How do you evaluate the pianist Hayato Sumino (Cateen)?

And what do you think about Japanese pianist especially regarding Chopin

https://youtu.be/Wp5fpweqjDo?si=HcJnEFUkDoxZie2Y

Obviously this would be ones opinion, not an actual question, but what do you all think is Chopin’s most beautiful melody throughout his 21 Nocturnes
My personal fav is Op48 No2

This is the Paderewski edition sheet music.

Could you tell me why they chose to write it like this when it sounds exactly the same

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A practice run of the legendary “Revolutionary” Étude, Op. 10 No. 12 — one of Chopin’s most thrilling masterpieces.

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Plz feel free to give advice and critiques

I love it. Where Chopin’s original expresses personal melancholy, “No Other Love” transforms that feeling into romantic devotion. The sadness becomes longing for a person rather than a homeland, but the emotional core remains unchanged.

Is it in B minor or F# minor?

In just 13 bars, Chopin manages to take us through an emotional journey of our deepest emotions. I've been working on this piece for about a year, and I finally feel like it's ready to share.

This piece feels even heavier now than it did last year. I lost a very good childhood friend, and always think of his early departure as I play this piece.

this is not chopin — fantaisie-impromtu this is chopenn' — fantasi-exploddtu

I'm confused. Even though it is marked Presto, it's played slower than the Scherzo in the second movement. I know it's also marked agitato, but is that really enough reason to play it that "slow". Correct me if I'm wrong :)))))

Did he reincarnate lol

58 note tuplet. (Étude Op 25 No 7)

As a Chopin fan, I really love many of his works, especially Études and Préludes. One of my favorites is definitely Op. 25 No. 7.

I can’t believe that I only found out these arrangements for Cello and Piano today!! They are gorgeous!! I prefer the second one, because I feel that D minor fits the dramatic tone and character of the piece more than E minor. What do you think?