TOP 10 HARDEST LISZT PIECES OF ALL TIME, etude 6,feux follets,Hungarian rhapsody no
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2019
- Kassia etude 6 and la campenella- / @kassiapiano
Rousseau Hungarian Rhapsody no 6- / @rousseau
Seemusic piano etude 8 Wilde jagd- / @seemusicpiano - เพลง
![หาทำ EP.41 : ผัดวุ้นเส้นที่รักกับนายกล้วยหอม “หลิง-ออม” [Eng Sub] | จือปาก](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/r2jrLOQRthI/mqdefault.jpg)
I have had many comments that I have learned a lot from, first off this list is accurate for his famous pieces but apparently there was something before his trancedental etude that was harder called the douze grandes etudes and he made them easier for people in the transcendental etudes. Also I apologize I ranked no 1 wrong it is not transcendental etude 4 it is Paganini etude 4. Also I apologize if you disagree with my list, but some people may have had easier or harder experiences with the pieces and your experience with them isn’t the only one so please stop disliking it and commenting that kind of stuff
Nicolas Nobis you don’t need to be so apologetic it’s a good lis(z)t lol
QuickScope1597 thanks I’m just not used to having a lot of criticism and dislikes on my videos I guess
@@nicolasnobis9141 It was the transcendental that were older and harder. The douze grandes are the ones performed in this video.
Nicolas Nobis
You need to practice 80 hours per day
@@nicolasnobis9141 Well if you would be proffesional (or at least advanced) pianist, you would know that half of the pieces included in this video don´t dare to be even in top 50 hardest pieces of all time. Not because how hard it "looks" or "sounds", but how hard is the technique to play. Mazeppa is literally easy patterns, Preludio has easy technique, same Hungarian Rhapsody no.6/no.2 (these two are really easy if you try to learn them, it´s the same thing over and over but harder, only thing is the speed and stamina, and most of prodigies have it so it´s easy for them), then Wilde Jagd, these "double" notes are really easy, not talking about the 3 notes trill. That´s like tremolo on violin, Etude no.7 is 2 octaves in 2 hands plus some chords, many mistakes in the midi makes it look hard. Dynamics isn´t all.
And plus, paganini no.6 1838 version is way more harder than the easier one you included in the vid, maybe harder than the paganini no.4.
And you should´ve gave credit to all vids not just half of them :)
Please don´t take this as hate, it´s just opinion. I know nobody is able to do top 10 (that´s why you shouldn´t have done this vid), because someone can play something better than others. We could talk about how hard is to learn it and how hard is it to perform, then we could do some more accurate list, but it doesn´t matter, just play for the beauty :)
Have a great day
Always good job, Nicolas.:) You have good video editing ability.:)
Kassia thank you so much kassia!
Interesting Kassia was here when she had like 21.000 subscribers.
BlueGameplaysYT well I was her 26th subscriber and we have been talking a lot she is very kind and helps me with my piano playing a lot and she supports my channel. She is not only an amazing piano player but a very kind woman.
Wait kassia here! Omg
@@SirLouco Hi, Sir Louco.:) Nicolas is my friend in online. But, nowadays, he disappears on TH-cam...
When 15 notes a second is a joke
LING LING
Let the spirit of ling ling be with us, fellow twosetters.
On piano if ur good, u can easily play over 30 notes a second
@@awe331 u don't get joke? It's from when twoset made fun of a guy for playing 15 notes a second and bragging about it, even though he didn't sound good
More like 50 is on these 😂
Number 10: La Campanella
Me: *_Nerveous sweating_*
la campanella is not that challenging you basically just want to have literally no tension in you arms and a lot of practice :')
Von Fortnite krieg ich Nasenbluten no
lol
@@luis_lng what about moonlight sonata 3rd movement what's that piece about?
@@mrpianist1017 moonlight sonata is whack af
Interviewer: So how many notes do you want in your piece?
Liszt: Yes!
Dung Nguyen Trong
Too many notes!
Lol
I get the joke, but how does the interviewer create the music and Liszt takes all the credit
@@nicolasnobis9141 Amadeus!!!!
god these comments really drain the life out of comment section so unoriginal so boring so lame so common so repetitive.. so shite
This list is accurate for his famous pieces. Though technically all of the Transcendental etudes shouldn’t be there. There’s an earlier version of those nicknamed the Douze Grandes etudes which were too hard for everyone so Liszt simplified them into what we now know as the Transcendental versions. But understandably they aren’t very well known so there are few performances or good midis. Same story for La Campanella.
rip in pepperonies oh I didn’t know that thank you! I’ll make sure to check them out!
rip in pepperonies I’ll pin your comment so ppl know
Technically Kassias Etude 6 shouldnt be there aswell.
But the s 140 version should be on top 2
El Contrabandista is missing aswell as La grande fantaisie de bravoure sur la chlochette
HatePopmusic sorry I forgot some you can make your own list and I will watch
Feux follet is difficult to master and perform because aside from the extreme technical challenge of the rapid double notes and huge jumps, you can't just rely on volume, showy chords, excessive pedal, or rubato to hide your deficiences.
Liszt was well aware of this, it's no accident that he makes the pianist play the difficult sections leggiero, pianissimo, staccato, and allegretto. Can't just be letting "good" pianists pass themselves off as "transcendental."
Liszt was INSANE !🤯
Yes its crazy im play rpesoda 2 6 la cmplana etube 4 im loren messpa
FYI: 11:58 that is "Arpeggio Etude 1838 version" by liszt.
*By Liszt
When it comes to liszt fans... everyone is judgy as hell
Tiger Boom Ik lol
@@waidi3242 lol
I mean to be fair the list isn’t very accurate
@@charlesxii5804 its all opinion-based. People have different views on what is harder based on what they have heard, or from past experiences
Its Dark That’s true but there are for sure more difficult pieces by liszt
Great video! It’s truly fascinating because I am not yet very good at playing the piano and pretty much all of Liszt’s pieces sounds the same level of impossible to me lol
Mephisto waltz?
He forgot about it.
Which one?
It generates the same power as chopsticks waltz compared to these pieces.
@@helloolleh4861 yeah totally
Where is reminiscences de don juan and sonata in B minor
“I paid for the whole piano, Im going to use the whole piano”
-Liszt
Transcedental Etude No. 4 is Mazeppa, not the one you put in number 1.
Oops I didn’t know what to call the number one and the video I got it from said it was tracendental 4, so I jut listed it as that
Nicolas Nobis it is called paganini grand etude no4
liszt etudes d'execution transcendante d'apres paganini no. 4
I think Mazzepa is easier
It’s the early version of the 4th Paganini etude. We understand what was meant.
Wilde Jagde is way harder than Hungarian Rhapsody no.2
You're right
YES!
nice try but you obviously have just heard of the piece wilde jagde from this video, and decided to pass yourself off as a professional musician. It is very obvious that the hungarian rhapsody is harder, from those who have learnt it.
@@ggwhynot452 You can't be serious lmao
@@madsvold5403 youve never tried hr2 b4 lol
I just remembered that Liszt made this out of scratch........
Hallo zer gut
Now way!!!
Well not all pieces, some are transcriptions from Paganini
@@DanielVodenitcharov right, but he still made them .,. Just with inspiration, still amazing
@@derekpintozzi2498IKR ITS SO CRAZY
That’s a good top 10 list.... those are some intense pieces.
Byron Nobis Liszt even has WAY more challenging pieces than these, which is crazy to think about
Sebastian Brown ok
Linny Ching Exactly
its a really bad list
th-cam.com/video/ur1dQjhFKv8/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=Schoenbergismydaddy - a much better list
@@eyelll4982 stop making fun of this list it is very good
My piano teacher's daughter can play Wilde Jagd. A month ago, after I finished a piano lesson, she played Wilde Jagd for me. It was awesome and the piece stuck in my head.
We are both quite good at playing the piano. I'm starting to do the Chopin Etudes while she is midway through the Liszt Etudes. She is a few years of progress ahead of me even though she started learning the piano only half a year earlier than I did. Though, my progress is accelerating due to my hand size rapidly increasing from an 8th to nearly a 10th in a year. We also both love the piano, even though I am more a math person than a music person, which she is.
We grew up together, being classmates for 8 years, (we are 13 now) but unfortunately she just went abroad to study a few days ago. In the future, I may only see her a few times every year.
The inmortal Lizst ✨
3:56 my god do those notes sound amazing
Tbh Liszts reminiscences are much more difficult. Huguenots got some mad leaps and Don Juan is just in general mad especially with the champagne Aria that just kills at the end. Then you have stuff like his sonata, contrabandista and stuff.
no one:
liszt: i bought the whole piano imma use the whole damn piano
Franz Liszt’s hardest pieces list:
0:00 - 1:27
La Campanella - #10
1:29 - 2:20
Transcendental etude no. 1 (Preludio) - #9
2:21 - 3:41
Hungarian rhapsody no. 6 - #8
3:42 - 5:34
Transcendental etude no. 8 (Wilde Jagd) - #7
5:36 - 6:39
Transcendental etude no. 7 (Eroica) - #6
6:41 - 7:33
Hungarian rhapsody no. 2 - #5
7:34 - 8:50
Etude no. 6 - #4
8:51 - 10:10
Transcendental etude no. 4 (Mazeppa) - #3
10:11 - 11:47
Transcendental etude no. 5 (Feux Follets) - #2
11:48 - 14:40
Arpreggio etude (1838 version) - #1
No mazeppa 🥲
“etude 6“ is still the easier s 141 version from 1851 the harder paganini versions like top 1 is s 140 from 1838 i guess
You could just edit it
@@davidgarrett4327 yeah i know that but i dont know why i did not do it there
Yes
@@franzliszt8576 You are here too lol
@@Itibitydetsku of course ;)
Rousseau❤️
I can agree with the first one I have tried all the other pieces but first one is literally unplayable from beginning itself...
Jericho-KrishTG we can obviously tell liszt had 3 hands
Khatia Buniatishvili, lang lang, Valentina lisitsa, are better than rousseau, hi is Just popular, playing not so well (yes my english is bad)
Emre dinçer how is his playing "not so well"?
@@emredincer2620 we have to wait... To know about him.. And next thing is there were people who disgraced Valentina,lang lang,khatia I know there will be a comment like this... Anyways I like Rousseau.
I dont like liszt cause he was laughing and changing Chopin pieces😡
0:10: La Campanella
1:37: Preludio
2:30: Hungarian Rhapsody no. 6
3:50: Wilde Jagd
5:44: Eroica
6:49: Hungarian Rhapsody no. 2
7:42: Theme and Variations
8:59: Mazeppa
10:19: Feux Follets
11:57: Arpeggio
Hey dude I like your list just remember to say my opinion only at the beginning of these vids because you see how people act in the comments just don't worry bout them
Brenden Wilson thanks and ya I probably should have put a disclaimer I just forgot lol I didn’t think it would get any views lol
These pieces might be true for techincal difficulty, but when it comes to musicality and structural integrity (plus superb technique, of course), I'd say the Reminisces on Don Juan and his Sonata are far, far superior than his etudes and bravura pieces.
Que piensan de las transcripciones de las 9 sinfonias de Beethoven hechas por Liszt, deberian estar aca, cierto?
Pero son solos transcripciones, igual podrian estar, obvio.
@@Leoss98 la número 10(La Campanella) y los etudes también son transcripciones.
Yo hubiera quitado la campanella y hubiera puesto la primera version o la de 1838
Otra Composición Más Difícil De Liszt Para Piano Es: Grosse Konzertfantasie Über Spanische Weisen, S. 253
If you wanna see some actually hard pieces, check out the reminiscences (Liszt) and Prokofievs concertos. as well as rachmaninoffs third concerto
You forgot Reminiscences de Don Juan. That coda is impossible.
i tried it, it nearly burnt my arm off.
Wait I don’t understand. What is the difference between transcendental etude no 4 and mazzeppa? I’m trying tot find number 1
Ant 55 no 4 is Mazzeppa I just marked them wrong I am trying to find out number 1s actual name I think it is from his Paganini etude?
Nicolas Nobis okay thanks
The arpeggios are cleaner than my room
yay! in my opinion hr2 is suposed to be no 9 and why category gaming?
Music farm life agree
Hr2 isn't that difficult. Only an 8 on Henle aswell. Hr6 shouldn't be here either. The only difficult part is the cramps in the last section. Still should be a 9/9 difficulty though
@Franz Schubert which one is harder , Hungarian rhapsody no.2 or la campanella ?
@@madsvold5403 which one is harder , Hungarian rhapsody no.2 or la campanella ?
@@hussammohammed7212 Definitely La Campanella
Some parts of La Campanella letting me dancing! Hungarian Rhapsody no.6 is amazing at all! Wilde Jagd... just happy, ok? Always loved Cadenza of Second Hungarian Rhapsody. Feux Follets... I like it, just..? Arpeggio... it is mangled bones...
You should add paganini etude 6 (1838) to second place or same as paganini etude 4
Yes i want that true
All the 1838 etudes can easily defeat all of these etudes in difficulty.
The secret to bring able to play this is to play hard songs first so you can play this sooner rather than later in life.
Great liszt! It isn't really that accurate but its really good to have an basic understanding of the difficulties of the pieces
*liszt*
@@cubingkid1082 Yes. I changed it
It's missing rondo fantastique "El contrabandista"
I can agree on top 1 though
Same 1838 version is significantly more harder
@@jayaseelansundarrajan9780 wow this some old ass comment xd
it's not even humanly possible to play trans etude 4 at that speed. no one on planet earth has every played that fast
maybe liszt himself.. it's a shame that we dont have recordings of some famous composers
@@ilovemilfs69420 you are correct. nobody could play it at the intended tempo except him. it was so hard for everyone that he had to make another easier version.
Liszt is prob an alien exiled to earth
@@Vein01 lizst didn’t give this arrangement a tempo marking, we have no idea how fast lizst played it but probably not this fast
@@emperialmidnight4479it is written by Paganini on a violin so it should be technically at the same tempo if Liszt wanted it to be the same. I’m pretty sure this is doable for Liszt
Rousseau and Kassia needs to collab and they will Piano Battle!!! ON LIVE STREAM!!
The piece mentioned to be ranked no.1 is actually the 1838 version of the Paganini etude no.4 (Etudes d'execuation transcendante d'apres Paganini)
th-cam.com/video/eQW43EJYxbI/w-d-xo.html
Etudes no.4 starts from 4'40",
can't believe that this etude can be performed by a human being (the legendary Petrov!!) in such a perfect way!
How much notes do Liszt need to remember when he is on the stage LMAO
Does anyone have MIDI for Liszt 1838 Paganini etudes?
Mazeppa is Transcendental etude No 4 d'execution S.139, but okay call it "Etude No 4"
My Liszt List
10: Fusees Etude
9: La Campanella
8: Hungarian Rhapsody no.6
7: Paganini Etude no.4 ( 2nd ver. ) and Paganini Etude no.6 ( 2nd ver. )
6: Hungarian Rhapsody no.2
5: Feux Follets Etude
4: Mazeppa Etude
3: Galop In A minor
2: Paganini Etude no.4 ( 1st ver. )
1: Paganini Etude no.6 ( 1st ver. )
Sir Louco interesting that seems like a very good Liszt!!!!!
I would put feux follets higher and swap no 1 and 2 but apart from that good liszt
@@santiermu185 True!
Eyelll Shouldn’t El contrabandista be in 3rd place?
@@ewcho8995 lol no check out "Études d'exécution transcendante d'après Paganini no. 3"
So good😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
This guy must have been like " I payed for the whole piano so imma use it"
having recently learned etude no4b, it honestly isn’t that bad once you figure out how to do the arpeggios well. it took me 1 and a half months to learn, but will take MONTHS to master. i’m talking like 4 or 5 months. i also think that feux follets blows all of these out of the water and should be number 1.
edit: i have messed with feux follets for the first time, and i do have to say it is much easier to read than etude no 4b but my point still stands. the speed and accuracy of the intervals in feux follets, along with the notation marks still makes it the most difficult out of these pieces.
Could you post a video to your channel? Being able to play any of those pieces is absolutely insane!
6:47 where i can get this footage?
I think Feux follets is a bit technically harder than etude no 4 you put in the first rank..... Also, what about El Contrabandista?
Feux follets is nothing compared to paginini etude no 4
Ohhhhhhh my 😮
Btw Nikolai Petrov is the only pianist to record himself playing all of the transcendental etudes. Including no 4
traum piano has all of them i believe, i may be wrong though
Another excellent source for these pieced is Traum, a concert pianist.
Liszt... Oh nooo. That name alone!!!. Never could play his music. Ever... Too bloody hard.
Wilde Jagld is sped up in the video
Where is dante sonata B minor sonata and galop chromatique on ur top 10 list?
And one might argue, the piano concerti that he wrote.
Imagine kassia missed the last chord in la campella 😂
What’s the last piece???
Are you crazy putting Preludio in there? It's so easy I can play it! 😂
Although this video is inaccurate, this is more accurate than most others. Good job
What would your list be, out of curiosity?
@@jonk1370 hmmm, no 10 would be the older version of Liszt paganini etudes (s.140) no 6. No 9 would be rhapsody espagnole. No 8 would be grand galop chromatique. No 7 would be the older version of feux follots (s. 137). No 6 el conteabandista probably. No 5 romancero espagnole. No 4 would be Dante sonata. No 3 would be his Mephisto waltzes, 2 probably his s. 140 no 4b, and finally the hardest of his is galop in A minor or his sonata in B minor
In my opinion of course
@@ryanting1707 appreciate it, thanks for sharing
@@jonk1370 no problem
@@ryanting1707 a smart person in these comments. What about reminiscences de Lucrezia Borgia?
Etude four sounds like some mad music from a super Mario game LOL. Its almost given me arthritis in the fingers by just watching it.
Fun Fact: Liszt and Paganini are friends Paganini composed La campanella by using his Violin
Liszt uses his piece to play it on piano
Same with Etude no. 6. It was based on Paganini's Caprice no. 24.
4:05 to like 4:18, that just looks unreal
Look at that lol she is kust hand shaking it real
No 9 is not supposed to be on this liszt. I’ve played it and the hardest part isn’t as difficult as almost all of la Campanella
Logan McDonald I haven’t played any of these pieces, and I just put them in what looked the hardest if I could do it again I would change a few. Also even if one was harder for you it could have been easier for someone else
@Nicolas Nobis I’ve been playing piano for 4 years, so I’m not exactly a great pianist, so I can say with confidence that almost anyone who plays it will find it easier than anything else on the list.
Logan McDonald ok I do agree with you I would change it with I could(:
@Nicolas Nobis It’s better than most, seeing as it features Rondo Fantastique, unlike every other one
Logan McDonald thanks
Why is etude 6 so high? I though it was below la campanella
What happened to the convents thatWhat happened to the convents that used to house nuns?
Liszt sonata?
My ranking(I’m not a pro, just an opinion)
10.La Campanella
9.Mephisto Waltz No.1
8.
7.Transcendental Etude No. 10 Apassionata
7.Transcendental Etude
Se eu saber tocar isso de tanto estressado eu ia bater no piano kkkkk
Reminiscences de Don Juan, Sonata in B minor, Mephisto Waltzes, Ballade in B Minor, Douze Etudes, where are they on this list about Liszt?
What’s the Liszt piece called la valse 🎉😅😊
Where is Spanish Rhapsody 🤔 I think it is more difficult than HR2
No, where is romancero espagnol, it’s like Spanish rhapsody times 5
big 3 that were missed were that one Beethoven symphony transcription, Don Juan, and galop in a minor
Paganini: man that last peice sounds familiar
Maybe you should have added La Campanella Original Version (Paganini Etude 3) instead of the Revised La Campanella?
Sonata in B?
I think you messed up on some of them, see Mazeppa is transcendental etude no 4, and the last one was Paganini grand Etudes no 4, but accurate video when talking about the pieces 😁👍
Nessuno riuscirà mai ad eseguire così velocemente lo studio da Paganini numero 4 nella versione del 1838!
Where is spanish rhapsody or his sonata in b??
Cool video! but where's spanish fantasy?
And no the final piece is not Transcadental Etudes, they are first version of S.141 (Paganini Etudes) which is S.140 and the no.1 piece is no.4b
imma put this on my pieces to learn but i know its gonna take 128348376456127846 years
Well, actually most of them (at the real tempo) are literally impossible, expecially etude 4 and 5
Actually the only one that is impossible with the fast tempo is Etude 4. Etude 5 is actually at the correct speed 🙂
@@benjaminf.2258 meh, idk. For a normal person with normal articulations is literally impossible at the speed in the video. Maybe if u have the same sindrome of liszt where you dont have the articulation between the ring and pinky finger maybe you can do it
@@_ydhdh9340 I wonder if this actually true, or if it's something that can be overcome with an extraordinary amount of practice.
Otherwise if it's an anatomical limitation then there's no shame in not being able to play it quickly, and being able to master the piece seems a little less impressive.
@@jjw3046 i don't know, i saw some performance of that but they were at like 70/80% of the original tempo. Personally i find it impossibile to play that one at real tempo
@@_ydhdh9340 I played etude 5 at real tempo, its possible
2:40 is epic
Some of these pieces might be ultimately difficult and destructive of your hands and wrists. The fact that they contain flowing octaves in both hands and scales in triple/quadruple tempo does not qualify them as music. Their purpose may have been mainly to provide Liszt with "love" opportunities after the end of concerts. But as music, they ultimately fail. And if they contribute to destroying your physical equipment, they are even worse.
Sanjosemike (no longer in CA)
I’d say La Valse gotta have a place on the list. That song is madness
La valse is from ravel
I am aware of this. That is part of the reason why it is so crazy lol
last one so difficult that no one yet did it like no performances or anything
Reminiscences de don juan? Waltz mephisto?
@Enescu wdym sux? It's a nice piece, all 4 of them. Maybe you mean sux because it's easy idk
@Enescu ok agreed
I'm surprised that you didn't include Gallop in A Minor! Also, you put etude no. 6 in but not the 1838 version that's significantly more difficult? How does that make any sense?
Galop in A Minor definitely isn't in the top 10 hardest Liszt pieces, would place like #3 on this list though.
Traum musuc has amazing footage of mazeppa, should give credid for him. It more clear than the piano reader one.
12:00 It’s not Transcendental etude its Études d'exécution transcendante d'après Paganini No.4B so its Paganini or Lizst etude not transcendental etude and that is impossible to play that fast, there is an easy version but its less melodic but it has violin. And i know it says Transcendante and 4B in the name but people think this is the 1838 version of Mazzepa Which i think is weird
Currently I am working on a piece of music that I want to be considered one of the hardest pieces of music of all time it’s gonna take me a little bit longer of practicing to be able to play it and I just came up with another section that I want that will hopefully make it a little more difficult 😈
@@DATCMN I’m trying to make it impossible
@@DATCMN I’m taking Techniques used in very difficult pieces and making it a regular thing and trying to see if I can make them even more difficult
@@DATCMN I’m using inspiration from 3:42
10:15
8:55
11:53 Transcendental Etude No. 4 (Mazeppa)?
The Video it's Wrong. That's the 4th Etude of the Etudes Aprés Paganini
Read the pinned comment.
its the 3rd time liszt tried to make a variation of paganinis 2nd violin concerto
somehow i doubt that feux follets only uses two hands
This should just be his Douze’s 1-10 😂
Me when tried to play S.140 no.4b:
*hand broken*
This list is so inaccurate LOL
Muy padre el documental, pero el último número 4, noes trascendental, sino es de los Paganini, porque el Trascendental número 4 es Mazeppa.
{Comentario Tarde} Creo Que Se Equivocó Porque Ambos Nombres Tienen Un Título Parecido:
Études D'exécution Transcendante D'après Paganini, S. 140
Études D'exécution Transcendante, S. 139
La campanella is here but la clochette is not?