my work schedule.
All the best!
당신은 백사장에서 바늘찾기보다어려운 영어 댓글에서 한국인댓글 찾기를 성공하셨습니다~~^^^^
Successㅋㅋ
Mission completed!
와 한쿡인
올려 올려 보기 힘든거여
Finally I did it!!!!!!
Finally! This is a legendary piece,you played it beautifully, with perfect tempo, AMAZING!
Hi, Vuk!:) Thank you!!💕
любиое произведение с любимой исполнительницой. вы сделали мой день!!!)))
Chopin c'était un génie , un vrai sentimentale. Bravo pour l'interprétation.
진짜 천재이십니다.
너무 멋져요.
계속 좋은 곡 부탁드립니다.
This is the cannel that I practice classical pieces...
The chord at 0:28 makes me want to cry so bad
fr
ua-cam.com/video/AlmSYPbqWio/v-deo.html
The F#madd9 chord and return to E major are what makes it all work yo
いつもみてます！幻想即興曲大好きでKassiaさんのききたかったんです！ありがとうございます！
ありがとうございます！💕
I am 15 years old and playing this piece today on stage and i wish i could play it as flawless and fast as u do.
Great job there!
Good luck!
Good luck--all the best! Hope it went well!
@@fredtheafricanpianist5935 Thanks. It actually went better than i could have ever imagine.
@@robinfiest6400 great to hear! It's not an easy piece to play alone, talk less of playing on stage! Glad that jt went good! All the best!
Y u lie
Wow! The rubato. I can play this at this speed except the ending, but the rubato is something I need to incorporate. great preformance!
これ聴きながら目つぶると寝れます😭
素敵な演奏ありがとうございます🙇♀️
Kassia! Absolutely wonderful! I can't describe the feeling of how wonderful this interpretation is! I will tell you one thing though. I can tell you have practiced this a lot. How can I tell that, you might be asking yourself. Well, it's your fluency. How can I describe it... You didn't look like you were having much trouble playing what note was supposed to be played! Now, I am not a pianist, but I know enough about the piano to say that when you first start playing a piece, people tend to tense up and get frustrated over sightreading it, or even practicing maybe the 1st or 2nd day. Now you, on the other hand, looked completely comfortable with it! And not only was it so clean, you managed to put so much emotion into it! The transition was on point! It went from being like a swarm of bees invading a picnic, to being like a dreamy picnic on the top of a hill under the sunset, with the occasional gust of wind (I use that analogy a lot). In short, amazing. Just like all of your other performances.
Thank you so much.:) It means a lot to me. As you know, classical pieces are really amazing. So, I try to do my best for playing them well.💕
The ending to this piece is the most peaceful ending of any piece I've ever heard
いつも素晴らしい演奏に聴き惚れています😃
テンポの揺らし加減やダイナミクスのメリハリ付けが
すごく私好みです😃
ピアノ歴が桁違いに長い私は、本来なら弾けて当然の曲ですが、
全く弾けませんし、一生弾けずじまいになるだろう憧れの曲です。
ありがとうございます😃🌹
I think this is one of the dreams Chopin had.
The ending is simple, but it hits you real hard.
5:19 - This is some serious gourmet shit.
This is such an amazing piece. Beautiful rendition too. You are really talented
0:58 did his hand just teleport 😮
her* i think
Bernard Soûlard you’re right she’s a her
Haha hand go light speed
Mostly girls have smooth hands(not all though, but its why I know shes a girl)
Kassia is a girl's name isn't it!
It's really good music. How does the double body play so well?
I've listened to this music dozens and hundreds of times!
That's really great.
WOW!
素晴らしい演奏ありがとうございます！
Ah yes my favorite piece by Chopin played by the best! Also happy early valentine's day everyone and to you as well kassia!❤🎹
The best cover of Fantaisie Impromptu I've ever heard. Congrats Kassia.
Etude torrent next?
Chopin
I will consider it.:) Thank you for your suggestion!:)💕
Oliver Kiitosmies YES I LOVE THIS PIECE I WOULD LOVE TO SEE HER PLAY IT
@@Kassiapiano Consolation No.3 Liszt
Definitely a good suggestion!
@@Kassiapiano Could you please play op.10 no.1 etude also? :).
With this interpretation, you proved that too much speed doesn’t matter.Thank you not only for showing that you can play fast, but also playing with your feelings . I’ve been waiting Chopin Waltz op 64 no 2 for a while. I’m working on it and i really want to listen your interpretation💗
When you’ve reached a certain age, scroll youtube because pandemic and not much better to do, spend a while on some classical music, and suddenly realize you’re travelling in time because all these sounds formed the frame of your youth in a family of music lovers ❤️🥲
Frédéric, I am impressed, although my sonata no. 18 in d major is very exquisite, I wish I could say the same about this piece.
Hey question, why havent you composed anything new recently? When the world needed you the most, you vanished
I'm new to your channel and I do believe I found a new way to relax. Thank you for the vast selection of some of the greatest musical pieces in history.
I think it is the most beautiful piece of music played on the piano. Thanks for the great performance.
The Rubato you use is perfect! This is my favorite performance amazing job!
진짜 몇번을 들어도 너무 잘치십니다. ㅠㅠ
꿈에 나왔던 노래라서 찾고 다녔는데 이동영상으로 찾을수 있었어요!! 노래가 너무 좋네요!!
한쿡인 반갑고!
LOL 동지발견
언제나 느끼지만 정말 환상의 연주라고 생각합니다.
음 마디마디가 이렇게 시간차가 없어야 진짜 음악이 되는구나... 어떻게 한거야 진짜
When I finished learning this piece not too long ago, the coda was so satisfying when played in full, especially with the happy ending... The ending is perfect, and when you finish playing this, you truly feel tranquil
Thanks Kassia for the piece as always : )
Thank you, Gabriel!:)💕
Beautiful ,like always !keep going already 232 k subscribers .
Chopin's songs are soothing for the soul.😌✨
I heard this edition for the first time. It's different from usual, but still beautiful !!
갑자기 너무 듣고싶어서 들어왔어요. 쇼팽이곡 넘 좋아하는데 ....아... 넘치고싶네요. 연주 넘 잘하세요.저도 꼭 이곡 연주해보고 싶어요.
Each person has their own version of this song, I think yours is the best
곡에 압도되어 헤어나올 수 없네요
피아노 배우기 전엔 아무 감흥도 없었는데
피아노를 배우는 지금은 10년 걸려도 완곡 하고싶을 정도로 매력적입니다.
시대가 지나도 사랑받는 곡에는 다 이유가 있음을 다시금 깨닫고 갑니다.
멋진 연주 감사합니다^^
How is it going with piano?
wow I'm so glad you played this! it sounds amazing!
옛날에 살았던 음악가, 작곡가, 연주가 등 음악과 관련해서는 정말 대단한 사람들이 많았던 것 같습니다. 베토벤, 모차르트 뿐만 아니라 쇼팽도 아주 대단한 인물이었다고 생각합니다.
와 피아노 소리를 뒤집어 놓으셨다
The beginning of this is pure ecstasy
Never heard something as beautiful as this. Time to finish learning it.
I love your soft and harsh touch on the piano! You sound similar but different from Rousseau. I slightly prefer your covers over Rousseau's for certain music and his for others. But you are both great!
By far this is the best performance of this piece on youtube
rousseau one was great but this is on another level
Because this is the rubinstein version/revised version while Rousseau play the first published version
And the Rubato he used in some sections was perfect!
I like how you change the color of the notes when the key changes at 1:07
This is the best performance of fantasie impromptu I've ever heard, You're amazing! 💕
I didnt know there was 2 version of this piece till now!
As always, I love your playing and I hope you are having a good day/week!
Stephen Brown How about this one?
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Hi! Stephen.:) I think that this version is the original version which Chopin composed. I hope that you like this piece. Have a good weekend!!💕
@@Lordran__ She's good too
@@Kassiapiano I loved it :D
La mejor versión que he escuchado. Enhorabuena
Mi pieza de piano favorita! Que talento, me gustaría tocar algún día de tal manera esta pieza
Minha mãe tocava muito este estudo. Amo demais!! Está belíssima a sua apresentação.
More videos like this one, really beautiful, u played it by your way and I like it❤️
Love how you changed the color of the notes when it came to the slow part
Когда слушаю именно это произведение, просто улетаю в космос 💔
If I could define this piece in only 2 words, those would be: disturbing fantasy. The left hand in constant arpeggios creates this sensation of unsettledness… as if one is floating and cannot feel a safe ground beneath his feet. This feeling of fantasy, this sensation of being far above reality and its safe ground, floating in a realm of sensations and emotions, is created by Chopin in many of his pieces; but this is perhaps the only work of his in which this atmosphere of fantasy is pessimistic and tragic. Usually, this unsettled emotion that Chopin creates is elevated, serene, tranquil and worryless. But in this piece… this is the feeling of drowning in your own anxiety and desperation all while being in this realm far-from reality. This is an extremely heavy piece in terms of emotion and mood, but at the same time, it is utterly beautiful. While listening to it, it is so terrible to feel this sensation of transcending mere reality and entering a fantasy world of anxiety and desperation where everything feels unsettled and senseless; but at the same time, one can only stand in awe before this peculiar atmosphere. I always felt like the beginning of this piece is more grounded and real, but still, it is extremely anxious and nervous. This struggle, against perhaps an event in one’s life that gives him desperation or the terrible sensation of having nostalgia from something that is forever lost, continues on its grounded state until 0:23, where our suffering character enters a complete state of dream, hypnosis, sleep-walking, fantasy… but this ethereal place is filled only by desperation and pain. At 1:01, our character returns to the real world, but with intense anger. The middle section seems like the more traditional Chopin fantasy, but still, sadder than those; it has this feeling of nostalgia, but filled with longing and desire to be back in better times… perhaps this represents having good memories during a moment of crisis? After the repeat of the intense section, which represents an escape from that good state of remembering happy moments, the piece recalls that moment, but in a grounded and optimistic way, which is defined by the melody being on the bass. At last, the piece ends serenely, in spite of its insane and absurdly painful troubles.
wow lol
WOW
Classical music is a wonderful form of art that has the ability to connect the soul with the spirit. The works of great masters like Mozart and Beethoven still possess the magical power to captivate and soothe the mind.
Thanks for the piece as always Kassia : )