@@brettowen7174 that's true.. I still love music from the 20th century, there is this special connection it invokes on a soul level, modern or 21st century musicians in most cases disregard this ingredient.
For anyone who doesn't play - the absolutely impressive thing here isn't just the technical ability to hit all the correct notes and at such speed, but rather the musicality is phenomenal. The dynamics, the phrasing, and voicing is superb even listening through a UA-cam video. I was immediately impressed upon the very first descending chromatic run, where near the end, you can hear the clear emphasis on the upper chromatic voice while keeping the thumb very gentle to provide the subtle bass backdrop. Just so impressive all around.
The description: "I don't know how many hours practiced this piece" This made me realize that even though he has the skills to play the piano in general, doesn't mean he didn't have to practice and practice and practice. This is inspiring for me as a beginner
Yes, you may see the end result but you haven't witnessed the hours of hardship this gentleman had to endure in order to reproduce this piece so perfectly. Put yourself to the task and I am sure you will also be capable of this!
You can develop the skills if you focus on learning how to do it with the less possible effort. This is the most difficult task in any instrument. There is a struggle between what you think it works and what actually works. Focusing on the latter is what makes the process easier. Now, musicality is a different topic. Having the skills doesn’t make you musical and it happens a lot. Constructing a musical idea and preparing to perform in front of an audience are the reasons why you practice many hours
@@josantonioalcantara That is kind of the problem i find with learning: it almost feels like pain. It's really hard for me to like learning, let alone focusing on trying to do it. Any tips or advices to improve about learning piano, in general?
I remember listening to this a while ago and I thought “wow this guy played this piece perfectly”. Now im watching Chopins Competition and I hear by far my favourite interpretation of Chopins pieces. I check the name of the pianist, go to youtube and holy shit it’s you! Congratz!
As a professional pianist, I would have paid good money to see this performance in concert! I LOVE the dynamic control and the way he doesn't let the technique get in the way of the phrasing and coloring.
@@KaspbrackEddie You can create different sounds by approaching notes a certain way, i.e. hit the note fast and direct, stroke it, use your wrist to move into or out of the note at a certain speed as you play, etc. The way you decide to approach the key gives a distinct sound that can lend itself to expressing a certain emotion. Your choice of how to approach the key is guided by the feelings you want the piece to convey. Professional pianists often practice a million different ways to strike a note, which increases their "color palette" and can help them bring more artistry to their pieces. Coloring also often involves dynamics; the larger the range of dynamics a pianist is capable of producing, the wider their color palette. This pianist creates a "big picture" idea with his amazing crescendos and diminuendos, such a wide range of volume and seamless gradual changes from loud to soft and soft to loud. Also, things like tone and coloring are often the first things to go when a piece is very technical. This pianist doesn't let the difficult technique overshadow the phrasing and artistic intent of the piece.
I watched this series solely for the reason, that the fans comment on every piano video ever. Everytime the show got more serious, the mood was destroyed with some cheap chibi style humor. But the ending gave me the rest. I hate it.
One of the best performances of this piece i've seen so far. I love how your performance doesn't have the constant 'terror' that many others like to have, but gets really smooth and contemplative in the more sensible parts of the piece. A piece can never be performed perfect, but for me this is as close as it gets. bravo.
Jingrui Zhang i personally feel like its more of a angry mixed with determination, like, well, winter wind .i live in Canada, and winter sure is nice(not). he makes the right hand melody stands out a bit more than others i have heard before, that combined with the chromatic scale really makes it sound like harsh wind sweeping by. anyways thats just my person opinion edit: anger not angry
That’s because the Rachmaninoff arrangement (which is the popular one) is literally just fast single chromatic scales. If you wanna see a hard flight of the bumblebee, check out cziffra’s version. Yuja wang played it. It’s similar to the popular one but about 50x harder
this is possibly the most expressive version of this piece i’ve ever heard. it’s almost like you too this wonderful monstrosity of a piece and slowed it right down to its emotional pieces. this was so well executed and you are one of my favourite pianists!
This is the best interpretation of Chopins Winter Wind I have found on the Internet yet. So much feeling, such a clean technique, i am stunned and mind-blown and i keep coming back here. I am a piano teacher and this is what i show my students when they ask to play chopin, just to let them know what they are dealing with.
Such a different approach to Chopin, I can't get over the undercurrent of something rough under the smoothness of the runs, for me this is the best interpretation of this piece I have heard. I would love to hear Ballade no 1 which is my absolute favourite Chopin composition.
It is sad you didn't make it to the final round, but many people here will agree that you deserved to make it to the finals. But at least we'll have our favorite pianist back in town (UA-cam)! I hope to maybe see you again in more competitions, you have the skills mate!
I honestly thought this guy was just some random college student who was incredible at piano playing for some reason but he's actually famous and I'm freaking shook.
@Gizio the Jackal Just because he's playing it doesn't mean he owns it ;) At least, that was my logic. That and I didn't think college students had student debt in Japan.
I hear from another comment that he is from Tokyo University?* correct me if im wrong but its really prestigious,and he won in a national competition.im reciting this from memory haha
@@bghon it's true. just google hayato sumino (His real name). you'll be impressed. he's won several competitions and studied alongside masters in tokyo uni and france
@@claudiualexandrutanase8874 There are a lot of talented college students who choose not to pursue music in favor of more "prolific" careers but who did and do take music seriously. Still shook because I didn't expect a famous classical musician to run a UA-cam channel that doesn't focus on classical music. I guess it's also the vibe he gives off, like come on just read his description for this video. How many other famous classical musicians can you think of that would describe themselves in that light?
I watched the Chopin Competition and I knew you will win. When you were eliminated, it did not matter. To me you already won. Look at this piece you just played. Excellent. Chopin is listening and is very pleased.
Your playing is so natural! All of the notes were in control, all of the sond was in control. It was so beautiful! I loved it! Keep up the good work, sir!
From someone who can play this piece but not as well as this guy by some margin, it IS easier than it sounds, but then it sounds really hard, so it's only as easy as really hard stuff that isn't as hard as it sounds but is still really hard... It's easyish to play short bits but to keep that speed up for 3 minutes changes everythjng, it melts your hands and your mind equally, especially towards the end. Or maybe just mine cos I'm not that good. More to the point, this guy really gets the feeling of the piece perfectly which is much more important, it's a stellar performance.
This piece and its interpretation were very instructive art references for me, both in terms of piano technique and form, and the power of chromatism and reference which I use in my photography. Thank you, and I look forward to supporting your work in the future.
This was executed very well. Showcases not only the impressive amount of time you have spent to master your craft, but also that you have the ability to play something so difficult, and still include emotion. Not many people can play this piece and put so much care into every note. Bravo!
we can learn the proper way to perform pieces through his performances, but when he's in a playful mood (wearing casual clothes) he just does whatever he wants with the pieces...still wonderfully though, thank God for his talents 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👆👆👆
@@niccolopaganinifranzliszt3556 Because he didn't have a sad backstory or a "I survived cancer", nor did he play flight of the bumblebee, he cannot get the golden buzzer of Americas Got Talent. Also he would get 4 Xs How on earth did my message go the other side
I can't believe he played all this with his hair basically covering his entire view lmao, really impressive cover, I'm envious of your ability to work that hard for a piece, your piano-playing is stunning. Thanks for sharing this!
I know, as soon as it becomes muscle memory, although I wouldn’t say you can play completely blindfolded, or well, I can’t play perfectly accurate and blindfolded at least.
@@Simon-xl1yz Eh, I know it's not quite the same thing, but I've been typing 30+ years and I can do that with near-total accuracy (unless I'm really tired) without taking my eyes off the screen.
Fuchsia 'tude Uhm.. typing and playing piano are two very different things, like you said. Typing accurately without looking is quite a common skill. I can also type without looking accurately easily.
@@omegarodent765 No, I don't think that is really comparable. He's not playing two separate songs on each hand, and honestly the left hand melody is fairly simple in this etude. But I do type most words with both hands, and often alternate hands letter-by-letter within the same word
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His playing of this étude is so dang good. I really mean it. He keeps the tempo perfect while adding musicality using dynamics and left hand overlapping techniques. It’s perfect. I am really picky about the tempo of this étude and i dislike how some people slow down while doing the runs going up. Hayato Sumino does if perfecfly
I just spontaneously burst into applause after this finished! It blew me away, with, well, what the others in the comments express so eloquently, about the technique and expression and everything! I just had to express my appreciation somehow, even though I knew rationally that he couldn't hear me. AMAZING job, Hayato Sumino; thank you for sharing the fruit of your labors with us!
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かてぃんチャンネル初クラシックは木枯らしに捧げました。これからたまに好きなクラシック曲も頑張ってあげていこうかなと思います！ I'm gonna upload more classical pieces to this channel ;)
チャネル初のクラシック。素敵ですね！
楽しみです！角野さんの鬼火聴いてみたいなぁ。
ベートーヴェンの熱情弾いて欲しいです！
ワルシャワまで応援に行きますよ！三時予選を聴きますので、ぜひ 勝ち進みますように、と同時に コロナが収束して、渡航できるように祈るばかりです
かてぃんさん史上音色に最もこだわった動画ですね😭 私のしょぼいAndroidで聴いても卓越した音色ですが😭😭Homeコンサート可能ですよ🤔マジで😆😆
ホールで聴く料金と同じでもちろんOK👌ご検討の程、何卒🙇🙇
As a 33 year old professional pianist, I can tell you this is one of the most brilliant performances I have ever watched in my entire life
Watch unravel by animenz 😎
Great performance, but could be greater...more use of ...pause...and more dynamic contrasts. Youth today don't understand the power of the pause.
@@brettowen7174 ok boomer
@@brettowen7174 that's true.. I still love music from the 20th century, there is this special connection it invokes on a soul level, modern or 21st century musicians in most cases disregard this ingredient.
@@Jaimzz what the hell? You compared this masterpiece winter wind with unravel? Sacrilegious 🙄
Chopin is typically known for great beginner pieces like this
Yes
"beginner pieces"
me: *old guy looking at pc and smiling*
@Sankalp Gupta I choked
Lmao
@@KPOP-pb4ux i think he meant it as a joke
For anyone who doesn't play - the absolutely impressive thing here isn't just the technical ability to hit all the correct notes and at such speed, but rather the musicality is phenomenal. The dynamics, the phrasing, and voicing is superb even listening through a UA-cam video. I was immediately impressed upon the very first descending chromatic run, where near the end, you can hear the clear emphasis on the upper chromatic voice while keeping the thumb very gentle to provide the subtle bass backdrop. Just so impressive all around.
Haha piano go brr
Go brrrrr
Thank you for that analogy.
I'm not a piano player so I can't appreciate the performance as much as you do.
So thank you for that😁
the other thing with this etude is the sheer amount of stamina needed to play it. Think about how tired your right arm would be after playing this.
Absolutely agree. The voicing and dynamics are what really sets his performance apart from others I've heard.
こんなピアノを弾く才能がありながら、日本で1番頭いい大学いってんだぜ、半端なくね？
この方の技術が素晴らしいのは言うまでもないけど、ショパンのような人間が過去にいたことは人類の大きな財産なんだなと改めて思わされた。
The asian's valuing of legacy more than western cultures seem to, does seem quite justified with artists like Chopin and Tchaikovsky.
This is the perfect piece to play when someone asks “do you play piano?”
The problem is you have to learn it first
not when the answer to "do you play piano?" is "yes, but actually, no"
i prefer op 10 no 1 xD
Duck MTG whenever I play that they just think I’m playing scales 🤦♂️
nah it’s chopin’s “wrong note” they’ll be so stunned
目下、入院中の85歳です👵
台風が近付く夜に改めて聞いています。彼のクレッセンドとデクレッセンドのテクニックが粒揃いで美しい🎶🎶風もこんなに７色で
ドラマチツク🍃彼の微妙に異なる間の良さに参りました😵素晴らしい👏👏👏
The description: "I don't know how many hours practiced this piece"
This made me realize that even though he has the skills to play the piano in general, doesn't mean he didn't have to practice and practice and practice. This is inspiring for me as a beginner
Yes, you may see the end result but you haven't witnessed the hours of hardship this gentleman had to endure in order to reproduce this piece so perfectly. Put yourself to the task and I am sure you will also be capable of this!
@@danisflying Und die ganze Familie, die diesen exercises Tag für Tag zuhören muß ;)
I’m gonna guess he practiced for forty hours a day
You can develop the skills if you focus on learning how to do it with the less possible effort. This is the most difficult task in any instrument. There is a struggle between what you think it works and what actually works. Focusing on the latter is what makes the process easier.
Now, musicality is a different topic. Having the skills doesn’t make you musical and it happens a lot. Constructing a musical idea and preparing to perform in front of an audience are the reasons why you practice many hours
@@josantonioalcantara That is kind of the problem i find with learning: it almost feels like pain. It's really hard for me to like learning, let alone focusing on trying to do it. Any tips or advices to improve about learning piano, in general?
このレベルがただで聞けるのは
感謝しかない
Yes
Nihon
今の時代スゴいですよね。。
ほんまにそう
This guy looks like the most terrifying tickler in the world.
LMAO
😂😂😂😂😂
It's cuz he is the emo Chopin
LOL!!
Now you got me wondering...
こんなに一音一音が正確かつ精緻で美しい木枯らしはなかなか聴けない。素晴らしいの一言に尽きます。
Chopin was like let's make the starting easy to fool these noobs
Chopin hated begginers lol
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@@justapersonontheinternet1515 so what?
Funnily enough, i think it was his publisher who suggested inserting those slow bars at the begimming
lmao
His thumbnail says everything. He's the main protagonist guys.
even the hair in the thumbnail
Underrated comment
hair, sitting in front of the window, blurry for comedic effect,,, of course he is
LOL I remembered a minecraft joke from this lol
only poggers will get this XD
he is the anthagonist in the past
At the start I was like "Oh cool this seems easy enough, I should find sheet music of this and play it"
But then
Then *that* happened
If dis aint me 👁👄👁
No you didn’t
And everyone knows EXACTLY when that happened
Hee
that’s chopin for you
音がキラキラしている。繊細でダイナミック。最高！今までの誰よりも完璧で魅力的。
聴いた人がみんな詩人みたいなコメントを残したくなるほど感情を動かす。本当に凄いなぁ。
I remember listening to this a while ago and I thought “wow this guy played this piece perfectly”. Now im watching Chopins Competition and I hear by far my favourite interpretation of Chopins pieces. I check the name of the pianist, go to youtube and holy shit it’s you! Congratz!
i need to see where ?
@@themoreyousee. First round: ua-cam.com/video/DtnljX1bjRs/v-deo.html&ab_channel=ChopinInstitute
@@themoreyousee. Second round: ua-cam.com/video/uuhElaEJbQA/v-deo.html&ab_channel=ChopinInstitute
@@themoreyousee. Third round: ua-cam.com/video/Wp5fpweqjDo/v-deo.html&ab_channel=ChopinInstitute
@@wolfyrichards thanks
あああ、素晴らしすぎる
個人的には、たまにではなく沢山クラシック聞きたいですぞ！！
Masahiro Murakami 同じく！！！
私もです
同じく
同じく！
ショパンのエチュード片っ端からあげてって欲しい(*^▽^*)
同じく！
クラッシックに興味のなかった中学生の娘。角野さんの演奏に出会い、口ずさむまでに。先日、親子で生の音を聞く機会に恵まれました。「ピアノって全身で弾くんだ。」と驚いていました。幸せな時間をありがとうございました。
What in the emi igawa is this switch up??
最初の弱音の美しさに一瞬で惚れてしまった。
あれからもうすぐ1年。
こんなに自分好みの木枯らしに出会った衝撃は忘れることができない。
この弱音に焦がれ何度も何度も訪れてしまう。
ショパンに、そして角野さんの音楽に出会えて、心から幸せです。
何回も聴きました、いろんな、方の聴きました、が一番素晴らしい😭表現に感動しました、頑張って下さい、
凄いっすよねぇ。マジ尊敬というか、あーしもいつかこうなりたい！（グッドボタン100にしときましたo(`･ω´･+o) ﾄﾞﾔｧ…！）
As a professional pianist, I would have paid good money to see this performance in concert! I LOVE the dynamic control and the way he doesn't let the technique get in the way of the phrasing and coloring.
Legitimately one of the best performances of this piece I’ve seen.
I'm a beginner. What is coloring?
@@KaspbrackEddie probably something like “how it feels”? Doesn’t really mean anything.
@@Josef_1186 Thank you, sir!
@@KaspbrackEddie You can create different sounds by approaching notes a certain way, i.e. hit the note fast and direct, stroke it, use your wrist to move into or out of the note at a certain speed as you play, etc. The way you decide to approach the key gives a distinct sound that can lend itself to expressing a certain emotion. Your choice of how to approach the key is guided by the feelings you want the piece to convey. Professional pianists often practice a million different ways to strike a note, which increases their "color palette" and can help them bring more artistry to their pieces. Coloring also often involves dynamics; the larger the range of dynamics a pianist is capable of producing, the wider their color palette. This pianist creates a "big picture" idea with his amazing crescendos and diminuendos, such a wide range of volume and seamless gradual changes from loud to soft and soft to loud. Also, things like tone and coloring are often the first things to go when a piece is very technical. This pianist doesn't let the difficult technique overshadow the phrasing and artistic intent of the piece.
brings back em “Your lie in April” memories
Exactly
Yap and it hurts too bad
i just finished ylia today...
OMG YES
I watched this series solely for the reason, that the fans comment on every piano video ever. Everytime the show got more serious, the mood was destroyed with some cheap chibi style humor. But the ending gave me the rest. I hate it.
角野さん、ショパンコンクールお疲れ様でした。私のようなジャズやポピュラー系しか聴いて来なかった人間が不思議とショパンコンクールの動画まで連れて来られてピアノコンクールを真剣に聴いたのは初めてでした。貴重な体験させて頂いてありがとうございます。なぜ角野さんのクラシックに私のような者でも惹きつけられるのか、他の奏者の同じ曲を聴き比べてみたら分かりました。後ろに流れてるリズムは他の奏者は縦に対して、角野さんのリズムはジャズ、ポピュラー系と同じく横に流れてます。だから私のような者にも心地良く感じるのかな、、
One of the best performances of this piece i've seen so far.
I love how your performance doesn't have the constant 'terror' that many others like to have, but gets really smooth and contemplative in the more sensible parts of the piece.
A piece can never be performed perfect, but for me this is as close as it gets. bravo.
i personally perfer this piece with more "terror" tho
Jingrui Zhang i personally feel like its more of a angry mixed with determination, like, well, winter wind .i live in Canada, and winter sure is nice(not). he makes the right hand melody stands out a bit more than others i have heard before, that combined with the chromatic scale really makes it sound like harsh wind sweeping by. anyways thats just my person opinion
edit: anger not angry
I also prefer pieces that don't go too over the top with it. Check out Adam Gyorgy's version.
It kinda swoops you away, like wind on a cold night-
Absolutely, the delicacy of 1:43 and the like really make it a special performance imo
This is more impressive than the sacrilegious flight of the bumblebees
Edit: bruh, I know flight of the bumblebee is just scales
Of course! he practiced 40hrs a day to achieve this
@@amy-zv2cf yes, you are right
AmaZinG 🤩
That’s because the Rachmaninoff arrangement (which is the popular one) is literally just fast single chromatic scales. If you wanna see a hard flight of the bumblebee, check out cziffra’s version. Yuja wang played it. It’s similar to the popular one but about 50x harder
twosetters are everywhere!
this is possibly the most expressive version of this piece i’ve ever heard. it’s almost like you too this wonderful monstrosity of a piece and slowed it right down to its emotional pieces. this was so well executed and you are one of my favourite pianists!
He's a national winner btw
Better than Ashkenazy, Lugansky, Perahia, Pollini, Lititsa,, etc.etc.etc.???? If yes...why exactly?
Doido Doido oh yeah i saw it in a comment in another video it SHOWS !!
The Piano Corner TPC because they are shit?
@@lukesavage1019 please tell me you're joking
This is the best interpretation of Chopins Winter Wind I have found on the Internet yet. So much feeling, such a clean technique, i am stunned and mind-blown and i keep coming back here.
I am a piano teacher and this is what i show my students when they ask to play chopin, just to let them know what they are dealing with.
国内外のあらゆる人の演奏を見て回るほど木枯らしのピアノ演奏が好きです。
かてぃん、想像を遥かに上回る表現やテクニック。。
声がでません。
かてぃんさんの木枯らし、すんばらしい！
素晴らしいを超越してる。
ショパンの中でも 木枯らしは特に好きな曲で、多数のピアニストの方々の演奏を見聞きしましたがこんなに鳥肌が立ったことはありません。感動しました。
無料で聴ける現代に感謝✨✨
角野さんありがとうございました。コロナ禍に負けずこれからも頑張ってください❣
Chopin Grand Waltz😊😊😊
ua-cam.com/video/961vQVR4xoE/v-deo.html
ミミミファミドミから曲の本編の入りが絶妙過ぎてまさに木枯らし
ノクターンが一番好きだけど木枯らしも悪くないな
角野さんにとって、クラシックをUA-camチャンネルに上げることは、ピアノ購入と共に、これからプロでやっていくんだという強い決意を感じました。
角野さんのクラシックは、ピティナの動画で楽しんでました。
ショパンはスケルツォとマズルカ風ロンドがこれまで聴いてきた演奏の中で一番好きです。
特にマズルカ風ロンドの動画の6:32からの一連の演奏は、この世のものとは思えない耽美的な響きに満ちていて、何回リピートして聴いたか分かりません。あのフレーズをあの演奏ができるということだけで
私が審査員ならショパンコンクール優勝🏆です。
UA-camの可能性についてお話されてましたが、ホロヴィッツは、世界中のコンサート会場に自分の相棒のスタインウェイを持ち運んでいました。
今の時代は、聴衆に自分の音を届けるために ピアノを運んで行かなくても、
自宅で自分のピアノで、世界中の聴衆に 自分の音楽を瞬時に届けることができますよね。
ホロヴィッツの時代にはできなかったことです。
そんな、可能性に満ちたUA-camで
世界にかてぃんさんの音楽を届ける.....。
相棒のスタインウェイ購入には、そんな可能性に賭ける角野さんの本気の決意が伝わってきました。
Such a different approach to Chopin, I can't get over the undercurrent of something rough under the smoothness of the runs, for me this is the best interpretation of this piece I have heard. I would love to hear Ballade no 1 which is my absolute favourite Chopin composition.
such beautiful performace
It is sad you didn't make it to the final round, but many people here will agree that you deserved to make it to the finals. But at least we'll have our favorite pianist back in town (UA-cam)! I hope to maybe see you again in more competitions, you have the skills mate!
Did he attend in a competition :0?
@@Milo_Cereal Yeah, international chopin competition!
first round: ua-cam.com/video/Wp5fpweqjDo/v-deo.html&ab_channel=ChopinInstitute
@@Milo_Cereal second round: ua-cam.com/video/uuhElaEJbQA/v-deo.html&ab_channel=ChopinInstitute
@@Milo_Cereal third round: ua-cam.com/video/Wp5fpweqjDo/v-deo.html&ab_channel=ChopinInstitute
ネコ動画くらいしか登録していなかった私に何故かこの演奏が飛び込んできました。途端に目が釘付けとなり、耳がダンボに…。
角野隼人というピアニストに出会えた事は私のこれからの音楽人生の宝物になりました。
ありがとう。
猫の可愛さに肩を並べられてかてぃんさんも嬉しいだろうよ(？)
「隼斗」さんです
よろしくω
幼少よりクラシックピアノが好きで、この曲も相当数聞いてまいりましたが、プロの録音や様々なコンサートを含めても屈指の完成度に思えました。個人的には、ついに一番好きな「木枯らし」に巡り合えたような気がします。
心より素晴らしかった。ありがとうございました。がんばってください。応援します。
Interesting
よそ見してたんだけど最初のぐぁぁぁってなる所で鳥肌立ってすぐ画面見てしまった。素人でもわかる凄さ
何気最初に抑えるところもスッと入ってくる。ほんと凄い。
The result of practicing 40 HOURS A DAY
wait wha?
Ling ling
I N T E R E S T I N G
Wha-
@@theoms7290 it's a joke from a channel called TwoSetViolin
It is not as hard as it looks actually!
𝐈𝐭 𝐢𝐬 𝐡𝐚𝐫𝐝𝐞𝐫.
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@Help An apple get 100 subs to rest in its fridge it's easy to learn the notes but bringing the speed up is immensely difficult :/
Abhi Asokkumar its sort of like fantasie impromptu. It’s hard to play the piece quickly as well
@Help An apple get 100 subs to rest in its fridge NOT AS EASY AS YOUR MOM!)
I was about to come at you😂
I honestly thought this guy was just some random college student who was incredible at piano playing for some reason but he's actually famous and I'm freaking shook.
@Gizio the Jackal Just because he's playing it doesn't mean he owns it ;)
At least, that was my logic. That and I didn't think college students had student debt in Japan.
I hear from another comment that he is from Tokyo University?* correct me if im wrong but its really prestigious,and he won in a national competition.im reciting this from memory haha
@@bghon it's true. just google hayato sumino (His real name). you'll be impressed. he's won several competitions and studied alongside masters in tokyo uni and france
Watch again and rethink why exactly are you shook. I highly doubt that you can get this kind of performance out of hobby.
@@claudiualexandrutanase8874 There are a lot of talented college students who choose not to pursue music in favor of more "prolific" careers but who did and do take music seriously. Still shook because I didn't expect a famous classical musician to run a UA-cam channel that doesn't focus on classical music. I guess it's also the vibe he gives off, like come on just read his description for this video. How many other famous classical musicians can you think of that would describe themselves in that light?
I watched the Chopin Competition and I knew you will win. When you were eliminated, it did not matter. To me you already won. Look at this piece you just played. Excellent. Chopin is listening and is very pleased.
何回聞いても飽きない この人の木枯らしに戻ってきてしまう
クラシックっていろんな人のピアノ聴いて「これじゃない、違う、違う」ってすごい探して大好きな弾き方の人に出会うけど、
えっと、なにが言いたいかっていうと
すきです。
「ちゅん」と「ちょん」雀の 激しく同意致します\(//∇//)\
Jun改めJuliet ですよねー！感激しました
Rousseau : I can play it beautifully.
Kassia : I can play it quickly.
Cateen : You guys are so cute
True, I didn’t like neither Rousseau nor Kassia nor any other famous performances. BUT THIS GUYS JUST ROCKED IT
@@sharlottafalls this dude plays fast and beautiful at the same time lol
@@frsotysummer50 Yes, that's why it's my favorite performance of this piece so far😂
@@sharlottafalls I love Rousseau, he didnt actually play it though- one of his other pianists did- but anyways this is my favorite by far
Even Traum Piano doesn't play it better
Your playing is so natural! All of the notes were in control, all of the sond was in control. It was so beautiful! I loved it! Keep up the good work, sir!
Chopin Grand Waltz😊😊😊
ua-cam.com/video/961vQVR4xoE/v-deo.html
I keep coming back to this recording. This is the best Winter Wind I have ever heard. Mind-blowing.
Literally.
i thought i read 'noel miller'
agreed
Lang Lang’s version is better.
@@ash39877 same
繊細さと大胆さを兼ね備えた演奏ですね。
1つ1つの音が綺麗で、しっかりと心に響きます。
ありがとうございます。
From someone who can play this piece but not as well as this guy by some margin, it IS easier than it sounds, but then it sounds really hard, so it's only as easy as really hard stuff that isn't as hard as it sounds but is still really hard... It's easyish to play short bits but to keep that speed up for 3 minutes changes everythjng, it melts your hands and your mind equally, especially towards the end. Or maybe just mine cos I'm not that good. More to the point, this guy really gets the feeling of the piece perfectly which is much more important, it's a stellar performance.
Yep, it sure is that.
shut up
@@razkaran2428 huh?
Raz Karan calm down lmao why are you pressed over a youtube comment
How is it compared to the 3rd movement of the moonlight sonata
ピアノ20年くらい弾いてたのですが、この曲と水の戯れは結局弾けないまま終わってしまった悔しい思い出があります....
難しい曲を簡単そうに弾いてしまう人って本当にすごいですね、、、！
どこでカベにぶち当たりました?
自分は左手の速弾きに苦戦してます
右手はなんとかなりそうなのですが
凄まじいテクニックを感じさせない程に豊かな叙情性とスケールの大きな演奏に見ていて心が躍り、鳥肌が立ちました✨✨
本当にどんな称賛の言葉もかてぃんさんの本気の高貴な演奏には当てはまらない気がしてコメント困ります😭😭
誰の演奏が素晴らしいとか、誰の演奏が一番とかそういう発言はしたくないんだけど。とにかく心を持っていかれる木枯し。ピアノ習ってないからわからないけど、テンポや音の強弱全てが心に響く。凄いなぁ
大好きなショパンエチュード「木枯らし」
速くて難しいパッセージ前の繊細な最初の一音✨しょっぱなから鳥肌立ってひき込まれました
激しい曲なのに一音一音がキラキラしていてテクニック表現全てが圧巻！！さすがとしか言いようがないです
正直ピアノに興味も無かったし、ほとんど聞いたことが無かったんだけど、これ聞いてハマりにハマった。
この曲四月は君の嘘で知ったんだけど、ここまで完璧に弾ける人人間界にいたんだ
いろいろなピアニストの木枯らしを聞いてまた戻ってくるのですが、かてぃんさんの木枯らしが最高だと思うのです。
このスピードを敢えて選んで弾いていらっしゃると思うのですが、
この速さで音が粒ぞろいすぎて、人間離れして聞こえます。
もちろん速ければいいということではないですが、
この速さで正確に弾くだけじゃなく完全に音をコントロールしていて余裕すら感じます。
2021年ショパンコンクール開催されるのでしょうか、
世界中の方にかてぃんさんのピアノを聴いて欲しい。
The Chopin competition is happening now in October
木枯らし、大好きな曲なのですがやっぱりかてぃんさんのこの演奏が私のなかでナンバーワンです。
情熱大陸見て、また聴きたくなって戻ってきました。
This piece and its interpretation were very instructive art references for me, both in terms of piano technique and form, and the power of chromatism and reference which I use in my photography.
Thank you, and I look forward to supporting your work in the future.
This was executed very well. Showcases not only the impressive amount of time you have spent to master your craft, but also that you have the ability to play something so difficult, and still include emotion. Not many people can play this piece and put so much care into every note. Bravo!
Yes no one ik understands when emotion is put into the notes and it just pisses me off
Jin Spence not every one is gifted, you should understand people like me 😂😥😔😊
we can learn the proper way to perform pieces through his performances, but when he's in a playful mood (wearing casual clothes) he just does whatever he wants with the pieces...still wonderfully though, thank God for his talents 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👆👆👆
If I remember correctly, the guy won a national chopin competition. Or something like that.
@@BigBoi653 This guy? No. He was planning to enter the next edition of it though. Fairly certain it's happening next year.
imagine people who are watching the video until 0:23 and then closing the video like nothing just happened
couldn't be me..
How can you get bored so easily
@@sergejvasiljevitsjrachmani2808 america got talent. (more right: america got cringe)
@@niccolopaganinifranzliszt3556
Because he didn't have a sad backstory or a "I survived cancer", nor did he play flight of the bumblebee, he cannot get the golden buzzer of Americas Got Talent. Also he would get 4 Xs
How on earth did my message go the other side
@@jugemujugemugokonosurikire4735 i was born was i was a baby
GOLDEN BAZZER
この木枯らし本当に大好きで、もう何度も繰り返し見ています。
これがアップされた時の感動たるや…！そして何度聴いても、いつも感動…！
綺麗な音の粒と圧倒的なリズム感、技術の高さから音にも余裕があって聴きやすいですし…奏でられるメロディに癖がないからこそ曲の持つ景色をストレートに感じられて、本当に…もう、大好きです！！！
この感動をどう言葉にしていいやら分かりませんでしたが、気持ちの片鱗でもコメントしたいと思いました。
いやもう、本当に…（言葉がない）
てゆか、このスピードで弾いてもこんなに一音一音が丁寧で、それでいてけして重くなる事なく極めて自然な音が鳴るって…どうなってるの？！（辛抱堪らず書き足しに来た）
何回リロードしてもここ数日この動画がおすすめに出てきて、ここまで出てくるなら見ようと動画開いたら私の人生で流れた音の中で1番魅力的な音が流れてた
いやすごすぎるほんとに。
エアコンの風が当たるところで聞いてたんだけどエアコンの風が一瞬木枯しに感じた。
あなたの木枯らしが1番好きです。
※個人の感想です。
ワルシャワでこれを弾いた後の満場の拍手とブラボーが見えました。いろんな風といろんな葉っぱが見える、深くてあたたかい「木枯らし」です。
400万回再生おめでとうございます！✨
初めてこの動画を聴いた時、こんなにキラキラと輝いた音色の「木枯らし」は初めてでとても感動したのを覚えています。
そして、昨日(2022/2/20)、ツアーファイナル公演で「木枯らし」を聴きました。
いつになく胸に迫ってくるものがあり、今までの中で最も心を動かされた「木枯らし」でした。
(まだ余韻が残っています。)
I can't believe he played all this with his hair basically covering his entire view lmao, really impressive cover, I'm envious of your ability to work that hard for a piece, your piano-playing is stunning. Thanks for sharing this!
Once you learn the keys well enough you can play blindfolded.
I know, as soon as it becomes muscle memory, although I wouldn’t say you can play completely blindfolded, or well, I can’t play perfectly accurate and blindfolded at least.
@@Simon-xl1yz Eh, I know it's not quite the same thing, but I've been typing 30+ years and I can do that with near-total accuracy (unless I'm really tired) without taking my eyes off the screen.
Fuchsia 'tude Uhm.. typing and playing piano are two very different things, like you said. Typing accurately without looking is quite a common skill. I can also type without looking accurately easily.
@@omegarodent765 No, I don't think that is really comparable. He's not playing two separate songs on each hand, and honestly the left hand melody is fairly simple in this etude. But I do type most words with both hands, and often alternate hands letter-by-letter within the same word
If you ever put out a CD, make sure to announce it, because I'll buy it for sure!!
😍😍
He did, you can listen it in youtube
ua-cam.com/play/OLAK5uy_nVMCpwgv4MouxQ4wMAiEcw8I20wO0ZuVs.html
Me too 🤩
Who uses cds still?!😂
Audiofiles want the CD (or any non-MP3 hi-res file format) for the higher audio quality, which can be ripped to uncompressed flac. See hayatosum.theshop.jp/items/26744304
うわぁ鳥肌がたった
youtuberの弾く木枯らしを初めて最後まで聴きました。
bravo！
何度聞きにきても、今まで聴いてきたどんな「木枯らし」よりも、ありありと情景が浮かびます。表現力が凄すぎる
楽譜通りに弾けば誰でも綺麗やんって思ってたけどかてぃんさんのを聴いて衝撃を受けた·····
息をのむ演奏ってこういう事だな。最後まで見てくださいって角野さん、、、見ないでって言われても見てしまいます😭。厳しかったり優しかったりいろんな表情の風が吹いて心を揺さぶられます。bravo---!!!!!!!!!!
あらためてかてぃんさんの凄さを実感✨かてぃんさんの演奏から繰り出されるピアノの音色、表現力が素晴らしすぎて、何度も聴いても素敵です😂
Sumino ściskam Ciebie z calego serca jestem dumna z Twojej interpretacji....czujesz Chopina ból i smutek
この曲が好きでいろんな人が演奏したのを聴くんですけど、これ以上の演奏を聴いた事がありません
本当に細部、一音一音に至るまで完璧で理想的な木枯らしです
やった✨本気クラシック来た！！ありがとうございます。音の粒感は言うまでもなく、映像の色合いもよき...💕
Didn’t know Kylo Ren could play piano. Pretty impressive.
Eitan Man plot twist: he was using the force the whole time🙌🏻
Did you know that Chopin is the og emo?
Yep he looks like kylo ren. No wonder he swings his lightsaber so fast.
searched him up. He looks kinda like liszty
Oop-
세상 좋아하는곡! 진짜 겨울같아요 지금 날씨처럼 차갑습니다
聴いてて気持ちが良い。癖の無い演奏。かてぃんさんの弾くピアノが本当に大好きです！！
ショパンのエチュードシリーズもっとたくさん聴きたいです😳
これがショパコンのレベルなのか。。鳥肌立ちました。このレベルの音楽を手元の見える映像で拝聴できる素晴らしさよ。。
これからもクラシックを楽しみにしています。
Chopin be like: Haha piano go brr
HAHAHHHAHAH
🤮🤮🤮 that meme needs to die already
I swear Chopin *LEGIT* THOUGHT THIS
HAHAHAHA
@@breathe4778 No! It sounds very funny, so a big no
"Hear me! Hear me! Hear my piano!"
This gaves me goosebumps.
完璧とはこういう演奏なのだと感じます。
冷たく乾いた切りつけるような風
舞い散る枯れ葉
荒々しさと寂しさと
何度も聴きたくなる演奏です。
ありがとうございます。
本当に綺麗で大好きです！！この演奏を聴いて木枯らしに挑戦し始めてから、ピアノが楽しくてしょうがないです！！
昔、北海道からラ・フォル・ジュルネの角野さんのピアノ聞きに行きましたが、11歳くらいの角野さんは、素晴らしいファンサービスで、一緒に写真を撮ってくださいました！！思いやりが素敵でした。
Best piano performance I've ever seen. Not only a pleasure to listen to but also a pleasure to watch.
0:06 この2音目のミから3音目のミまでの移行がすごいなぁ
2音目の減衰するタイミングと3音目を打つタイミングと、それぞれの音の響きと音量が全て完璧でそこだけ何回でもリピートして再生しちゃう
ショパコン見てこのチャンネル来たけど、コンクールもさすがでした。お疲れ様です。
ショパンって、こういう風に弾ける人、なかなかいない気がする。
いままで他の人の演奏を聴いても、好き嫌いで判断できたんだけど、
なんだろうか、この、持って行かれる感じ。
音の羅列に持って行かれた。
力強さの中に、綺麗で繊細な哀愁を感じますね
このギャップが最高です
圧倒的な正確さと抑揚の付け方！！凄すぎる！
いつもに増して…最高すぎます。
木枯らしなのに、向かい風で目に入っても痛くなさそうなミストのように繊細な一音一音……(伝われ…)
この度のショパンコンクール一次予選へ、おめでとうございます💞🤗この曲も演奏されてましたね。素晴らしい演奏でした。10月の演奏迄お体大切に精進なさってくださいませね。健闘を祈ります。
UA-camにコメント残すの初めてですが、これはコメントせずにはいられませんでした…
聞き惚れました。素敵な演奏をありがとうございます。
他の方もコメントされてましたが、自分もショパンのエチュード10ｰ4が聞きたいです…
This is one of my favourite pieces. I like "revolution"& this by Chopin...👏👏👏👏💖
早い激しいから素敵なのではないんだなって思いました。
もちろんそれも素敵で技術のあることですが、投稿者様の木枯しはどこか落ち着いていて流れるように一音一音が響いて耳に入って心地良かったです。
素人が口だしして申し訳ありませんでした。素晴らしい演奏をありがとうございます。
左手のフレージングとか右手の音の粒とか色々隙が無いし、ノクターンとかの甘美なショパンの良さとは違った男らしさが溢れてて惚れました！
He’s literally my definition of a perfect pianist.
His playing of this étude is so dang good. I really mean it. He keeps the tempo perfect while adding musicality using dynamics and left hand overlapping techniques. It’s perfect. I am really picky about the tempo of this étude and i dislike how some people slow down while doing the runs going up. Hayato Sumino does if perfecfly
ああ~ぁ😭エチュード木枯らし‼️涙が流れたよ。いつか、Cateenさんの生音で涙を流したい🎵動画でも、涙溢れて心震えたよ！！素晴らしいの言葉以外ない
今まで見てきたクラシック曲動画の中で一番好きです。
音の幅？がすごい、聴いていてうるさく感じないし飽きないです
角野さんほどの方でも2ヶ月費やされたという難曲ですね。”Winter Wind”が吹き荒れる様が脳裏に浮かびました。
角野さんの木枯し、好きです。
2:23~‼︎圧巻‼︎!
私も一緒です。2:23～が本当に凄い😭😭何度もリピートしてますが、ヘッドホンを外せない・・・💦
あすか さん^_^
待ちに待ったクラシック動画でしたねー。私も家族が寝静まった後、リピートしまくりでした！ヘッドホン、今さらながらいいのが欲しい…
ワルシャワ行きたい…
I just spontaneously burst into applause after this finished! It blew me away, with, well, what the others in the comments express so eloquently, about the technique and expression and everything! I just had to express my appreciation somehow, even though I knew rationally that he couldn't hear me. AMAZING job, Hayato Sumino; thank you for sharing the fruit of your labors with us!
Chopin Grand Waltz😊😊😊
ua-cam.com/video/961vQVR4xoE/v-deo.html