Chopin: Sonata No.3 in B Minor Op.58

[@hannahswarowsky]

Zauberhaft! Ganz besonders das Largo . . . Poesie in Tönen. 🌺

[@alfredwiener9136]

Natalie Schwamova: Chopin vom Feinsten 🎶🎹❤

[@pierreberne9628]

Mov. I (Allegro Maestoso) : 0:00 Mov. II (Scherzo : Molto Vivace) : 9:40 Mov. III (Largo) : 12:32 Mov. IV (Finale : Presto, non tanto) : 20:44

[@aryasunwild1141]

Pierre Berne Thanks!

[@timothyalan34]

Bless you.

[@yatokami7216]

Grazie

[@anezkamunzarova9459]

Thank you

[@nairmiadaiira9870]

Beautifully played !Thanks

[@p1anosteve]

Finale just the right tempo. Not rushed. Very impressive performance. I like to think this is how Chopin would have liked to hear it.

[@mickizurcher]

I totally agree, she makes it look so easy.

[@marshan1226]

So subjective

[@andy85s71]

Too slow.

[@camilloflaim8933]

@@andy85s71 Chopin don' t wanted to play to much speed ; he don't have writed pages of exercises for to learn how to play speed.

[@vt2637]

A commendable performance. The fourth movement is taken at a slower pace than many other renditions on youtube, making it so refreshing to listen to, so clear, and not rushed. Surely a strong contender for the 2020 Chopin competition.

[@rattywoof5259]

Terrific performance, enhanced by a crystal-clear piano sound - hats off to the recording engineer.

[@nikosrotsos3876]

Wonderfull interpretation, very musical person and surely a hard working one. I wish all the best to you, Natalie.

[@amedeofabris1268]

I love this pianist because she is able to give enough expression to to the piece still always keeping the right tempo without sounding to "scholastic "

[@peanutbutter1530]

only 36k views? for real? this needs more shout outs and recognition, her rendition is just the best, not too rush, not too slow. and she played my favorite part (2:54 - 3:56) just like the way i love and want, she put her feelings everytime she plays, and ive been following her since she was in that green dress, great job Natalie!

[@elijahasmussen130]

I have yet to hear a better interpretation of this sonata. The entire piece flows very nicely. she has great potential to succeed in winning the 2020 Chopin Competition.

[@pubgplayer1720]

Well... that aged badly.

[@terbigail]

@@pubgplayer1720 yeah, kinda pissed on how it turns out

[@pubgplayer1720]

@@terbigail Yeah, I wanted to attend the competition; until things turned tits-up and there was no longer any competition!

[@pocnit]

Two words - Kate Liu

[@SZ-wb1qb]

@@pocnit she wasn't even that good

[@pablodelacanal1448]

Wow, what a musical memory, really impressive

[@PianoScenesMoviesandSeries]

Musical memory is not the hard part, it's actually quite impressive how quick we remember things if we just repeat them over and over. If you repeat often enough, you can memorize phone books.

[@creationfied]

@@PianoScenesMoviesandSeriesi think they meant the performance was memorable

[@abe_48]

Great performance, thanks Natalie! The genius of Chopin never stops amazing me and this sonata is a clear example. Every movement is a masterpiece all on its own. The beauty and serenity of the four movements are divinely held together and are also very difficult to play by anyone but the best virtuoso's such as Schwamova. I have heard the Largo being played awkwardly by some famous players as the tempo, weight and balance change and the phrases are alternately complimented between bass and clef in a seamless manner, so a fraction of a second delay can ruin it. Even more so in Finale with its spectacularly undulating rhythm like no other work in piano history.

[@dawidwalega4726]

Bravo Natalie. You are a great pianist. This Sonata is a true masterpiece and represents the culmination of Chopin's lifetime of piano playing. Dawid.

[@martinocasiraghi8607]

Un grande piacere ascoltare questa ragazzina che suona all'altezza di tanti famosi pianisti molto più anziani di lei. Ricca di tanta musicalità, un meraviglioso tocco, e una tecnica invidiabile sotto ogni punto di vista....

[@djknsw21112]

You are one of my favorite pianists! Like the flow of water, your playing is so calm and soft! Even though you don't hit the keys hard, I could feel the emotions inside! Thanks for the wonderful performance, hope to see you at the concert in South Korea later ;)

[@olgasoares2941]

Com performance firme e expressões talentosas em cada movimento. Habilidades corporais nas interpretações

[@daphnegeorgaki]

Simply amazing 👏 great job

[@janoahsiemens6692]

very expressive.

[@luciopadillarojas3319]

Wow, what a terrific performance, you are an incredible musician, I wish someday I can play the way you do it

[@gyulaszilagyi9060]

I can't stop listening this recording. There is so much poetry and humanity in your performance, Natalie. You have certainly touched the Eternity, through this sonate, I guess. Be always grateful to the Creator God for your talent.

[@mickizurcher]

She is so amazing, so connected to Chopin., the piano, just a natural talent. Love her

[@pierreberne9628]

Yes ! Sure you will go to the 2020 chopin competition podium !

[@Tizohip]

'-'

[@ZTHenrique]

Wondeful, Natalie! Keep sending us those great performances!

[@oliviersahuc5008]

Tout est déjà là . Il reste une grande maîtrise de l’émotion mais d’ici quelque années avec une grande liberté dans les concerts pour exprimer ce qu’elle ressent alors là nous aurons une très grande artiste avec de l’épaisseur ! Bravo et mille fois chapeau bas .

[@kerawelt2008]

Absolutely smashing ! You are a great pianist !

[@rusejames7242]

Words cannot express how much I admire your performance!

[@williamudy9921]

World class.

[@jacpan]

Pięknie gra! Prawdziwy talent! Brawo!!

[@nsxproperties560]

What an amazing memory you have.

[@Musicforever3000]

Fantastic performance! Thanks a lot for your beautiful playing!

[@chrissansum8677]

Standing ovation... amazing! This made getting ready for work this morning a pleasure.

[@DrDLL99]

Wonderful recording quality! and of course wonderful playing

[@jamessingleton4856]

Everything you touch turns to gold! I absolutely love your Chopin.

[@rachellllhines]

incredible

[@waynepiano]

Wow, this is a really soulfully moving, expressive, and beautiful take of the 3rd piano sonata. The Largo (3rd mvt) really got me. I like how you paced yourself without rushing it at any moment and just letting it all flow so naturally. I started following you a few years ago, hoping (with your incredible musicianship early on) you might be the next major pianist in the upcoming Chopin competition in 2020 (after what we heard in 2015). This video shows us you're definitely well on your way musically. Keep up the awesome work and good luck with everything!

[@jalosor6823]

The 6 dislikes are from the other contestants at the 2020 Chopin Competition. It must be hard for them watching this.

[@lczq6737]

Erm..... I don't think so. But the competition is postponed to 2021

[@jdmarak2815]

Why would somebody who was eliminated in Stage 1 of the XVII competition strike fear into anybody?

[@alfredoisaiassanchez464]

😎👍♥️💯me gusta la música clásica y encanta con letras grandes buen trabajo bella dama🌹🥀😗😚👏👏👏👏👏

[@simples244]

beautiful tone and expressively musical 'chopinesque' phrasing .a potentially great 'thinking' musician in the making

[@ebadidonc]

Dear Natalie, Thank you for sharing your talent with us. What I love is your freshness and the cleaning of your expressions always remaining adherent to the original score for interpretation. I wish you all the best for your life hoping to hear you soon in a real concert.

[@박정수-q5h]

Im looking forward to enjoying your piano at chopin competition next year. Do your best!!

[@bifeldman]

Not just beautiful playing but a beautiful demeanor at the keyboard.

[@hhoward14]

Magnificent... As ever.

[@nairmiadaiira9870]

Beautifully played Congrats.Thanks

[@Favarage]

Her tempo is really similar to Argerich's in one of her latest renditions. There's one uploaded during the pandemic which I enjoy as much as this one. Marvellous!

[@mcig98]

Wow both the playing AND the sound quality are so good

[@FerranLopezCarrasquerPianist]

Nice, moving rendition! Congrats!

[@Taka-te5vn]

Beautiful!! Accurate and emotinal.

[@Mamsecks]

So many uploads today! Awesome. Great performance. Certainly will listen to it now and then while working, loved it.

[@znraymond]

Excellent performance. Bravo!

[@daniloberaldo570]

Amazing Sonata, I love it so much! Congrats Natalie...

[@kevbear70]

As always, beautifully performed! I'm very happy to see you posting again! Simply a pleasure to listen to

[@sylvestercoffee7212]

I needed a big sister like her when I was growing up !!!

[@user-sv2yh6wq6i]

Great performance!

[@noteoriouskeyz]

One of my favourite chopin peices 😃

[@georgespanos7835]

Impressive !!!

[@TomBarrister]

Excellent.

[@timothyalan34]

Masterful, effortless. Need I say more?

[@nikolatesla8108]

Úžasne krásne preludium najma tie basujuce behy lavej ruky su nadherne

[@mickizurcher]

love it every time I hear it!

[@nevint2145]

She's amazing

[@sremanuelpato8812]

Pls Natalie, more views... Your expressative no is perfect but is Beatiful!

[@ilovemycatrussell9298]

Pato Your grammar is so bad that I don’t know what pure saying lol.

[@willcoh1]

The opening was majestic.

[@youngkim8437]

This is such a powerfull and beutifull piece. I am jealous of how good you are. 😁

[@martinlouw508]

Another Alice Sara Ott in the making, especially the overall flow, legato & pianissimo...

[@MrFartyman44]

Believe I've said this before on this girls videos but she is going somewhere. Amazing...

[@absant92]

WooooW :O you play wonderful :)

[@123-v4f4x]

I prefer a slightly faster version, but I think your delicate touch and precise articulation(4:23) are superior to anyone else.

[@lghostt445]

Incredible

[@lkal2389]

Wonderful! That sonata is easier to performe on a Steinway to make those base notes sound clear, crispy and profound.

[@lotarmag4252]

Sehr schön Natalie❤

[@emem666]

Dziękuję!

[@antonioluigidesimone7981]

Complimenti 🎉

[@1sun1moon1]

this was beautiful.

[@antoelori6955]

WOOOOOOWWWW!!!!!!!

[@aryasunwild1141]

Awesome! I hope your next video. 😄

[@Josh-iu8ow]

Happy TGIF Natalie and I subscribed to your channel

[@ignaciohmon]

wonderful!!! :D

[@bokx3]

Wow nati 😍

[@Desireyso58]

NATALIE BRAVO!!!

[@kimeuiyeon]

amazing...

[@davidmurrow5578]

I love you, keep good works!

[@korealawyer2119]

I like your perfomence

[@danking9936]

Astounding!

[@culturehorse]

Marveille!

[@doumelepirate6867]

I like F. Chopin. Thank you !

[@larkenfield179]

I like it that you only play on the best sounding pianos.

[@marcelobulhoes6180]

Awesome!

[@yatokami7216]

I've a new prefered pianist

[@notafanboy250]

Amazing.

[@BADRUBULDURA]

❤👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@clausdequeiroz1826]

Amazing!

[@BladeJones]

This piece is a Marathon. Chopin makes Rush's La Villa Strangiato seem like child's play.

[@MatyBravo]

Come to Argentina please!!!!!

[@musicaemevidencia6970]

Bravo!

[@michaelharrison2917]

well done natalie

[@b.kwanmin3367]

I lik how she plays the second phase of the 1st mvmt.

[@alessioriposo8424]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@hermodnitter3902]

A beautiful interpretation! I really loved the 3rd movement, really great emotions there. Perhaps the first movement could be a bit more attacking (but I am very influenced by Leif Ove Andsnes' version here and it might not suit your style). PS, great to see videos from you again, keep'em coming!

[@mruberduck]

What a GORGEOUS slow movement

[@rravvia]

Natalie, wonderful as always. Please listen to Josep Colom on KZbin. You will like him!!!!! You'll see.