Waltz Op.69 no.2 in B minor [Slowed + Reverb]

Waltz No.10 in B minor Op.69 no.2 [WN 19] (1829)
Autor: Frédéric François Chopin (1810-1849)
Pianist: Tiffany Poon
Anime: Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso "Your Lie in April"
#chopin #waltz #slowed #reverb #piano

[@heromang]

I always come back to this piece when i think how much i wanted to become a pianist but i never practice or study, instead i keep playing video games instead of doing what i wanted.

[@caios5128]

My man, maybe you've already heard it before but maybe you need to hear it again: it's not too late to start. Time will pass anyway you practicing piano or not. Be more vigilant before falling into video games.. God bless you and take care, do you part.

[@ianscott6680]

I love this waltz...And I play it now...Life is beautiful... Thanks!!!

[@alextapiacovarrubias3260]

Los valses del opus 69 son la dulzura misma y son fáciles de aprender. Me encantan.

[@horizon_954]

Easy to learn, hard to master.

[@dianamejiagonzalez6904]

Shigatsu Wa Kimi No Uso. OMG, my piece!

[@lionelfox1341]

Opus 69, noice!

[@marwannano7669]

شكرا ❤

[@Olivia_Evil]

I love Kousei.

[@mmarci23]

Luli tv wonderful words

[@santiagocaldeira7555]

This wasn't in B minor was it? It didn't felt like the original tone, or is it just because it's slowed?

[@auka_an3427]

yes, it could be because of the sound effect

[@jamesscales327]

Stretching out the sound waves lowers the key. In the modern western music scale, one octave up or down is twice or half the frequency. So to preserve the key you'd have to half the frequency.

[@smichelin19]

Its in A minor

[@Meihan_god]

​@@smichelin19 there's an a-minor and a b-minor.

[@andremsz2249]

It's because it's reverb