WORLD'S HARDEST Octave Level 1-7
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- WORLD'S HARDEST Octave Level 1-7
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Your octaves technique is absolutely stunning. Hope to hear your complete rendition of Schumann Toccata in C
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3:20 this passage from the liszt concerto just keeps hitting me, its absolutely wicked and a shame that it only lasts like 3 measures never to be recapitulated in the remaining part
It's like that moment at the end of grieg's piano concerto in A minor, mvt 1, where the french horn has a solo.
your liszt sonata is what convinces me that you must be a concert pianist IRL. not even the best amateurs/semi pros can play the part in the video so well.
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Same! His interpretation of the Sonata is just insane. I would love to see him one day.
Jokes on you, he is a professional concert pianist, it has been proved
@Marin Stana wow i never realized his identity was revealed!
@Marin Stana pls dont make it public. He wants to be anonymous on this channel obviously
You are a monster, seriously. So much skill, so much virtuosity, your repertoire is insane. I would love to see the professional behind this camera.
All my support from France!
The "magic" in his magic is the imagination being left behind that faraway-magician's face, while he plucks the strings of the long-known
@@erezsolomon3838 sung chang
J en profite me saoule d écrire en anglais :p
Il est évident que ça doit être un pianiste de concert, tout débutant que je suis on voit clairement que sa technique est supérieure à rousseau ou autre yt de ce level (que je ne dénigre pas j aimerais tellement avoir le 1/10eme de leurs capacités :p).
Mais on sent qu avec traum ça step up.
@@louviauxjulien exact ! Son nom a été dévoilé par certaines personnes, et il se pourrait qu'ils aient raison. En tout cas ce mec est bluffant !
Agree
This is basically a guide for composers on fun ways to use octaves 😂 Please make more of these with different techniques! 🙏
Chopin etude (octaves)?
Ok. I will
@@Franz_Liszt_Korean pls don't eheh
@@kreisler8424 Haha
*Chuckles maniacally* Being a composer is a lovely feeling sometimes...
I just started playing piano and this video Traum-atized me
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It'll hopefully Traum-atize you and Dream-atize you 😉
@@twopoles11 great comment,👍
@@Traumfanblueheron Two Poles in One Comment
Only me that was surprised that La Campanella was put at level 7, above all the others? 🤨 Anyway, well played Traum ❤️
Factual statement, these Level type videos are for attracting new viewers who are unaware of most technique and just want flashiness.
Yeah.. I liked very much the perfomances but the levels? Rach's prelude above level 1 and 2, and La Campanella above all? I mean, it's hard, but the other ones are a lot harder..
Also could you check out my only piano video on my channel and advice me on if I should attempt Spanish Rhapsody after this? I wanna stretch my playing to the limit, or is it too soon.
Yeah, it seemed kinda strange. Der Erkönig - Schubert/Liszt is the first piece that comes to mind when thinking of extreme octaves. But La Campanella attracts viewers like crazy, and these "tier-list" videos usually ranks the difficulty of famous pieces, not all pieces
@@balladin9200 You can play :) But sorry to say, but it's very very very soon.
The double hands formation is really cool. I like it
Level 8- Etude op 25 no.10
Level 9- Hungarian rhapsody no.6
Level 10- Reminiscences de Don Juan
and so on...
WAITING FOR PART 2!
Level 11 - Le preux
@@georem yep
The list goes on and on
Level X- Etude de Paganini no.4 1838
Level 12: Mazeppa
Level 13: Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2
Level 14: Hungarian Rhapsody no. 6
@@charlesthomas5956 level 15: cziffra flight of the bumblebee
Level 16: Stravinsky petrushka
Not a huge fan of the mirrored recording but holy shit you must be a concert pianist right? That's some insane playing
@@tommeng6522 yes!
it's not mirrored, just rotated. if it actually were mirrored it would look good because then the hands would line up on both sides
Thank you for clarifying this lmao
Your techinque is absolutely unbelievable, this is god tier piano playing. Been a fan since lower than 1000 followers, please don't stop! 😱😱
That rhapsody espagnole section is soooo difficult!! And you played it so cleanly 👏
Well played, Traum!!
This part of La Campanella is actually pretty easy compared to some other parts of this piece
Yeah, the proof is that I can actually play that part (and I consider myself as a average player)
Excuse moi??
@@georemcan vouch
I have so much admiration for your skills. I'd love to meet you and watch you play in person one day. But I'm thankful you share your skills with us here!!
Nice visualization idea traum!
I appreciate the new video styles you are exploring. It makes your videos more interesting to watch, enhancing your wonderful content. Keep with this great work!
Also, a song suggestion for a future video: The Lark, by Glinka/Balakirev
Level one is already "Oh Shit".
No way! I talked about levels of piano Octaves to my friend recenty. But I used 5 levels and one level per composer. Always great job Traum! Thank you for uploading :)
Absolutely brilliant!
With each video you make my week!!!
Simply magnificent!!!
A brilliant idea with a mirror effect! I like it!
I'm 14 and since i starded playing the piano i fell in love with classical music thanks for uploading these wonderfull videos!
P.s could you try hungarian Rhapsody no 9?
yes plss do thatttt
Traum you have outdone yourself! Brilliant playing! (Except that the mirror images were confusing to watch LOL)
awesome technique and nice video!! :) i was wondering if you could also make a video on different levels of appregios 🤔
Superb Sharing Dear Friend 😊
Traum music fills me
This stuff is amazing. I love to see this stuff. All great composers. Love to see Rachmaninov and Liszt
Wow, incredible, I wish I could play like that!
Great performances!
Awesome seeing Liszt and Tchaikovsky's piano concertos!
I don't know whether to be terrified or impressed that traum made this 😅
Amazing video! Would love to hear you playing scriabin op 9 no 1 prelude for left hand only!!
nice play Daniil :-D
Love it. How about giving us the entire works, or the movements, for each of these over time? Love the audio. Nga mihi nui, K
It would be cool with some Alkan. He has some crazy octave moments aswell. Take his infamous le preux. Mindblowing!
Only issue is that it’s barely playable
@@Benjamin-fk2yo Lmao indeed. But theres also easier alkan.
@@Sandy-lq7eo It’s very nice music non the less. I’m gonna contradict myself on my previous statement since I’m quite positive that Traum could handle le preux. Could you imagine the octaves?? Damn
@@Benjamin-fk2yo Lmfao, Id love to see that. Imagine with vibrato..
You're the embodiment of underrated
You're a pro. This is epic
Spectacular 🎹
Delightful!
we can conclude by these compilation, that liszt is an octave addict
Hey Traum, I would love to hear more Rachmaninoff on your channel🖤
His technique is so good I can't tell if he's actually playing or if he's using a fake hand programme…
Wow, Maestro! BRAVO! 👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍
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You forgot Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody No. 6 🤣 But anyways, really cool video Traum! I hope you post more of these contents in the future!
Finally someone played Liszt Piano Concerto No.1 Love you traum you are soo talented 🌷🌷🌷😁❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🥺🥺🥺
I was expecting the RH octaves in Chopin’s Tragic Polonaise (i’m practicing it right now for a recital and it’s giving me a headache lol) and Volodos’s arrangement of the Alla Turca. Still, keep it up Traum!
HOLY SHIZZ THIS IS AMAZING H-HOW!?
Lovely !
Now this is such an epic intro
Q show!!!!! Fantástico!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏🇧🇷🙋♀️
And Charles Valentin Alkan - Le preux (final part)?
This is ridiculous difficult octaves too.
Yeah and solo piano concerto finale as well
Le preux ending is definitely the hardest octave passage that I know of, would probably be around level 12.
I'm not sure I understand the levels... Level 1 is much much more difficult than Level 3... and so is everything else for that matter 🙈
I mean about 1 and 3 the technical difficulties are vast, 1 being harder, however, I find it very difficult to play prelude in c# minor with musicality rather than just notes, but that's just me.
Its not only about speed. The dynamics are also important. Playing really fast while having to play piano pianissimo is extremely hard. Now rachmaninoffs octaves are hard because the chords are really annoying to play because they are so big and also you have to play them loud af and also still musically correct that it has the right character.
Breathless Traum. I still don't understand why you're not on the international circuit . However until you are snatched from our grasp we will all enjoy the moment !
I think he is? He said that he lost his ability to work during the pandemic and thus started uploading like crazy. I think it was when he reached one of his subscriber milestones when he thanked everyone.
New camera looks dope af!
Someday I wanna go to your recital🙏
Amazing! The lyric cis minor prelude is kind of lost under all those race horses!!
Wait how is Rachmaninov C# minor more difficult than Liszt Spanish Rhapsody? I have played that prelude and those octaves in Spanish Rhapsody definitely look faster and more difficult to play?
Cool idea for an octave etude!
Please prepare a tips video for the ones whose level is between beginner - intermediate! We need this :) Thanks
Learn etudes. They've helped me
@@erezsolomon3838 you mean czerny etudes? If so, first I need to learn the notes :/ and I'm trying to learn them with Lavignac books rn
Love the videos. I’ve got a different thing that I need fast fingers for, though.
low key expected le preux octaves XD
That's about level 12.
For me the Mazeppa octaves were missing, but it's about a detail. As always, Traum, amazing! I wish I already had a technique as fantastic as yours! Keep up the magnificent work! PS: I'm thinking of composing a piece for you to play! I would be delighted to hear a song of mine played by a master piano player like you!
I agree. The octaves in Mazeppa are BRUTAL to master and should have had their own level here!
Good job. Can you play the full toccata
And Liszt concert
And everything
❤️
Honestly, I expected Hungarian Rhapsody No. 6 for Level 7 but La Campanella is still pretty I guess. Well done!
Hm... and the coda of "Le preux" by Alkan ?
Don't ask for the impossible
Awesome octave performing! Sooooo difficult. I wonder where you would place Chopin's Polonaise in Ab or Lecuona's Malaguena?
Hey Traum, I'm sorry to disturb you, I just wanted to ask if you would play the Schumann Toccata op. 7, it's one of my favourite pieces and I often find your interpretation better than other' like Evgeny Kissin, Pletnev or Ivo Pogorelich.
I know you try to play as much requests as you can so feel free to not do it, much love :)
It's interesting!!
5:12 is lovely, probably my favorite moment from any tchaikovsky piece and maybe even from any piece by a composer. it’s incredible
It's so satisfying, it's like an amazing triumph. This whole concerto is like that, but that one part is just....wow.
I’m surprized Mazeppa wasn’t in this. Nice work!
I'm surprised that 6th Hungarian Rhapsody wasn't in this video :)
I reckon hr6 friska should be somewhere here, as when it’s octaves are combined with left hand jumps, as lots of skill is required to perform them sufficiently.
I believe that Galop in A minor by Liszt (s.218) deserves to be in this list. The octaves are insane!
Knew La Campanella would be top from the start; beautiful playing.
La campanella is way easier than basically all of these.
whoa dude this mirror thing is trippy.
Unmatched.
Bravooooooo!!!!
I watched your La Campanella video right before watching this. I saw this video and immediately thought that La Campanella would be on the liszt (haha, get it?)
I was right :3
I would love to hear the entire romancero espagnole!
very nice
Now that's a workout...
Can you play Peace Piece by Bill Evans? I’d love to hear some Jazz. It sounds borderline jazz/classical I love it
Wow what wonderful pieces! But are you saying that op 3 n 2 octaves by Rach are more difficoult than Schumann's toccata?
I'm surprised no cv alkan.
Reveal yourself! Which name do you go for? Must be famous pianist!!!
And is that a electric piano? Skill like you deserve the best instrument
Impressive
I definitely disagree with the order but i enjoyed your playing, as always:)
Is there by any chance you'll play Alkan? His has some insane octaves as well 😀
Cool
You forgot Chopin Etude op. 25 no. 10 😂
Great video though.
라흐마니노프 프렐듀드는 진짜 템포가 느려보여서 쉬울줄 알았는데 생각보다 너무 어렵더라구요..
whoever made those 3d models did schumann dirty
You sir are a madman...I mean...How?
One love ❤🌀
octave's in spanish rhapsody are level 2? I guess we start at a very high level here haha
Can you give me tips on how to do fast octaves?
Is it alright to play octave black keys with finger and thumb if your hands arnt big enough to do so comfortably
gotta have alkan le preux 😊 or his symphonie finale
Impressivee