ALEXANDER GADJIEV - Etude in F major, Op. 10 No. 8 (18th Chopin Competition, first stage)

[@HoYanPiano]

Love the melody line on the left hand 👏

[@patriziaamanedilella7576]

Meraviglioso! Ho 11 anni e anche io sto suonando questo studio! Ogni volta ascolto questo video e scopro tante altre cose che non sapevo.. sei veramente un gran pianista che ammiro molto!

[@elisabethgarcia9691]

So funny and fantastic etude! Bravo ❤️

[@ivanvuk1996]

What a gentle end!

[@alienorkhalifepianist]

Fantastic!! Bravo!! 👏👏

[@elishaba]

C’est très bien joué mais trop original . J’ai l’impression de regarder The Voice et devoir applaudir un chanteur qui se doit absolument de massacrer des chansons pour sortir du lot….

[@Kim-fv5bn]

I agree with you...In other words, I'd like to say his playing was like sharp sunbeams picking off dark clouds(darknesss)...

[@herobrine1847]

This is my problem with so many modern performances of any Chopin etude on KZbin. There’s zero lick of originality. Maaaaayybe his intonation at 2:00 and how he repeats the bass on the very last chord at 2:19.

[@ericastier1646]

I am sorry but don't play so fast if you cannot bring out the notes.

[@marinarossina]

😂what are you talking about

[@ericastier1646]

@@marinarossinacan you read english ?

[@Er1c11]

Are you deaf? Every note is there

[@ericastier1646]

@@Er1c11 You know that's not true. Everytime he goes back up the keyboard almost 80% of the notes don't get stricken by the hammer and that's why he is playing so fast to cover it up. Don't play so fast if you cannot bring out the notes.

[@f.kdu192]

@@ericastier1646 Then, do you have an example of someone who plays it better in your opinion? It would be useful if I can find the video on KZbin because as of now, it's difficult to compare if there is no basis.