탈주를 보고 들으러 온 사람들이 있길..

This sound like a fugue

Seriously ads in the middle of first movement. Boo

Beautiful playing.

Can’t help but find it interesting that this piece is used in the iconic endings of not just one but TWO masterpieces of existential cinema.

1:45 my favourite part, this songs feels like loneliness and melancholy.

❤️🎼❤️

💖🎼💖

That confluence between emotion and intellect.. Is it not SOUL? For me that is Rubenstein.

Continuerò la mia vita con tranquillità. Non bramo il traguardo, già lo conosco e io non ho bisogno d'inseguire...

Very very nice rubato, Rubi.

I love this version so much. '2 capricious, mischievous lovers in their infancy' waltz. Nice move.

hi

If Chopin had only produced this Nocturne and nothing else, he would still have been the great composer he was.

💞Te la dedico mammina bella💞 che ti faccia compagnia senza la paura del buio. 💓 Mi manchi♥

I prefer dying than dealing with those polyrythms, Jesus Christ...

To me, this prelude expresses the range of emotions of grief, the horrible oppressive inescapable presence and the need for great tenderness to survive terrible loss. Especially when played by Horowitz, although i do treasure Rubinstein

My lord

Excellent and emotional masterwork, great historic recording.

Excellent, I enjoyed listening to this cherished masterpiece. Bravo!

Chopin conjuga, me parece a mi sencillez y sensibilidad. A mi me gusta mucho😅❤

It's so scriabin

What is this white noise in the background? Or is it just my headphones?

Quite good fidelity! And of course the playing is unmatched for musical interpretation. Perhaps the the most satisfying performance of this rather difficult piece available. Vive M. Rubenstein!

The ephemeral,fragile beauty of being.

grazie

Quote from "The Lover 1992" Movie; Dusk one evening on board ship, crossing the Indian Ocean under the luminous sky. Suddenly the sound of a Chopin waltz came bursting out from the main lounge. I had tried to play it for months without success. That's why I gave up the piano. There wasn't a breath of wind and the music pervaded the whole ship. I stood up as if to go and throw myself into the sea. Then I did weep because I had thought of my Chinese lover, and I was suddenly not sure that I hadn't been in love with him after all, with a love I hadn't been able to see because it had become lost in the tide of events, like water seeping through sand. Thanks to that music, spreading over the sea and filling the calmest night I have ever known, I could see my love for him for the first time...

Blijft prachtig mooi

so good, Rubinstein is perfect for this

Awe and more awe....there a only a few as deserving of awe as Kathleen Battle

幻想即興曲は私のレパートリーです。今は毎日弾くのが習慣です。この曲が弾けたら、現代ではピアニストと言っても良いと思います。

Just starting to learn this piece. It is challenging and I’m only 11😢

repercussion by drama trial

I FOUND IT OH MY GOD 😭🙏

Finally after listening hundred of versions and interpreters I found the one I used to listen with my father... 😢

표현하기 힘든 편안해지는 느낌. 제가 좋아하는 음악 중 하나입니다. 물론 앞으로도요.

I adore Chopin's music. This is my favorite piece. It is extraordinary. I was always drawn to melancholic music, ethereal sounding, as my imagination just takes off. Bellissima

this man does nothing and yet the whole soul of the piece is there. It just sits there on the air in front of you. What is Rubinstein's secret ? Does anyone know ?

Artur Rubinstein is the gold standard as far as I'm concerned (child of the 60s) and this is my #1 favorite Nocturne, although my teacher, Jean Weiss, forbade me from learning it because I was not ready at age 13. As a Polish-Russian-Swedish-American I'm into to the Mazurkas, Polonaises and other Polish dance rhythm pieces (the Rondo mvts of the Concertos, op. 11 and 21, Trio in G-minor op. 8 (Mazur, Krakowiak), Rondo in F op. 5 [Mazur], Rondo op. 16 in E-flat [Krakowiak] and op. 13 [take your pick].) As a Chopin junkie, I opine nobody has played, or plays, Chopin like Rubinstein. Some come close: Zimmerman, Pollini, Ohlsshon, Argerich (especially when you need strength, Argerich is right there), Gornostaeva, but Rubinstein blows them all away without even trying. That's just my opinion. I'm open to your opinions: Novaes, Horowitz, Richter, Ashkenazy, Serkin all were all high class. I just happen to prefer Rubinstein.

Imagine playing like this at a UNFAIR piano competition and not winning, but the person who won played a level 4 piece very badly.

0:34 Op.5

Siuuuuuuuuu 1:04

Da svenire per l’emozione…❤️

To fast

Wonderful playing.

It’s a C# for the left hand in measure 14. Hehe

This is one of the most stress free songs I can listen to. This song reminds me of a rainy day, with a dim light in a dark room, all the way back in the early 2010’s.

Great interpretation. I although personally prefer the Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli one, much more refined.

私がラ、カンパネラの練習をしていた時、リチャード先生は多額のお金を賭けて私を守ってくださいました。

This is the music we use during reading