Liszt - "Spanish Fantasy" S.253
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2022
- Indisputably the finest rendition of this piece since Pletnev + unmatched in audio quality.
Performed by a stealthy 20y/o conservatory student (ilovemariacallas on reddit)
His YT: / @ladivinafanatic
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12:12 You play B instead of a D, in the upper voice, one bar before the prestíssimo, i like this .
@@Tizohip I also added a low A in the left hand (and a few other places).
How big are your hands? -I will be very surprised if you cannot play a 12th-
This is the first time in my 32 years as a musician that I actually dropped my jaw... I was on the edge of my seat. This is a landmark in recorded piano performances.
Absolutly right! I am coming back to this performance for weeks now every day. And every time I am just speechless.
Would you say this is Liszt's hardest piece? Usually they say it's Liszt Sonata or Don Juan...
this piece seemed more difficult than b-minor sonata or don juan technically
@@microsofthelps What about in comparison to Liszt/Beethoven Symphony Nos6-9?
@@matthewclarke5008 only Symphony No. 9 transcription comes close to beating this piece (in terms of its raw technique)
I believe this is exactly how Liszt heard the music when he composed it. All these textures make so much sense now. Incredible pianist!
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This is one of the (if not THE) most unreal recording I’ve ever heard… LDF makes this piece sound easy, flying through the most difficult passages like if it was nothing. Also, his playing is so dynamic and flexible… A-MA-ZING job !
No wonder he stays stealthy. Such a performance will have everyone knocking on his door demanding autographs and concerts.
Bravo!
Wish that was the case here in US. I have friends who without any shame tell me that classical music is so boring even though they want their kids to win music competitions to use for college applications etc. value of classical music is pretty much ignored even in Boston area where we live where there are so many great schools etc. It’s a shame!
Repent and trust in Jesus. We all deserve Hell for our sins, such as lying lusting coveting and more. We can't save ourselves, but Jesus can save us. He died on the cross to save us for our sins and rose from the grave defeating death and Hell. You must put your faith in him only. He is the only way to Heaven. Repent and trust in Jesus.
Romans 6:23
John 3:16❤😊❤
Liszt was a monster when it came to advanced technique. No wonder he was the first mania. Hearing this live from him would be wonders.
But his keyboards surely had less depth and were easier to play on, perhaps narrower keys, as well?
@@nonenoneonenonenoneYup, and much more delicate. That’s the reason he broke so many pianos during his recitals 😅
@@nonenoneonenonenone they weren't all too different than modern pianos. By the time this piece was written the key sizes were pretty much the same as they are now.
If Liszt was here right now he'd probably be like "holy s***, someone actually played it the way I intended it to be played." Liszt would be very proud. Well done!
How do you know? Did you attend a masterclass of Liszt?
What i read about him written by many of his pupils i suppose strongly that he would not agree with todays speedmania , same with Chopin, Mozart and Bach, but we have just different times.
@@samothchipmah2407 Apparently, Liszt didn't care much about speed/tempo, according to the diary notes of his pupil August Göllerich, what he cared about is the interpretation and the meaning behind the piece.
@@ladivinafanatic That`s what i said. Thank you
@@samothchipmah2407 I hear what you mean, and I think it is a little fast around the edges, but I don't think this is speedmania tho... It's played quickly enough that the music dances with the energy that it's supposed to, like the style of music that it's trying to emulate. If you do a sweep of the few other live excerpts of people playing this piece, most of them are _too_ slow by comparison. And then there are plenty of musical elements to this interpretation that make it more dimensional than someone who's just trying to play it "fast." And while I also usually don't equate speed with quality, this is the only take I've heard that's "quick" enough to sound like a serious, polished performance. In this context, the speed turns it from a Liszt nerd dream piece that a few people have sight read, to an actual piece with a mature interpreter.
Whether Liszt would agree with the interpretation is up for debate, but being deeply acquainted with Spanish music myself, I think this interpretation is on the right track. And I think he'd be impressed that somebody played this entire piece, and came up with a smart, cohesive interpretation for doing so.
I do think there's room for someone to come behind this with a more thoughtful performance that still has the firey energy of the Spanish music, but is more colorful and expressive. But as this is the only interpretation of this piece I'm aware of right now, I think it's a good start.
at 8:13 and 9:30 I started dancing. This interpretation is truly mind-blowing!
That "insanely epic march" really is awesome.
what an amazing piece, so many similiarities of the Spanish Rhapsody, almost like another version of the piece, like a second chapter to the same book, just under a different setting.
It sure is...especially at the 2:49 mark.....this melody is definitely the same
It’s really hard for a common pianist to believe that this is actually true. It’s just so perfect. The tempo is inhumane but fits the piece perfectly. How? This is a revolutionary performance. It deserves the attention of all the classical music world.
I hate these recordings. They don't sound like a real person recorded them at all. And to your point, I don't believe it. I'll need to see it with my own eyes.
@@debussy843 of course it sounds real, what are you talking about?
@@debussy843 th-cam.com/video/9eG6vug8qYI/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=LaDivinaFanatic
heres a video of it being played in a live recording!
@@debussy843there is a video recording
@@debussy843 I prefer judging music by ear rather than by eyes, but you do you :P
Part 1
0:00 theme 1 is introduced, octaves
0:33 theme 2 is introduced, glissandos
0:47 pretty passage, theme 2 is played in full
1:22 cadenza no. 1
1:32 theme 1 development
1:57 octaves
2:26 theme 3 (also used in S 254) is introduced, using theme 2 as accompaniment
2:42 theme 3 development, still using theme 2 as accompaniment
4:00 theme 3 development continues, repeated notes
4:32 theme 3 development continues
4:51 cadenza no. 2
5:07 theme 4 is introduced
5:56 part 1 coda, tricks audience into clapping
Part 2
6:32 insanely epic development of theme 1
7:35 octaves
8:01 theme 2 returns, glissandos
8:13 insanely epic march, using theme 4
8:35 theme 5 is introduced
8:52 theme 5 development, trills
9:10 theme 6 is introduced, trills continue
9:30 insanely epic march returns, chords
9:40 theme 4 is developed, thirds and sixths
9:56 theme 5 development
10:15 theme 6 development
Coda
10:45 part 1 of coda, uses theme 4, octaves
11:10 part 2 of coda, uses theme 4
11:27 part 3 of coda, uses theme 3
11:44 part 4 of coda, uses theme 4, octaves
11:58 part 5 of coda, uses theme 3, tenths
12:13 part 6 of coda, uses theme 4, octaves
Thanks
LOVE your breakdown!!
@@PastukhSkota Thank you!
kinda unrelated but whats the most exciting piano piece you've heard this year?
@@supasayajinsongoku4464 Rachmaninoff Sonata 2
This might be the most epic and best piano performance I have ever seen! It seems unreal to me and I am just left in awe and are so grateful to be able to witness this virtuosity. For me personally, this is one of Liszt's most difficult pieces ever written and of all of his "warhorses" this is by far my favorite. Speechless ...
Totally agree. Definitely top 5 most difficult Liszt pieces, especially at this fast of a tempo
That’s total perfection.
It’s WAY far from perfection, but still very good.
It's hard to believe that 150 years after Liszt, there still could be unprecedented performances of his pieces that will forever change their standard.
And yet, here we find ourselves listening to new talent that will undoubtedly some day be known as historically great.
Well done sir.
It's not real. Wake up.
@@debussy843 go to sleep lmao
@@debussy843 yes it’s real, ik his name, Yi-Chung Huang, ik the competition he was in, Elevato Piano Competition, ik the year it was in, 2021, ik almost everything abt LaDivina cuz I’m friends with him
@@Damian_Theodoridis stop talking bullshit. At least agree whit this DivinaFanatic. In the comments he says I'm not the same person!!
@@debussy843
Many say they know this "DivinaFanatic" and that, Yi-Chung Huang, they are the same person. Too bad, however, that in the comments, this DivinaFanatic claims to know who Yi-Chung Huang is, but that they are not the same person.
They should talk first, so they would avoid disagreeing over bullshit
Is this real...? It's the most shocking performance I've ever seen. I've also made this piece in midi, but I've never seen a real performance faster than my midi tempo. I salute your performance!
Wow thank you very much! I actually discovered this piece from your channel and I love your channel very much! And yes, it's real but it's very exhausting to play like this.
@@ladivinafanatic whoa , dude, you should record your playing more often! And make videos of yourself playing! I'm so curious now to see hands moving at that inhumane speed...
@@ladivinafanatic You're amazing!
@@brownydd8820 🙂
아니 여기 귀한분이...
As a mediocre piano player (I'd never call myself a pianist. 😆), this...listening and following along...thrills me and fills me with terror in equal measures! 😁
Simply stunning.
Given the technical challenges of this piece, it's easy to see why Liszt was basically the great "rock star" of his age. One can only wonder what a live performance by Liszt himself would have been like.
kinda unrelated but whats the most exciting piano piece you've heard this year?
I think he only ever performed this piece for George Sand once, and that's it. I could be wrong though.
He is wisely considered the most important musician of that century.
@@supasayajinsongoku4464ligeti Piano concerto
@@supasayajinsongoku4464boulez/airmaid recording
There are two things I love about this:
-The speed and clarity of the runs
-The sound of the performer's fingers as they glissando
Edit: As much as I appreciate the fighting against slander from trolls, guys, it was just one comment. Let it be.
But it's a fake...the video has been sped up...the original uploader disabled comments on it and he hides himself in the shadows. It's absurd. If it were real do you honestly believe that he wouldn't be seeking a career right now? Of course he would...which is why he hides...it isn't real.
@@user-xr1em8ux2c Sounds like someone's jealous
A lot of people say this is fake or sped up. The truth is, its the best rendition of the song, and probably one of the best recordings in history of any piano song.
People are also upset it is not coming from LANGLANG, and it's from someone they have not heard before.
We are witnessing history repeat itself here, people!
Someone had to accuse liszt of selling his soul to the devil.
Someone has to accuse LaDivina for speeding up his recording.
@@platinum6914 You affirming that it's the best rendition of the song despite plainly stating the accusations of being sped up made this occur to me: who cares if it's sped up? It sounds incredible, with remarkable energy and engaging musicality. So what if the performer played it a little slower than what we hear here... who cares?
@@oscargill423 someone must always claim foul play when something incredible occurs.
Sometimes they are right.
In this point in history, They are on the loser's side.
9:59 casually replaces the octaves with tenths...
I can't get over how unbelievable this performance is
It's fake. Recorded "by a stealthy 20y/o conservatory student" Obviously we would know this student's name if he/she was this brilliant.
@@debussy843Their channel is “LaDivinaFanatic” if you wanna see his hands performing. You can also look up “VI Concurso Internacional de Piano - Cidade de Vigo | Semifinal” for further evidence of his skills. Research is free.
@@debussy843 his name is yi chung huang, so its real
@@debussy843 loud mouthed without substance.
Truly awestriking. I believe he is a reincarnate of Liszt himself. In time, we will see him blossom into a beautiful flower the is separated from the rest! Magnificent display.
Whaat?! How is this even humanly possible? My laptop was sweating just from playing the video! Jokes aside, mad respect for this astonishing, mindblowing performance!
this video. is the only thing that shows another world that I haven't experienced.
how can make it possible?
there are countless people in the world who have not received the right praise
i think everyone should watch this performance unconditionally.
디망 ㅋㅋㅋ
Because it's fake, obviously.
@@debussy843 are you here just to say that this is fake lmao 💀 you gain nothing from being here if you don't like it so just leave these people alone
Also, it sounds like you're jealous
@@debussy843 go to sleep lmao
this performance is fucking ridiculous, insane pianist wow
If the player is Yi Chung Huang from the Elevato Piano Competition 2021- Category E, then I take back everything. That guy is legit.
I think you don't even know what will a sped up video sounds like
You should look up jumpny2010
Although I hate it very much
@@henrychang5361 Ironic, there's plenty of recording software that can pitch shift regardless of the tempo change.
It’s not sped up, I’ve heard him play live playing Islamey and Remininces de Don Juan (idk how tf to spell remininces) at the Elevato piano competition, look up Elevato competition
@@bosu37But the pitch shift + speed increase would sound so artificial because it would affect the acoustics & background residue. I believe it’s real.
@@Damian_Theodoridis That’s the best Don Juan and Islamey that I’ve ever heard
i really love this piece, it's my 7th time replaying this because of how this piece was perfectly performed. to the person who performed this, thank you, it's been a while since i got goosebumps haha
how can I thank you enough? this is my absolute favorite piano classical pieces, (a tie with reminiscences des puritains) and ive only listened to computer-made music... this is such a masterpiece, no, ethereal. Thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you for mentioning the amount of work you put into this on the other video's disclaimer. People sometime hear this and think that a musician can just crank this out every single time as if it were nothing. Thank you for your genuineness and obviously this is a wonderful performance; thank you for your work.
I think another element that people are not pointing out is that the pianos from the mid 19th century generally had a lighter key action. Meaning, it is significantly harder to play this piece on modern heavy action pianos than it was when this piece was written. This is one of the reasons why Liszt pieces from the 1840s are notoriously difficult compared to the “definitive” editions that he prepared later on.
Agree to your opinion
That is very true! I think the pianos at the time underwent a change from 1850 onwards; they were lighter before that time and I think the width between the keys were also smaller, allowing more people to hit 10ths and greater lengths.
This might explain why Liszt removed many of the wider-spaced intervals when he re-did all his etudes by 1851. The originals were unfriendly to the newer pianos, which would've made it unfair for pianists wanting to learn these pieces.
And today's much heavier pianos are definitely much more incompatible to the early 1830s / 1840s pieces of Liszt; it would be very difficult to play them on today's modern heavier pianos.
Excuses, the recording is a fraud. The clown should post a video of themselves "playing" it so we can watch them fail.
@@debussy843 bruh the description literally links to a video of the performer playing the piece 💀 ...
@@epm6673 I've determined it to be fake, based on the fact the guys career failed. Also, the video description says it's for competitions, yet to video doesn't pass the criteria for any competition. Video submissions for any competition must show the players face.
Phenomenal! Absolutely jaw dropping
You take my breath away! Beautiful! Thank you.
Liszt had a field day with as many textures as he could think of with this one...
Magnifico!! Gracias, Ferenc Liszt for your hundreds and hundreds of incredible piano works!!
Insane. Great work, by far the definitive version.
The most mind-blowing thing is not the accuracy nor the speed but the unreal musicality: it's a monstrously difficult piece still the pianist (and I would dare to call him the artist) manages to retain a lot of musical sense, giving the work a fluid and aethereal quality. This is the level of giants like Hamelin!
true VERY TRUE..whoever this is...ULTRA playing!! playing everything like ....a wild horse...but never losing the MUSICAL line...throughout all the THICKET of sound...GREAT PLAYING...in every way.
@@kmondays Well, I’m not a fan of Hamelin…
But I really don’t want to be another Hamelin. I want to be the modern day Alexander Dreyschock.
@@ladivinafanatic left hand octave chopin etude guy
@@zerois2801 Yup
Wonderful piece and interpretation
4:32 This part sounds so crisp, it's hard to believe that this isn't sped up!
Love this piece, this performance and of course Franz Liszt himself. A true genius.
I actually had found a midi version of this and im so gratefull that you've uploaded this
th-cam.com/video/9eG6vug8qYI/w-d-xo.html
This is the greatest recording of S253 of all time bar absolutely mone
Okay, I watched him play it. I've never seen such astonishing playing in my long life. But why would he hide his identity? A player like this should be world famous. But the piece is a marvel of overdoing everything in every possible way. I can see why people would have fainted at first hearing.
Basically everyone says that he sped up the recording but its literally not sped up if u look at the hands and fingers and just by hearing this its literally harder to play it slow and make the hand look like that and also make it sound like that.
And also clearly from the glissandos u can hear that its not sped up
@@chrismc1834yeah, you can hear directly from the sound that it’s not sped up !
Wonderful. For me the liszt most difficult piece.. insane
Ok fellow pianists, music lovers, haters, everybody, please stop. First of all, this is an absolute masterpiece, a legendary performance for the ages, with such exquisite musicality and mastery that it is out of this world. On one hand, this is the reason why so many YT trolls keep repeating "ThIS is NoT REal", because it is indeed unbelievable. But IT IS REAL. Any real pianist, who has dedicated years to the instrument, can tell immediately by ear that this is someone (a genius) playing without any artificial speedup.
Furthermore, there is a video of the pianist playing this piece, which is clearly not sped up (look at the arms, the sleeves etc). Finally, I know who the pianist is, and in which competition he played; I want to respect his decision to stay anonymous so I won't further play the trolls' game and reveal his identity. I just want to say that it takes max 10 minutes to find out, if one really wants to, but maybe kids nowadays, spoon-fed with information since ever, have never even learned the skill of searching for something themselves
what are you now trying to prove my fren?
yeah the video clearly looks normal
This is pletnev
@@arakelandmusic600 nah, this isn’t
Did he win that competition or not? This perfection of technique is a marvel, to play with such speed and complete freedom of tension, perfection of movement, with whom did he study? We should know these things. Long fingers seem to help. I was amused that his first knuckles were often collapsed, double-jointed, which seemed to help in getting a fuller contact with the key, yet without impeding movement. The big question is, is he Chinese?
Spectacular!
Thanks a lot for sharing this recording to us
The staccatos I can't-
This is one of the most incredible performances ever uploaded to YT. Better still, the pianist plays very musically amidst all the technical challenges.
Yes, that saves it from being empty showing off.
I have just listened to 5 or 6 versions but this one has the most structure and clarity.
Wow how wonderful
What impresses me the most is 11:58 - 12:13 ... I've also played this as well, and I know very well that to play this part so cleanly after all the crazy things that occurred before this part is very difficult to do... takes so much skill and effort to play that part well.
This is so good.
Marvellous.
Thank you very much and yes, the difficulty of 11:58-12:13 is been ignored by many people.
I love this part
i listen in loop 12:08 to 12:13
This is actually my favorite part of the entire piece!
holy shit this tempo 🤯
I had to check that I didn't have it set to 1.5x playback speed :o
@@crystal4o681 That's because ladivinafanatic already increased the speed of the original...it's a fake
to be honest I thought I had the video in 2x speed 😂😂😁LaDivinaFanatic is truly something! Liszt reincarnate!
@@platinum6914 This audio is a MISREPRESENTATION of the truth.
I'm sure the pianist can play this music, BUT...not at this tempo! It is a LIE!!!
That is my only issue with this matter...the guy is PRETENDING that he can play this piece at his envisioned tempo...but...IT IS A LIE. Good luck to you.
@@user-xr1em8ux2c it’s not fake
Never heard this impossible piece. Makes you think liszt simplified his mainstream repertoire. Also sounds like a draft for his spanish rhapsody
I believe that is precisely what happened! Though the Spanish Rhapsody is so different that they're pretty much entirely different pieces on the same themes.
Liszy has really simplified her repertoire. 141 studies are proof of this
In the 1830s, he wrote the studies on paganini themes S140, but in the 1850s, he made the studies 141, which were much simpler and "easier"
The La Campanella we know is one of these facilitations/adaptations of S141
amazing!!!!!!
Che meraviglia!!!!!❤
Show this to one of those "rush E" fanatics...
9:40 is absurd
th-cam.com/video/9eG6vug8qYI/w-d-xo.html
A performance that's hard to believe
Thank you very much for sharing.
It was very humble of you to make the effort and put some pictures of the notes, it is very helpful.
ty!!
Impressive performance bro 🔥🔥
good job
I believe the reason why there are not many performances of this masterpiece is because, as we all know, it is one of the most difficult pieces composed by Franz Liszt. It appears that many pianists are hesitant to perform it, especially in a live setting, due to the immense technical skill and understanding of musical elements required. I am certain that it would be a challenge for any pianist. I am extremely grateful to Ladivinafanatic for recording it with such high quality. I hope that more people will become familiar with this beautiful piece.
Simplemente increíble.
It's a fake
@@user-xr1em8ux2c no it’s not
@@user-xr1em8ux2c I am friends with the player
Fantástico!!!
I wish I hadn’t found this performance. Before hearing this I thought I was a musician; I now realise I just own some keyboards.
B R A V O !!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I am speechless Ridiculously well played
kinda unrelated but whats the most exciting piano piece you've heard this year?
@@supasayajinsongoku4464 this one
Muy buena obra de Lizst española y difícil. 🇮🇷 🔥Muchas gracias.
LISZT!!!
You are the reincarnation of Liszt! I’ve never heard such a wonder, even in Rosenthal, Friedman, Hofmann, Horowitz, Hamburg, Ginzburg or Cziffra that were the best before watching this video!!! (did you played under regressive hypnosis?)
kinda unrelated but whats the most exciting piano piece you've heard this year?
I still would like to go back in time and meet the concert pianist of the day that said something to Liszt about how his pieces weren't as challenging as ones from other composers.
Good heavens!!!!!
Beautifully played!
If it were only not sped up artificially...it's a FAKE.
@@user-xr1em8ux2c💀
@LaDivinaFanatic this is beyond words!! You are un unbelievable pianist, your performance is so lyric, your sound so gentle and your dynamics so perfect that it is simply out of this world! I've subscribed to your channel, please gift us some more of Your Music!
owww my finger hurts just from looking at the glissando >
did liszt go to Spain and like it or something because between Spanish Rhapsody and this piece they're both hard and incredible
5:56 wow...
In case someone's wondering why the pianist is hiding: he just escaped area 51 one year ago
Fantastic . Unbeliavable
this is one of the best things ive ever heard, i wasted my life potential
Here is his live performance from the competition, first participant. The same shirt and same hads as in original video
th-cam.com/video/BlJQ30L-qHU/w-d-xo.html
What is this sorcery!? A brilliant musician!
Master
Bravo！
LaDivinaFanatic i REALLY want to hear you performing Liszt's Transcendentals etudes!!!
th-cam.com/video/FHGrjmOKRxk/w-d-xo.html in the linked video at 2-27-12
Liszt: Réminiscences de Lucrezia Borgia, S.400 and at 2-44-58 Alkan: Le Preux
S.400 is too fast, they should chillax. Le Preux is cool tho.
Also, I dunno what this has to do with this recording.
@@thenotsookayguy it's the same pianist
@@simonmatusek7006 In the vid where LaDivinaFanatic plays Spanish Fantasy and Don Juan, despite the absolute dog shit video quality, I think their hands are different, this dude's mutts are way meatier. Though it could just be my head making up stuff since LaDivinaFanatic decided to only ever record himself with $10 point and shoot cameras.
@@thenotsookayguy it is him, Yi chung huang, on both the videos you mentioned
What The Hell. Perfect piece and perfect performance
It’s far from perfect.
I don’t know if it’s edited or not, seeing also the hands moving in the other video, what I know for sure is that this is of course a great performance.
Mr. LaDivina has got a great elasticity and always an impressive clean sound.
How can he say that it’s far from perfection? According to my opinion this could quietly be considered by far OVER the perfection…😂
I love this piece!🎶
just people getting jealous of his talent
its so obvious that this version is the greatest so far
The original uploader won't reveal himself because it's a fake...the speed was artificially increased which is why he disabled comments on his original upload. Ask yourself a question: If this were real, why is he hiding in the shadows and not making a career for himself?
A lot of comments say its fake because of two reasons.
Reason number one : It is by far the best rendition of the song, and probably one of the best recorded playthroughs of a piano song in history.
Reason number two : It's not someone EVERYONE knows like lang lang. MUST BE FAKE! PARLOR TRICKS!
No, people.
WE are witnessing history being made firsthand.
And there will always be those on the side that attack the virtuoso for his genius.
We will look back and read over the comments of "BOO! FAKE!" and "ITS SPED UP!!" and laugh at them.
Probably while we wait for LaDivina's Next Concert.
Someone had to accuse liszt of selling his soul to the devil.
Someone has to accuse LaDivina for speeding up his recording.
This is history.
@@user-xr1em8ux2c Is that the only evidence you got? It's not even a strong evidence. There's a video, and you're accusing him of speeding up only with the fact that he 'disabled comments' and 'is hiding in the shadows'. How pathetic.
You're just jealous and making up reasons for your nonsense claim.
@@user-fq7uh3wq1f You are right
It's not even a piece of evidence
That is only a guess
Hope they are smart enough to know how to argue a thing
Блестяще!!!!
Make this an alarm for annual method to wake up my roommates and that would be perfect idea.
My god...
Liszt was like the heavy metal rockstar of his day. Crazy.
Oh, wow. This is amazing
Harder than Spanish Rhapsody. Crazy!
Nice.
superbly performed. Even though there are about 7 or 8 spots with note mistakes, it doesnt matter. I dont think this can be performed better than this person. I dont even think Yuga Wang could play it any better. but probably close.
Yuja? She can't play for toffee. Surprised out of all the pianists you mentioned it's her? Can't be just her piano skills you're interested in nudge nudge wink wink
@@ciararespect4296 true
@@ciararespect4296 you don't even think this performance is real, you're clearly an uneducated troll
@@ciararespect4296 go blind
It takes a lot of practice to get this good.
wow, another fantastic one by liszt
Кто бы это не исполнял, но он этим исполнением поставил памятник себе при жизни. Как многие и многие великие пианисты
super
5:08 best part. Unbelievable performance
Yes!!! I feel like people don’t talk about it as much, but it’s honestly one of Liszt’s most sentimental moments for me.
So difficult to play but good as difficulty
Yes, it is completely unbelievable because it is a fake. It has been sped up. The original uploader won't reveal himself because it's a fake...the speed was artificially increased which is why he disabled comments on his original upload. Ask yourself a question: If this were real, why is he hiding in the shadows and not making a career for himself? One word-FRAUD.
@@user-xr1em8ux2c почему это подделка? Есть доказательства?
@@user-xr1em8ux2c it’s not fake, I am friends with the player
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B R A V O !!!
This is an unbelievable recording. Bravo!
kinda unrelated but whats the most exciting piano piece you've heard this year?
@@supasayajinsongoku4464 Maybe Franz Liszt's transcriptions of the beethoven symphonies. I knew about them before but I never got very seriously into listening to them until this year.
an astonishing feat of pianism!