Chopin - Nocturne Op.9 No.1

[@senselapso628]

All of Chopin's compositions are very special and unique. But this one in particular has something very hypnotic, dark, liberating and beautiful that i cannot explain.

[@BillGreenAZ]

It seems like magic, or perhaps something inspired by the gods.

[@ZeeFritoBandito]

I agree but the beautiful dark quality that you're hearing: it's got alot to do with the key that this is played in. When the piece is played in another brighter sounding major key for example, it sounds almost like a warm bouncy spring day!

[@huiwu7898]

Sure, agreed🎉

[@palp8623]

I agree. Chopin is the only pianist I have gotten into. The music is sublime

[@gmfrunzik]

Mixolydian mode is the answer

[@acompyt]

Does anyone else absolutely LOVE the part of the melody here 0:26? It makes me feel so inspired. It's unfortunate Chopin didn't expand on this part of the melody but I think that was on purpose. In my opinion this piece is meant to feel lonely and make you feel like you're falling into a kind of sadness along with Chopin, as if he is telling you a sad story but instead of you just hearing the story, you're encapsulated in it and drawn to the emotions that come with.

[@firstnameIastname]

I've always considered the Nocturne pieces as that, yeah - very sad and melancholic, with small bursts of happiness in them to make them that much more missed when they are lost. An internal struggle between happiness and joy, against sadness and despair. Or finding the bits of happiness in a dark and cold world. It's a rollercoaster ride for sure lol

[@acompyt]

@@firstnameIastname I completely agree. It goes back to that saying, “You don’t know what you have until it’s gone.” And Chopin is a master at making you feel that way. However, I still really do love that section!

[@ThePHILIPANSELMO]

I feel this same...🤔

[@jamiefisher8411]

Exactly how I feel

[@falsacuenta2.075]

@R C .that it does not repeat itself but it would be nice if that feeling lasted longer

[@Mehdi-kw5xl]

Wow, really love the vibe from this interpretation, Chopin would be proud.

[@FabricioRodrigues...]

Indeed I am!

[@Kassiapiano]

Thank you for your kind comment!💕

[@antymon7810]

@@FabricioRodrigues... hi Fryderyk Franciszek Chopin

[@sanijansen8070]

dunno, i think chopin would dislike the lights on the piano

[@inidutiliroblox1010]

@@sanijansen8070 no, he wouldn't understand why there are lights om the piano, and think that it really is a floating thing 😂

[@sopranosfan11]

My favorite part of this piece has always been from 4:19 to the end. It's like the light at the end of the tunnel only to realize you're winding up back in the tunnel again. The light part is so beautiful and then slowly but surely it seamlessly transitions back into that ominous vibe again. I have a hard time understanding how a human mind can put something together so brilliantly.

[@PkgPros]

I love that part too, because it reminded me of the calm periods in storms or battles, when you’re picking up the fallen pieces and trying to go on as normal, but then the winds start back up again and the cannons start firing once more. Sort of like the eye of a hurricane being quiet and peaceful, if you get my drift.

[@Mildain2000]

My favorite melody starts around 0:00 and end somewhere around 6:40

[@sofiaspiano7892]

Same it ends at about 6:42 for me

[@percyjackson-fq9yv]

Nah no way, I love 0:00 to 6:40! I bet this is also everyone else's favorite melody from this piece.

[@RobotCheetah1]

Lol

[@AmazingDigitalArt]

Bro, literally same!!

[@huiwu7898]

Ikr!, I love that part!

[@41.4D]

I've read a bunch of comments using technical terms that I, probably, will never understand. I just appreciate the beautiful sounds you're majestically putting out, I love how you play in a way that makes me feel like you're a kid playing with friends in a playground, enjoying a pleasure moment, you make me feel like even I, a complete obtuse, can have this kind of pleasure. Thank you for your dedication, all your effort, thank you for sharing a bit with us.

[@nicolasnsvideopush2956]

Yeah :')

[@selcoin8435]

Inglish or spanish?

[@41.4D]

@@selcoin8435 english or spanish what?

[@saahilgupta3776]

​Inglish​ now what is you going to do@@selcoin8435

[@mariasworld224]

When I first listened to this, I was in my grandmas kitchen and we were baking together. We made a trifle and some roast potatoes and they were absolutely amazing. I just remember this because This came on the radio whilst I was decorating the trifle. It will always be a memory I will hold and whenever I listen to this it reminds me of my grandma :)

[@andreawhite3009]

I love this so much.

[@니다-o3g]

We come from different countries, but music connects us as one.

[@user-qh8nh7oe6d]

What a beautiful memory for you.

[@macesq]

Thank you for sharing such a beautiful memory. It is really wonderful how music can shape our experiences.

[@Bach1685]

I don't know any composers which can touch me to the depth of my soul as like as Chopin. Every time I listen to Ballade no.1 g minor, nocturne c# minor,nocturne b-flat minor,piano concerto e minor I crying, because it's incredible spectrum of emotions, depression,hope. This the reason why I love Chopin so much. Thank you so much for this emotional interpretation, bravo 👏

[@mightymaniac8712]

Absolutely fantastic interpretation. One of the best interpretations I’ve ever heard of any Chopin piece.

[@Kassiapiano]

Thank you!!:)💕

[@tsfiru8093]

Noah Guldager, have u heard Garry Ohlson?

[@mightymaniac8712]

ts firu I don’t think so, but I’ll give it a listen at some point

[@rivernorton6031]

ever heard of Rousseau's youtube channel?

[@rivernorton6031]

@TheTage Show what did you say? i cant hear you sorry

[@ashleig309]

0:24 absolutely love this part

[@punnachaioam1123]

agreed🥰

[@danielchin7310]

check out evermore from beauty and the beast, it has the same melody

[@brandonralphs1717]

@@danielchin7310 I listened but I don’t hear the melody there. You’re talking about the Josh Groban track?

[@jadenmosley9366]

Agreed😌

[@joaotedesco2401]

This interpretation is just perfect. In a world where everyone keeps speeding up the tempo of songs for it to look "cooler", listening to a heartfelt, calm, emotionally deep version like this one is a true privilege.

[@yulebones]

It is so rare to find a pianist play it with this tempo, but I think this piece shines that way. Your interpretation is *exactly* how I feel it should sound. Absolutely beautiful.

[@stefanosvasileiadis2732]

This start...It's so special. And you handled it so well with emotion. Not the usual speed but i like it. Happy to see your channel growing. You're talented!

[@Kassiapiano]

Thank you!!💕

[@itz_serenie3200]

Very talented indeed!

[@BeeeBM]

Astonishing performance! The slightly slower interpretation works so well with this piece! Stunning!

[@Kassiapiano]

Thank you!!💕

[@davesmith4375]

Everyone mentions the part around the 030 part but the last thirty seconds breaks my heart every single time as I’m holding my dying mothers hand by her bedside . No other single piece of music in all my 53 years has evoked such raw , pure emotion and sadness as the final minute of this piece . Beautifully played .

[@AlfredoHernándezOvando]

Usted tiene 54? Oh la mísma edad que mi mamá (tengo 13 años ). Me gustaría que ha mi familia le gustará está música en lo personal me gusta a mi por eso me eh aprendido algunos segúndos de la canción con éxito

[@AlejandroMS67]

those last several bars really burn, that rallentando and a key change just before the final closing chords, so sublime, absolutely ethereal

[@edstervedster]

The way you play the start with both hands flowing so independently, so beautiful!

[@ohadshushan5588]

are you kidding me the part at 4:15, when you think chopin will go back to the main melody, and suddenly going to this silent part oh man, everytime i listen to that part im on a brink of tears, what a fucking genius.

[@PianoScenesMoviesandSeries]

That is actually amazingly well composed.

[@jonnysongs]

No reason to use vulgarity

[@Lia-kw6gi]

This doesn't sound or look to hard, but when you start to play it the key signature is a NIGHTMARE.

[@quake4313]

if you are working on this piece can you tell me what parts are you having trouble with, because after i finish the piece im currently learning i will move to this one. Thanks

[@jadefoo455]

quaque if you aren’t good with octaves, you should do some exercises. However, the main part of this piece (IMO) is the interprétations and dynamics. :)

[@quake4313]

@@jadefoo455 what kind of octaves exercises do you have in mind

[@kitasa2877]

i am working on this one and the key signatures is like ........

[@fryderykchopin9081]

Stop being a wuss Lia! It’s easy!

[@lunazurc3299]

It’s like a combination of horror, sadness, and uplifting music. Good job!!! Buen Trabaho!! Muy bien rendimiento!!

[@Kassiapiano]

Thank you, Nhul ! :)

[@objectivitycave11]

kinda like this movie we are living in.. horrific and sad. if you have a spirit connection, wow, what an uplift

[@clvsidy]

Why horror

[@zeynepguven5085]

@@clvsidy The horror is when you try to play this and realize its actually way more difficult than it sounds but not giving up but then being stuck on this piece for two months still struggling to fit eleven notes in six beats or twenty in twelve. Speaking from experience here lol

[@abbyolson60]

It's a whole love story.

[@hannastaszak1684]

Chopin to najpiękniejsza spuścizna dla ludzkości. Dziękuję.

[@ТатьянаШапшай-и9ж]

Музыкальный рассказ -откровение.взгляд из прошлого - трогательный и прекрасный.Мелодия " красноречиво" передаёт воспоминания - нежные, грустные, светлые, радостные, которые очень знакомы и понятны каждому из нас. Спасибо за встречу с настоящим искусством!🌸🏵️

[@zoltano_cortez]

This is so beautifully interpretted I can't stop playing it. I absolutely love the part at 0:24-0:32, I could loop these 8 seconds for eternity and enjoy every moment 💖

[@handznet]

Thats the best part if the noctutne would develop this idea same as 9 2 it could have been one of the best. But the middle long part is quite repetitive and not so exciting.

[@Notna-e5s]

@@handznet first time I was listening I kept waiting and waiting for that passage to reappear but it never did, the main idea of the middle passage felt like a tease for it

[@adithyanadilakshmi.m.remes504]

The best musical experience I had!! Eternal satisfaction on hearing..

[@brawln9550]

I agree why is it such a small part :/

[@mysteriousdoge1298]

@@handznet Yeah I guess I'm not the only one who thinks this part is the best and wished it would repeat later but it never does.

[@nicholasong2833]

Chopin's music will live forever.

[@FruityGarlic227]

Everytime i listen to this piece i can feel every note entering my soul.

[@lennon992]

Poetic comment

[@judymiles7186]

The very best comment ever!

[@whimsical3507]

words cannot describe how beautifully this piece was played, it's far greater than immaculate.

[@ultrainstinct7429]

4:40 listen to that left hand for next 10 seconds....no words r enough to admire such melody

[@hachimanhikigaya2339]

Just checked your channel. You seem like a chopin fan. Please make a ballade no. 1 in g minor whenever you can. I genuinely want hear your rendition.

[@octave11thpianist58]

It’s been 8 months :(

[@YouTube5vck5]

@@octave11thpianist58 If they hadn't already learned it before that comment, then most likely they're still working on it. It's a Henle 8, and it's 9 minutes long (depending on who plays it, obviously). I would say that it takes people at least 10 months to learn, and some people said that it took them a year. My cousin said it took him a little more than 10 months to learn, and he's as skilled as they are. So, I'd say give it some more time and don't give up hope!

[@maxmax-dw4me]

@@KZbin5vck5 have you seen how skilled she is?

[@sonorouspiano2225]

@@octave11thpianist58 9 now. 😢

[@Kaos__]

GraveEndeavor who the fuck is they

[@flippystudios7933]

After a couple months, I'm nearing the end of learning this piece. Quite satisfying to learn, and very fun to play! Thank you for your recording it helped out lots!

[@FarazKhan-mb1it]

I wish chopin should have lived longer.😞😞.

[@Royalskunk974]

Imagine the masterpieces he would've done if he lived longer Life is unfair sometimes

[@comedyfriendsenglish]

@@Royalskunk974 But maybe he wouldn't have composed the way he did if his life was less miserable. As dumb as it sounds.

[@yogurtsplace]

@@comedyfriendsenglish yes, living longer with his conditions is just.. miserable

[@yogurtsplace]

@@finderrio He suffered from pericarditis, a rare complication of chronic tuberculosis, but I might be wrong.

[@uwotm8641]

Un homme triste the beautiful flowers always get picked, you know what I mean

[@astailgonsama7852]

I started crying with the three first notes, I was really touched with your interpretation!! Definitely awesomee!!!!!!

[@jonstewart464]

Me too!

[@kalypso439]

The melody from 0:24 to 0:32 really hits different. So sad that Chopin didnt include this certain melody into any parts of the nocturne but only the start.

[@andredias856]

This piece gives the feeling like if your would be in at a friday night, and start to think in all the things that make you suffer (until 1:37), and after something inside you starts to make you keep calm and just enjoy the little cold wind that the night brings to you. Then, after 4:57, you back to the reality, but ends knowing that everything is not just suffering, but you have some peace episodes too.

[@eenayeah]

Your touch is so soft and delicate... Wow. This is my new favorite performance of this on KZbin. Beautiful interpretation.

[@Kassiapiano]

Thank you!!:)💕

[@lyndanolan1491]

I'm teaching myself this now, and I like YOUR spin on it. You get loud and soft at the appropriate moments. That's exactly how I want my version to sound like.

[@Rinnegan127]

I love the way she changes the tile's colour each time it modulates.

[@TheMidnightwolf15]

Quite possibly one of my favorite piano pieces. You played this beautifully! I really liked the slower pace you played it in, I've heard played quite fast in the past, especially the beginning part. I love Chopin's nocturnes, I had a CD of these and they used to help me fall asleep when I was younger....they still do actually :)

[@folkert2938]

I really liked that he played it slower. I dont like this piece played fast

[@sega6924]

0:23 I love this part

[@emoli716]

the best part

[@qrator6882]

Best part is the beginning

[@allegrovivace6806]

@@qrator6882 Yeah, I love the beginning. It's haunting, like a place with no more hope. Some people play it faster, but I like it slower, as it loses that haunting vibe if it's played faster

[@Henri.d.Olivoir]

Who doesn't? This is the pinnacle of music

[@markuszfr]

Ikr. This part of this music was played in Endeavour(Crimes of Oxford),the little girl played it in a "haunted" mansion,doors shut,lights went out,and the girl was murdered. Since that I like this song.

[@huiwu7898]

There's just something about how you played it that nobody else could replicate! Good job!🎉🎉🎉

[@jonstewart464]

Why does this piece of music make me ball my eyes out? It's like someone sticking an electrode into the emotional centre of my brain and zapping the 'exquisite sadness' circuit at full blast. Your playing has a really devastating effect on me here - really, well done and thank you. Tremendously beautiful.

[@DJazium]

I keep coming back to this performance and observe the mastery in its phrasing and dynamics. There is so very much to learn here.

[@reynandr.w.279]

Those polyrhythms get me every single time

[@bhooshanpandit1344]

Is it the 1:38 part?

[@amj.composer]

@@bhooshanpandit1344 You get a 11 against 6 polyrhythm in literally the second bar.

[@oZiinCx]

@@bhooshanpandit1344 0:14

[@kierantisdall7721]

@@bhooshanpandit1344 im pretty sure 1:38 isnt even polyrythms, they all seem together. if anything there is like 1 or 2 ornaments

[@marcosaguirre5222]

@@kierantisdall7721 Not sure if you got the wrong timestamp, as the secondary theme of this piece contains no polyrhythms.

[@yosoyandy.l673]

Recently, I fell in love with a girl and I could hear this piece in my head every time I thought about her. Now she has a boyfriend and I have developed a big depression, but I remember this piece fondly.

[@catpoisonlover]

My crush got a girlfriend 💀

[@ФирсаА]

😂😂😂😂 man you will laugh at yourself shortly

[@st0rminecraft62]

@@ФирсаА💯% 😓

[@thuynnhat]

?Sksa ohw

[@Caiothian]

Like...literally every single time I want to listen to something like this, all the recordings you can find (usually on tape) have some kind of problem. Yours are perfect. Thank you.

[@i_am_B-and]

this polish man sure does know how to cook up a good tune

[@fryderykchopin9081]

Hell yeah!

[@Isa-tn7ex]

Fryderyk Chopin Fryderyk senpaiiiiiii

[@matthewsarsam8920]

The rhythm is actually insane

[@ludwigvan125]

You make it look so easy. I tried learning this piece a long time ago, and I can tell you, the opening and closing passages are very hard. The melodic middle sections are a bit easier, but by no means a cakewalk. Well done, though.

[@koumusic2600]

My favorite nocturne played very well.

[@sinestesiagarcia8484]

hmm not really. sounds a bit cold for me. better interpretations out there

[@ludwiggalaxy4277]

Sinestesia Garcia Ok so why are you watching this and comment it’s bad

[@koumusic2600]

Sinestesia Garcia Oh no, you might have misunderstood. I’m just stating that this nocturne is my favorite from Chopin’s nocturne repertoire and that the pianist just played it well. Sorry for the confusion.

[@koumusic2600]

Ludwig Galaxy It’s fine, no harm done.

[@koumusic2600]

TruecallawayX16 I agree, but I also apologize for creating this confusion.

[@DisHammerhand]

This one has such a soaring quality. I love it.

[@louiseparis4754]

I love this piece; it’s very challenging, but I’m determined to learn it. I’m ver determined to learn this piece, and I’m so so grateful for this person playing it on the keyboard, so I can the fingering right; I am getting tips from online teachers I have subscribed to

[@imaginary8168]

I love how you played it. It gave me goose bumps at some moments!

[@ForALittleSupport]

Beautiful my friends, beautiful

[@MicheleG1989_]

To play this piece, at this pace, without sounding flat or boring, the pianist must be incredibly talented! I personally prefer this piece played just a tad faster, but this interpretation gave me completely different vibes from the more usual presentation. Thank you!

[@jonetsuhana4523]

I know it is not related the original emotion of this music but it motivates me when I get overwhelmed. I'm a biology student and this was the piece that one of my best friends played when we first met in the science camp when we were in high school. It reminds me of why I chose this major and how passionate and curious I am about the whole universe. Thanks for bringing all the good memories back :)

[@Gabi-we1ff]

My fav Chopin Nocturne!! Extraordinary performance Kassia, love it!!

[@StephenPiano]

I love this nocturne! And I love your interpretation, to me it tells a story and you played it just as I imagine it!💕

[@meher7060]

It’s so outrageously beautiful that I don’t have any other words to describe it!!

[@makoch95]

when I her this I want to cry, but i can’t. because there is still hope in this melody. I think this is what Chopin wanted to tell us and you translated those emotions perfectly. Thank you very much.

[@asdf8331]

강약조절하는거 너무 좋아요ㅜㅜㅜ화려한 연주도 좋지만 느리고 감성적인게 더 제 취향인 것 같아요💓

[@LordThanos-tv9lg]

Beautiful piece of music by Chopin. Classical music just hits different

[@themonkeygodgoku4620]

I know Nocturne Op.9 No.2 is more famous than this (based on my observations) but ahhh this is also beautiful. Can't even explain how beautiful this masterpiece is.

[@sodaflat]

this piece sounds like a spirit is gently whispering into your ears. Beautiful!

[@berniceho3792]

Wow, I love this version! Rubato, tempo, everything works so well here

[@DerekMusic13]

I know it isnt a competition, but your pieces next to rosseau are a no-brainer which one of you plays with real passion and love for the music. You're absolutely incredible and the feel you have in every single piece blows me away. I have dabbled in this one and you motivate me to be better. Thank you so much.

[@DerekMusic13]

@@Syzygizing you're right. I didn't mean to imply passion vs no passion, just Kassia's playing is so beautiful. I dont find Rousseau to have the same feeling behind it. I believe Rousseau uses multiple pianists and each performance is different(?). Kassia just seems a step ahead of the other visual style players on youtube.

[@DerekMusic13]

@@Syzygizing I do=)

[@modgrip805]

I have just started learning the piano at 40. Can't wait to get to Chopin!

[@boazlinn2581]

Hell yeah

[@katedundas6218]

I learned this piece for my final high school piano performance and people in the audience were crying by the end. Chopin was such an astounding composer

[@Deadpool-me4er]

Incredibly well done. I love your interpretation of this piece.

[@ivan-qp4mi]

Chopin is the GOAT, but you are a true artist yourself Kassia... GREAT performance!

[@schwammweiler]

Das ist so wunder wunder schön. Das berührt mich. Vielen Dank.

[@PsulOrtiz]

Loved everything this video has going for it. Including the fingerings with the pink lines.

[@waynepiano]

Kassia - your interpretations for all pieces that you've performed on your KZbin channel have been amazing, soulful, and pleasantly spontaneous. There is not one video where I did not feel inspired, and this Chopin video was nothing short of beauty. As someone who's learned and played this piece almost everyday when practicing, I appreciate your in-depth exploration of this piece and why this particular Nocturne is one of my most favorite pieces and personal Thank you for continuing to share music with us all. I remember writing something about audio before in another one of your videos. Please keep up the great work on this aspect as it really complements your music-making side well with your keyboard. Looking forward to more!

[@innuendo8289]

the right hand octaves section is so beatiful... i really love the op 9

[@DangerRussDayZ6533]

I loved the slowed down interpretation. I was teaching myself this song awhile back but lost patience with learning the timing on those early runs.

[@vladkorepanov3974]

So effortless. I like that I can see the hands too. If I could learn music like this when I was a kid I think I would have stuck with it. But now 20 years later I am relearning to play. I Just want to play for my moma again. I think it made her happy way back when, and thanks for your vids I will play for her ones more.

[@crazystuff8898]

We need musicians like you.

[@chair8833]

0:14 my favorite part

[@snowflakes0320]

That’s a amazing interpretation!! So beautiful to watch and hear!!! I absolutely love it!!! You deserve way MOOOOOOOORE subscribe!!!

[@hello-gh4lr]

I just finished this beauty of piece pretty easy but beautiful thanks to you for giving me a type tutorial to know to play it in emotions thanks Kassia.

[@THEcucufate]

Your piano has lights that illuminate the keys and your hands? Beautiful music and to watch.

[@utmrootspianokeyboard7467]

My heart❤ melted. 😌. Feel so relaxed. Chopin was a great pianist. Never going to forget him... Your hands are so sweet. I loved the way you played... I feel so relexed I was so in stress. Now I m cool after listening this . Thank you🌹❤🙏 Have a lovely life. God bless you. Thank you so much.

[@이삐질]

Chopin made the legendary nocturne... I tried it, but it is very difficult! It looked not difficult, but real practice is... you probably know.

[@ClassicalFrederic]

Are you sure?

[@이삐질]

​@@ClassicalFredericare u youtuber?

[@SOVXA-fr9hf]

Chopin, the muse of the lonely, captures solitude in every note, offering a bittersweet solace to hearts adrift in introspection….

[@zazazebee]

Your touch is fantastic! Wonderful performance!

[@AlejandroMS67]

This brought me to tears. The good kind. The interpretation and speed are masterful, and I think this slightly slower pace compared to other interpretations heightens the emotionality, and adds space where it was lacking. The composition by Chopin has a meditative, almost sacrosanct holiness to it not unlike Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata, though the Sonata takes me skyward more towards an outer kind of space, whereas this Nocturne takes me inward, more towards inner space. Both are good, both are necessary.

[@IslandInsanity]

I’d need two brains, one for each hand, to play this. Glad people like you exist!

[@JannesBio]

Magical. So sad and relaxed. It is so basic, but you make it better than all this playing! Gretings from germany!

[@Kassiapiano]

Thank you, Jano! I confirmed this comment now.:)💕

[@LolLol-rr7zu]

you are beautiful the way you play is just so meaningful, you put so much of yourself and even you don’t realize it every note you play feels and means something

[@thomas789-x8l]

I love this piece, I discovered Chopin with this piece and started playing piano for it. I love your piano interpretations, too, they're played really well: I listen to you when I've to study. Sorry for my lousy English but I'm from Italy, and in my country English teaching is really really messed up to say the least. Keep it Up!

[@adityagandhi5040]

The polyrhythms in this piece make me flinch but then i regret because this is the best version of this piece out there

[@musicaterapia9385]

Que música mais linda. E pensar que a maioria da população não tem a sensibilidade para gostar deste tipo de música.

[@jeanthornton234]

Fantastic music, I could listen to it all night, thank you.

[@Chonkey949]

If Chopin would have been alive for just a little longer what kind of music could have been added to this beautiful genre

[@-soro-4875]

ラジオドラマ「グリーンレクイエム（新井素子の小説）」で初めて聞いた。とても素敵なピアノ曲です。 I heard it for the first time in the radio drama "Green Requiem (Motoko Arai's novel)". Very nice piano music.

[@tigeruppercut3934]

Thanks for this. This nocturne is insanely fun to play. I’ve got it so close. Gonna go through this tutorial to memorize when it’s quiet and when to get loud, which you absolutely nailed in this performance. It’s really hard to play the left hand of the middle section quietly.

[@IslandInsanity]

I can’t stop watching. Beautiful! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

[@xejashtondejesus1592]

0:27 - 0:42 is so beautiful!!!

[@netroalex5209]

@Julius Vino this guy got it

[@wangterry475]

@Julius Vino yeah *EVERYTHING is beautiful*

[@sparklegirl1006]

I love your icon ❤️

[@kimmyrowles2956]

This is a visual representation of how I hear this composition. Thank you

[@rithishsivakumar5097]

Fact is you dont need language to listen to this

[@segmentsAndCurves]

Actually one: music

[@PedroScursel]

é isso!

[@danialadilkhan3867]

Another Fact:You need ears to listen to this

[@gabygabytoy5612]

Music is a language on its own

[@nickole4458]

This is so beautiful... I fall in love immediately with it when I first listened my piano teach played....and I've played it again and again

[@allenclark2810]

I have found that your interpretation is by far the best I have ever heard... Honest to god most pianists play this way too fast... Slow is best for this one, incredible job!

[@darcya7991]

I love this speed too. I'm working on trying to get my expression closer to this