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Nobody knows what "biblically accurate" means.

Horrible

What... The... HELLY... HELL

Once you have heard Horowitz’s rendition of this piece, you will forget everything else

제가 어린시절 좋아하던 곡이에요. 악보와 함께 음악을 감상할 수 있어서 더 좋네요. 피아노학원에서 누군가 연주하는 이 음악을 들으며 sf소설 투명인간을 읽었을때 bgm으로 참 잘 어울린다고 생각했어요. 오랜만에 이 음악을 들으니 20여년 전 일인데도 그시절이 떠오르네요. 감사합니다.

She is one my favorite pianist these days. Exquisite playing and very musical. Her Rach 3 is totally mesmerizing.

This is like Alto suddenly singing while Chopin play this in saloon

Idk how the speed he achieves at 11:35 is even possible

Everyone here who likes this performance please listen to Josef Hofmann play it. He does the "hidden' melody thing even better. It's just amazing.

1:09:41

Sensitive, poetic, mysterious…bravo!

There's a huge difference: the pedals are like piano keys! If you stomp different the notes sound different, you cannot simply depress a lever like an organinst, you cannot slide lightly between heel an toes for speed pedalling. Like a Baroque organists you are going to use only toe pedalling.

wow that's the most unique rendition of this piece I have heard.

Simply the best

This is NOT how to perform this piece. This is self- indulgent and distracting.

❤

真優美❤

I like Sorabji better

Which album is this version from? I found and slower and a faster tempo version from Mischa but not this one.

편곡이 너무 맘에 들어요😊

Chopin's… _hidden melodies… abound!_

This sounds like actual hell and looks like it more 😃

now there's a tempo people can dance/waltz to

That's genius

Its melody is really obvious, every pianist plays like that

Muy buena interpretación "de entre las 3 mejores" de este genero "no inventado" por chopin... 😊

Optimum.

10:42 You know what's scarier than the octave glissando? Playing these parallel thirds at this tempo...

The waltzes are fabulous! Second one, especially, left me drinking to forget.

I actually stopped paying heed to composers' instructions because every single recording of a composer playing his own work sounds bonkers to me. Stravinsky and Bolcomb come to mind but there are many others that left me scratching my head and lunging for my Yefim Bronfman or Martha Argerich.

The San Francisco Symphony hands out cough drops, gratis, for winter programs, and precedes each performance with a quiet but commanding reminder to power down cell phones. Very classy, I think.

Can't decide between this and #24 for polishing off my funeral program. This guy was clearly on the wrong medication, but still, I'm glad he fleshed out the last dark corner of the Western Music repertory; it was the one labeled "I'd turn back if I were you."

Einfach grandios gespielt!!!😊

A Violoncello da Spalla could play the Violin music sounding an Octave lower than written.

Yeah, this is pretty weak. The nicest tone in the world can’t make up for utter rhythmic and melodic incoherence, which is what we hear here.

vent? SUS!!!!!!!

Music cannot possibly get any more beautiful than this.

Браво .Прекрасне виконання,бездоганне, віртуозне,емоціййне.

I’m currently learning this

I've always preferred Bolet's performances of Godowsky because he worked these pieces under Godowsky himself.😊

Var. XV is very beautiful by itself but it hits very different after all these variations before it. Despite it probably being the only happy-ish variation, it is the one that makes me feel the most sad when l listen to this piece

It sounds like they're playing in baroque tuning

What is this bro????😂😂😂😅. It will take 2000 yrs for me to play this 😂.

Trying real hard to be upbeat. And this music helps. I appreciate this music.

2/8 and 5/4 at the same time damn

1:57 Fantastic!!!!!!!

İt honestly looks just like someone's joking

Wonder which fingerings most pianists adopt for left hand, the upper or lower fingerings? I think both have their disadvantages… lower fingerings I imagine not as fast tempo.

Intonation