Nocturne in B-flat minor, Op. 9 No. 1 // CHOPIN

[@elizabeth9841]

one of my favourite nocturnes by far

[@HowDrab]

In my opinion, this is the most beautiful of all Chopin's works. Thanks for uploading!

[@Pianoman965]

As well as fantasia impromptu and 1st ballade

[@vhyles]

Listen to Nocturne op 48 no 1 as played by Ashkenazy

[@NoGymNeeded]

It's up there for sure 😊

[@bihayalimyok300]

I STILL can't read music and learning all the classical pieces with channels like yours thank you

[@cuball2484]

Beginning at 3:24 my ears are blessed by one of the most beautiful and emotional sounds I have ever heard.

[@Axelelelel]

I can't hear that part, that was kinda hard to hear, i must keep hear this every time

[@lukeblackstone261]

@@Axelelelel what do you mean?

[@Axelelelel]

@@lukeblackstone261 sorry my English was trash back then and I'm just started listening to 19th century music back then. The reason I commented that was the complexity of classical music confuses me, there's a lot of different emotion in one piece unlike music nowadays.

[@Axelelelel]

@@lukeblackstone261 but it's all make sense now... Now I'm addicted to Chopin's late works such as 4th ballade, barcarolle, op 62 nocturnes, cello sonata (especially 1st movement), berceuse, late mazurkas. Even his unknown works such as 17 songs (yes song, not piece... They have lyrics)

[@Axelelelel]

@@lukeblackstone261 by the way, the chopin's piece I like the most is his op 49. I recommend you to hear Ashkenazy's interpretation or Kate Liu.

[@victorwhite8356]

It makes me feel emotional but it calms me too

[@AmeerHamza-qc1eb]

Me too

[@abookthief6164]

This piece inspired a book that I'm currently working on.

[@davidgemser2363]

MakeupBeauty101 Girl thats pretty cool ,how did it happen ?

[@davidgemser2363]

1. Yes all the history teachers talk all the time about the holocaust xD and 2.thats really cool that you came with a idea with some chopin. I play the piano and if i sometimes dont have interrest anymore to play i just listen to some chopin and than i always want to play piano again :)

[@davidgemser2363]

and how are you going to name your novel?

[@abookthief6164]

I play the piano, too, and I totally know what you mean. I have plans to try and learn all of Chopin's nocturnes, but right now I'm stuck on Hungarian Rhapsody no. 2 by Liszt. I don't exactly know what I'm going to name it yet - I'll probably know when I'm done. I'm thinking about A Pianist's Night or Memories of a Pianist, but I think the name just depends on how the book is executed. I'll probably name it in the end.

[@davidgemser2363]

MakeupBeauty101 Girl cool i want to go play them to but i am not good enough yet, and thats a really cool name for your book.

[@jimmy100058]

Thanks so much, for enabling me to now be able to play this piece through. without any knowledge of sheet music you are making my dreams come true!!!!!!

[@naxure2568]

0:31 I love that sound

[@holypeachy]

Yeah, I'm currently learning the piece and I've been hearing sounds I've never heard before. As I'm learning the piece certain sounds between notes and phrases sound completely different than when you listen to the full piece.

[@GeodesicBruh]

I think that victor’s solo was heavily inspired by this this, nocturne in c#minor and fantaisie impromptu

[@user-gv1ep3zk1s]

I knew it was inspired by one of these works ... Thanks for the information

[@dreuvasdevil9395]

feels good to know how to play all of those pieces

[@thegreenpianist7683]

Congrats on finishing thr Nocturnes *applause* you did a great job

[@XraySuper]

Good job PianoReader for making it so far with the Chopin play lists. I hope you do all the Waltzes or Mazurkas next time from Chopin. Thanks a lot ;)

[@Roh0io]

awesome. You uploaded the whole chopin nocturnes. Please upload some tchaikovsky or all chopin etudes

[@agamaz5650]

my fave nocturne :)

[@marijamajce2894]

Agamaz Same. ^^

[@cadensclassicalcomposition6060]

My favorite is Nocturne No. 21

[@stravinskyfan]

Nocturne 10!

[@martinrooms3084]

I am amazed by this wonderful piece

[@tbnspiano2661]

Muito linda. Na realidade todas as músicas da categoria nocturne são de uma beleza arrebatadora.

[@Avery_Piano]

lol did you give up on uploading every week on the nocturnes and just went " eh I'll upload the rest at once " >~< no complaints I love these

[@mokapotter]

You're the best Man :D Thx for upload all the Nocturne of Chopin :D

[@Duduspichu]

Legendario F.Chopin todas sus piezas tienen algo que te transmite lo que sentía al componer estas grandes obras maestras mi idolo :)

[@elcarnal1456]

Ridel Crow no me deja de sorprender Chopin, que gran genio...

[@ethelrizarri2614]

AMAZINGLY BEAUTIFUL THANKS FOR YOUR TALENT

[@planetyam6044]

+pianoREADER thanks for your amazing work!!!

[@brandonwarweg3622]

..Not only is it a grrRrReatt composition, it's also an awesome exercise for practicing R hand octaves as well as speeding them up!!! 🖤Chopin🎹🎼🖤

[@tbnspiano2661]

Pianoreader, obrigado pelo acervo fantástico.

[@sofii1878]

I almost finished it!!

[@bianbian428]

Absolutely love this piece.

[@MiorAkif]

So much Chopin lately, I'm not complaining though! If I may make a request, maybe more of Bach's Fugues like maybe his his Fugue in b-flat minor, BWV 867.

[@ML-tk9fl]

Joder esta melodía entra directo a tu alma

[@nicolasjosselin4837]

4:42

[@cable_tv7537]

There's parts in this piece that seriously remind me of his "Raindrop" prelude.

[@cable_tv7537]

My point still stands.

[@julyanvanderwesthuizen3081]

damn you're on a roll

[@dylanngo6148]

Nicely done!

[@estoriasdoteatro4176]

How many Nocturnes Chopin did???

[@Leo-dl8ni]

Estórias do Teatro 21

[@estoriasdoteatro4176]

Thank you!

[@Leo-dl8ni]

Estórias do Teatro de nada, cara.

[@nathan11]

He made 21 Nocturnes with 1 or 2, I’m not quite sure, it’s one or the other, which he did not publish in his life

[@sztheunknown883]

Actually 22

[@ZecTusGDTha]

AMAZING!

[@elias7748]

Amazing! Sounds just like Arrau's interpretation.

[@shansherwood1]

I’m in love

[@ethelrizarri2614]

I CRIED REMEMBERING MY BEAUTIFUL PAST WITH MY MOM AND DAD ( DEAD) WHERE ARE THEY NOW??

[@areselmago209]

FAVORITE

[@r.k.2355]

And.... Here my heart is....

[@jinkjink8]

please please do chopin Mazurka in f minor op 68 no 4 I beg of you. PLEASE

[@jokerrhe]

what a sound

[@guzzlea131]

please can you Chopin's waltz in Ab? pleaseee ❤️

[@jskv7eujxbxstcni7rdcj9]

Can you please do Field's nocturne no 5 in b flat too?

[@AnaPaula-np5rq]

♥️Chopin

[@marcius7308]

✨️💖🎵🎶🙂👋🌷

[@芝生のくるぶし]

0:06

[@WillieGC]

Hermosa melodía

[@isaylc7634]

Can You create The Chanson Triste OP.40 No.2 , please?

[@AEMBowers]

I don't understand why everyone seems to ommit the middle b flat in the final arpeggiated chord, even though the score clearly shows it (i.e., everyone seems to play only 5 of the notes, not all 6).

[@chalvy1486]

Could you be the op.69 n.1 of Chopin?

[@mmthll]

Vittorio Chalvien I'm not sure it can be possible

[@adriedrose1265]

Le Mentholé 😂😂😂😂

[@chintarou1150]

Chopin had to make the timing so irregular damn it :”))) welp I’ll finish this eventually

[@rampgamercracka4258]

At what part is the timing irregular? I don't see it. Maybe your edition is different from mine. I have the URTEXT all nocturnes book, and that's the most common one

[@chintarou1150]

I mean it’s not irregular but like it confuses me when the right hand is faster than the left so ye I kinda gave up in learning this nocturne

[@rampgamercracka4258]

@@chintarou1150 Well I'm sorry to hear that-- if the reason you are learning a Nocturne is for a competition, the most statistically successful Nocturnes are Opus. 55 No. 1 and Opus. 55 No. 2. If rythmic differentiation is particularly challenging for you, I would also recommend a perpetuum mobile piece, like Preludes 1, 16, or 20, or Etudes Op. 25 No. 10 Or Op. 10 No. 4, or even Op. 10 No. 10. Hope I was of help

[@chintarou1150]

Sabrina Chen Mm thanks X3

[@caterscarrots3407]

There’s a bit of irregularity, but that’s just rubato and is to be expected in Chopin. I have experienced what too much rubato is like. A moderate amount and it adds expression. Too much, especially at a fast tempo and it ruins the piece. What composer did I experience this with you may be asking? Well I experienced it with Beethoven of all people. In my opinion, a very fast Beethoven piece like Rondo a Capriccio shouldn’t have any rubato whatsoever, strict tempo.

[@ryacoli]

oh I'm early guess I should say something Last time I was this early Chopin wasn't making me cry.

[@mr.gentleman533]

What’s the name of the song you include the five first notes of in your intro, I think it’s a song I’ve been looking for and forgot the name of

[@bateman7573]

Better late than never, but it is Fauré’s Sicilienne.

[@FrostDirt]

@@bateman7573 Nope, it's just arpeggiated B-flat minor chord

[@bateman7573]

@@FrostDirt It’s a G minor arpeggio. Which also happens to be the opening of the Sicilienne.

[@JSB103]

´TA GüENO!

[@Efertiumpiano]

what vst piano is this?

[@CS-ex2pp]

This song is so spooky ,i dont know why but im scared of this song

[@CS-ex2pp]

Jonathan Rosemke yes thats what i meant

[@marcoponzio1644]

IT'S A PIECE, NOT A SONG! the word song means that there's someone who sing, so if no one sings it's not a song

[@CS-ex2pp]

Frederic chopin

[@nicolasjosselin4837]

Im played nocturne 1

[@atcihaydar]

Its d-flat major

[@pierrecohenmusic]

Haydar Atcı b flat minor and d flat major are relative keys. It shifts between both keys.

[@atcihaydar]

@@pierrecohenmusic thanks man I didnt know it :)

[@mariavega4825]

PIANOREADER PUEDES SUBIR LA DE LA LA LAND CITY OF STARS :) ;) ;)

[@marjoleine616]

My toxic mind says I can play this..

[@marcius7308]

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[@happy2love339]

죽기 전에 꼭 쳐봐야겠다

[@kirinokousaka8243]

I don't understand why the second part completely changed the music... I don't like that part XD just the beginning and the end

[@Sean17lol]

This might be a dumb question but is there any reason why it's called "in B-flat minor" instead of "in A-sharp minor"? I'm guessing it could be called both but i have no idea.

[@Jumbled_poems]

Sean17 i know this is late but b flat is a sharp.

[@Sean17lol]

zeth rivera I know but why is it called b flat in the song and not a sharp if they are the same

[@Jumbled_poems]

Sean17 i'm looking at my chopin book and the key signiture of the piece is in b flat not a sharp

[@Jumbled_poems]

Steve Doe thank you for telling me.

[@marcoponzio1644]

@@Sean17lol IT'S A PIECE, NOT A SONG! the word song means that there's someone who sing, so if no one sings it's not a song

[@laninshki]

28 people are miserable and lifeless

[@dontknowwhattonamemyself5563]

kek

[@michaelmejia3823]

Bad...

[@Axelelelel]

@Christian Panjaitan it was bad because it was played by computer

[@Winston_Smith676]

1:04

[@IgnacioCarrascoRojas]

4:30

[@danielimagui23]

4:18

[@LucasFMelo-op4rg]

1:06