FIRST TIME LISTENING TO | CHOPIN - Nocturne (Op. 9 No. 2) | REACTION

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[@Renee-Suzanne]

My youngest son spent 7 months in the NICU after h is birth. We played classical music for him 24/7 and it calmed him and allowed him to get the rest sn sleep he needed. After coming home, we've played classical music for every one of his naps and at bedtime. He is now 19½ years old.

[@ConspiracySmurf]

:) My family called it "Dream Music" and I had the ceiling lined in rainbow mini holiday twinkle lights so it glowed and made for easy bedtimes and peaceful dreams and works on the grandkids now!

[@lauraroberson9937]

This is one of the songs I played a few years back to get my ADD/hyperactive to the max grandson to calm down so he could go to sleep. Tranquil classical also helped his brothers become smarter, I fully believe. The oldest has taught himself how to play piano beautifully. Thanks for your reaction to Chopin.

[@stangovers7441]

His name is pronounced Show Pan. I played this when I was 12, and I still play it regularly. It puts me in a mood so that I can tolerate the day.

[@atkinastarling4630]

One of my fav instances of Chopin (Show-Pahn phonetically) was in the movie Tombstone. Doc Holliday clarifies what he's playing on the piano: a nocturne by Chopin.

[@louannlang7471]

Fredrick fuckin Chopin 😎

[@atkinastarling4630]

@@louannlang7471 "and you, music lover... You're next." My goodness, what a fabulous movie. Best one liners from Doc!

[@fatitankeris6327]

Honestly, despite adopting the French side, he was Polish. So, Chopin might as well be Fathername of old ancestor, pronounced more like Cho - pin.

[@mugatu171717]

If yall haven't seen the movie, the keys to the heart. Watch NOW. It's a Filipino movie about an autistic boy who plays perfectly after listening just once. Watch and report back to this comment 😊 it has Chopin, debussy and many others

[@GeekyGirl80]

This was a great choice for your continued path into classical. It sounds simple, but is really complex.

[@alexandermacphearson4379]

This is such a beautiful piece of music

[@jennyjorgensen9935]

I love that you are doing Classical and all types of music. This is the best channel! Chopin is one of my favorites, and I love the piano pieces. They are wonderful for sleeping to; almost as good as Elvis gospel music.😂 You are adorable. ❤❤❤

[@nikwalters1029]

I forgot how soothing Chopin is, thank you!

[@ciararespect4296]

Try some of his scherzi. Its not all relaxing like a lot of people who have never listened to classical

[@cas9065]

I really appreciate you bringing some classical music to us. Nocturne means it is made for the night. Perfect for calming down at the end of a long day!

[@TerrieKolb-eu1kn]

A nocturn is for evening, so almost a lullaby.

[@sistersilversmith5068]

Beautiful! Thanks for sharing this music!

[@sarahberke7194]

The painting is called Starry Night by Vincent van Gohe. I'm sure I miss spelled the last night. But the song was for that painting. 😊❤

[@jennyjorgensen9935]

Van Gogh, good recognition!❤

[@lauracontino269]

I tend to view Chopin as sad in tone- yet they brighten my mood also

[@RemboBajingo]

Chopin is pronounced Sho-Pan

[@jameslapham4326]

Check out almost any of Chopin's waltzes for piano. I particularly suggest Grand Waltz Brilliante #18. For some 'shred' classical piano, check out 'Souvenir of Andalusia' by Louis Gottschalk.

[@sylvanaire]

I know you just do music on your channel, but if you were to expand to movies (or even just watch it on your own), you could check out Disney’s Fantasia & Fantasia 2000. They are the epitome of setting images to music. Some are actual stories & some are just ideas but both movies do a great job of introducing folks to classical music.

[@danimccarr9915]

Chopin is by far my favorite classical composer. If you listen to everything done by Chopin I promise u will be a fan.

[@louiemiller6469]

Such a beautiful piece.

[@debbie3109]

Sooooo funny!!!! I was enjoying listening to this with you when all of a sudden you looked straight up, at the exact moment a notification came up on my screen for another reaction video you posted! It was like you saw it when it popped in! 😂

[@ananamous8867]

I love that you do many things! Stay curious and stay happy!!

[@libertyresearch-iu4fy]

I am glad to see you try something way out of your wheelhouse. Thank you.

[@britzkat9338]

One of my favorite piano music by Chopin...

[@sarasmith3676]

Something to consider for your instrumental reviews: Disney put together two movies called Fantasia and Fantasia 2000 where animators illustrated instrumental music. There have been others that have followed suit. You might enjoy them.

[@sylv772]

I love Chopin - loved him since I was a teenager. Learned to play this piece way back then. Memories.

[@lindasalaki9404]

So soothing 😊

[@reindeer7752]

If you want to listen to 2 gorgeous and very dramatic pieces of music try Rachmaninov's (or alternative spelling, Rachmaninoff. Its Russian) Piano Concerto #2 and George Gershwin's, Rhapsody in Blue. Chopin also wrote a beautiful Concerto #2. This is MUSIC that makes the hair on your arms stand up, your throat tighten and your spirit soar. They are probably too long for a reaction, so this is for you.

[@danielnicodemus5175]

I second Rach 2.

[@rachelbarkema7232]

i let out a startled laugh when i saw you were reacting to this lol

[@Sploinky_doinky]

Chopin is my favorite composer of all time it’s super sad that he only lived to 39 we got deprived of so much music😔I would also suggest his nocturne op.55 no.1 in f minor and his Ballades no.1 and no.4

[@dawns.427]

I HIGHLY suggest Chopin's Romance Largetto Concerto #1 played by concert Pianist Sa Chen! I promise you you will like it, it's an extremely emotional, gorgeous piece of music! It's my favorite classical piece, especially played by her. FYI, Chopin is pronounced Show-pan.

[@annefox926]

You got 2 classics in one with this one.Chopin (Shopan) ,With the cover album featuring " Starry Nights" by Vincent Van Gogh

[@SenorRatSandwich]

I recommend any of his 4 ballades (I like 3 the most, 4 is probably the most acclaimed one, 2 has my favorite ending out of all of them, and 1 is the one that first got me interested in his music and is probably the most accessible so there aren’t any misses really). The ballades are a lot crazier/more interesting/more varied/more exciting and sadly not many people have reacted to them and I would love to see yours. Also, the other nocturnes are really good as well. 😛😛😛😛😛

[@paolageraci]

Chopin is the best pianist of all times 🏆

[@user-es6gp8sk9j]

It could have been used in a silent "Perils of Pauline" film.

[@jonathan130]

react to his more crazy pieces like op 10 no 5, fantasie impromtu, ballades, wrong note etude kassia, i cannot get many in mind rn but there are many masterpieces, you probably wont like them but its some pretty cool music

[@windspath]

Romantic music

[@user-zd3ll4mm1d]

素晴らしい🎉 続けてください♪

[@071949]

A reminder that music is a vehicle that can take us to places where wheels and wings cannot go. RogerC 2/21/24

[@ApricotRse]

A reaction recommendation: In 1973, Barry Manilow wrote and sang a wonderful song called "Could It Be Magic" which he based on a Chopin prelude. It became a Billboard Top 10 hit and one of Manilow's best compositions in his long career (Barry still records, tours, and has a Vegas residency). Please react to the original, full version of the song which you can find on KZbin. It runs for 6:49 and appears on the white cover album named "Barry Manilow". It will be a great tie-in to the reaction you've done here. Thanks!

[@k.e.rudolphevansknightwahl5557]

Show - Pan

[@TwiddleJones]

First rule of cookery class?

[@fedegwagwa]

This Chopin's most famous nocturne but it's SO FAR from being his best nocturne. And the nocturnes are FAR from being the best pieces he wrote, besides maybe a couple. This is tranquil and light, for a different darker and dramatic side of Chopin you should listen to the Ballades, either number 1 or 4

[@fedegwagwa]

@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee I would agree with a selection of them, all together they might be too much for new ears. I feel like the ballades are at a more suitable time range

[@fedegwagwa]

@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee Respect the opinion. I just feel the poetry and flow of the ballades makes up for the length of the pieces

[@Isthatstillyou-dp2pf]

'show pan' = 'Chopin'

[@60secthebaptist9]

"SHO-PAN"

[@roddow612]

Please listen to Brahms - Waltz in A Minor

[@xavibradley5878]

Like you said, the piece takes where you need to go, i hope it takes you to other pieces like Beethoven, Liszt, Bach, heindel. Debussy, Schubert, etc you know what i mean

[@jessicahunt4819]

Isn't his name pronounced like Showpan?

[@PechilvrsPreciousPeepsNursery]

Chopin is Pronounced show-pan

[@ConspiracySmurf]

***PRONOUNCE IT "SHOW pan", not "CHOP in" **** Good stuff...now do Beethoven "Fur Elise" pleassssseeeee!

[@dan0phantom832]

Now you woke

[@ilove6kies]

Haha love this piece but this is actually one of Chopan’s easiest pieces - you don’t know what crazy is 😂

[@user-gb1if9or7n]

It Sho-pan not Chop- in

[@xavibradley5878]

also it’s pronounced show-pan not chop-in

[@Michael-Philip]

BACH

[@ciararespect4296]

So ridiculous watching someone listen to classical music or any genre of music for the first time. "hey someone going crazy on the keys" in other words "I haven't got a clue what to say it's not my scene"

[@ABtheKreator]

Respectfully, keep it moving. Reactions ain't for you, ma'am!

[@daphneparkin6869]

What a silly comment, lol. Surely everyone is allowed to find a new "scene". I'm enjoying his reactions immensely ❤

[@ciararespect4296]

@@daphneparkin6869 well it shows how 'shallow' you are then.. He's not found a new scene as is visibly apparent.

[@daphneparkin6869]

@@ciararespect4296 Whatever!