F. Chopin - Polonaise in E flat minor Op. 26 no. 2 - Analysis.Greg Niemczuk's lecture

[@bluepearl4806]

You play soooo beautifuly...yours are the best interpretations of chopin I have ever heard so far...thank you.....🌺💐💕

[@gregniemczuk]

Thank you!!!!

[@bluepearl4806]

@@gregniemczuk 🙏😊💐💕💕

[@GeorgeFloyd2023]

Chopin's most innovative and avant garde polonaise? Fantastic.

[@galinacotler6975]

What an amazing passionate interpretation. Playing it so many times, hearing it so many times, and yet suddenly there is a somewhat new perspective. It is so obvious that piece really touched your beautiful soul. Thank you for sharing.

[@gregniemczuk]

Thank you for this comment Galina!

[@luckyscorewalker]

I am a big fan of Chopin woks, and your explanations for this Polonaise is fantastic. Thank you for doing these honest and unique videos.

[@gregniemczuk]

Thank you for watching! Be the end of this year I'll make videos about ALL Chopin's music!

[@Amanwhohasagoodear]

You thank us for watching, but I want to thank you so much more for expressing to us the depth of these pieces, this analysis helped me enjoy this piece much more even though it is one of my favorite Polonaises already. I'm watching all your series about Chopin's music. Just wanted to say thank you so much for your hard work.

[@gregniemczuk]

Thanks! It means a lot to me. Every word of your made me smile!

[@christophejavon3509]

Fantastic. Very inspired and inspiring. Thank you!

[@gregniemczuk]

Thanks!

[@RenataBłażejewska-p9b]

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[@artur_k545]

It's always so nice to come back to your films, I'm really glad thery're still available, they're really amazing! I'm back here because of the motif I heard in Tchaikowsky's 5th Symphony - at the very beginning of its 1st movement, and it also appears in the last movement (so I believe it's really meaningful, don't know if it's a proper word 😅). Maybe i'm wrong, but I beilieve it's very very simmilar to the middle part of this polonaise. It's quite interesting in my opinion, mayby Tchaikovsky was inspired by Chopin or maybe they had mutual source of inspiration?

[@yoyichen4470]

Another very, very wonderful narrative and analysis of Chopin's story. I am studying the history of your country. It seems that Poland is an unfortunate country, always striving for independence. Chopin was undoubtedly deeply disturbed and sad...

[@gregniemczuk]

Yes, thank you for understanding.... Now we live in very good times finally

[@yoyichen4470]

@@gregniemczuk wish one day to visit Poland🙏

[@gregniemczuk]

@@yoyichen4470 you should!

[@meinponyundich2991]

Very very good explained

[@gregniemczuk]

I'm honored to hear that.

[@pianoforteyt]

Awesome video 😃

[@eduardo-v5b2t]

Brawo Niemczuk, pozdrowienia z Fortalezy , Brasil

[@gregniemczuk]

Dziękuję! Kocham Brazylię

[@100of1000]

Do You belive, that this polonaise (some parts) is twin-similar to the Polonaise Op. 44? I have the impression,itt also contains the leitmotif of the further Polonaise Op. 40 no.2.

[@gregniemczuk]

Yes! The introduction is similar 😊

[@ewapiano1222]

Good evening.I am here too.GreetingsE

[@xevivr]

Aren't chopin scherzo n polonaise are similar in some way ?

[@gregniemczuk]

Not really....

[@NinaAnnaOstasiuk]

🙂👌🎹🎵🎶

[@oksanalysak8593]

Для усіх, хто слухає цей подкаст, хочу додати, що в частині H-dur чути звук залізничних рейок та спів полонених поляків, яких везуть у сибір після поразки повстання.

[@Cancer7641]

jestem pierwszy pozdrawiam

[@oksanalysak8593]

Для усіх, хто слухає цей подкаст, хочу додати, що в частині H-dur чути звук залізничних рейок та спів полонених поляків, яких везуть у сибір після поразки повстання.