Chopin – Polonaise No.6 As-Dur op.53 “Heroique” 12/07
This is Kristian Cvetkovic playing Chopin´s Heroic Polonaise (home amateur recording). Kristian was born on 2. November 1991 in Zug, Switzerland and plays the piano since he was 5 (http://www.cvetkovic.com ).
The performance is different from the one recorded in February 2007 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXp_Wklfzjc ). An effort has been made to introduce more dynamic nuances and to emphasize few “dancing” moments. Yet a Polonaise is not a Mazurka, so the principal concept is still “heroic”. Hence the playing with strength, fever and majesty (no virtuosity for the sake of it, although this is ALSO a virtuous piece). Several comments/advices from the YouTube audience have been taken into account, however due to the room echo and the simple mono recording equipment it was unfortunately not possible to show the ideal concept, i.e. as this brilliant piece should/could sound in a concert hall.
*** Wishing everyone a safe, happy and prosperous New Year ***
Duration : 0:6:40
Wow I was skeptical …
Wow I was skeptical as whether a 15 year old should even be playing this but you did quite a good job! Still progress to be made, of course, but you’re certainly on your way!
Maybe I should know …
Maybe I should know this, but what has been happening to this kid since? He should be kicking and scaring the living …. off all kinds of people all over the place, mostly other pianints. Who is his teacher? Any more formal schooling? Any U.S. conneection? Very intelligent notes on the interpretive concept, almost never get this on the UTube.
You deservemore …
You deservemore views, i hope for a bright future. You are really good!
amazing!! is an …
amazing!! is an understatement
dude, wow. your …
dude, wow. your hands look like they’re on fast forward. you’re really talented!
Ein grossartiges …
Ein grossartiges Sylvesterfeuerwerk! Lustvoll und zugleich behrrscht. Aber warum wird dem Publikum danach der Rücken zugedreht? Nimm Dir den Applaus!
Amazing …
Amazing interpretation….
It’s one of the …
It’s one of the best polonaise heroique interpretation I’ve ever heared
J’ai entendu ou lu …
J’ai entendu ou lu quelque part qu’il devait participer au Concours Chopin 2010, or il n’est pas dans la liste des candidats. A-t-il été refusé ?
Amazing! I recently …
Amazing! I recently heard Lang Lang playing it much worse. Keep on studying!
One word (word?): …
One word (word?): WOW
Absolutely flawless. Gosh, what I’d give to have skills like you…
i really wish i can …
i really wish i can play this piece. I know i CAN, but it will take like 3-4months to be able to play perfectly and hours of practice per day TT
i hear rafal …
i hear rafal blechacz
who the marked …
who the marked this as a poor comment?? :O
give us a 2010 …
give us a 2010 version for new years
this looks like …
this looks like it’s sped up :O that’s how fast it is!
love it
love it
Beautiful job. In …
Beautiful job. In some places you were trying to bring attention to certain notes by speeding up that section [like the arpeggiated chords], and with Chopin, it is just as effective if not more to create attention by drawing back a little bit, sort of making it a slowing of time. Remember, you can accent a note a number of ways, making it louder, softer, changing tempo near note, slower or faster, or changing the articulation. Try switching it up a bit. But truly, brilliant performance.
yes definately one …
yes definately one of the best ive head, ausgezeichnet!!
give us a 2009 …
give us a 2009 version!
bravo cvetkoviću!
bravo cvetkoviću!
Five stars for this …
Five stars for this no. 2 Dec 2007 version (as for your no. 1 Feb 2007 version).
heyy la tocas …
heyy la tocas tambien bien chido es la que voy a Tocar si Dios queire este Diciembre jejeje muy bn!!!1
Excellent! And …
Excellent! And piano is great too.
L’ha suonata come …
L’ha suonata come bevesse acqua fresca! Ed è uno dei brani più complicati al mondo!
He played it as he was drinking a glass of water! And this is one of the hardest pieces of music inthe world!