Charles Richard-Hamelin - Waltz in A flat major Op. 64 No. 3 (second stage)

[@richarddeschenes739]

Great style and movement! Very well performed with a generous portion of liveliness and spice. I like the stance and the positive energy of the inner felt amusement and play. Good Job Charles... Really!

[@MCNovak100]

Marvellous, I listened to Ingolf Wunder Walz A Flat major op. 34 before playing this clip. Though I kept my fingers crossed for Wunder 5 years ago, Hamelin playing is more to my liking. Hamelin's Chopin combines authority (and weightiness) with effotless musicality, without which romantic music tends to sound as if it was too challenging for the artist.

[@judithd66]

Un réel bonheur plaisir de vous voir jouer et d'entendre la fluidité de votre jeu!!!

[@MyDanyael]

Piano no Mori brought me here and I'm glad to hear this, it felt nice.

[@tungpham1913]

Could anyone tell me what kinds of the yamaha he played? C series or G series or sth else?

[@tripleseven7334]

Tùng Phạm C 5

[@canyoungjoy]

Tùng Phạm probably the main yamaha piano xD

[@giorgosboultadakis4592]

It's a CFX

[@canyoungjoy]

WOW. JUST PLAIN WOW. VERY COMPLEX HIGH LEVEL PIECE.

[@daniwang1512]

Technically it isn’t a super high level piece, for Hamelin, it would have been very easy since it is only level 9 RCM. Performers participating in the Chopin Competition, are likely ARCT level and higher.

[@hugoankarcrona572]

爱玉 -Esmeralda how do you know that it is a level 9 piece? Any source?

[@priyanka4785]

@@hugoankarcrona572 look at the rcm syllabus, it should show that this waltz is level 9.

[@invi2593]

I can confirm that is is level 9 as I am playing it currently

[@polyglycerol3968]

Invictuss FN its level 9????? Wow i thought i was like 6

[@윤민-z2c]

폴란드의 향기가 난다

[@ahrjay3326]

way too fast!!

[@BrewingWithBrandon]

Too fast

[@canyoungjoy]

Brandon Dennis NAH

[@daniwang1512]

no it’s not...

[@Enriquex05HD]

Its great

[@albertweedsteinthethuggeni7797]

Too fast fast and weird posture, he is so fast that it doesn't feel like a dance

[@pubgplayer1720]

It shouldn't feel like a dance, you fool. I don't know how many people I've had to explain this to; some of Chopin's waltzes aren't remotely danceable, and they are still considered waltzes due to 3/4 time. It's only most Viennese waltzes that are composed for dancing, such as Johann Strauss'. I've seen so many stupid comments like yours lol. Chopin's waltzes have a some what danceable quality, that does not mean they're actually danceable. They're completely intended only for concert performance. If you think that this waltz is too fast it doesn't feel like a dance, listen to the Grande Valse Brilliante op. 18. That's super fast. Also, the minute waltz. Do either of them feel like a dance? I don't think so. They're both in 3/4 time, tho. Retard.

[@albertweedsteinthethuggeni7797]

@@pubgplayer1720 I actually play the op18 e flat major Waltz myself sike

[@pubgplayer1720]

@@albertweedsteinthethuggeni7797 So do I. SIKEEEEEE. If you do, I'm shitting myself now because if you're going to play it so slow so that people can actually dance to it, I'm going to *dieeee* of boredom.

[@pubgplayer1720]

@@albertweedsteinthethuggeni7797 Bro, just cause a piece is titled "waltz", doesn't mean that it should feel like an actual dance. The melodies are like a waltz, and the tempo is too.

[@albertweedsteinthethuggeni7797]

@@pubgplayer1720 I actually play it at full pace and I am proud of it. Why don't you upload a video of you playing it to show that you can indeed play it?