Chopin Piano Sonata No.3 Last Movement (4th)

Chopin Piano Sonata No.3 Last Movement (4th)
Frédéric Chopin Piano Sonata No. 3 in B minor, Op. 58
Finale: Presto non tanto
#Chopin #Sonata3 #last_movement
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4:56 In my score, for measures 257 and 261, the descending broken chord in the right hand have F-sharps. In your playing, instead of F-sharps, you play Gs. This is interesting. Highest regard for your artistry, mastery, and dedication!

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Hard work behind it too.

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Hi Traum, or Maestro Sung Chang, I have fallen in love with your Chopin Sonata. The rondo movement is extremely amazing; it’s not only about the fancy scales and conda, but also the sense of maturity and romanticism, and opera-like melody. However, I haven’t heard you playing the Scherzo movement. If possible, could you please share this movement with us? Thank you Traum!

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Can you record Scherzo op 39 again with this level of camera quality? Would greatly help my learning, thank you

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There are parts to this movement (such as at 2:30) that sound strikingly similar to his Etude Op 25 no. 12 (Ocean)

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Chopin Ballade No.4 has a part that is even more strikingly similar to Etude 25-12. I think it's at about 8-9 minute and at bar 191-194

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Was hoping for the full movement. Sublime is the only description for it.

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