Chopin Valse Op.70 No.3 - P. Barton FEURICH piano
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Viewer's request for a re-recording of Chopin’s Valse Op.70 No.3 on my FEURICH 218 grand piano.
Free sheet music in public domain from IMSLP Music Library: goo.gl/VFDx9b
My Patreon link for those that like to support original online content creation: / paulbarton
Paul, please do a 30 minute video where you talk about yourself, who you are, your back ground and answers fan questions. I'd be very interested in learning more about your piano history and thoughts on music in a fleshed out, detailed way.
@Brixton Trace yea, I have been watching on flixzone for years myself =)
This waltz sounds so different... I really wish chopin explored such tones more, this work is so unique
sAkram I love that you also can recognize other melodies from other pieces in some of his songs
It was dedicated to his lover, titus. This was his way of expressing affection to a male partner without alerting the public
@@insight827 chopin had a male lover...? Really?
@@andremsz2249 yes.
@@insight827 really? So he was probably bissexual or something?
Still only 18 patrons on his patreon, let's get some more subs there.
I would love to support him but I'm miserably poor as are many others who enjoy his music
You should definitely do a FAQ, sir and answer your listeners questions, or say something more about yourself -- that would be awesome! and I bet that many people would enjoy it!
Yeah I think it would be great, since all the years you're sharing with us your music, it's would be a logical suite. :)
Agreed!
I'm not an interesting person, I cannot think of anything you would be interested to know about me. It is so kind of you to suggest this, very sweet and I appreciate it very much. Thank you!
Well you cannot think about this, but it could be a Q&A, we bring you questions and you can answer with anecdotes (or not) ! :D
When did you start piano? How things happened? How great was it to be a concert pianist? What inspire you to play, that intensively since years and years? What is your favourite composer, opera, concerto for piano, why? What about your compositions, and your life as a painter as well? Tell us about your art
Please somebody tell me if those questions are not worth any interest to ask you!
There are so many interesting things to know, Paul! I'd love to know when you started playing, and how you came to live where you do and do what you do, what your favorite pieces and composers are, what pieces you'd want to learn but haven't, your favourite technique exercises. All of that would be interesting and valuable to us, even if it sounds trivial to you. :)
One of my favourite waltzes. It flows with a naturalness as if it could go no other way. And yet is counter melodies are so carefully worked out. Quintessential Chopin!
How did I not fall in love with this waltz earlier
Been listening to a lot of Chopin lately, and this is definitely the cleanest and most beautiful rendition of this waltz on UA-cam. Thanks for sharing Paul!
Sounds really clean! Could you please give a try to nocturne op. 37 no. 2 by Chopin? Is by far my favourite one and I think it's quite a challenge for pro pianist.
Thank you for Chopin
Pleasure to listen
I love this piece so much
this proves that anything composed in love will sound sweet
AMAZING!!!!!!
I judge pieces not based on their complexity, but by the feelings they invoke. This piece is simple, yet so utterly amusing to listen to.
I also adore your interpretation of it.
Late comment. This piece is not simple at all. Under what standards is this piece is simple? Weird to say one does not say one judge music basic on complexity when this piece is no wear simple. It's at least an early advanced piece. I don't even have to explain why.
Can yo do La Campanella? I would love to see it performed by you.
I think he already had, I would check his playlists
Why is the left hand of this piece so "un-waltz like?"
It really isn't
What
I think they are probably used to the single note and then two chords sort of structure of waltzes
@@poisonfish2176 it is in that structure
@Bernhard M. That’s true actually. I didn’t notice!
So beautiful!
Hi Paul! Could you play Schumann's "The Smuggler" (Der Kontrabandiste) from Carl Tausig. It's a very rare piece!
Very Nice Playing ;-)
This has to be one of my favorite waltzes, and one of the best interpretations of it.
Astonishingly beautiful sound!
stunning performance..
This is pure existential music. Quite extraordinary.
very emotional recording, love it!
What? Chopin sound Happy?
Is perfect
I love this one!!
I find it a little bit too fast
This is very beautiful!
Beautiful
Woah. This one is so rich in flavor and color. Thanks for a masterful performance, Paul.
Really elegant performance. Thank you Paul!
In the 3rd subject ,from 50. I like to bring out the middle voice in the repeat
I want to learn this but it seems like it's too hard for me just like liebestraum no 3 (but of course, leibesteaum is harder)
and can anyone tell me if this is really that hard to learn?
Your magic fingers brings much joy to everyone who listens to you play. Thank you so much.
I finally learned this piece, took so long but it worth the effort. Now I can play my fav piece whenever I want :)
How about some Alkan, symphony or grande sonate - should be a challenge for you
what edition is this? my edition has some extra notes in it that are very uncomfortable to play, like an untied F in the first bar
와....나도 그거 배우는데 같은곡 다른느낌
Do you think i can play this piece? I’m almost done with op 55 no 1 to give you a sense of my skill level
You can! Same level.. or easier than nocturne 15
*Behind a mask*
"Play Salieri'
Jeezargo awesome comment!
Kirk Bowman hehe somebody got it
Jeezargo amazing movie
Oh yes indeed. Lasted three bloody hours but I was not bored at all. That alone is a testament to its quality.
Ahh now that is a challenge
Edit: Just realised this was 7 months ago lol. Pardon my punctuality (or rather lack thereof)
and think that this piece is dedicated to Chopin's male lover.
he's gay??
At 1:30 it sounds like a Valse Brilliante :3
He should more Liszt PLEASEEEEEE