Cyberpunk 2077 soundtrack - Nocturne Op. 55 No. 1 (Chopin)

Nocturne Op. 55 No. 1 (Chopin) played on a piano by Arasaka at Embers in Nocturne Op55N1.
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[@eenayeah]

This piece would have been 235 years old by that time.

[@AP_82]

This make me feel so nostalgic...

[@Deniz69567]

@@AP_82 you are not dead yet. legends never die

[@Gerox566]

and people will still listen to chopin... absolute legend

[@gwaynebrouwn844]

Classical music is timeless. If humanity wont stupid enough to overthroned by technology, i belief even Bach will still be a known name in the year 3000

[@monsieurbrochant7528]

@@gwaynebrouwn844 Just hope these composers are not cancelled for being white one day

[@GoD_LoRD04]

Finally, as a classical pianist and a gamer, I am impressed.

[@pianosbloxworld4460]

Chopin music in a video game? Chopin, here, have a PS4 (or whatever you play this on) so you can play.

[@Wateredchestnut]

This is one of my favorite nocturnes second only to nocturne in C sharp minor and or nocturne op.2 no.9

[@GoD_LoRD04]

@@Wateredchestnut mine is nocturne op. 9 no. 1 and yeah the no. 2 too.

[@GoD_LoRD04]

@@Wateredchestnut op. 9 no. 2** you mean??

[@ermanngies1914]

As an avid listener, I have to say, although it's nice to hear such a piece in that game, the interpretation really sucks. It's so dry

[@cookiemonster4967]

classic music is never old.

[@beanos5105]

agree

[@gleryotar6651]

Classic music very the best music

[@PianoBoyLiam]

“Classical music is old, just never gets old” -Me

[@beanos5105]

@@PianoBoyLiam agree - me

[@gabrielwavzenkievicz]

"Mozart, Beethoven and Chopin never died. They simply became music." - Dr. Ford

[@gabrielwavzenkievicz]

"Mozart, Beethoven and Chopin never died. They simply became music." - Dr. Ford

[@AntonioThinker4444]

And franz liszt

[@Swynarczyn]

@@AntonioThinker4444 And Schubert, and Debussy...

[@Zepsor]

Amazing character and quote.

[@danieltrivino4895]

Paganini, verdi, tchaicovski, vivaldi, tartini and more not only mozart beethocen and chopin are musicians

[@gabrielwavzenkievicz]

@@danieltrivino4895 i agree with all of you! this quote is from a character called "Dr. ford" I thought it would fit perfectly in this video ... but classical music is eternal and a form of spiritual elevation that we are provided by these great composers!

[@shap7296]

This is with only 30 minutes of simply piano

[@cthulhutentacles4994]

If he/she can do it, YOU can do it too!

[@ardavvpp]

I started playing this piece immediately as soon as i downloaded simply piano.

[@matiquielma]

BAHAHHA

[@diegoo.3403]

Gosh I’ve been playing piano for more than a decade and everytime I get an ad with a kid hammering down a bunch of keys I want to murder someone

[@bjgamer3298]

Nah this is what happens when you use simply piano for 0.0000000000001 second

[@tomatin6387]

Never realized how much "For the Damaged Coda" was similar to this Nocturne, there was definitely some inspiration

[@GabrielRibeiro-nm5uv]

More then an inspiration. Coda is a mark of repetition in music sheets. I guess the damaged coda is to indicate the constant repeat of chopin's theme and the incapacity to move on.

[@jean.7793]

thomas ?

[@KorDzn]

@@jean.7793 bonjour amis français

[@fatitankeris6327]

@@GabrielRibeiro-nm5uv Isn't coda an ending?

[@GabrielRibeiro-nm5uv]

@@fatitankeris6327 it marks the ending of the repetition of a specific segment

[@mmilrl5768]

Impressive how she can make this piece sound like she’s using the pedal but isn’t 😮

[@przemysawbaca2449]

It's legato from 2077

[@It9LpBFS37]

Lmao

[@tibetatakan]

It is 2077, there is something called auto-pedal.

[@funnyuser2796]

not our fault that she's using game shark

[@person8987]

@@tibetatakan auto move fingers

[@dhio9615]

I cannot listen to this nocturne to often because I associate it with a memory that is bitter sweet. It's just 2 months before my parents divorced and we were going out and I see that my mom and dad both sort of knew that this wouldn't work out and I can feel it in the air. But they never had an argument in the car during that night and both of them was enjoying each others company but with the knowledge that this will be their last moment together that they will enjoy and I was a spectator of that happening with this blasting through my earphones during a rainy Friday night. Pieces like this become eternal within your memories when you listen to it during a moment in your life where you're uncertaint about what the future holds

[@fatalmelody]

I couldn't relate any harder

[@bengreenwood1734]

100% agree.

[@Ale-qf1pm]

Agreed, I listened to this when I was having trouble a few months back. I was having problems with my studies and my brother had gotten covid, so I was in a tight spot, and felt like everything was closing in on me, but at least I had pieces like this to comfort me. Now I'm doing great and every time I hear it my mind goes back to those times

[@devonchristopher5837]

I'm so sorry to hear that

[@sal2399]

if you cant listen to the piece why click on the video lol

[@rubemferreira8197]

i love the fact that they were really engajed in putting an erudite piece in the game but didnt want it to be cliche so instead off choosing nocturne op 9 no 2, for example, they chose a not-so-known piece

[@johnsonzelop4259]

They should’ve chose op.15 no.2 or 62 no.1 but I also love this one

[@hopesonmakokha5217]

@Arpice Music better than picking opus 9 no. 2 because no one wants that again. I've heard it everywhere. I actually love opus 9 no. 3 it's underrated

[@FranciszekCiuk]

„Not so known” lmao third most famous nocturne in the world

[@johnsonzelop4259]

@@FranciszekCiuk actually the top 3 are Op.9 No.2, C sharp minor Op. posth, and op.9 no.1. In terms of view count that is. And then op.9 no.3 and op.48 no.1 I think.

[@FranciszekCiuk]

@@johnsonzelop4259 9-3 and 55-1 have pretty much the same viewcounts. Either way it makes little difference, 3rd or 5th most famous, it’s still an incredibly well known piece and calling it less famous is just funny

[@cryo8055]

It's honestly kind of chilling to hear this piece with a giant futuristic neon city in the background

[@metallema8231]

i’m great fun that this game might expose classical music to new people

[@jediknight9371]

do u play the game?🌝

[@metallema8231]

@@jediknight9371 xd naw i heard its hella glitchy and stuff

[@gwaynebrouwn844]

Honestly, i dont think most ppl would even notice it. They'd just walk up to her be4 she fininished the 3rd bar

[@NicoGrosso78]

The sims has some pieces too if you play the piano lol

[@metallema8231]

@@NicoGrosso78 really?

[@ludwig4029]

am i the only one who really likes her tempo? imo this is the perfect tempo for this piece

[@sahandkheirkhah3036]

Still doesn’t beat rubinstein’s recordings

[@MrNarek-ct2so]

I prefer a little bit faster, but in this tempo sound good too

[@TheSenatorXV]

It needs a little movement, but if in the story she is still a beginner then it suits.

[@learningchannel3850]

@@TheSenatorXV i mewn i guess but this speed sounds nice. You can change the feels of a song by changing what speed it is at.

[@enriquehernaiz7285]

It feels a bit slow to me, I like moravec's rendition

[@woozy96]

_"She emptied the place? Shit, don't like this at all."_ - At that moment, Johnny felt fear.

[@fryderyckchopin484]

I feel proud

[@Ethan_is_me]

You should be

[@vine2197]

I love you 😘

[@Reexpat]

Please dont just surf internet, compose more sir please your lovers beg you!

[@pianosbloxworld4460]

@@Reexpat Shucks the internet’s just there, they are wondering how their music is doing

[@Justwhy104]

w pfp

[@ankha4192]

" I am quoting a review from the time (1842) of the release of the composition; - "Like Piano Sonata No. 2, Chopin makes us sink into illusion like disillusion. As transfinite and continuous, he continues to move us without really conveying to us the true meaning of his work. Is it a challenge that the composer dares to launch for ourselves, or his health problems which guide him towards dark paths.[...] I am convinced that this time, the Master has succeeded in raising doubts about his real motivations. It is up to each one to define what Chopin gives us, [...] the future will bring as many questions as answers around this composer who continues to move imperturbably the clubs of Master of the Piano." One could not hope for better as a masterwork of music to define the end of V. " original comment made by: Наташа Поляков , on another video of hanako embers playing nocturne op 55 no 1

[@amjan]

Thanks Ankha!

[@salmonellq2981]

Honestly good on u for crediting her

[@meowkitty2113]

This song happens to be a favorite of CD Project, used twice before if I recall. Once in the Hope trailer for Witcher 2 and another in a small television ad.

[@nedermusic1852]

Well Chopin is a legend in Poland so, no doubt they love his compositions ^^

[@elboel7339]

piece but ok

[@Deniz69567]

@@nedermusic1852 specially the military polonaise

[@YuraK25]

@@nedermusic1852 he's legend all over the world, many non-Polish people know much more about chopin than some polish

[@rochelimit55555]

I’m Indonesian and was studying Chopin in Warsaw back then, so yeah Chopin and his patriotic Polishness is pretty famous

[@SoggySandwich80]

The subtle mistakes are everything, make it seem like its her first time at a piano in a long time

[@raghadthewinner]

Johnny in the frame just chillin makes it even better, thanks for the upload this is too good

[@bellabred9113]

gotta love how cyberpunk is still glitching out in the back ground during this beautiful piece

[@JoshuaPanola]

what part is glitching out?

[@Fidelitye]

​@Joshua Panola the lights on the table

[@xmedian003x9]

If i lived long enough to 2077 i'll be 77 years old and this piece will be 235 years old

[@namankhilrani8845]

Ayy, a fellow 2000er

[@Timbo5000]

@@GabsARV You'd have to be pretty unhealthy an/or unlucky to not reach 77 today, let alone in 2077. It's below life expectation already in most first world countries.

[@arthurbrandt9789]

@@GabsARV I'm pretty glad you're a musician and not a mathematician

[@enkhbayarganzorig537]

Same.

[@djsalad5752]

I think this song was a perfect choice for this part of the game. It always goes back to C over F flat, a very low, minor chorded note. There are some parts where it goes into the major key, and takes on a happier aspect, but it always goes back to C over F flat. Although there is a happier ending part, perhaps representative of the scenarios where V is able to find happiness. *Spoilers from here on* I think the C over F flat chord represents Arasaka, no matter what V does he has to go back to Arasaka, first he must go to a member of the Arasaka family, then he must go to Arasaka tower, always returning back to Arasaka. The C over F flat represents fate, and V’s requires him to go back to Arasaka.

[@jakobdixon4021]

Why are you saying C over f flat? It's just a C Major 7 chord. All it is is the dominant 7th of F minor. The note "f flat" is written as e natural not f flat because the piece is in f harmonic minor, and therefore the 7th is raised so that the 5th chord is major. So the chord is just a dominant 7th or C major 7.

[@Airestotle09]

This music is so good that even Johnny stayed quiet for the entirety of it

[@SoggySandwich80]

An impossible task for him

[@pianosbloxworld4460]

So Chopin is actually in a video game. Chopin wants a ps4 so he can play.

[@DL_Phulvio]

Death Stranding, Sonata n. 2 op. 35 third mvt ;)

[@_carrotfx]

Runs pretty bad on PS4 though

[@DL_Phulvio]

@@_carrotfx I played it on ps4pro and it was quite smooth. Of course not 60fps, but always better than Bloodborne ahah

[@milton3204]

Developers are Polish, and Chopin's pretty much one of the only significant cultural achievements from Poland so he's literally everywhere there (his portraits imprinted on sidewalks, money, stamps etc). It's normal they'd reference him lmao.

[@_carrotfx]

@@DL_Phulvio ah alright, yeah the pro seems to handle it alright. The base model on the other hand, I feel bad for those who played it there lol

[@raphaelneves7666]

Music never gets old

[@whaijorhujishkomunyk]

Indeed!

[@vine2197]

indeed

[@bobbytaraantino]

Hanako has been playing this piece for almost 3 weeks straight on my playthrough.

[@bobmcbob49]

If you watch closely, you can see space force 1 go down in the background

[@Alfetto8]

It's from the simplest pieces that you really get the sensibility of the pianist.

[@ClockBestEvent]

I didn’t know this was the last mission, love classical tributes as a pianist

[@MarekIwaszkiewiczMusic]

Fun fact: This piece was also used for Witcher 2 trailer.

[@theend7425]

Seriously? Where?

[@MarekIwaszkiewiczMusic]

​@@theend7425 My bad it's actually for Witcher 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXrKpniNm6p9Y5I

[@theend7425]

@@MarekIwaszkiewiczMusic Oh Man Thanks that's awesome

[@rnmnqrs]

Thats where i heard it first xD

[@GabsARV]

One of my favourite Nocturnes from Chopin, though I would've preferred a faster tempo. But I do appreciate CDPR for adding this piece to the game. It sets the mood in a rainy evening.

[@AntonioThinker4444]

Está más lento de lo normal parece

[@tk21them]

I played this nocturne in a concert and I think it was a success. I am a student and I have to train like hell to get better and go pro but I think playing a instrument isn't about how fast you play but how musically you put in your pieces

[@54baxers]

No need to rush to finish a piece. Every note deserves to be played beautifully

[@tuneby1403]

Καλή τύχη βρο μου

[@randiey95]

of course musically. It's sad most modern maestro didn't have any musically on their own composition.

[@hey-ph6iq]

well said

[@patienceandlove697]

Καλό αγώνα! Μακάρι να πετύχεις το όνειρό σου❤

[@ricsouza5011]

Played this at the conservatory when I was 15. Good ol' days

[@Sonny_Doro]

This is really something. Notturno op.55 was the music for the witcher 2: Hope trailer. The product that let me, and many others, discover Cdpr. Listening it in cyberpunk 2077 just added weight to all these years of great storytelling.

[@hainescityrailfan9983]

Finally someone remembered classical music 😄

[@sooywoomusic]

in the beginning I was like... wait, evil morty?

[@thingonathinginathing]

This scene had a heavy rain, a real downpour when I played it. It was breathtaking. I'm in love with Hanako

[@greedy_mf]

hanako bad

[@dr.romanfell1933]

​@@greedy_mfHanako is a treasure of civilization

[@greedy_mf]

@@dr.romanfell1933 no

[@fryderykchopin3974]

I'm going to start playing in this tempo, so good.

[@lisztdylan7846]

I remember playing this at a school performance many years ago! Best part is at 5:00

[@Danterobo]

The best ending to a nocturne I've ever heard this is

[@q3v1x66]

@@Danterobo Yeah its awesome, I was playing this piece 1 y ago. Im working at op.48 no.1 rn and imo it's CODA i the best one

[@q3v1x66]

@@Danterobo but the hardest...

[@Danterobo]

@@q3v1x66 of course it is. This one is fun to play though. And also, I love the middle part for 48' 1 and 62' 2. Chopin knows his stuffs. Another favourite coda of mine from the composer is his Sonata no 3. First mvt and the finale

[@heresy7266]

yea its like ballad coda

[@phytonlp]

Fun Fact: For the damaged Coda (evil morty theme) was based on this melody

[@Cybersomnia]

Imagine asking Hanako if she's a fan of Chopin and she responds with "Who's that? This is 'Evil Morty's Theme' from an old television masterpiece known as 'Rick and Morty', though I wouldn't expect you to know about such a thing..."

[@thepowerofgomez]

Keanu Reeves is the type of guy who always wants to stay stand up during a performance even though there are many empty seats surrounding him, but also needs to slightly move his legs and hips to not get tired.

[@polakhomie]

Polaks love their Chopin. At least CD Projekt Red got something right. Co za piękny utwór 👏

[@Run4funorah]

You ever wonder what in a hundred or so years we the human race will keep and pursue? Like songs and pieces will be forgotten and lost to history, but I wonder what will we keep till man's last day on this beautiful planet.

[@edmundofelix7515]

As long as the internet exists, and people are willing to play them, classical pieces will not be lost to time.

[@Run4funorah]

@@edmundofelix7515 That is a lovely thought to hear, but I do wonder how true that is, out of all the works and pieces how many do we have now and how may have already been lost?

[@edmundofelix7515]

@@Run4funorah Yeah, tbh, maybe we could've lost some nasty pieces, its sad that the possibility of losing such beauty exists

[@Run4funorah]

@@edmundofelix7515 Yeah, it is a saddening thought, but a delightful thought to know we have the opportunity to preserve what we have and that is all we can do, no?

[@alech9418]

This actually sounds good just a little slowed down at the 8th notes like this. I will have to try that while practicing tomorrow.

[@narek323]

The juxtaposition between the classical music and the futuristic world of cyber-technology.

[@St3inway]

Anyone else want to try out Cyberpunk after this?

[@JoshuaPanola]

do it

[@gienol]

I love tempo of this interpretation. A bit slower than usual. Make the piece even more “nocturnish”

[@togeka6295]

I love this piece. I will probably never forget how to play it.

[@SeniorGabri]

You most definetely will, sir. Enjoy it while you own it.

[@smackatiger_420]

I look up tutorials for this piece but they don’t sound like this lol. How do I play this?

[@pianoromantica3619]

I love Chopin, its to deeeeeeep....

[@ownificationify]

Poles very proud of their Chopin

[@luponl997]

The whole humanity should be proud of such a genius composer

[@henzolucassilva9405]

We need to resurrect classical music one more timw

[@Darkboy2525]

Chopin will always echo in the mist of time !! its never to 'old'.

[@RemedyUnderTheSun]

Kinda shows the sad vibe of a world like that.

[@Sabolch919]

My favorite piece!

[@grzesiekbiskowski]

Fun fact: This nocturne (little bit changed) was also used in one of the Witcher 2 trailers

[@Timbo5000]

Really? Which one? I'm interested

[@grzesiekbiskowski]

@@Timbo5000 The one titled "Hope". Suprisingly it's one of the least popular

[@Timbo5000]

@@grzesiekbiskowski Thanks

[@vine2197]

a

[@MusicalSeriesChannel]

Didn't know that. Interesting piece of classical music on videogame!

[@christopherglontz8810]

It would be cool if they actually animated her hands playing the piece.

[@muhammadridho7680]

This at 2077, pianist use telekinesis to press the tuts

[@adrianbik3366]

That- That's the music from The Witcher 2 - "Hope" trailer!

[@MinionSlaw]

No it’s not from there, this music is in there.

[@adrianbik3366]

@@MinionSlaw Well, that's a good point

[@awe331]

not from... it originated from chopin

[@younghokim1994]

finally some good fucking music!

[@streetlegalguitars]

It is crazy to me how many people here can't hear this IS Rubinstein's version. It's just been manipulated slightly, mostly in the way of the speed (and a little pitch, too).

[@Sumthin_Unbearable]

" Speech is about Politic,order,brotherhood But speech is for campaign ....now it is time for action"

[@JVM42069]

Wow the music in Cyberpynk is so Sick!

[@ivan_2077ars]

a sad piece that predicts the horrible fate of V.

[@plattentysma7206]

Is it just me or is the exclemation mark in the right tempo for this song?

[@Wateredchestnut]

Yeah actually 95 beats per minute

[@Wateredchestnut]

Almost exact

[@Wateredchestnut]

@@tukib_ I’m aware

[@jeanlasallevevo6315]

Bit too slow

[@cheemes4536]

Almost

[@arti3179]

I remember hearing 'Clair de lune' somewhere in the game so you can find it as well

[@yangwen6331]

Yeah, I think that plays in the Peralez penthouse, where you picks up a gig from Jefferson

[@loganthemachine7841]

Yes, I believe it was the second to last Jefferson mission played by an automated piano.

[@cosmic_clover]

This piece is an Inspiration for - For the damaged coda 🎶

[@JonatasMonte]

Meanwhile there is a "Mind****" ad outside the window.

[@maxoguy1543]

That’s basically the origin of “evil morty”.

[@vine2197]

Wow my fav Nocturne in Cyberpunk 2077 ._.XD

[@sergeivasilyevichrachmanin6691]

Nice to see some quality music in Cyberpunk

[@Starnoch]

In 2077 Legato advances to a point that pedals aren't used anymore.

[@Tortuosit]

A bit static, but I'm loving popular art has this awesome piece. Gamer and classical music listener myself.

[@thepowerofgomez]

Thank god they didn't choose the op. 9 no. 2. Finally, we can hear another Nocturne!

[@spoofy8804]

Op 9 no 2 is still very good

[@spoofy8804]

@@berkeumutsahinturk921 doesn't mean other poeple can't

[@bryvnxiii4632]

@@spoofy8804 it about to start learning the second half of the second page on op9 no2, and the learning process does indeed take away from the piece but when you finish, the end result is amazing.

[@chobometal]

This dark-futuristic atmosphere reminds me of the piano scene from the movie Gattaca.

[@e.hutchence-composer8203]

As much as I love the Nocturne Op. 9 No. 2 or Prelude Op. 28 No. 15 or Ballade Op. 23, I always appreciate when lesser known master pieces are used instead.

[@lemikado2020]

The background and the music make me think about how I'll be in 56 years.

[@kevinxiong5385]

It would've been cool if you could get into free camera mode and look at her finger placements. I would love to see if she was actually playing the piano.

[@m_r__r_o_b_o_t]

Woah... subbed!

[@trumplostlol3007]

How can someone suffer from this much of deep depression?

[@dalipiano]

it's great

[@tigrispanthera5496]

crazy when heartless people play or do something that can fill the hearts of others with joy or contentment 🥴

[@cookiesnaps324]

Chopin In

[@alexanderm7270]

This tempo just hits different.

[@MrFartyman44]

It's bizarre how people will fall in love with a piece of music if it's in a video game they enjoy. Otherwise, they would have never given this piece of music a chance. And idk if this is actually from the game. Sounds almost exactly like a performance by Bolet

[@LittleBlacksheep1995]

That's a normal thing, no need to feel disappointed. A lot of people get introduced to a new genre through a medium, usually games and movies. Then there are countless people who love classical music more than games. Oh by the way, nobody f*cking enjoys Cyberpunk 2077. I gave it a few chances and all I received was rage and epilepsy.

[@joyfulfishman5445]

I like this game more now

[@viniciuscilla]

When a polish create a game.

[@butterflysoup7699]

good choice for V’s situation. this and nocturne 48:1 are perfect for depicting a horrible fate

[@ivan_2077ars]

The whole reason. V will become in a slave to Arasaka and this tragic piece is perfect for the occasion.

[@Sklent]

this is literally the exact piece i just performed

[@Szymon_Pakula]

This is the best.

[@sinchris8888]

Sensationell 👏

[@IconicSounds]

I'm glad the piano didn't explode randomly

[@animechild1060]

For the Damaged Coda, anyone? Not even Rick and Morty?? Okay, what about BoBioverse?!

[@alex_inside]

Damaged coda was based on this pice by Chopin.

[@switchlaserflip9243]

I didn't realize Chopin was cyber-punk. He died in like 1850 so..

[@Smortnt]

He didn't, he passed away in 1849

[@udenss]

But he was Polish :)

[@paolo6219]

1810-1849 not 1850

[@yeah2152]

still been listening to him for like 250 years though..

[@J.R.Swish1]

Ah yes, the infamous 100+ key piano 😂 Must be an innovation from 2077

[@paolo6219]

There are 108 key pianos today

[@person8987]

108 key pianos exist since 2018

[@J.R.Swish1]

@@person8987 Oh ok didn't know But I assume they're unpopular because they're also not practical But I don't think that the piano in cyberpunk has 108 keys, it just seems like it has too many keys that are wrong

[@Timbo5000]

@@person8987 What are they called?

[@broderzzcompany]

First time a game tricked me into thinking it's real life lol

[@eduard2792]

i love this song

[@CosmosWorld]

My vibe tonight

[@delko000]

Makes sense since CDprojekt is a polish studio. One thing they got right in the game.

[@joanofarc9793]

Makes me wanna download simply piano

[@Fynach]

I'm surprised no-one shows the classical scenes while looking around. If you haven't played btw, you can look and move around while the music is playing. So like, you could be looking out the window, around the room etc. Maybe don't get to close to the flashing yellow ! That's a hint...:)

[@bluesoxyt5343]

Go back to sleep samurai. The city is still rendering.