วีดีโอ

Preciosa interpretación🥰

Congratulations to the pianist. He really maintains the calm. I know it’s hard to stay calm without running or getting very loud in this kind of transcriptions. Excellent work by Bach and excellent piano writing by Liszt ❤ It freaks me out the voice leading at 8:25 😮 wtf Bach?! Sounds harsh but great!

BWV 543. Высшая форма музыки. Музыки Богов.

4:53

Θεσπέσιον !!!

this recording is almost a semitone sharper. why is that

Himmlisch ❤

Hamelin is amazing as always. This is a stunning work, but no. 2 scherzo is still my fav in this genre.

Sublimely beautiful! Thank you for uploading 🙏

Once again, it ain't what you got but what you do with it that counts. Fugue must have simple subjects. But what Bach does with this one is so fantastic & dramatic. Of course, Liszt's treatment only adds to it.

S.499

Lyadov has such a charming way of resolving chords on the off-beat. Love the program. Thx.

Божественная музыка! .. Вечная любовь - наслаждения и страдания...!!! Радость встречи и тяжесть расставания!!..

Thanks for bringing Sofronitsky's recordings out. One of my favourite old-russian-school geniuses.

the piano sounds absolutely beautiful, you can occasionally hear the hammers gently recoiling off the strings which makes it an even more satisfying experience to listen to

Beautiful pianism.

Ce n'est pas à 100% fidèle à la version originale. pour orgue , On n'a pas l'impression d'entendre exactement le même morceau, Ça reste mieux de l'écouter à l'orgue

Magda is the piano goddess!

C'est formidable!

Version légendaire de Monsieur Hamelin 🥇

La interpretación de Amaral Vieira ha sido fuego al alma y a la mente cual concimiento del alma de Bach pasando por las furias y la nebulosidaded de Liszt.

L ho studiata....😅

I think that playing the pedal parts in octaves is just too much. It requires using the sustain pedal, which adds to making the whole thing muddy. I think the single lowest bass note would be plenty, and be more organistic (not muddy), and more pianistic, more legato, and less virtuosic, and match the treble better. It's a naive listener who thinks that when the tune comes in on the pedal, it needs to drown everything else out. We all know that Liszt was kind of over the top anyway. Why not improve him? He's not God. He's more like Liberace.

Mesmerizing.... can't stop listening

4:48

The Bach classification for the original organ piece is BWV543.

Maravilhoso!

Потрясающе!

what emotional harmonics.

I've always found Lyadov fascinating. It's always been said Scriabin's early style is based on Chopin's, but I think Lyadov is a much more immediate influence than Chopin.

Peerless Arrau! Listeners might also enjoy Liszt's later, slightly longer variant version of No. 5, played by the fine Canadian pianist Joel Hastings: th-cam.com/video/blunXwqP5RA/w-d-xo.html

Interesting how the fugue doesn’t have the Picardy third ending on major, but the prelude does. I’m still confused if Liszt or Bach wrote no Picardy third?

Such a genius

Thank you

Музыка небожителей

Il s'agit du prélude et fugue BWV 543 transcrit par Liszt

❤❤

I’m confused is it Bach or Liszt? Prelude certainly sounds like Bach

Лежу зараз хвора в ліжку, це мої ЛІКИ❤ я скоро одужаю❤ ця музика прекрасна ❤животворна, та, що зціляє❤❤❤❤

B R A V O !!!!!! I had only heard the Alexis Weissenberg recording of this and rarely elsewhere. A magnificent performance, beautiful clarity of every line in spite of its great complexity. A total artistic experience. Thank you

this reminds me of Heroes Of Might And Magic III Soundtrack - Inferno Town.

Lundo demais.

Wow ❤💯

Compare this to a real version of BWV 543: th-cam.com/video/pQiZG9rqS1k/w-d-xo.htmlsi=dLLvPG8v3D6eGU40 This piano transcription sounds like Bach, as written by Czerny into his _Pianistengeläufigkeitsschule._ Composers, even Baroque ones, had the timbres of particular instruments in mind when they wrote, and those who have done post-Baroque transcriptions have too often not taken that into account, erroneously declaiming that, "Oh, those Baroque guys would just play on anything they had to hand." Such transcriptions from organ works are frowned upon now. With the richness of its choices of sonority, it makes more musical sense to transcribe _for_ organ rather than doing a piano reduction of its music.

Wonderful l have no words to describe it.this is a piece l d like to learn to play

Who wrote the poem ? It looks like old german. I know it is about spring and a lark but can someone translate please ?

Nice.

Попробую на гитару переложить

Fantastic

Sur my playLiszt direct