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At 15 (now) I studied half of this opus 1 by Liszt

when i was 15 i could play mazeppa from s.139

This was recorded at Johansen’s private studio in 1968 as part of his massive Liszt series. 50 discs long!

wonderful recording!!! just wondering, where did you find this?

Based Gunnar recorded so much!!! I love huang yi Chung's recording, but i think this take the cake for it be played with more intresting and music phrasing. Gunnars recording of liszt's el contrbandista is the best as well❤

when i was 15 i'm 14

Better than Leslie Howards version, in my opinion.

When Liszt compose Etude or exercises he is at his best Liszt is great in doing transcriptions and arrangements he has great sense of musical understanding He has one problem he cannot make music on his own like Chopin or Schubert he become clumsy ONE WAY HIGHWAY

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#5 in any version has always been difficult. Even if you learn it and master it , sometimes you have to really focus to play it accurately. At least for me. I’ve been playing #5 since 1992 and still cautious when performing it

괜히 체르니 제자가 아니야.. ㅋㅋ

At 15, I was playing the keyboard in the church, and reading a lot about the great pianists.

U can't compare human to gods ,

I just turned 15 😳😳😳

2:29 So now we know that Une Barque sur l'Ocean was sailing under Her Majesty's flag.

"What if Mozart had written the Transcendental Etudes". I especially love beta version Ricordanza!

Liszt sounds like a big fan of Schubert

A better version then Leslie Howards rendition, and technically superior , in my opinion

Yeah, this version got the feel

Remembers me a lot of Alkan

The third one is more difficult than Paysage, indeed...

Its a sketch guys. Literally a sketch from a Franz LIszt

I was playing piano whenever and wherever I could find a piano because we didn't own a piano at the time. The apartment we lived in was too small and we couldn't afford to buy a piano. When I was sixteen, we moved into a house which had a piano already. The previous owner of the house didn't play piano but he hadn't tried to sell the piano. Since the piano was badly out of tune, I had to pay for a professional piano tuning.

原作から改訂しているため大部分はリストのオリジナリティーに溢れていますが第2稿や3稿はアルカンのop15やop13などの影響を部分的に受けています。

恐るべき神童、チェルニーを師に持つリスト15歳の自信作。楽想が既に大人びている。後に発展していく超絶のルーツ。

When I was 15 I was listening to Chopin. *hehe*

When I was 15, I was composed a music.

i kinda like the first one more than preludio lmao

Number 11 is so different than the corresponding transcendental etude which I love a lot !

I have yet to be 15

I'll come back to this when I'm 15

When I was 15... Oh wait, I'm still not 15

Consider for a moment -- a delicate little english "piano" from 1840 -- a big gilt salon stuffed with a herd of drunk, ill-behaved quasi-nobility -- Go, Franz, Go! (The ultra bass treatment of the theme was genius -- it made everybody shut the F up and pay attention).

nonsense

フリーメイソンからの贈り物😢

When I was 15, I bought a lot of classical piano music CDs and imaged I was one of the player.

there wasnt any internet back then. people actually did useful things

Insuonabile

I'm not even 15 yet :/

Really lovely pianist!

And finally someone doesnt take double notes twice slower than the begining or butcher it with fake speed and unarticulated sounds

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Liszt probably revised this second version because he realized he was the only one able to play them in tempo.

11:57 imagine fanboying chopin som much as a teen only to be told “keep your pigs out of my garden”

A far cry from Un Sospiro and Au Lac de Wallenstadt. This is full of technical difficulties, and it doesn't really gel musically. I'd hate to be the poor soul playing it !

A pianist can't show any weakness playing Mazeppa. The speed mustn't lapse in any way. It's a wonderful piece, a majestic piece, and one that only the best pianists in the world can play well.

14:35 The original harmonies are so juicy and delicious. Liszt should have kept them in the left hand.

When i was 15 i write like only 10 works for piano, one string quartet and 2 quintets.

I got a question, is this score a scanned copy of the first edition score owned by Friedheim? And did he write his own versions of the passages with his notation or is it the actual manuscript of Liszt placed by Friedheim on the score?

Feux follets in 1826: 😃 Feux fillets from 1857 onwards- 💀