Nocturne in F major, Op. 15 No. 1 // CHOPIN

[@kronoxd9697]

It is like a nocturne waltz

[@theend7339]

jesus christ chopin you absolute madman

[@AdamMyers34]

you can hear and feel, the story with this piece, it's so beautiful, the way it suddenly goes "crazy" makes me think of a despair and sadness it's beautiful, I just started Chopin's etude 25 n 2 and it makes me feel the same way even though they are completely different.

[@jobechan2306]

this nocturne is actually so underrated

[@marcovillalobos9059]

Chopin is underrated.

[@aidan4624]

@@marcovillalobos9059 How do you mean? He’s almost indisputably the most celebrated piano composer of all time

[@Ash1nerTV]

@@aidan4624 lmao I have no idea what they mean 😂

[@nerrdinho]

@@aidan4624 Well, in terms of the average person who doesn’t listen to classical music, I’d bet most people would know of Beethoven and Mozart over Chopin. In a sense, his music is not celebrated enough. This is probably because he wrote mostly for the piano. His music is more personal, not as theatrical as a symphony with an orchestra.

[@aggelosag4982]

​@@nerrdinhothat's so real

[@vanorange]

It sounds unbelievably modern, like it was written as a movie score!

[@semproniaprocax2942]

Up

[@elias7748]

Sounds like the “UP” theme which is a waltz.

[@martsforrell]

I think saying that Chopin sounds "modern" is more like an insult than a compliment...

[@tipyingmistakes4743]

@@martsforrell personally I feel like Chopin was part of a bridge that lead from classical music to modern, and maybe some other composers too.

[@codythedoggo7671]

Modern sounds Chopin

[@victorwhite8356]

1:32

[@immatureconsumer9325]

That's chopin for you

[@eugen9611]

that escalated quickly

[@milgaru]

0:06 chopin : hmm maybe i should make something calm and beautiful music 1:32 chopin : fuck it

[@rubix7931]

It's like you're in the ocean at the beginning of the nocturne, but then a storm comes, signaled by the left hand, accompanied by the right hand sounding like a siren that tells you to get out of the water.

[@GeodesicBruh]

Well, that escalated quickly. What a madlad

[@adamfps_gamer8917]

1:30 sounds like Liszt's Chasse Neige

[@Areothredamino.999]

1:32 She is talking to a boy!! 2:33 oh God, that was Her brother, relief

[@aumdo3934]

I am particularly in favour of this nocturne;)

[@craigmarett8897]

This went 0 to 100 real quick 😂😂

[@Catia2006]

this is my favourite... stole my heart and soul... heavenly ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡

[@thomasadvincula1261]

Jeez, Chopin's nocturnes are so misleading. You'd think it's easy, then after one second it's difficult.

[@jobechan2306]

the beginning is misleadingly hard as well

[@ayhamshaheed7740]

It's actually not that bad. Just work on double trills. The technique took me a week and a half to get right but if you can do that then this nocturne is so much easier

[@LightLucky]

@@jobechan2306 yea left hand is pretty hard i think. I tried to play that but i quit and started to learn nocturne op. 55 no. 1 lol. And also the middle section is hard, but right hand this time.

[@Eliza-yd7fi]

@@ayhamshaheed7740 what's double trills? You mean tremolos?

[@ayhamshaheed7740]

@@Eliza-yd7fi nope tremolos are different they would involve a back and forth between a chord, and 1 external note. Double trills like in this piece are when you are play 2 trills as the same time simultaneously. I think at least

[@AnimeAviator]

My friend played this and she was only 15 :) This is a great song

[@camcherta]

ᴾⁱᵉᶜᵉ

[@rareparry4919]

Piece

[@xd3dputra408]

*PIECEEEE*

[@auxxik5234]

@@camcherta who cares bruh

[@eddieandmaxie]

@@auxxik5234literally everyone in the classical community 😭

[@C0nstellati0ns]

Such a powerful piece

[@sarovah1]

Ah of course, you can’t have a chopin classical song, without the most intense part of it :) my fingers will not thank me for the work i’m putting on them xD good job, keep up the good work!

[@acrom8845]

Notturno particolare, difficile sia tecnicamente che come interpretazione perché vi è una prima parte molto melodiosa ed una seconda parte in cui la melodia tende a perdersi in un susseguirsi quasi caotico di note. Il pianista deve essere, nella seconda parte, abbastanza bravo a non usare troppo pedale altrimenti non fuoriesce nella maniera giusta il tema del notturno. (This is a particular nocturne, difficult both technically and as an interpretation because there is a very melodious first part and a second part in which the melody tends to get lost in an almost chaotic succession of notes. The pianist must be, in the second part, good enough not to use too much pedal otherwise the nocturne's theme does not come out in the right way)

[@alberto798]

All nocturnes left at the same time!! :DDDDDDD

[@FueganTV]

Prototype of the second ballad xD

[@stravinskyfan]

And it's f major too

[@camcherta]

Noice it resembles the 2nd

[@tejasvaze5659]

Underrated comment! I'd never noticed the glaring similarity up until now my friend

[@etranablala9843]

And I thought I've already heard the most difficult ones

[@yeechonggie9574]

Lullaby and nightmare

[@zoltano_cortez]

Who hurt you Chopin, that you make us suffer so 🤣

[@ayhamshaheed7740]

The B section of this works great as an etude on double trills lol

[@pablovalverde3542]

The Op 55 N 1 is the opossite at this.

[@salmaeldardeery322]

I love this! what Piano is this?

[@bluerried7095]

0:04

[@f41nT]

felt it by the first time listened

[@filipfajny8477]

HE IS VERY CHEERFUL

[@ZKLofiTone]

wowwwww : 0:34

[@chata354]

When your dreams of finally being able to learn a chopin piece dies 1:30

[@johnpaulturk2487]

Keep going, you'll get there 💪

[@chata354]

@@johnpaulturk2487 Thanks for the motivation! I have been able to play it :)

[@johnpaulturk2487]

@@chata354 That's good to hear ^^

[@smichelin19]

Not hard at all

[@babygirl4169]

The left hand gives me Mozart vibes

[@Jytoyu]

Finally a piece i can play…oh maybe not

[@worstpianist3985]

Polyrhythms are pretty difficult :/

[@TheLifeisgood72]

Good thing there’s none in this piece

[@agamaz5650]

this Nocturne makes me feel so strange... op. 9 no 1 and 3 are beautiful but I feel super strange with this one

[@davidchopina609]

I am curious as to whether or not you still feel strange about this nocturne five years later? Why did it make you feel strange? Can you please describe in detail your feelings and thoughts? Thank you.

[@ursulathanks7640]

I shall now show my utter disgust and anger with you through the piano 🎹

[@saltd5603]

i’m so happy to have another hetalia fan here

[@cptnmxrt1862]

Sounds like a Victorian day at the seaside

[@michaeldd8948]

The middle part is actually quite easy

[@HiHello-rs1ey]

Kinda reminds me of a Parisian cafe

[@cent0r]

I can play the first note :)

[@Samurai-ss5qs]

It sounds like a John Field nocturne.

[@jimkeller3868]

This interpretation is WAY too mechanical. If you wish to understand the beauty of this Nocturne, listen to Ivan Moravec play it. It's on You Tube.

[@powderedwiglouis1238]

all the nocturnes on this channel are from a cylinder from a russian or ukrainian pianist early 20th century but i forget his name

[@jponz85]

@Charlemagne I'm pretty sure it is a midi file and not an actual person playing this.

[@jponz85]

Or Rubenstein

[@relaxwithclassicalmusic118]

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[@lizzybach4254]

The F major section doesn't feel like a nocturne.