Chopin - Etude Op. 25 No. 5

Chopin's Etude Op. 25 No. 5, known as the "Wrong Note Etude," is a brilliant fusion of technical complexity and melodic charm. With its intricate chromatic runs and sudden leaps, the piece challenges pianists to navigate a maze of notes with precision and flair. Despite its demanding nature, the etude's playful spirit shines through, creating a harmonious balance between challenge and artistry.

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[MusicLover-gpdl]

This piece is stuck in my head like "plum plum plum plum plum plum plum plum plum plum plum plum plum plum plum plum plum plum plum plum plum plum" but thanks for playing it

[TheFlamingPiano]

All those arpeggios... amazing! This piece is a great demo for your app with its assorted notes!

[grame]

This interpretation is a lot different from other ones I have seen, but I love it!

[davisatdavis]

That middle section has to be one of the most beautiful melodies. 😢😢😢😭😭😭

[Voltairepiano]

Colorful and beautiful, congratulations!

[bloue]

You deserve more views and like for your awesome work !

[crotchet]

The piano sounds a bit robotic in a sense, almost like a keyboard. Still, very well done, sounds good!

[alexismoisan]

This is really one of the strangest rendition of this piece I’ve heard, but that makes it unique and yet it is very beautiful! I think the major difference compared to other interpretations is in the pedaling! Almost not using any pedal in the first bit (which is the « theme ») is an audacious choice which makes your playing of this piece your own! Bravo!

[sergei-prokofiev]

Love you video's Good job on this one💪

[BullsBooyachaka]

Your channel deserves so much more attention!

[MrMeeseeksPiano]

Nice new effects!! Are you using after effects with particular and synthesia?

[toshiracek]

This is the best interpretation i have ever seen OMG your incredible !

[diegomorlando]

My favorite piece played in a great way. You understand what's Chopin wanted to give us by his music.

[ПавелПлеханов-ей]

Парню еще учиться и учиться. Однако лайк однозначно за старания, они чувствуются)

[addison_]

Very different and amusing interpretation. I always here this extra legato / over pedaled

[nGaBrIeL]

How much time do you take to learn a piece so well like this? Congratulations, dude! Keep up the good job!

[Ckexch]

Personally, I really like this piece. But before practicing this piece, let me ask if this etude is more difficult than other Chopin's etudes, does it cause skill problems and do you have any tips for practicing this piece?




btw I like your style thanks for sharing this piece.

[hellothere]

I'm a self taught pianist about to start this piece. Any tips? I can play Etude Op. 25 No. 11, Nocturne posthume in C#Minor, waltz 10 Op. 69 no. 2, and I'm about halfway through the first Ballade after a month. Any advice from anyone would be appreciated!

[niqnact]

It’s very choppy and sounds computer generated I don’t know but it bothers me for some reason

[tyleea]

It sounded a bit more choppy then the other ones I heard but I didn’t mind because it’s a lovely song