Krystian Zimerman - Chopin Waltz Op. 64 No. 2 in C sharp minor

[@hnooalq7505]

Without music the world seems empty to me. - Jane Austen.

[@hannastaszak1684]

PIĘKNO MUZYKI FRYDERYKA CHOPINA TO FENOMEN GRANICZĄCY Z CUDEM.

[@danielceccaldi9676]

Une merveille d'interprétation

[@jonjonsson4270]

This is the way to play it...

[@williammai4783]

Perhaps Zimmerman was born to play Chopin. He has not only genius technical but also a good understanding of Chopin whereas nowadays some pianist abuses technical skills to demonstrates Chopin's music and they lost the depth and the emphasis.

[@JamesLee-yk3jb]

There could be lots of similarities in their mindsets, Chopin and Zimerman being compatriots. What do you think?

[@crescenzoverde-vlog]

Totally I agree. Couldnt be explained better.

[@sheiringhoddoucy1804]

@@crescenzoverde-vlog I don’t think their both being Polish fully explains it. Zimerman isn’t the only Polish pianist to perform Chopin, and I’ve heard non-Polish pianists perform Chopin better than Polish pianists. So the Polish connection, while it undoubtedly helps, is neither necessary nor sufficient. Whatever it is, Zimerman’s performances of Chopin stand head and shoulders above everyone else imo. He seems to connect with Chopin’s music in a way no other musician does.

[@peterbrenton410]

@@JamesLee-yk3jb I think you may have Cho-pped the-pin on the head there 😉

[@Lilo_D._Boom]

Yeah I think people forget that Chopin wrote music during the romantic era which more than anything focused on the emotional expression and individuality, because (quick History lesson) the romantic music was written after ideals of Enlightenment and the French Revolution which really focused on individuality, nationalism, and the freedom and liberty to express oneself moving from previous system of beliefs and government.

[@mariavelazquezdeangulo1640]

Bellísima interpretación del gran concertista Krystian Zimerman a los valses de Chopin.

[@halinanaberezna4722]

Dziękuję wspaniałe!!!!!!

[@ludan68]

I still have this versión in vynil under the Deutsche Gramophon label...Superb !!!

[@MusikPiratCH]

Thanks very much! This and other excellent recordings Krystian Zimerman unfortunately withdrew! *so sad* I also still have this vynil recording by Deutsche Gramophon Gesellschaft (DGG)! I fully agree with you! :D

[@steinwey]

I didn't know he had recorded these! What other recordings did he withdraw?

[@mateuszloniewski]

where can we find those and the rest of these withdrawn recordings? It would be a real shame if they got lost forever

[@humbertocoronadop.7293]

gracias Willa Hillicrissing,por hacernos llegar esta bella versión del maestro Zimermann,sin duda el Maestro Chopin quedaría encantado al escucharla.

[@mareksmid6906]

this and rubinstein's interpretation is just pure gold

[@Меломанка-б2э]

Also Pletnev's interpretation of 2020

[@wilderty3802]

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[@myAutoGen]

What's so special about this interpretation that you would compare it with the mastery of Rubinstein's? This sounds pretty pedestrian to me

[@mareksmid6906]

@@myAutoGen :/

[@MARI-ib6xq]

Wonderful interpretation of the master Zimerman. It's a shame that he has ordered take off the DG record from the market with Chopin's waltzes, that record is a jewel

[@MARTIN201199]

MARIHEBER PEREZ ALONSO I have an Lp with this waltzes. I won’t sell it ever

[@synx_1953]

My favorite piano waltz ever

[@danielceccaldi9676]

La plus belle interprétation que j'ai jamais entendue avec celle de Rubinstein

[@hippophile]

Je suis complètement d'accord!

[@grandisdavid]

Lipatti.

[@hannastaszak1684]

Chopin to najpiękniejsza spuścizna dla ludzkości.

[@moriscengic]

He seems to be the only one who knows how to play it right

[@Leonid1051]

Evgeny Kissin although knows.

[@suksikuuseen]

I still prefer Rubinstein

[@OpalBerries]

Wait, if you know he plays it right, doesn't that technically mean you also know the right way to play it.

[@ahmetsahin5310]

@@OpalBerries intelligence 100

[@yannis.perles]

@@Leonid1051 yeeee

[@Blanchevermeil]

Without Mary the world seems empty to me.

[@Pugo27]

bitter sweet. "if only you'd listen..."

[@daphynesilva818]

Maravilhosa interpretacao👏👏. Queria tocar 1% assim que ja estaria feliz😉😄

[@hippophile]

Gorgeous interpretation with rich the harmony exposed. Some professional performances concentrate on the top line and delicacy, which is another beautiful way to play the piece, just different. The great thing about this performance though for players is that it is of a style that can be aspired to be amateur players of a good intermediate ability - albeit perhaps without the expectation of achieving Zimerman's technique and touch.

[@Florestan88]

That's the best interpretation for me. It's a shame that the recording is a bit out of tune. Anyways it still can't effect the beautifulness of this interpretation.

[@kristianj.8798]

0:48

[@jonathan-qd1cc]

This is how you play this piece.

[@jennyjang5894]

Deeply moved

[@weicheng9717]

😂

[@deborahdiaz9719]

ARCANGELINA AMATISTA