What Are You Listening To Right Now (Part 15)

Oh boy. Chopin has many wonderful nocturnes. I would say Op.27, No.2 in D flat major. Lento sostenuto (Rubinstein). But one major piece that is my favorite out of Chopin is not necessarily a notcturne but a Waltz is Op.69 No.2 (Ashkenazy).

Miss has good taste! :blush:

My favorite interpretation of Rachmaninov's Prelude in C Sharp Minor is by Ashkenazy:


Another favorite piano piece of mine is this Etude by Scriabin (Horowitz). We've moved to Expressionism here:


As for Chopin, I'm not sure... Probably Ballad No. 4 (Rubinstein) - very original I know (joke):

 
Miss has good taste! :blush:

My favorite interpretation of Rachmaninov's Prelude in C Sharp Minor is by Ashkenazy:


Another favorite piano piece of mine is this Etude by Scriabin (Horowitz). We've moved to Expressionism here:


As for Chopin, I'm not sure... Probably Ballad No. 4 (Rubinstein) - very original I know (joke):


Sir, you have good taste as well. :wink:

I had to sit down and listen to all these compositions, they are all so beautiful.

Rachmaninov Prelude in C Sharp Minor is my absolute favorite as well. It has such power to it that is unparalleled.
 
I think I speak for everyone when I say

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No but seriously, it's great to see some people who appreciate this stuff as much as I do @JennyDaniella @Ren
 
No but seriously, it's great to see some people who appreciate this stuff as much as I do @JennyDaniella @Ren

Same! Not a whole lot of people enjoy classical music like they used to! And gorgeous piece.

My brother is a pianist and he plays this composition from Chopin a million times. It's all I hear in the house hahaha
 
Whoops, my bad :laughing:

Nooo haha, don't be sorry. It's a wonderful piece. I actually make my brother play it sometimes because its hella good. And also I make him play Clair de Lune by Debussy haha. He is my personal Mozart lol
 

Lol he will only play if you owe him something, like giving him the last piece of a cake. My brother is a little jerk haha

So yeah, not so lucky at times haha
 

Beautiful and classy! Classical composers like Debussy, Chopin, Bach, Mozart. etc, are all musical geniuses.

Hans Zimmer is one of my favorite modern musical composers, along with John Williams. I always get so lost when I listen to the Interstellar movie soundtrack.
 
As for Chopin, I'm not sure... Probably Ballad No. 4 (Rubinstein) - very original I know (joke):

Love this one, it is an amazing journey
 
Nothing hits me quite like this one, I tell ya

"Murph! Don't let me leave Murph!"

And yessssss. It is so beautiful. It is one of those songs you need to listen if you are ever stargazing. I am so cheesy lol
 
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