F. Chopin - Polonaise in A major Op. 40 no.1 - Analysis. Greg Niemczuk's lecture

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[@jc9552]

This is such an awesome piece! Thank you, loved your playing! ❤

[@lilyoy7942]

I show huge respect for you for not calling this the "Military" Polonaise despite receiving significantly less views from omitting this title.

[@wamexart]

Greg, dzieki! It was magic for me to imagine the King but more so to imagine the finally freed people moved to the tears. The “Military”, as we know it in some parts of Hispanic America, is very well known. As well as its composer. With your heart full performance it was natural to imagine the description of your prologue to “The Polonaise” as many also know it. In 1971 in a trip to Eastern Europe, I had the privilege of visiting Chopin’s birthplace in Zelasowa Wola, “ iron courage”if I recall correctly, along with his home in Warsaw, a public park with a gigantic statue where Chopin is looking at the stage for the piano, I was also impressed with the sincere respect of the multitude attending, y staying silent or communicating sotto voce. Sorry for a long and irrelevant commentary but your playing and comments really moved me. Greetings from California, today USA but formerly part of Mexico and the Spanish empire. Any resemblance is coincidence. Yours truly, Mauricio

[@gregniemczuk]

Thank you dear Mauricio! Your comment is enriching this video so there's nothing to be sorry for!!! I appreciate it.

[@NinaAnnaOstasiuk]

Nieziemskie wykonanie ❤❤ dziękuję Grzesiu, normalnie serce mam w gardle 🎹🎶🎵💐🏆emocje sięgnęły zenitu.... 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🎹🎶🎵💐🏆❤❤❤

[@RichardSeatonFingertips]

Thank you so much Greg. I lived in Wien for many years and used to hear this played in the Spanische Hofreitschule regularly during rehearsals. Now I am learning it on the piano.

[@sparx1599]

Love the middle section in this piece. Always feels so uplifting

[@ΜιλτιάδηςΒιτσικουνάκης]

The Glory of Poland !!! Either a King or an army, both these two militant factors, compose the idea of national uprising, resistance, unity and freedom !!! This piece has been for almost two-hundred years, the typical symbol of pure nationalism, worldwide !!! Chopin's creative imagination matches the idea of patriotism. This type of music belongs to the sacred and thrilling sphere of any devastated and bleeding country or homeland, until a glorious end, suggested by eminent heroes and acclaimed statemen, comes true !!! Narration of History through polish dances and sublime pride !!!!! Thank you so much, Mo Niemczuk !!!

[@gregniemczuk]

Yes!!!

[@ΜιλτιάδηςΒιτσικουνάκης]

@@gregniemczuk Mo Niemczuk, for various reasons, this Polonaise has been part of my own existence since 1969 !!! Please accept this confession !!!

[@gregniemczuk]

@@ΜιλτιάδηςΒιτσικουνάκης I do!! Thank you for appreciating this video. Especially as this piece means so much to you!

[@Pantheist-xg1qk]

To be honestly,I have confused with the several short motifs among the main phrases for a long time until you tell me that is resemble of drums.It's very helpful for me to understand it.

[@yoyichen4470]

Wow！ The Poles are very persistent. I love your music and dance. The special melody and rhythm are very recognizable.

[@gregniemczuk]

Thank you!

[@TeeaMTarnovetchi]

Dzięki za ten film! To było bardzo przydatne 🙏

[@sissi7746]

That Polonaise was also in my pianist brother’s repertoire. Watching you playing it gives me goosebumps.

[@gregniemczuk]

thank you!

[@ewapiano1222]

Greetings from Warsaw to mr Greg and all of you-music loversE

[@maciejblicharz8636]

Ale pięknie Pan zagrał i powiedział. Gratuluje ( if I may say so).Utwory Chopina często mają właśnie 3 stopniową kompozycje ( Cz1- preludium, cz2 ( właściwa) interludium oraz zakończenie postludium ) postludium w tym polonezie chyba następuje w momencie schodzenia na te trytony ~~~~~. Jak byłem uczniem PSM I próbowałem go grać. Czasami jest na prawdę prosty (fragment 2gi początek) ale głównie bardzo trudny. Szacunek i pozdrowienia.

[@Cancer7641]

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