Chopin Nocturne Op.9 No.2 (Arthur Rubinstein)

[@hurrikane5562]

Rubinstein’s expression is so effortless it’s as he is composing it right on the spot instead of just “interpreting” it. A lot of other pianists play Chopin very consciously and carefully and you can tell, but Rubinstein sounds like he’s just playing it without thinking at all and I think that’s why his Chopin is so spectacular.

[@MarcAmengual]

YES

[@alfredoviera2280]

Es la más bella ejecución!

[@blapask]

TRAUM.

[@osx86x]

Definitely this version one of my favourite pieces, you can 'feel' the notes rising and falling with such expression

[@activatewindows]

Well said.

[@notgerbl]

This song is the story of being so honest, and pure, and innocent in a world of uncertainty and conquest, only to learn of the ultimate truth of reality over time, through loss, through love, through fatigue, through realizations. And then taking that emotional understanding and transcending such a predicament into sounds that express the deepest emotions with such clarity.. such depth that i think of this as the song of life. For i have never had such an array of emotions felt towards a single musical piece. Chopin... you WILL live forever.

[@JarrettLove]

Beautifully said, my friend.

[@HelenaWilliams8696]

Very sentimental & well interprated. It gives a better understanding of this unique song. Thanks for sharing Alex.

[@TheNiceguy1156]

Your high m8

[@xcc100]

You wot m8, 1v1 me with out flash scrub.

[@riversandstones1644]

Cringed hardly at "song".

[@GiantPetRat]

Sometimes, classical music is so beautiful it hurts. It hurts, but I adore it.

[@kvi8249]

What the fuck does that even mean

[@koalacandy7992]

+Spoderman xD

[@funkydown]

get urself some painkillers m9

[@lookoutforKURT]

+Araxie Rose this is form the romantic period ;)

[@GiantPetRat]

Well, yes. They did name the periods rather confusingly, didn't they?

[@juh4664]

Imagine this piece being played in a lone space station in the middle of nowhere. The year is fifty billion years ahead of us. Some music will last forever.

[@caseyharrington4947]

I love the ideas we have of creating satellites not for research put just in the hope than another species may enjoy our knowledge of art

[@VisboerAnton]

+Casey Harrington already done, voyager

[@VisboerAnton]

+Casey Harrington already done, voyager

[@caseyharrington4947]

+emlmm88 I like the idea that somewhere along the line we'll learn to control gravitational fields and energy to the point where we can artificially produce then. Also can it be accelerating considering it's already expanding at the speed of pure energy?

[@emlmm88]

+Casey Harrington Well regardless of whether it's comforting or not, the idea is astronomically improbable at best, and downright delusional at worst. 50 billion years is massive! Like so long that we as feeble humans can't even comprehend that kind of time scale. Even if some remnant of the biological systems that we associate with the word "human" now are still in existence by that time, they are going to be completely unrecognizable as humans. Music as we hear it might not even mean anything to a descendant of humanity that far down the line. It might just be incoherent noise. I deleted my previous comment because I realized I got my timeline wrong. Although the Stelliferous era will end within the next 9 billion years, and the net entropy of the universe will be coming into full swing (which, by the way, means that all waveforms will eventually become so low energy as to not allow for music anyway), the dark age, as in the age where the cosmic expansion is so great as to prohibit _any_ interaction will take place after 1 x 10^98 years, which is a ridiculous amount of time longer. Honestly it's just going to be numbers to us anyway; we're not built to even conceive of such values.

[@mymicks21]

Best recording of the piece in my opinion.

[@IXXKHChrisXXI]

C Delany Rubinstein is the best, that's why.

[@mrnarason]

C Delany Like your opinion really matters.

[@IXXKHChrisXXI]

***** By that logic, no one has a worthwhile opinion.

[@katebravo6584]

Absolutely

[@markusg4546]

C Delany Agree

[@lindar1043]

This is arguably the most beautiful piece every written. It is timeless.

[@Corbinst]

The definition of timeless

[@ruthlessrays9761]

god this is my favorite composition ever. I thank chopin for creating this masterpiece.

[@realykid]

The thing with Chopin is that when you hear the piece you're like "Oh, I can play that." But then you look at the sheet music and you die.

[@musicstewart9744]

realykid And to ponder memorizing the whole thing!

[@chrisbaines5152]

Apologize for resurrecting a super old comment, but this is definitely one of the easier nocturnes to play- as far as the notes are concerned. On the other hand- as far as playing it with the right expression, feeling, musicality, etc.- that's the hard part about this and there's limitless potential to continue to improve on that aspect of it.

[@rrrrrrig]

This is not hard. I have been playing piano for 1 year and my techaer said that i could play it with a practice. Yeah, it yet sound like shit but is something.

[@matikbe]

@@chrisbaines5152 very true, I can play this note wise, but playing it beautifuly is soo difficult

[@yhanna4066]

My music are easy

[@bencesolymar6494]

i usually listen to metal and rock but this is the most awesome piece of music i have heard iin my life

[@AXOLOTLKINQ]

no u

[@ulix4]

nothing else matters;

[@georgigeorgiev6183]

You were ao emotunaly touched you put 2 i's

[@xerthus345]

I am sick... i always listen to classic rock. But i'm a classical pianist in love with Chopin pieces..

[@nightmarefury9308]

I love death metal and I am a classical pianist myself. U and I have the same interests lol.

[@meredith218461]

This interpretation is simply spot on. Beautifully expressive without being sentimental.

[@Jipzorowns]

perfectly played, isnt it?

[@mrnarason]

All romantic era music is basically sentimental so..

[@Jipzorowns]

***** some butcher it

[@bloodborne_pc_2025]

This type of music is supposed to be sentimental... And I dont see why that would ever be a bad thing. It's supposed to evoke emotion.

[@emilyla6415]

Adam Anwar I think that he means it moves, like no ridiculous crescendos and ritard, etc. you don't need to go full Wagner on it The interpretation is moving forward, not dragging in tempo,even though it has an element of reminiscence in it, it feels like "here I am now...isn't it funny how it's all happened?" and however expressive it is, it isn't longing, or really dragging, or begging, just...like someone walking on. but I mean, it can be interpreted in a number of ways of course.

[@henrylois3200]

Chopin's music touches my heart in such a special way. I've been listening classical music for so long now, and this is still one of my favourites. Whenever I listen to this, I feel like everything is just fine, no worries....everything is just so perfectly fine....

[@jasmynesartstudio]

For some reason, this song makes me think of all the good times I have had and will continue to have with my mother until one of us passes. She has a beautiful soul

[@IMANOOBSHOOTME]

This is a truly beautiful piece and I'm happy to have found it.

[@Imalansir]

You're pic......... It scares me........ expand dong

[@Severus1AJ]

Alan Valladares *Your

[@Severus1AJ]

***** You're means you are.... try to put it in the sentence.. *You are* pic..... it scares me.... expand dong

[@Severus1AJ]

***** Nah ur wrong... it's your...

[@TheFatbip]

***** Go to hell troll.

[@stevepinzon8614]

What a work of beauty, im a seventh grader playing the piano and i would adore this piece if i ever had a chance to play it, this piece hits me in the feels and makes me just want to think about my life from the past when i was smaller, made me cry the first time i ever heard it

[@bexpring]

best of luck to you, 5 years ago Steve

[@epicaunleashed8764]

A Chelsea fam with taste? Now that's rare. Best of luck to you.

[@heidi9341]

My mother played this, and my grandmother and I would meditate on its beauty, and how much we loved her for the moment we shared. It is so beautiful... even the tricky parts for her were so beautiful...❤

[@malokreatywny]

When I hear this peace, I feel the strings in my soul resonate to it. This is so uplifting, so calming, so breathtaking. It makes me proud to be a human being when human beings can create such beauty. Hats of to the great Chopin and to the great Rubinstein as well.

[@WesCoastPiano]

"Chopin is the greatest of them all, for with the piano alone he discovered everything." - Claude Debussy

[@joyceblodgett163]

So, so beautiful!! I cannot even begin to imagine the neurons firing in Chopin's brain as he played such magnificent pieces. Just lovely...

[@Iamlegend91]

You have a very good imagination! Consider creating something wonderful using it. Cheers. :)

[@starshipism]

Everything in the piece seems so... real. Like every single emotion that has been felt by a human is in it. Loneliness to fears. Happiness to live. reality becomes a fantasy in this piece like it was made for that reason. I cannot even! Chopin you amaze the heck out of me like the 10 year old I was.

[@ZoddGuts]

***** People still say that? Thought they stopped doing that 3 years ago, probably some old dude pretending to be a teen. Eww.

[@Dovahcake1]

ZoddGuts Or a 7 year old acting like a youtuber

[@thadesplatter5080]

This is what every one needs a peace in modern day life...This is what Chopin meant to write.

[@jonaiarahui7540]

Because every emotion was/is real, everything you feel when listening to music. It's so lovely, when I listen to almost any classical piece of music it's as if the music is speaking to me, a painting is being painted in my head, a book is being written, you know what i mean? It really is something special.

[@gimonoko]

ZoddGuts WHAT DID HE SAY? THE SUSPENSE IS KILLING ME Ayaka Ari Ikr. When I play this song on my piano I feel the same way. It's like sorrow and happiness at the same time.

[@courtneymoore]

I will never tire of this piece. Such quality.

[@anastasiabass3220]

Wow. Much composure, many Chopin Nocturn, many Athur. 0.0

[@maestrotheoretically519]

This is the piece that got me into classical music. Thank you, Chopin and~ Maestro Rubenstein - my inspiration and pleasure

[@donquesewilliamswilliams3497]

This is Romanticist, not classical, about 100-200 difference.

[@maestrotheoretically519]

@@donquesewilliamswilliams3497 classical referring to the entire genre of music . I know that its romantic. But I chose to use classical instead as, this is the piece of music that opened my eyes to the whole genre. Please don't be nitpicky

[@donquesewilliamswilliams3497]

@@maestrotheoretically519 As a Musician it doesn't go to well with alot of people, and i've become just like them.

[@maestrotheoretically519]

@@donquesewilliamswilliams3497 ok, well... I'm a classical composer/pianist and, I've never heard anyone complain about that so??? Idk

[@ericshan6041]

This piece never gets old. Every time I return to it, it sounds fresh, new and beautiful.

[@enigmamind9379]

This is one of the first pieces to bring tears to my eyes through simply the music. A simple piano that expresses such emotion and speaks of peace, hope, and exploration. It's beautiful.

[@KaityKat117]

that had to be... The most beautiful interpretation of this piece... I have ever had the pleasure of hearing....

[@ajsaysay]

So beautiful that it feels nostalgic

[@JoshuaSobel]

Oh, hi XD

[@Mintcubes]

Utterly sublime. Chopin is certainly the poet of the piano.

[@eliminatorxx713xx]

I always feel like crying when I listen to this, it's so peaceful. No other song can do this even those with words.

[@Pythonaria]

I wonder what Frederic Chopin would say if he knew his music was more popular today than when he wrote it nearly 169 years ago. Beautiful music like this will never die.

[@jackylen57]

Dès que j'écoute Chopin, les larmes me viennent aux yeux !!!! Merci

[@marandrielumali490]

Listening to this piece is pure bliss. It takes me to a world where no other music could.

[@elihernandez8944]

I'm a very young boy but when hearing this beautiful piece of music it makes me feel old and wise the song itself puts so many different emotions in just one piece of paper and every note feels like its telling a story. This song has made me think of sad memories and happy ones I can finally understand why I should be thankful I'm a human because if I wasn't I wouldn't be able to hear this beautiful song and I got sad when it came to the end this truly is a masterpiece

[@penislicker9093]

"age isnt about what you are, its about what you feel"-J. Epstein

[@empireentertainmentevents1353]

this is too beautiful for words to describe. CHOPIN really nailed it with this incredible piece. I can only imagine how flabbergasted Brahms, Listz, Schumann, Verdi, Tchaikovsky and all the great composers who are contemporaries of CHOPIN must have been when they heard this jaw dropping piece. Too beautiful....

[@hellochelseaj]

Truly amazing how a piece like this can simultaneously evoke so many lovely and heart wrenching emotions without a single word. To vividly see all the wonderful parts of life play out while listening to this with eyes closed..that is music/art.

[@irvingcardenas273]

Y es aquí cuando todos como hermanos que somos, nos unimos por amor a las música. And this is where we're all like brothers , we are united by love of music.

[@_cupcake_9077]

shiiii :3

[@luigui8843]

Concuerdo.

[@antonyjosephgamezmendoza1415]

Exacto

[@UnitedXpL]

Chiii

[@themightytrainthurnax6613]

Who else is jamming to classics like this during these trying times in 2020?

[@RobertJMitchell2012]

I'm making the best of a diabolical time and re-learning this one now. We're in stage 4 lockdown here.

[@DiaVaza]

Always have been and always will, friend.

[@Julessian]

This piece is amazing! It's so calming, I can't imagine anyone not feeling a sense of peacefulness because of this piece. I'm sad that not many people appreciate pieces like this, I really hope that classical music will be popular again in the industry of music someday.

[@danasumova6581]

Překrásné, mistru Rubinsteinovi bylo 78 let a hraje nebesky krásně... Děkuji. Zdravím z Rakovnicka z České republiky.

[@lukelangford3953]

time to get noc-turned up

[@ricktimmermans1552]

For real dude xD

[@dongjie4353]

Luke

[@dongjie4353]

Luke Langford Poo

[@AlyssaMartiniMusic]

Luke Langford all my years playing piano and never thought of this hahah im about to start telling this to all my students

[@sauarkrokur818]

Luke Langford made my fucking day

[@claudioprado389]

It hurts your soul and fill your mind with beauty and wonderful feelings

[@HelenaWilliams8696]

An emotional and harmonic melody, it is so peaceful it sparks the mind of emotions to contemplate many aspects of life. A simply wonderful captivating musical treasure. A theme left by Chopin for eternity to be appreciated by future generations.

[@paulbyrnesrmt2929]

The right hand and soprano voicing is sublime. The clarity and recording are spectacular. A master

[@howardbancan160]

This piece, this beautiful fucking piece motivates me to play piano, and just focus on the joyful things in life rather than be stressed over exams and people

[@IrisMartinez-sr2gl]

Qué belleza!! Ese hombre fue uno de los genios de la música! Siguiendo el pentagrama, parece algo tan simple... pero es todo lo contrario. Chopin fue la especialidad de Rubinstein, no cualquiera tiene o tuvo esa expresividad. Es magnífico escuchar ese PPP logrado como pocos. Toca los trinos, mordentes o lo que sea, tan usados por Chopin y por Mozart, como si nada, como quien tamborilea la mesa, jaja! Genial... Sublime...

[@romano9828]

estoy de acuerdo contigo en que chopin fue un genio musical con esa expresividad que tu dices , agregándole nostálgica en lo particular , pero creo que al ver el pentagrama como tu lo llamas, que realmente eso que se ve en la imagen son dos pentagramas uno con clave de sol y otro con clave de fa , a uno solo se le llama pentagrama y a los en conjunto se les denomina sistema , y creo que con solo ver la partitura se ve que es una pieza difícil ya que tiene figuras complicada y lleva acordes muy separados entre si , y también estoy de acuerdo contigo en que nunca habrá nadie como el y es magnifico.

[@elviratje1997]

I'm writing a paper about the French 19 century painter Delacroix and his love for music. Chopin was his best friend, composer-wise. :)

[@zdorovye_smolodu]

исполнение классика. ....... Не зря как оказывается Рубинштейн считается лучшим исполнителем Шопена. Предельно ясно и благородно исполнено во всей полноте всех смыслов. Полная гармония. Спасибо что выложено на видео такое исполнение. В хорошем качестве. И с нотным текстом. От души благодарю. 4 минуты такой музыки снимают с души все печали и боль.

[@dexf5870]

Elegance and loveliness distilled. Bravo Arthur Rubinstein! An affecting, ardent interpretation.

[@szywski5940]

Maybe it's not very important for you all but he was polish so his name is Artur, not arthur. He played amazingly and i'm proud of that I went to Artur Rubinstein primary school in Bydgoszcz, Poland. Peace

[@HearthingTV]

A fact of which you should be most proud!

[@piotrpastrana231]

Fryderyk Franciszek Chopin die in 1849 so...

[@szywski5940]

So?

[@carlsberg24]

xCopy xCat Yeah, sure. Just like the 3,500,000 other Jewish people who lived and prospered in Poland at the time. Somehow they gravitated to this "anti-semitic" country that harbored them for centuries when no other nation would take them in.

[@HearthingTV]

Good Lord. This is Frederic Fucking Chopin . Can we just enjoy the music without the nonsense?

[@textingstoryfr9666]

i love you chopin😢😢😰

[@yourbestfriend194]

i love you baby ...you r so HOT!!!

[@Elegant_Owl]

Licenciado Motta, fucking weirdo.

[@jagirinawa61]

Owl, I was also going to say it, but it seems you made it better.

[@Rupnisha1400]

I'm sorry but he can't hear you.

[@yhanna4066]

@@Rupnisha1400 oh I'm reading her comment right now

[@fryingwiththeantidote2486]

There's something so special about his music, it really defies all logic, helps me put my guard down. Sometimes we forget what life is really about and let our anxieties fester.... its music's job to remind us

[@suegha]

This is, quite simply, a great performance! I love his interpretation!

[@ugahur]

My piano cries with this piece and make my soul suspire

[@Half-HeartHero]

Imagine This Year: 788,916,038 AD Location: Small Quiet Space Station about 4,000 Lightyears from earth A young astronaut views the nearest star outside of a window while this song plays throughout the station. The soothing music reminds him of how peaceful space can be.

[@NoahJohnson1810]

lol let's see if humans last that long

[@slayveofleeberty4600]

sadly we won't see

[@Populous3Tutorials]

only chopin will, cuz hes immortal :>

[@Strangeship1997]

Half-Heart Hero longer that cos humans will prob blow themselves up or piss some1 off and they blow humans up lol

[@reimakousei793]

Bach: The guy that inspired classical music Mozart: The most famous Child prodigy Beethoven: One of the most famous composer and inspiring Chopin: The most despair and sadness in his life and is the most melodic composer Liszt: The virtuoso of his time, even of all time Rachmaninoff: The most dramatic and loudest composer Debussy: The most imaginative composer with the talent to compose music as a painting Satie: Has the music and flow of France and Paris in his music Strauss Jr: Revolutionised the waltz and made the music his own What has music become? The simplecity of the baroque, the revolution of music in the classical, the romance and melodies of the romantic, and the paintings of music in the 1880-1905's. Where has it all gone? I wish one day, the greatness of classical music once emerges into the world once more and give the earth some peace and most important of all, music!

[@ExMyHeartOut]

I heard this in a horror movie called Hunger and for the life of me, I couldn't figure out the name of it. I searched high and low and asked around (because obviously I had no lyrics to look up), but I finally found the name of it and I'm so happy. I love this song so much. So much elegance and grace put into such a beautiful pattern of music-- I love it. Another great piece by the infamous Chopin!(:

[@zf5214]

This is one of my favorite pieces ever. I even have a music box of it!

[@nessaann27]

o.o that would be amazing to have.

[@zf5214]

For reference here is the one I bought: www.amazon.com/Nocturne-Flat-Major-Op-9-No-2/dp/B00RA43C40

[@nessaann27]

Thank you. I might get this.

[@AzureRT456]

LUCKY!

[@박지선-t1q]

I hope this music will last until the end of time

[@billding7073]

It already has.

[@MrTribalsun]

i think if there will be an end... this song should be the last one to play.

[@haeseongahn6856]

그랬으면 좋겠네요

[@godspeasant]

This is not difficult to play as a beginner even though I was very intimidated at first. It should not take longer than 3 months! A stunning masterpiece that is totally worth it!!

[@untitled55354]

This is the best interpretation that I've heard. Many that I heave heard seem to try to play it too fast which kinds of ruins the nuances of tempo changes and dynamics. This captures the essence of this piece. Thank you, Rubinstein.

[@MattieWilliamsy]

Oh, such gorgeous music... I love to play Chopin. It makes me so much more relaxed after a long, stressful day.

[@ginalities]

This version by Aurther is by far the best. I just bought this on Google Play and its so text book...this version here is played with emotion and passion...listen for yourself.

[@maryanneweston8457]

very beautiful

[@elisabethm.vanpol7967]

As a child, falling asleep, while my mother is playing this Nocturne.

[@anshou4301]

This song always had a nostalgic impression on me. As if it were a recollection of my childhood and was put into this single piece. The soothing sound of those piano keys, especially when it hits that first note. It honestly feels like you're flying up above. Life is peaceful and you're in utter bliss. Quite amazing, Chopin is a genius.

[@t3xo42]

who's watching this in 1801?

[@luisadrian4037]

me

[@lykegenes5867]

+Kelly Pro This didn't exist in 1801

[@Fleur-vp4qw]

+Alpha-Wolf no shit sherlock

[@lykegenes5867]

***** I meant the piece actually, but yeah. Both KZbin and this piece

[@ceciliamarche956]

me

[@_kz]

2:03 In this part, Major "IV"(fourth) chord changes to the parallel Minor "iv"(fourth) chord (It's called modulation/modal interchange), and it sounds dramatic, heart-broking, melancholic and absolutely beautiful..

[@ack7956]

Someone using music theory to further explain how Chopin's music is so wonderful? Impossible! (Barring those video essays about it)

[@jonathan130]

Chopin used that a lot. Especially in its 3rd inversion

[@3zzyascanBe]

Whenever I listen to a Chopin piece I always try to associate them with an emotion or feeling which, in this nocturne's case, is pure bliss or serenity in my opinion

[@cliohalpin2064]

There are some very excellent people here celebrating to this excellent song. Happy New Year and Happy Valentine's Day!

[@zuzannawisniewska4464]

Mozart, Beethoven and Chopin never died. They just became music...

[@icupo720]

RIP Candice. You will forever be missed. 😪

[@RockyStonester1]

who's candice?

[@lukeromero4952]

0:00

[@Jose-he7qh]

@@lukeromero4952 🤣

[@BryM.]

What a beautiful piece! And fun fact, this plays at the end of Muse's song "United States of Eurasia". (:

[@johncanfield50]

Years ago, while living in Northern Michigan, I developed a list of 160 'Musical Loves' from broadcasts heard over Interlaken Public Radio. Forgotten, I only rediscovered that list last week! Your wonderful recording has helped me realize why I included this nocturne. Thank you!

[@00lucyclare]

This is my favourite piano piece every, I will learn it some day

[@shabiyawibawa2304]

+Lucy Clare this is my favorite too!

[@josephd2259]

Can't really read notes and I'm damn proud I got to learn this piece.

[@kevinastraw]

When you listen to Chopin, you are feasting with the gods. Not the horrible gods of war and terror, but the gods of reason and civilisation, the gods of compassion and love, the gods all should worship if only they could escape the necessity of their impoverished existence.

[@songforthemute8087]

in my humble opinion, Rubinstein's nocturne interpretations are the best; they are the only ones that let me imagine

[@rodrigopalacios436]

No se necesitan palabras para crear un poema magnifico. gracias a las personas que comparten cultura, son de gran ayuda para el mundo. gracias

[@RPGHSGAMING]

Without "The evil within'i would never have found this masterpiece music,pity me~

[@younusmahmood4724]

3:44 these left hand notes are so beautiful

[@jasperjayrodavia5532]

This reminds me of the beautiful memories I had with the person I love. I hate it, it makes me cry. Certainly one of the most beautiful pieces I ever heard...

[@fabriciodmlima]

I'm a big metalhead and I enjoy really dark stuff. But sometimes I just want to take a break and listen to a more "sweet' and "calm" kind of sound

[@PianoSama]

Good choice

[@jackywong941]

My heart like a broken glass when i listening to this

[@Morslatke]

+Jacky Wong

[@victorhugomendozaarroyo2756]

DON ARTHUR RUBINSTEINcon mayúsculas el mejor intérprete de Chopin de todos los tiempos.

[@rasterroo]

I will inevitably die just as everyone else; there is no truer statement. My thoughts and experiences listening to this musical piece are but temporary moments that will be washed away by time, but as long as there is life to be had and means of listening to music, pieces like this will continue to live on indefinitely.

[@kevinsiu3769]

I FINALLY FOUND THIS SONG! I'VE BEEN SEARCHING FOR TOO LONG

[@burakdemiryurek7190]

Not song, track.

[@emesic926]

@@burakdemiryurek7190 piece

[@Pear6000]

@@emesic926 yes

[@evelynsilva825]

this is so beautiful

[@mikeino]

So are you

[@ehkoin]

So Matthew Bellamy is a fan of Chopin. I get it now.

[@yadianorellana5987]

a mi me gusto muchisimo

[@papa_mia4495]

+Joseph Woeste Everyone is a Chopin's fan, one way or another !

[@spacejazz6272]

he's also a HUGE fan of Rachmaninoff

[@Alex-sm4wi]

+Joseph Woeste Very true.

[@luvoxan]

euraaaSIAAA

[@moujhurisau2808]

The ending is fantastic. I love how the last two measures sound like a lullaby :)

[@damnitnanet122]

Honestly... If the feeling of being so overwhelmingly happy that you start to cry was a sound, it would sound like this. Slow, pretty little notes hanging in the air as it makes you slow down and really look around you. I think it was the point

[@TheShamansQuestion]

For me, it's longing, and always being just a step away from what's happening; observing the world, the people and its events and recognising their beauty but not quite feeling part of it. It also ends with an unexpected resolution of acceptance.

[@gunawanwibisono5899]

this one is the best one.. it's so magical..

[@Bismuth83X]

I STILL LOVE YOU, HOMAR...

[@jimmymann8161]

Bismuth83 l

[@dinosaurcj]

That video was awesome, a lot of people found it creepy, but when you look at it from an artistic perspective, its fantastic

[@alinehme9425]

I feel light as a feather when listening to this. Truly transcending sublime

[@ElizabethOSullivan]

Makes my heart ache

[@Cuteo05]

+Elizabeth O'Sullivan but why?

[@charliechimento852]

3:31 best part

[@Maximus4587]

"Still love you, Homar." "We are happy family!" "I will never forget you." D'oh.

[@hannastaszak1684]

Piękno muzyki Fryderyka Szopena to fenomen graniczący z cudem. Wspaniałe i ponadczasowe. Ta muzyka będzie zachwycać wiecznie.

[@skyblue_icecream]

I luv this piece of music.... Serenade to my ears ^^

[@moxigeren50gabe23]

Yes thas why is called sonata Check out my version

[@ModelDX1]

+Gabo Prado It is a Nocturne.

[@moxigeren50gabe23]

I meant nocturno

[@ankurage]

It's no way an overrated piece, it's getting the popularity it deserves

[@ifeanyibuchunam8266]

Beauty at its finest..

[@DOROTAFANTAGIRO]

Świetne, z nutkami! Doskonały pomysł, brawo. Fryderyk Wspaniały. Kto dał łapkę w dół, ten nie wie co to jest muzyka. Pozdrawiam miłośników Szopena. 🌹💖💐

[@WillRobinson24]

Greatest song ever created.

[@GabrielPereira-qv7es]

IT'S A PIECE

[@youtaeyoung1339]

이 클래식 정말 좋네요..

[@johnhonest3037]

My wife fall in love in Chopin recently.... What can I do for her?

[@Hijosdelalibertadv]

give her more chopin

[@LordAran-us6tc]

Take here to a classy restaurant and make the musicians there play this song.

[@waldemarbryl1571]

Take her to Chopin's museum in Warsaw. By the way his music sounds best during rainy autumn days...

[@Z19DT]

take her to Zelazowa Wola, B.R. Marek

[@hugol50]

make mariachis play this

[@mikhailpekarovsky5928]

Thank you for posting\ Rubinstein;s tushe ( soft sound of notes) is so amaizing. THe best performance of Chopin after Horovetz