F. Chopin - Nocturne in G minor Op. 37 no. 1 - analysis - Greg Niemczuk's lecture

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[@minae1960]

You play it as if you have lived his life and are now telling us his story….sooo beautifully interpreted. Thank you.

[@gregniemczuk]

Thank you so much!!!!!!!! I do love Chopin so much! And I spent most of my life studying him, his life and music. I LOVE HIM.

[@minae1960]

Me too, love him, and love how much he was faithful to his country until the end,,,he literally left his heart there…. Amazing ,,,

[@NealCopeland-km9im]

You play well!! I love Chopin

[@silverlinings3946]

For once, I'm thankful to KZbin algorithms who put your videos on my path. You are an inspiration and I love the way you bring understanding of Chopin's music to the wider audience. Thank you.

[@gregniemczuk]

Thank you so much!! I'm also thankful for the KZbin alghorithm. Please share it among all who might be interested. Thanks!!!

[@minae1960]

Can’t get enough of Chopin, what a beautiful performance…. Thank you 🙏🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏👏

[@ariawithpiano]

This is the BEST and breathtaking version that I've ever heard. This Nocturne is so hard to play, so easy to be too much or too less of the actual emotion.

[@gregniemczuk]

Awww....your are so right!!! Thank you

[@chopinsurn1052]

I love watching these videos sooo much before I start to play it myself!!!! ! Thx a lot

[@mamoulian69]

I absolutely love your videos. They somehow make me love Chopin’s music more than I already did.

[@techman8817]

Great analysis of this wonderful piece.

[@marillenmus6141]

Very good and helpful explanation! Thank you!

[@AguadulceDeb]

Thank you so much!!

[@465painkiller465]

What an incredibly wonderful analysis and interpretation of this piece. You pointing out the melodic details made me feel the emotions of the piece so strongly. Definitely earned my subscription!

[@gregniemczuk]

Thank you so much! I appreciate your time and words!

[@ummokay]

Thankyou for making these videos They give me motivation to practise Dziękuję bardzo Kocham Chopina!!

[@garnitiralineas]

De las mejores interpretaciones que he escuchado hasta ahora del nocturno. Espero alguna vez poder tocarlo con tanta delicadeza y ritmo.Gracias po el video!

[@gregniemczuk]

Muchas gracias!!! Suerte con este nocturno maravilloso!

[@misterteatime1840]

Fantastic.

[@iran4040]

thank you

[@joannawronska4100]

SO WONDERFUL AS ALWAYS AND IMPORTANT!!!!! Thank you for one of my favourite Chopin's Nocturnes in an excellent your rendition and for your tutorial/analysis, this video will be helpful for many pianists (I play a lot of Chopin's pieces, mainly his Waltzes, Preludes, Mazurkas, Polonaises and Nocturnes, but not these very difficult), again my best regards, have a nice evening. Joanna

[@465painkiller465]

Is this really a very difficult piece? To me as a mere beginner piano player it doesn’t sound all too difficult, but I’m sure I’m wrong. What would you say makes it difficult?

[@mikolajochocki2810]

@@465painkiller465 It's definitely not super difficult. Once you can play some of Chopin's easier Preludes you can start approaching this piece :)

[@parodaxzzr4086]

Très jolie interpretation bravoo

[@davisatdavis1]

This nocturne I never understood. And I never was open to trying to understand it until recently. So I came to your videos since you seem to know Chopin as if you wrote his music. And for the very first time I feel like I understand this piece and the different style of nocturne.

[@gregniemczuk]

Thank you! That means a lot to me!

[@ChaCha05317]

Piano condition so good...

[@lverdad7208]

I appreciate your videos, because they're not only interesting, but also educative. Please, could you make a video about Haydn's concerto for piano number 11 in D mayor? It would be very helpful.

[@gregniemczuk]

Thank you very much! Oh... Maybe next year, when I finish my Chopin project....

[@Zerovolt0V]

I'm here :)

[@TheRealBobbyChase]

I believe the answer is given at the end of the second part with the broken chord but it is not the answer that was hoped for

[@jc9552]

I love that piece but always struggle with page 3, the chords section. Any tips?

[@TheRealBobbyChase]

Grzegorz I am a new fan! Will you come to America to perform soon? I love Chopin so much.

[@gregniemczuk]

Hi Bobby!! Thank you!!! I hope so! But I need to find some good agent there

[@Lucmercurius]

Dear mister Greg, what an amazing analysis on this nocturne by the great Chopin! Can you please give me the information on this book?( The author and title). Thank you for all your analysis on Chopin's incredible music!

[@gregniemczuk]

Thank you! This books is : Ferdynand Hoesick - Chopin. But I'm afraid it can be difficult to get it in English...

[@più_lento_28_13]

Hello Greg, first of all, such a beautiful analysis, as always. I am currently learning this nocturne and whenever i start a Chopin piece, i think of you and come to hear your words about whatever Chopin piece of music i am diving into, and it always helps me to gain a deeper understanding of it. also, how do you spell the name of the author at 22:37 ? I'd be very interested to read this book, is there an english version for it ?

[@gregniemczuk]

Thank you! The name of the author is Ferdynand Hoesick! I'm not sure if you can find the English version.... good luck with this Nocturne! I'm sure you will do a great job because you are searching for a lot of information, not just learning the notes. Bravo!

[@nicolaspoloczek788]

Nice Watch in you ! I ♥️ this nocturne. Did you post these poétique description somewhere ?

[@gregniemczuk]

Oh no, only here! Thank you!

[@s.n.b5511]

Thank you for readning the poem, too. It expands imagination.

[@PhilHarrison762]

That's the second pair of Nocturnes where you have said "we can go from the first to the second with hardly a pause". So, would you make a video doing exactly that for op 37 for all of us to hear, and for you to see whether it brings any thoughts to you as you do it. In passing, I note that there are a few occasions in Competition XVIII where contestants do exactly that (although not in Nocturnes as such).

[@gregniemczuk]

Interesting point!!! Okay, I'll do something like that next year,.while preparing for the recording of all Chopin's music.

[@brianneison8696]

Choral, more like a funeral March. 👍😊

[@brianneison8696]

Sadness, pain

[@IIgrzesiekII]

Zabieram się za wiersz o dzieciach i ich niespełnionych marzeniach w Ukrainie .Pomaga Pan swoją interpretacją i analizą stworzyć coś nowego . Dziękuję .

[@rothschildianum]

You should grow your hair and wear it like Chopin. You really do look like Chopin!

[@Rose-zg9pu]

Ridiculous, there's no resemblance whatsoever

[@rothschildianum]

You should grow your hair, you do look like Chopin!

[@gregniemczuk]

Hahahaha, thanks, but I want to be myself 😊. I find people trying to "look like Chopin" a bit funny.

[@user-nc2mu4im5u]

Im not that of a Chopin guy, I always liked playing Handel and a lot of baroque pieces. After my 30s I started playing the romantics a lot, I don't know why but I was so amazed at their work! Chopin came a bit later..I first heard this nocturne played by my friend to test my new piano and I REALLY LOVED IT! The bass sections gives such a huge depth in the music! Decided to learn it too and all of a sudden...I watched your video!It was a beautiful analysis, I felt the same about many of its parts! Hope to watch your other videos about the Nocturnes which I know start to get involved with!Thank you, very good job!

[@gregniemczuk]

Wonderful to have you here!!! Thank you very much!!!

[@user-nc2mu4im5u]

@@gregniemczuk Wish I could find something similar in Bach or in Beethoven Sonatas

[@gregniemczuk]

@@user-nc2mu4im5u I plan to do it!!!!

[@user-nc2mu4im5u]

@@gregniemczuk Great!!!