Chopin - Nocturne in D-flat major (Op. 27 No. 2)

[@SeeMusicPiano]

Chopin's Nocturne in D-flat Major Op. 27, No. 2 envelops listeners in a shimmering dreamscape, where cascading melodies intertwine like moonlit streams, evoking an ethereal sense of longing and beauty. The beautiful right-hand melody becomes increasingly complex, trilling like a nightingale above the deeply resonant left-hand accompaniment. A favorite of both listeners and performers, and definitely more difficult than it sounds!

[@PeakOfHumor]

Op55 , op48 and this is definitely my favourite nocturnes. I can't describe what I feel when listening Chopin. He just wrote best pieces hundered years ago.

[@SeeMusicPiano]

I agree! The music Chopin wrote is just incredible.

[@Henri.d.Olivoir]

Perhaps the most beautiful and exceptional of the nocturnes!

[@SeeMusicPiano]

It's a very special Nocturne, for sure

[@Henri.d.Olivoir]

@@SeeMusicPiano absolutely!

[@denaro572]

More people should listen to Chopin! Great performance!!

[@J0shxL3m0n]

this nocturne is my fav from all the nocturnes, nothing can change my mind. hope i can watch this in the premiere

[@minhgochiakhoa7260]

i like this! bruh.... i love you

[@luisgraca]

Hard to choose the best Nocturne, but this and Op.48 No.1 are probably the best ones. Well played!

[@PianoScenesMoviesandSeries]

Very satisfying tempo. Amazingly well performed.

[@samydib3286]

Magnifique !! Bravo

[@dinosaureasteregg]

One of my favorite nocturnes!

[@santiagoivan7384]

great performance as always!

[@Aleksandr_Skrjabin]

You are very into French and German style I see, much Chopin, Debussy and Mendelssohn, understandble, especially the French ones, beautifull melodies always and very Original, they always won the international Competitions in Paris.

[@W.D._Gaster]

OH MY GOD IT'S SCRIABIN IT'S HIM!!!!!!!

[@Aleksandr_Skrjabin]

@@W.D._Gaster I'm glad someone recognizes me.

[@hminor-1226]

As most people do I think this is my 2nd favorite nocturne among the 21, but for the final third of the piece feels a little slightly fast? Ah, perhaps I'm not used to the tempo, but that's okay. I don't know why most synthesis visual pianists almost never played this while I think this nocturne is quite popular. It's great to have more youtubers to get to perform this :D

[@artemd7659]

Your performance is really cool. I actually wanted to learn this piece, but the left hand is so hard to co-ordinate. I would say that you could have made the piece a bit slower and added lots of rubato. Otherwise, great job 👍

[@hminor-1226]

Yeah I agree, I think rubato adds more pleasant to the piece.

[@SeeMusicPiano]

Thanks - I generally prefer the Pollini recordings, which are a little brisker than some others... but I do understand many people preferring more rubato as well.

[@dankr7009]

What a coincidence i was just listening to op 27 no 2 and then this is posted 😂

[@loneguy-alex]

Can you play Waltz no.16 in A-Flat Major by Chopin?

[@jannis11]

NaIce

[@crosskeys3403]

Liebestraum next?!

[@julestartatin7899]

good, very good sound, but too robotic a little more flexibility in the phrasing (and legato) and the tempo would be better

[@J0shxL3m0n]

aaa the performance is everything 🤌✨ don't mind if i listen to this the whole day btw if you can do harmonies du soir by liszt it would be an absolute dream, great performance! the cadenza part was so cool