F. Chopin : Prelude op. 28 no. 12 in G sharp minor (Kissin)

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F. Chopin : Prelude op. 28 no. 12 in G sharp minor (Evgeny Kissin).
"The Duel" presents a technical challenge with its rapid hold-and-release of quavers against crotchets in the right hand, involving much chromatic movement.

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i feel like a most chopin preludes could pass as etudes

aaron

Sounds like someone chasing something in spiral staircases

mimu

On an interesting note if you look precisely up at 0:29 you realize that Kissin made a slight mistake.
At that part, without analysis, you can clearly hear that some notes cannot be heard and are played very swift.
It is also caused by the tempo Evgeny plays at but if you read the sheet, you can see that Chopin wrote an accent on the second chord right after the climax of those notes climbing, the climax per se shouldn't be as powerful, a bit of course that's why we call it a climax.

Seems like Chopin wrote that to pay a little tribute to his first ballade if you hear the melody and the swinging effect it provokes, just like a ballade.

ThePianistWolf

yo this one makes my day every time i hear it

jonathanpinkhasov

At 00:20 he plays C natural but it’s written C sharp. Interesting

goldenbloodhd

This is great! Wish I could play this that fast!

TortieFortie

Really wish this could have been a live video performance...

lynnelipiano

Chopin to najpiękniejsza spuścizna dla ludzkości.

hannastaszak

BARDZO ŁADNY UTWÓR POZDRAWIAM Z WUNIKIEM

filipstahol

what is this sound like percussion? is it pedaling sound??

pianonocturne

One of the best examples of "sounds a lot harder than it actually is."

tackontitan

If u listen 0:23 with earphones u can hear the metronome

viren

Usually, I like Kissin’s playing very much. But this prelude is way too fast! Some of the most gorgeous harmonies are completely lost.☹️

johnsarkissian

Kissin is good, but tbh, this recording is too fast for my liking.

nunyabusiness

Perhaps the essence of this pretude (etude in prelude) would be more understandable and enjoyable if he chooses to lower down the tempo. What he did here is technically impressive and eventually becomes pure technical which is hard to follow. I know the tempo is set to presto but it does not have to be like this.

benisica