Anna Fedorova - Mazurka in B flar minor, Op. 24 No. 4 (second stage, 2010)

[@francoaragosta4285]

EXQUISiTE! My very favorite Mazurka, as it so happens. I've rarely heard a pianist as sensitive to subtle harmonic changes as you, dear, Anna. Everyone in this competitiin is excellent, but YOU are absolutely SUPERB. My God bless you with much success and great joy.

[@davidjoseph3403]

Downloaded this. Have listened to it many times. I feel like I've just heard it for the first time now. Well, heard th pianist for the first time. Thrilling. Awesomismo! Brava!

[@ChamberForMusic]

Excellent performance, outstanding Mazurka.

[@renatoramirez3822]

Maravillosa Fedorova, espléndida ejecución

[@markmcmillan4233]

B flar minor lol

[@joyfulfishman5445]

Lmfao

[@johannsebastianbach3411]

It’s because she plays it with flair!!

[@jacobschiller4486]

It has been a total of 6 years, and it's still unchanged! 😎

[@maxgodtankspubg3089]

Hi, I am Anna Federova and today I will be performing Mazurka in b flar minor. (Judges disqualify her😢) great performance though.

[@aubriannaberger7641]

Would anyone really have been able to dance to this piece? Why or why not? Can you tell whether the pulse is 3 beats per measure or 4? What effect does the changing tempo have on you as a listener?

[@jorgegutierreztellez3663]

Chopin's mazurkas were not designed to be danced. It is not a rhythmic dance as such, at least in Chopin's mind.

[@davidjoseph3403]

I wish there were a thread on yer comment. Really challenging.

[@Spyrine]

b flaR

[@DoanDinhNhatRandy844]

I think this video should changed into B Flat minor, not B Flar minor

[@ketexon1815]

It's good, but the accents that make the mazurka a mazurka aren't there. I think she even quiets down on some accents.

[@BrandonBRich]

Well done, Su Yeon Kim does a better version for those looking for the best one.