@dmp_jazz: chopin etude op. 25 no. 12 (ocean) played by dmp jazz 🎹 i played this at a concert about a week ago and hvn’t played piano since so pls don’t judge the small mistakes ;-; im also at the airport again waiting for my flight so sorry for not doing much editing ppl seem to love classical masterpieces (pieces i played as a child). i played turkish march and fur elise afterwards thanks to all irl watched and clapped for me :) ~ #rome #publicpiano #chopinetude #classicalmusic #fyp

linas :

my true reaction for ocean etude:

piano_des_anges :

Wrong Accents on thumb, be careful, Think 1-2-3-4-1 and don t Forget legato and crescendo/decrescendo . Nice anyway 👏

Egemen :

amazing👏🏼 one of my goals to learn this as well. how long have you been playing? how difficult is it? maybe compared to other etudes

Wiktor Dmowski :

Attempt? Sir that was a performance🔥

Mathieu Zuccolo :

It's crazy how little people care and don't realize the enormous amount of work behind it.🙏

D U C K :

I just love it when it goes from minor to major and back. My god ur so goos🔥

Hodgkinsco :

The face of this women. Your music enlightened her face.. the unwanted duo of this video is mesmerizing. Merci

Taite Yard :

Much more rubato is required for this piece. Your technique is great, but it’s been dubbed the “ocean” etude for a reason: waves don’t crash in time. There should be rushed excitement and dragged hesitation at points that will tug the temporal fabric of the heart.

Nskanabsbbe :

Theres levels to ts

Sunni 🌼 :

pianokeg :

impressive 😧

dellamicodario :

very beautiful

genuinelycantplaypiano :

Absolute cinema

Ernoc👀 :

THIS IS SOO PEAK😭😭💔💔

Khuslee khuslen :

“Dont judge me” BRO WHO IS JUDGING U WITH THAT SKILSS

￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ :

In public?!

Eldenvibes :

Alex Margievich :

very good!!!

Jackayre :

damn 🔥🔥

Lotta♾️ :

beautiful🙏

Frederic Chopin :

Thank you

Samu :

W

Claude :

Buena ejecución

mibmbo :

when was that (very important)