Chopin Op.10 & 25 | Live Rehearsal | Annique Göttler

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Introduction 0:00

Op. 10, 12 Études:
No. 1: Étude in C major, Waterfall (composed 1830) - 06:46
No. 2: Étude in A minor, Chromatic (1830) - 09:13
No. 3: Étude in E major, Tristesse, or L'adieu (1832) - 10:55
No. 4: Étude in C-sharp minor, Torrent (1832) - 15:19
No. 5: Étude in G-flat major, Black Keys (1830) - 17:39
No. 6: Étude in E-flat minor, Lament (1830) - 19:35
No. 7: Étude in C major, Toccata (1832) - 23:32
No. 8: Étude in F major, Sunshine (1829) - 25:16
No. 9: Étude in F minor (1829) - 27:52
No. 10: Étude in A-flat major (1829) - 30:40
No. 11: Étude in E-flat major, Arpeggio (1829) - 33:06
No. 12: Étude in C minor, Revolutionary (1831) - 35:38

Short Playing-Break: 38:30 - 41:50

Op. 25, 12 Études:
No. 1: Étude in A-flat major, Aeolian Harp, or Shepherd Boy (composed 1836) - 42:13
No. 2: Étude in F minor, The Bees (1836) - 44:52
No. 3: Étude in F major, The Horseman (1836) - 46:48
No. 4: Étude in A minor (1832–1834) - 48:50
No. 5: Étude in E minor, Wrong Note (1832–1834) - 50:48
No. 6: Étude in G-sharp minor, Thirds (1832–1834) - 54:38
No. 7: Étude in C-sharp minor, Cello (1836) - 56:59
No. 8: Étude in D-flat major, Sixths (1832–1834) - 1:03:05
No. 9: Étude in G-flat major, Butterfly (1832–1834) - 1:04:24
No. 10: Étude in B minor, Octave (1832–1834) - 1:05:33
No. 11: Étude in A minor, Winter Wind (1834) - 1:09:55
No. 12: Étude in C minor, Ocean (1836) - 1:13:35

Getting breath + Q&A: 1:16:40

[patekswiss]

I wonder if people realize the immensity of the achievement on display here. All of the Chopin Etudes at one sitting? (Well, almost all.) From memory? Performed this well? I know every note of this music and what you have done here is mind boggling.

[Naomi-qskt]

The people saying she's messed up some notes in certain etudes don't understand how difficult and challenging it must be to play all of these with little to no break. She's doing her best and until you haven't played all of them don't complain about the wrong notes because i'd really like to see you try and do this. It's a tough thing to accomplish and you should admire her, so stop ..

[iluvatar]

I really love how when you make a mistake, you just laugh it off or ignore it. Thats really something every musician needs to learn - despite making grieve mistakes, it does not stop you from playing the piece. Very good performance and I loved it!

[luisgoemans]

I've never heard Op. 10 No. 2 played like that with the the second voice! The harmonies were so clear. Very impressive!!

[peterkohout]

To me the memorisation of thousands upon thousands of notes and then hitting them right is just mind-blowing. So well done!!

[rubenhelfgot]

A true musician. Unique interpretations of Op. 10 and 25.

[cmenb]

You were absolutely incredible! There is not greater achievement as a pianist than to be able to play the complete Chopin's Etudes. You made it, Brava. I will continue following you. You have grace, artistry and poised! Congratulations!

[PaulVanBladel]

Wow, not the usual power fitness center approach we hear so often. Very intimate, lyrical, focus on transparency. Thanks for sharing. Good luck.

[MusicScala]

The mighty Chopin and his etudes. Near impossible task for mere mortals. Thanks for bringing us along I love them, especially the revolutionary.

[loedeman]

Thanks for your hard work and allowing us in on the process. Please never ever forget to have fun! Good luck on your exams!

[thepianocornertpc]

Dear Annique....Your sensitivity and musicianship is wonderful to observe. I am absolutely convinced that these 24 gems will keep maturing in your soul. Just be aware about possible injuries.I applaud your courage, willing and presentation. Bravo!!

[harryjoseph]

'Waves of Sound'...thank you and all the best for Oct 14th...and have a colourful and fruitful career. Remember as a pianist/performer you carry on a great cultural tradition though it might seem like an individual pursuit your '10, 000' hours strengthens the pillars on which European Culture stands. Bravo, young lady, always a pleasure to hear you play.

[Phi]

Imagine you're scoring a scene, as in a movie, and your music is fitting the action and emotion that is on the screen. You're in the state of flow, where you're not thinking about what your fingers are doing, and you're not thinking about what you're playing. You're only imagining what's on the screen and your music is accompanying everything happening on the screen perfectly.

[devstaralmighty]

The last etude was so inspiring and powerful. Thank you for sharing with us!

[johnondeadline]

What a treat! Thank you for the front-row concert.

[Chopin]

Your voicing is so interesting - i've heard these pieces a million times but your interpretation sounds different - love it!

[nielskjr]

My favorite is the #3, the famous "Tristesse".
Played with a lot of feeling and passion.
Thank you so much👍❤

[Chopin-Etudes-Cosplay]

Significantly improved from her Christmas livestream. Very inspiring.

[conscience]

Well done - I am a pianist myself, and have struggled with many of the etudes. I see you, and I appreciate the honesty in your playing.