Chopin - Prelude in E Minor (Op. 28 No. 4)

Chopin - Prelude in E Minor (Op. 28 No. 4)
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Hope you enjoy my performance of Chopin's Prelude Op. 28 No. 4.

Outro: Chopin - Nocturne Op. 9 No. 2

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[thunderbolt]

You know Chopin is being generous when he's not using all 88 keys in the piece

[beandip]

Imagine you are going through a rough breakup in the 1800s and Chopin drops this piece.

[Jordan-ispy]

"Once one has played a vast quantity of notes and even more notes, it is simplicity that emerges as the crowning reward of art" - Frederic Chopin

[awesomesauze]

Gosh I could listen to this a billion times and still want to hear it again. Chopin is, in my opinion, the greatest composer of all time

[magicprism]

"If it isn't played in my funeral, i won't come" - Chopin

[nathancraig]

“Lmao play this at my funeral”

-Chopin

[dbmajed]

I think it's the most sincere piece of Chopin. It seems like he didn't feel like he should add some complicated things like in the other pieces (that are truly beautiful don't get me wrong) he just wrote a piece that sounds like the way he was feeling. It made this piece so authentic and touching

[FangyDoesArt]

Everyone's saying this is super sad and yeah ig but this is just my morning alarm lol. It's gentle, not too loud, and I haven't gotten sick of it like my other alarms :D

[ijnnojj]

"The job of the c is to make the b sad"

[HelpforHope]

I never knew Chopin could make something that made me end up in tears.

[yannanhuang]

I am so proud to finally say...
I can play a piece
THAT ROUSSEAU HAS PLAYED

[Elena-yghe]

Why did I stop playing the piano the absolute worst decision of my life...

[manavagrawal]

This song is so beautiful it feels so short, I never want this to stop

[hannastaszak]

Cudowna muzyka genialnego Chopina, boskie wykonanie. ❤️

[deepthinking]

Chopin: writes funeral march
Also Chopin: Play this in my funeral instead. Lol

[popocraft]

"Prelude in E minor"
"Yeah, E minor, alright, yeah!"
"Dun dun"
*snort*

[rsnordhagen]

When I receive only a mere 9 chicken nuggets in my 10 piece meal at McDonald's.

[Henri.d.Olivoir]

I just finished learning this beatiful masterpiece. It's the first piece I learned, and I don't regret my choice a bit. Everytime I feel stressed or sad, playing this just makes me better, because of this, I really recommend this piece as the first piece to you to learn

[matias]

Interesting fact: The piece wanders around E minor but doesn't actually include an E minor chord until the final bar. That's why the tonic at the end is so satisfying. Edit: lol no need to get angry. I know there’s two instances of an Emin in first inversion (beginning and 1:28) but that root position Emin after the cadence at the end is still satisfying and not heard in the rest of the prelude. Just thought it would be cool to point that out for people who don’t know that much about music. Stay safe!

[thatguymork]

"What's that beautiful music you're listening to?"
"Chopin"
"Oh, you listen to Chopin?"
"No. I *feel* Chopin."