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we're in the progress of that still

@@Liszthesis Ok, Thanks.

this is surely one of the highlights of the piece! but personally i prefer the entire development section preceeding it lel, the perfect way to build up tension

yes it is real, you could hear the imitation from a horse galloping

@@Liszthesis bruh but ok...

yes

well the previous one we posted included several mistakes while this one is a remake

@@Liszthesis But to be honest, I do find the old one sounds good. IDK, I think its because it is not really realistic, but for my wants, I love the old one. thank you for the Pieces. (srry bad english)

Liszt on steroids

@@easypianotutorial9361Soooo… just normal Liszt?

For the last four paragraph, it translated to this (maybe Liszt wrote this): Out of the depths I cry to you, sir Lord, hear my voice Let your ears be attentive in the voice of my supplication (Edit: And why Liszt use Latin language bruh)

​​@@pianist_detectiveits a psalm

we posted a couple of sources we often use to research Liszt stuff on the community tab, you may find that collection of sources pretty helpful in case if a Liszt piece you're looking for isn't available on imslp or any other source, in this case for this piece (S.406ii) I found it on Scorser

the differences are pretty noticeable in here like, liszt almost dropped a whole section (on the first version video is the section in yellow and blue), liszt also did a couple of alterations on the final part (11:17) and he did also included a new chorale coda, well just a lot of stuff to talk about lol

it sounds like carnival de venice lol

well it can be found on this edition so sadly you have to buy it tho: muse-press.com/en/product/mp09201/

@@Liszthesis is that site legit lol, just to make sure i dont get scammed

@@cnqrrules we're not that mean to post scam links smh but if you're looking for a digital score then perhaps I could try to share it through your E-mail so you shall try contact us (liszttuile@gmail.com), you cannot post your E-mail source in here cuz as you may probably know the comments filter are deleting a couple of messages that have E-mail sources or any other contacting source

@@Liszthesisalright thank you ❤

for the original manuscript it can be found the harmonies poetiques sketchbook through the GSA website: ores.klassik-stiftung.de/ords/f?p=401:2:::::P2_ID:198868 (Page 5) some yapping here: perhaps the idea of this piece to be catalogued as S.172c may be the fact that since these first 3 pieces were published without S. number at first glance some liszt scholars catalogued these pieces with ignorance without thinking that these pieces were actually a part from a larger earlier cycle to the set we all know, cataloguing the first piece as S.172c believing to be a separate earlier version and both hymnes as S.173a believing to be totally different pieces based on poems by Lamartine (The main religious inspiration of Liszt), now after the complete publication from the whole early cycle by Albert Brussee the S. number on the first 3 pieces and the rest of the unpublished pieces has finally been replaced by the early unpublished version of a piece/ cycle catalogue (S.172a) Just a theory lol