Chopin 'Minute Waltz' Paul Barton, FEURICH 133 piano

The nickname "Minute" Waltz, was intended to mean "small" in French, in the sense of a "miniature" waltz. It was added by the first publisher, not Chopin. Chopin did not intend this waltz to be played in one minute as is sometimes thought.

Chopin's is said to have got the inspiration for this waltz watching a small dog chase its tail, and named the piece Valse du petit chien, meaning "The Little Dog Waltz".

[kuuderepiano]

Good morning Mr. Paul Barton, would you like to play my piano arrangement of "Memorias de la Alhambra" by Francisco Tárrega?

I can send you an audio link so you can take a listen to it

[jesusestellesmico]

Conclusion: Chopin's perception of one minute is our perception of two minutes twenty two seconds LOL. I love it! Congratulations! (Sorry if I had any mistake, I'm a Spanish speaker learning English)

[arletquintero]

"Fabulous Performance"
This masterpiece is spectacular!!!

[johanna]

Magnificent interpretation🎉🎉🎉
I love how you play mate chears!!!

[isaacgreenwood]

Hi Paul, another great performance, I just love the way you play chopin waltzes. The new piano sounds great too, the tone is quite nice. Recently I found myself asking if you had played any scriabin in the channel before and I realized that you haven't. I think maybe some early scriabin like his mazurkas or his etudes would be an interesting addition to your channel or even a sonata like his 4th sonata (a personal favorite)

[FlamingCockatiel]

I took piano lessons for two years and stopped about a third of the way through John Thompson, book 2. Fast forward many years, with only occasional practice in the interim, my new piano teacher wants me to learn this.

[ninfadelamar]

Absolutely love this rendition! It's supposed to be a waltz and nobody makes it sound clearly...I don't like the incredibly rapid tempo in Chopin. This does the deed perfectly to my ears ♥️

[bluepearl]

excellent interpretation, well played ~♫

[juanfranciscocrosetti]

Ese final!!! qué hermoso!!! Chopin, por siempre Chopin...🥰

[snearg]

Qué bonito! Levemente más lento que otras versiones, lo que lo hace mucho más dulce! Gracias ❤

[chickenocity]

Hello do you think you can play Pictures at an Exhibition by Mussorgsky?

[Simon-vzuv]

Heyy, Im currently learning this piece and I love it, but its hard for me to play these notes consistent. Can you help me with this problem?

[fliegeroh]

A beautiful piece but I always think of Chico Marx of the Marx Bros. playing it and saying at the end: "Ha, beat you that time." It's not a race Chico.

[JG_]

you should play it in 2nds like hamelin lol.

[ElioSPianato_interprete]

Muy violento el final, y no sentí amor alguno.