Frédéric Chopin - Rondo à la mazur op. 5(1825 or 1826)(Bozhanov)(with full score)

[@radamik]

Very cool piece. The initial melody has a kind of “unexpectedness” to it that really catches your ears.

[@123-v4f4x]

6:33 The most beautiful part

[@peterkovacs9951]

Bozhanov best interpretation.

[@eyelll4982]

Trifonov's is also great.

[@Louri_]

Nope, sometimes more like rondo alla marcia (when unnecessary)...

[@nss4472]

Просто БЕЗУПРЕЧНО КРАСИВО сыграно. Идеально. В плане динамики, рубато, фразировки, интонации❤

[@elias7748]

He was 15? It sounds so much more complex than some of his later works. Especially the first years of the 1830s

[@jonathan130]

Simplicity is the final achievement

[@wedemeyerr]

Maybe he composed later for the "hobby-Pianists" to earn more money with that? I don't know. How ever, in my opinion the best composer of all time

[@felixwidmoser]

I think he composed it when he was 18, but i'm not sure

[@dededededededewedq]

​@@felixwidmoserin 1825 or 1826 Chopin was either 14, 15, or 16.

[@matttondr9282]

It definitely sounds very Polish.

[@H5subway5707]

00:46 / 04:04 reminds me of both the etude op. 25 #3 and the ending of the 3rd mvt. of the F-minor piano concerto

[@Froge4291]

08:06 also you have this part simmilar to op 10 no.8

[@alanleoneldavid1787]

If you like this piece you should check it out his polonaise op 71 no 2 . It have the same vibes but imo it's more tender

[@SCRIABINIST]

6:33

[@Henri.d.Olivoir]

Circle of fifths progression, beautiful!

[@alexanderk.3177]

Wonderful rendition!

[@T-J-S]

The ending is similar to Op 10 No 8

[@yuichichannel4289]

ショパンの良さは言葉で表現するのが難しい。

[@DanMcCane]

k il be onto it. wish me luck

[@MrMatthewliver]

Brilliant 🙂

[@rain-qb2xv]

so dreamy~

[@cimbalok2972]

Chopin sitting in B-flat, very young. Later on he was partial to A-flat and C-sharp minor. Anyway, beautiful rendition. Thanks for posting!

[@remomazzetti8757]

This piece is in F major. Chopin composed in a wide variety of keys.

[@cimbalok2972]

@@remomazzetti8757 Correct. The piece itself is in F, but a lot of it sits in B-flat, the subdominant. When I was a teenager, just for fun, I made a list of Chopin's works and found that his most used major key was A-flat and his most minor key was C# minor.

[@Henri.d.Olivoir]

​@@cimbalok2972 I did the same experiment some months ago. While A-flat major is by far the most used major key in Chopin's work, with 25 pieces on that key, it seems that his most used minor key is actually F minor, in 17 pieces. The second place, among the minor keys, ties between C-sharp minor and A minor, both with 15 uses

[@cimbalok2972]

@@Henri.d.Olivoir I'll have to go down my list and find the 17 in F minor. Thanks for the info!

[@Henri.d.Olivoir]

@@cimbalok2972 Hahahahhahah no problem!

[@lockjiang]

The first few notes make up Simpsons, you know you know

[@yuk_notkim7658]

That's because both uses tritones. C and F# for the Simpsons, and F and B natural for this mazurka.

[@laurelin5822]

My husband said the same when he was listening to me 😂

[@hastensavoir7782]

This is a VERY HARD piece!

[@camilarestrepo610]

I want to share this with you. I wanted to be a profesional musician because of this.

[@zamyrabyrd]

As an adolescent I fell in love with the Krakowiak and the Concert on E minor, both early works.

[@landryessono8267]

Is Evgeny Bozhanov ?

[@FL2070]

rondo a la simpsons

[@cmrmusic4998]

Yeah they both have that Lydian quality

[@Fryderyk522]

Dont ruin the rondo ,please

[@mahqi4247]

The Simspons Theme

[@APG537]

Según fuentes, Chopin no apreciaba esta obra tanto como las demas, sentía que no representaba su madurez musical.

[@randiey95]

6:32