Grande Polonaise Brillante, Op. 22 // CHOPIN

[@aldoringo439]

The most chopinisitic Chopin piece ever

[@shahmirkhan5373]

Rubinstein's chopin op 48 no 1 is more "chopinistic" tbh

[@pingatraaonIG]

Hello fellow pianist and footballer

[@Arias2948]

Oh you were the guy that in the video of nocturne in f minor you say that was the worst nocturne of all, you don't know even that is chopinistic, you don't deserve even listen to chopin

[@local9724]

@@Arias2948 The fuck is wrong with you? People can have their own opinions

[@garrettferguson1425]

@@local9724 No you don't understand the situation, he did more than simply "have an opinion", he was very rude and harsh. Arias comment is justified

[@TiagoNYC]

Chopin was one of those incredible gifts from the universe.

[@practicboi40hrs46]

Nathan Freundl what do you mean by curse

[@enzoronielconcepcion4952]

@@practicboi40hrs46 He have tuberculosis throughout his adulthood.

[@justdio7459]

@Khai Dinh *Critical hit to Jimmy Alderson and practiceboi 40hrs*

[@LingLing-wk2ws]

@Khai Dinh no his pieces are not nightmares, they are nightmares to the people who just can't stop procrastinating and can't stop making some jiberish excuses for not practicing for music. Hmmmmm, can one of those people truly be you then? Or are you simply saying his pieces are nightmares because they sound like that? Well, guess what? They don't. There you have it. It seems normal to people like him such as Liszt, you however? Well, haha.....you are nothing like them, you have not experienced the amount of hard word, the suffering, the practicing, the failing and climbing the steps to success, no you simply have not. Well, I hope I made your day by telling you the truth about your life! Now go make something out of it, before it continues uselessly and ends like that as well! Go on, get off your phone you lazy ass and go practice now!

[@chiragraju821]

Ling Ling lol

[@dfkfgjfg]

Most underrated Chopin piece in my opinion. I absolutely love this polonaise so much

[@raphaelneves7666]

Tyrion Lannister Try "Wiosna", it's underrated but awesome

[@christiangaden7420]

I never heard it before. What kind of person am I?

[@jaygasper4853]

Who unrates it, they're nuts!

[@phillach5181]

its pretty known to be fair

[@ShadowShinobi108]

@Qafar Quluzade yea man ballade 3 is my 2nd favourite of the ballades (my 1st is the 4th ballade), I personally think the 1st ballade is a bit overrated. I still really like it though; but yes ballade 3 deserves more recognition.

[@Pardock97]

4:34 Every time I get to that part it just makes me so happy

[@alberto798]

I love the chromatic descension

[@melinda8423]

But am i the only one who feels sad and teary when it comes to this part? Am a weirdo

[@audacciaa]

@@melinda8423 I feel kinda sad and melancholic too.

[@maximecloutier1223]

That's why I learned this part before everything else haha

[@CalamityInAction]

Maxime Cloutier Very melancholic in sound, but probably fun to play (I don’t know. I haven’t played it)

[@sabrinaschantz]

3:33 wow... just wow

[@radamik]

My favorite part. Such 19th century romanticism at its best. This piece has such an elegance to it, and I imagine it’s very difficult to learn - though maybe not as bad as the opus 44 polonaise with that beautiful mazurka in the middle of it.

[@UncleBenPackWatch]

The best part so sad but beautiful

[@roorduh6529]

5:21 that downfall is 👌

[@artorias1903]

This was played at the end credits of "The Pianist", one of my most favoured and cherished movies.

[@GrzegorzNowacki]

Chopin had incredible talent and imagination to create beautiful melody, chords harmonically and melodically tone.♬ ♪ ♩ Awesome! Thank you ツ Best regards from Poland

[@Ginto128]

Fryderyk Franciszek Chopin hey :)

[@Ginto128]

Fryderyk Franciszek Chopin hi you fine ? :)

[@chucknorris8235]

Best composer of all time !

[@whaijorhujishkomunyk]

Wait!

[@vine2197]

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[@trevorguy63]

7 years later this is still the best synthesia upload of this piece on KZbin

[@iliasbaktybek3914]

Another splash of genius by Chopin... There will never be another Chopin ever again.

[@davixoficial1925]

0:25 0:29 the only part I can play.

[@claudiabarroso7225]

HAHAHA epic.

[@elpianista4558]

@Jaoyad Sadman Arnob ?

[@hernanphillip334]

AcTuaLly THe WhoLe piece is too e-aze Xdxd

[@chata354]

You aren't alone

[@mayconphysicist]

It is a good start no doubt!!

[@Andresinho70]

Best Chopin's polonaise

[@jojojorisjhjosef]

There are better plays he composed.

[@kvnboudreaux]

+André Gustavo try a listen at his polonaise g sharp minor published posthumously!

[@samuelmaso98]

And what about Polonaise 53?

[@brianbernstein3826]

love the F# the best... it's not as grand or virtostic as this or the heroic, but it's got such dark fire to it!!!

[@jamesbetti9002]

Brian Bernstein Especially Horowitz's performance.

[@geekronetred-jgrstudio1981]

4:34 it's my favorite part

[@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji]

Mine too!

[@manshammarstrom9397]

01:46 Im in love with that!

[@danieltresa2943]

unbelieveable, my piano teacher can play this magic and i still cant believe that someone can play it

[@anakinlumluk2136]

Daniel Tresa Plot Twist: Your teacher is Chopin...

[@Ethan-ib5hk]

o_O

[@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я]

is your teacher an octopus

[@mr.raisin2492]

+Grammar Nazi Oh the irony! 😂

[@danyiftimie761]

Daniel Tresa if people can play transcendental etude no. 5 - Franz liszt, beleave me they can play this 😂

[@zyxwl2015]

3:34 to 4:05 my favorite part, so beautiful and so expressive

[@joaomartins219]

Just one word....BEAUTIFUL!

[@goktugblack]

This is the zenith of piano music composing. Testament to the unfathomable genius of the Master.

[@walditm3129]

The beginning is so damn brilliant

[@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji]

That's why it's named grande polonaise BRILLANTE lol.

[@justanothergunnerd8128]

The level of skill and memory is just amazing when playing a complex piano piece like this... I know know nothing of the piano and this is just fantastic - music speaks to us all, even when we don't want it to, or realize it.

[@PinkBlueNinjaStar]

God: *creates Chopin* Chopin: *creates Grande Polonaise Brillante, Op. 22* God: aww yeah that's what I'm fuckin talkin about

[@zregenv5506]

:D

[@bencallender5061]

Why does god have to swear..

[@max_fanboi8306]

This is my favorite piece to play, it gives me pure joy :')

[@Advent3546]

The performer for the solos was Janusz Olejniczak. He played piano for the close up of the hands.

[@jakubignasiak5685]

Beautiful 🎹👌🎶

[@PianoScenesMoviesandSeries]

4:27 Amazing how the right hands slowly softens and dies out, but the right hand still goes. As if the melody is not paying attention and is trying to keep up.

[@keshavsharma6663]

I think you mean left hand softens?

[@brianbernstein3826]

6:37 put your right ear to your right shoulder, see the two faces?!?

[@anakinlumluk2136]

Brian Bernstein Wow! yeah. But the real question is how did you spot it anyway?! That's nut man!

[@brianbernstein3826]

according to the ethnomusicologist Mike Hunt who has dedicated his life to studying the works of Chopin, these two faces represent Irksta and Annae, the twin sisters of Chopin's third niece, Maginta Ornelle

[@anakinlumluk2136]

Brian Bernstein That would likely be implausible, since visual-presented music technology (synthesia for example) came much much later than the Chopin's era. I refuse to believe that it was his intention, but...who knows? May be he was the true miracle or some sort. Music is magic anyway...

[@brianbernstein3826]

Anakin Lumluk read my comment again, focus more on the ethnomusicologist's name :p

[@anakinlumluk2136]

Brian Bernstein Ahh! You got me well...about Mike Hunt?.....shit....

[@oscarmeneses2760]

I realy enjoyed every piano note on this melody. Outstanding, bravo maestro!

[@isa-qj9fw]

If this doesn’t are a masterpiece, I don’t know what are

[@yvesgerard1308]

Générique de fin du film " Le pianiste " ( Polansky ) avec Adrian Brody ... Une manière incroyablement émouvante de rendre hommage au grand compositeur ...

[@estebanmirahernandez6070]

Es una de las canciones más alegres de Chopin, que buena interpretación

[@jingga42]

WOW so Perfecto Bravo perfecto...... Ala France and polonaise 🇵🇱

[@natashawilliams6350]

This is wunderbar!

[@hungoquoc3128]

Its beautiful

[@Katya-oz7mw]

this reminds me of "the pianist". Most beautiful movie ever!

[@juliocesarcordeiro4179]

Love this piece

[@maricarmenparrahidalgo7584]

i love this song, thank you very much

[@homerosoares517]

WOW. It’s incredibly wonderful. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@eenayeah]

I feel like this is Chopin's most difficult piece. I've only the first ballade under my belt but I have tried the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th. None of them feel as difficult as this.

[@avocadotortilla746]

4:35 kinda sounds like the middle section of mazeppa lol

[@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я]

You're right!

[@juulpod5285]

Those are the same notes

[@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я]

3:15 is like continuous phrase in mazeppa too

[@LucasOliveira-jq5nv]

Mazeppa was composed in 1851, and this Polonaise in 1830

[@chata354]

Yes all of those parts sound mazeppa inspired

[@dantequiba1512]

Please upload Chopin's La ci darem adopted from Mozart's Le Figaro in MIDI.

[@Nothinglikeagoodnut]

Best for eating cereal to

[@cancy5292]

Why😂😂😂

[@cancy5292]

But yeah agree

[@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji]

Ah! This (credits section) and ballade #1 from the movie, 'The Pianist'.

[@emir_yardimci]

4:35 ohhhh man 😭

[@mortontv824]

4:28 ♥️♥️♥️

[@jrvjk]

maravilhosa!

[@webdriverteste2129]

VSR, aproveitando que tu é brasileiro, só eu que acho tem trechos dessa música que se assemelham com o hino nacional ?

[@guto5340]

@@webdriverteste2129 Que trechos?

[@batatafedida2806]

@@webdriverteste2129 tipo 5:38?

[@lucasmachado3642]

@@batatafedida2806 Faz sentido o Hino foi composto em 1831 e a Polonaise em 1830 são datas muito próximas

[@fifthycharaktersforaqualit7468]

This might be a perfect piece to find out if you are a pro piano player yet if you can play it like this its either the only piece you tried lerning for 15 years or you are a pro.

[@МаринаПилюгина-ю9н]

Очаровательно-блистательно! Спасибо за россыпь музыкальных брилиантов.

[@marciadantas3608]

Lindo.Maravilhoso.

[@iamgeniusxd2598]

Hardest Chopin piece I have ever seen.

[@Dylonely_9274]

Probably lol, but this is normally played in symphony

[@ThnputMd]

I bought the Ultimate Edition of Chopin's works and I couldn't find the music in it

[@yingbozheng4318]

Maybe because it's so difficult that they didn't bother putting it in because anyone who can attempt to play this and succeed can't possibly be human... Just kidding, it should be in there if it's an "ultimate" collection.

[@akshitsharma8475]

This reminds me of minecraft because I used to play it in my mind when I played minecraft on my android.

[@alejandrocuellar9254]

Chopin: I bought the hole piano so I'm using the hole piano

[@janecoles1353]

r u sure this isn't a duet??? or did he use his nose and tongue and ears and feet as well?!?

[@francescodallachiara3083]

+Jane Coles i used to play it years ago and its 2 hands

[@flavia6864]

+Jane Coles Lol!

[@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я]

Jane Coles ikr I think chopin turns into a octopus when nobody's home lol

[@wisnog99]

It's chopin, so it's obviously not an easy piece, to call chopin a master pianist would be an understatement, his skills were unlike anything, but you can tell when it's a duet and when it's not.

[@e.hutchence-composer8203]

Funny

[@reloadpsi]

So keeping in mind that in French, "brillant" does not mean something of high quality, but something radiant or shining brightly...

[@tacoguy764]

Great and bright Poland

[@davisatdavis1]

Now that I think of it that way, the piece feels like it's coming together even more to me and has better meaning to me.

[@Scherzokinn]

It means both

[@Jose-es9xy]

4:29 🤘

[@monkeymanmacho2205]

Grand Valse Brillante is better I personally think but this is still spectacular! A marvellous creation by a marvellous pianist!

[@thepianist4314]

MonkeyManMacho but this is a Polonaise 😒

[@Jasongy827]

Tops heroique.

[@shoobeshu]

No it doesn't.

[@reimakousei793]

In heroism sense no but in delicatism it does (xD made up words haha)

[@don_inigo_gomez]

4:34

[@douwethart7207]

I cant find this on Spotify, Just the orchestra version?

[@tallyhoswilly_4973]

My end time goal for my music career a.k.a piano is to learn my "goal songs". 1. This song, 2.Maplestory Lachlen (the city that never sleep), and 3. Jordan elgie roses. 🤤😑 i have a loonnng way to go but, hey it's all about the journey😊

[@jrvjk]

Nossa, que música fantástica!!! Mas é definitivamente muito difícil de se tocar

[@brunodilawrence7772]

Todas as polonesas do Chopin são muito difíceis, mas essa e a da ops. 44 são talvez as mais difíceis.

[@Katya-oz7mw]

VSR znananananani golflfllf ęç amakakakakaa

[@swbzj]

Could you upload appassionata, i'd love to see that on this channel

[@whaijorhujishkomunyk]

Polonaise quasi galop

[@seriica]

can you do please chopin rondo in e-flat op. 16?

[@shoobeshu]

SCMUSIC, Hi!!! Love YOUR channel to!!! Please do the Chopin Concerto no.1!!!

[@TheMaciekm]

Do you think it is possible to learn this after only 6 years of music school? I was very good though, highest grades almost always. I guess so, but will it take significantly more time without the help of the teacher etc.?

[@vladislavmoshkanov6145]

I_-Treadstone-_I you will undoubtedly learn it, but the sound will definitely suck

[@thorwarth]

Fahima Abawi if you want to play it well it needs more than half a year if you learn fast and much....

[@thorwarth]

Fahima Abawi lol im 16 and from augsburg, with practicing 1 hour a day i managed to get a i would say pretty decent interpretation of the pollonaise fantasie in around 4 months but its really not that easy trust me

[@JosiasRivera]

Could you do polonaise op 61 in a flat?

[@hotelinjapan389]

PianoCzarX should do a full orchestra and piano video of this.

[@thepianist4314]

S. Rachmaninov yeah I think also your compositions 😋😌

[@espengevelt8132]

what fingers do you with right hand at 1:18? and do you have any practise you recommand to play that fast on that part. i am trying but it goes a little too slow :(

[@owomoxcx]

Espen Gevelt I say for the lower Eb and F you use your finger 1 and 2 and for the top Gb/F# and Ab/G# you use fingers 3 and 4

[@owomoxcx]

Not sure though sorry 😕

[@phillach5181]

1,3 and 2,4

[@phillach5181]

or 1,5 and 2,4

[@mareksmid6906]

4:20 4:33

[@kanikajulee9424]

6:35 liszt mode on

[@filippompa2674]

Pls andante spianato et grande polonaise brillante

[@mike04tm53]

4:17-5:30

[@filipbed8592]

0:00=4:33

[@LightLucky]

0:29 The Pianist

[@ndairoseaton3587]

No its actually from 0:00 to the end

[@jeanmartin5064]

who is the pianist playing this?

[@דניאלהיעקבי-ט9ע]

מנגינות מקסימות.

[@danielyeh1627]

*i need this midi file*

[@sparda461]

midi download please??

[@George-ls8ms]

+gustavo nagato www.youtube-mp3.org

[@karldavid3127]

+George ²·º HAHAHAHAHHAAH nice one

[@rm4136]

Parece um estudo

[@liorki849]

First time hearing this piece and although I like the melody I must say I dislike the amount of unnecessary notes which are for decoration. I'm probably the only one thinking the decoration here is too much but I was wondering if someone agrees with me

[@louisxiv773]

It probably takes a few listenings to get used to this piece (or any other piece, for that matter). Originally, this was a composition for piano AND orchestra, so this transcription (by Chopin himself) for solo piano is even more virtuosic than normal. A grand show-off piece, made to blow the audiences minds away, not only with great romantic musicality but with exceptional pianistic technique as well.

[@jeon5605]

movie pianist end music ?

[@AnaPaula-np5rq]

♥️😍♥️😍♥️😍♥️😍♥️😍♥️😍♥️👍

[@vine2197]

👌👌😔

[@day_daras6157]

Is that me or... those F at 1:33 are out of tune ?

[@animegrl207]

I am only here cus I read the manga call "I Am a piano " 🤧

[@MichaelAnderson-ec7pl]

This looks really hard to play!

[@rachelhanson2071]

+Michael Anderson It LOOKS hard to play because it IS hard to play...

[@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я]

Rachel Hanson ???

[@danyiftimie761]

Michael Anderson actually is hard lmaoo

[@asamisaito]

Michael Anderson definitely a hard piece

[@firstbourne8799]

As a person who played ballade 1 and Rachmaninoff's prelude in g minor, chopin's winter wind, revolutionary and many more, this is easier. People always make a mistake thinking this piece as hard but it's actually very manageable. It rarely strains the hands and there are no overly fast parts like ballade 1's coda or prelude in g minor's beginning. Also people said that ballade 4 and scherzo 2&3 are easier than this, was a complete lie. All of those are harder than this. The only reasons I can see why this is hard are either you can't reach a tenth which might be technically difficult for you, or the ending. God the ending is hard to play perfectly. The whole beginning and middle portions are exhausting then the ending is more exhausting. But like I said, I'd prefer to play this over most of his etudes and ballades, that's how easy it is.

[@דניאלהיעקבי-ט9ע]

ביצועים ווירטואוזיים.

[@BnzDvz]

That was my favourite language!

[@leonin9947]

Is this actually soloable?

[@joephilips7265]

Yep. Pretty difficult though. If you want something insane, try the Mendelssohn/Liszt piano arrangement of the wedding march, also known as the Midsummer Night's Dream march.

[@jorgeamaro2686]

Joe Philips if you want something impossible try Alkan's concerto for solo piano. it's beautiful and impossible

[@jeanmartin5064]

WHO WAS THE PIANIST?

[@connorrk800cyberlifemodel5]

The computer

[@jonashasageremtkjrjensen]

Grande Valse Brillant' little brother

[@アイスクリーム-x7b]

So beautiful but too difficult

[@nicogames7382]

nice :v

[@sefirot7953]

Quitely difficult...

[@nicogames7382]

yes but so nice

[@tabathastaples7884]

Do you have eyes to see / ears to hear ??????? Shepherd's Chapel Network !!!!!!!

[@mr.adkins5285]

I want to play this piece so badly but it's so hard

[@joseluisbarrazaponce234]

Spilman

[@raclj9940]

Argh so difficult. strugglin alot

[@sanglian1425]

who can play this it looks very hard in my eyes

[@TheDublord21]

check out yundi performance i'ts my nr 1 ;)

[@thaianhphan9858]

Human haz only too hend !

[@pic4315]

It doesn’t sound like the other polonaises at all to me

[@axelcanu9012]

The beginning seems like Moonlight Sonata of Beethoven (Mvt 3)

[@Katya-oz7mw]

Axel Canu actually no...

[@Sunny-we7uv]

More like appasionata