Everyone is talking about how fast she plays.... how about how clear every note is???? You can hear every key strike crisp and clear. That's what makes it so beautiful!! This is how Liszt intended it to be played.
me: no seriously I really want to learn this my fingers: I said no Me: I don't care I am going to learn this so suck it up... my fingers (after 6 months): do you still want to learn it... Me: leave me alone my fingers: hey, I tried to warn you, even had to give you carpal tunnel to prove my point.. me: i hate you my fingers: yep, but i got my way.
why is it impossible? the person in the video at one point in their life had the same level of skill as you. i'mworking hard on trying to learn this piece. a little bit everyday.
@@frankhamburger2075 if it actually hurts then something is wrong. Make sure your technique is okay because otherwise you could seriously damage your finers
-First the speed of a plane -Then comes the speed of sound -Then the speed of sound passing through diamonds -then the speed of light -and finally the speed of Valentina Lisitsa’s fingers
Imagine how long she must have practiced in order to make it look this easy. How much better can she really play this? Was this really her best run through? Imagine she walks off stage and she thinks to herself, Dang I played better than that yesterday. As if we could fathom it being better than it already is
what in the. I'm honestly scared how she is human. I'm getting goosebumps all over, that is the most incredible performance ever. Every note is so clear yet she plays it with the intensity and speed that I've always wanted to hear this piece be played at. Phenomenal!!
Anyone who says Valentina is a robot who plays without feeling is just mad because she is a goddess on the piano. Her solo Rach at abbey road is some of my all time favorite music ever.
@Fleks *_* on Wikipedia, a seizure is described as “a sudden attack of illness, especially a stroke or an epileptic fit.” Basically, it’s where you suddenly cease and start shaking very violently.
1:28 those incredible "butterfly fingers"... every single note shines like pearls in a collier and all with a sense of lightness defying gravity and weight.
The confidence in her and the way she owned every note she played, almost made me believe that she wrote the piece herself. Oh. My. God. You are amazing.
Haha, I dont think one can watch this while doing something else...I always get fixated when I hear her music...looking at her movements as well as her enjoyment of the music as she bounces (seemingly effortless) all over the piano keys...sheer entertainment.
It's mesmerising to watch someone so perfectly mastering their "work". I have goosebumps across my whole body, hair and teeth included. Absolutely wonderful art. Of both Liszt and Lisitsa rising to heaven in levels of synergy never thought possible.
This is by far the best interpretation on this piece I've ever heard. 👏👏👏 Every other interpretation I found on TH-cam by other very talented piano players, I could not listen to it for more than one minute before clicking away to listen to this one instead. To me, this is the benchmark for La Campanella.
Aline Santos Alves simply because it most likely either discourages you or encourages you to the point that you will injure yourself if you arn't careful
Dont worry this is the paganini version, which is like 4 times as hard as liszt's (did I spell that right?) version. There is an easy version of the original version that isnt too hard and even I can play it.
there is one thing that i always wanted to say; people criticized her for playing too fast and soulless. i totally disagree with this opinion. i watched and listened at least 20 other "La Campanella" performance for maybe 10 years. and i never seen someone can even reach her point about feelings. how someone can miss that? her touches are like came from heaven and makes you feel cry. you can feel a soul, a miracle inside every of her touches. thank you for made me listen this and live this experience.
People usually complain about speed and say "soulless right after" but I'm pretty sure that's just because the two words are usually associated, because the mediocre musician has to sacrifice feeling and sensitivity to play fast, but dude, where the hell is it written in the bible that speed undeniably eliminates soul? That's just not true She plays with more dynamic than most musicians on youtube, no one can say otherwise cause that would simply be an objective lie You might not like it more sped up, it's okay, might even be you're right, but speed is not mutually exclusive to feeling and this is the perfect demonstration for that
Yes, she made mistakes but to the people that complain.. Have you guys even seen the sheet of this? It's basically just notes flying around all across the paper. Plus, this is already hard even for a master pianist, the hand technique, tempo, nuances.. In my opinion she did a wonderful job!
Super impressed by her interpretation. Even if there were a few mistakes, it almost adds it in a weird sort of way. Makes it sound more human and more impressive some how. Her voicings on this song bring out different parts than some of the other pianists who play this and it makes it sound very unique and personalized.
I felt every emotion coursing throughout this - and yet she maintained razor sharp focus and composure. How can anyone perform like this??? She changed us all in a few minutes. I still have shivers.
Yup, that's exactly how i got here too. Not that I need to WAIT 50 years, but it would TAKE years of learning/practice - just this song, say 2 hours a day, would probably take a year. Then I'd need to start practicing playing it faster.
I sometimes have a hard time reading the comments on such performances ( and maybe I should not). In my long live as a professional musician I have not come across many individuals who are able to do what Valentina is doing . She is full of passion, love and power. She displays honorable discipline and devotion. I would really like to see more respect and thankfulness towards people like here in this world instead of shameful and obvious jealousy. All I say is bravo Valentina...and thank you for bringing Liszt alive to new generations in our time.
lance They are closely related words but jealousy is more hate and thinking "If I can't do that, they shouldn't either! Screw them!" While envy is more like "I love this person's ability I wish I could do that. They're amazing!"
Valentina’s performances always go beyond my imagination like Furtwangler conducting Beethoven's symphony No. 9. I think true musicians can bring us to another dimension, bliss, like another conductor, Carlos Kleiber. Valentina gives us such extraordinary experiences. I believe the soul of Liszt also enjoys her music in heaven. Thank you, Valentina!
I find her style changed over the 12 years of her playing la campanella. Here it's faster and more dynamic, and in more "recent" videos it's more mellow in comparison here. Nothing wrong, but I just like to observe.
For some reason, I get the feeling that this is exactly how Liszt would have played it. Other interpretations all have a show of difficulty, whether it be slowing it down, or playing loud to cover up poor control. From Valentina it felt so easy.
Me too when I started piano in self-taught, I think it's one of the only pianist who is not arrogant and who sees the piano as a real passion and not only for the money
For all those complaining about "mistakes", it is called interpretation, as in passion, as in creativity, as in the very mindset that allows for these masterpieces to be crafted in the first place. Musical genius is not parroting back the exact performance robotically time and time again. Believe it or not we already have machines that can do that far better than any human which can play pieces exactly every time. These are called recordings. Guaranteed anyone who views variety and interpretation as some sort of sin lacks the creative ability to compose anything for themselves. Again if you want perfect repetition listen to a machine.
+Jerad Clark Mistakes is not called "... interpretation, as in passion, as in creativity". Don't try to bullshit anyone; Yes, it is a great performance, yes, Lisitsa is one of the greater pianist as of now, but there are a lot of mistakes (due to the tempo). You could play passionately, AND play correctly as well. Does it matter? Perhaps not, but it is not passionate/creative/interpretive to make mistakes.
@@lalka2336 You might be misunderstanding what 19th century means. We currently live in the 21st century, 1901 to 2001 was the 20th century and 1701 to 1801 was the 18th century. Frans Liszt was born 1811 and died 1886, thus he lived in the 19th century. Think of it like this; if you lived in the first century that'd mean you lived during the first 100 years, aka between year 1 and year 101. Year 101 to 201 would be the second century and so on. It might be a bit confusing but I'm sure you'll get it.
Paganini: I feel like I wanna torture people with small hands. Lizst: Great idea..... Count me in Edit: I've just changed the names a bit due to a suggestion. Thanks for 66 likes!
I am a pianist. At first, I didn't like Valentina. I realized that I was just jealous of how amazing she is. She is boss level pianist yall. Now, I look up to her. I hope to at least play the first 10 seconds of the song as well as she did....(that may even be pushing it. I say the first note)
I enjoy watching her fingers, hands and arms gracefully float and dance almost as much as I enjoy listening to the music this hypnotic movement magically produces.
I don't understand why people keep saying that she plays it like a machine and Lang Lang plays it with emotion, I can see A LOT of emotion when she plays it! I mean...It must have been hard to learn this piece, It took awhile but she accomplished her goal! Now let's not focus on that, Lets focus on how much emotion she has put into learning that peice. How would you feel about learning this peice FINALLY then showing it to thousands of people! No, You don't show off but show people how hard you worked to get there! Everyone has their own opinion but, We are all in the same level here. They can judge all they want but that's not gonna stop me from fighting for world peace!
Oh shit hi sis xD Your “Crazy” Twin is here, and that’s mE!!! But Jesus we actually did this piece together as a duet, thanks for making me dream the impossible, which is soon going to change. *btw I put a Sandwich in your closet for a year so yeah that’s why it smells bad*
I always get irritated at how people constantly try to put these two against each other. They are both people and have not spent their whole lives practicing so that they can tear each other apart.
Look, I wish to comment on Valentina Lisista's performance of Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata," since comments have been forbidden there. Valentina has been criticized for "playing too fast." I strongly disagree with this regarding this piece and others. We are looking at the finest technician of our age. There is no room for criticism. Her interpretations in all movements are lovely in every way. Movements one and two are executed with perfect precision. Movement three is beyond belief! Somebody stop her that other pianists may attempt to equal such a magnificent performance! This piece is MORE than perfect in every way! God bless you, Valentina, and thank you for your contributions to our world!!
Clamchucker I do think she plays too fast. This is not because I think she’s showing off or anything, just that it is evident to me there have occurred a few mistakes that I believe could have otherwise been avoided had she not played it at such a speed. The speed at which Li plays it, for instance, is in my opinion the perfect speed. There is no need to go faster, and it only increases the likelihood of making an error, which, even great pianists like herself can succumb to occasionally. I think there is a limit to how fast a piece of music can go before it ceases to sound better. Valentina approaches that limit.
Could you imagine Liszt himself playing this in a concert atmosphere🖤😯😮?!?!! With all his showmanship and flare and this very fast, intense piece!!?!!! Loooove it!!!!
I am very proud of myself
geez any idea you become THE nightmare of countless pianists...
Why do you have to bully pianists like that?
K J ikr
Yeah rest in peace man...
Did you forgot that average human just have only 2 hands?
Seems she did her 40 hours a day practice
i was searching for that comment😂
Me too! 😂
Ling Ling gang!
Practice makes perfect
Ling Ling wannabe!
Everyone is talking about how fast she plays.... how about how clear every note is???? You can hear every key strike crisp and clear. That's what makes it so beautiful!! This is how Liszt intended it to be played.
Liszt didn't write this version tho
Wait so Liszt wrote 1838 and 1854 versions as well?
@Anish Patel oh yeah on that side there's absolutely no discussion, she is without a doubt one of the best pianists or our times
Slow is smooth and smooth is fast!!!
You are not Liszt, how do you know how he want this to be played
Nobody:
Simple piano users after one week:
lol
Nono... After 5 days!
no no, after 5 minutes!
@@WhateverOwO 5 seconds....
@@fabriziocaracciolo6292 5
Me: I want to play this.
My fingers: No, you don't.
Ahaaahahahhahaha me too ahhahaha
me: no seriously I really want to learn this
my fingers: I said no
Me: I don't care I am going to learn this so suck it up...
my fingers (after 6 months): do you still want to learn it...
Me: leave me alone
my fingers: hey, I tried to warn you, even had to give you carpal tunnel to prove my point..
me: i hate you
my fingers: yep, but i got my way.
actually the professor said "just learn one measure at a time"
Hahahaha ... same like me. Hahahaha... I even can't see her hand touching rhose notes of piano because she is doing very fast.
Lonzenator Swanagan this comment most certainly does not pass the VIBE CHECK
When she plays faster than your internet
Spoofy Tofuwu HAHAHA 😂
ㅋㄱㅋ ㅋㄱㄱㄱㅋㄱㄲagree
You can hear your internet breaking at 2:52
Or maybe it's calling for help
When she plays faster than your headphone.
Spoofy Tofuwu 1k100laike
*audience still clapping to this day
LOL XD FUNNY I am stiillll laughing...
they should be
So the legend goes..
so underrated...XD
Until their claps synchronize.....
I'm definitely convinced she is legit top 10 worlds best pianists
@@Chazza_1201 LMAOO
alive
Would arguably be top 5 for most
Up with lang lang
Ling ling still better
“I was doubtful he could get that far with an app...”
😂😂😂😂
I hate that advert lol haha x
Simply piano is simply disgusting
In 3 days what's more
😂😂lol
400 calories burned by watching this
400,000 by playing it
400th like ur welcome
40 percent battery right now...
I'm reading this at 44 minutes past 4 and it's 14 degrees outside.
Reading this on the fourth of November
Teachers: Pay attention to your posture while playing.
Liszt: No! just focus on the piano.
One of my impossible dreams is feeling what those people feel when they play something like that.
a dream of yours is never considered impossible. you can always play this piece, don't doubt yourself
why is it impossible? the person in the video at one point in their life had the same level of skill as you. i'mworking hard on trying to learn this piece. a little bit everyday.
Comparable to solving very hard problems, that's how it feels
I started learning it a few weeks ago and I can tell u what it feels like, pain. Pain in every single fking finger and muscle...
@@frankhamburger2075 if it actually hurts then something is wrong. Make sure your technique is okay because otherwise you could seriously damage your finers
Piano: I need a cigarette after this.
=))
A whiskey
I laughed way too hard at this! 😂
Legend of 1900?
Is this a legend of 900 reference?
introducing new speed measurement :
-slow
-fast
-speed of light
-valentina
Lang Lang
Is Lang Lang the almighty brother of our god Ling Ling?
@@chfubb maybe
And then it's godentina
NO ONE CAN OUT POWER THE ASIAN DIFFICULTY
Fun fact- this piece is actually an arm workout in disguise.
I mean, did you see how chiseled her arms are?
I mean it is an etude, not a far extension from an arm workout
Fun fact- this arm workout is actually a piece in disguise
@@frankhamburger2075 Some etudes can get pretty fucking brutal indeed lol
Rip them tendons.
Piano Manufacturer: "this piano should last you a good 40 years of playing."
Piano after this one performance : *sad noises
Osrs is the best!
😂😂😂
LA CAMPANELLA? At this tempo, with this level of clarity, performed entirely by a single person?
Yes. 😅
OMG, she liked your comment.
@@hohoehojj Right? And on an old video too! Her or her pr people can appreciate a good meme 👌
Actually, I’m pretty sure she’s married :P
@@TXP9 thanks, dad
TommyMeda anytime, son.
Imagine being her boyfriend and arguing with her on the text. Good luck with it
Jack A lol so underated
piano doesn't help with that however it does help a little with typing
she's married
hanan jaser it’s a joke
@@jaydens7309 i know. i just wanted to let Jack know
I played piano for 15 years (and iam still playing) let’s be honest here this is one of the most brilliant performances I’ve ever watched
Totally agree with you. I am just mesmerised by it. Any more you can recommend
@luke. Nobuyuki Tsujii. Unbelievably amazing pianist.
Also blind. Best I've ever heard, and esp this song!
@@jaemaerae SHES BLIND WTGHHHH
@@jaemaerae she’s so good
@@gachastar8170 no, not her, Nobuyuki
She’s soooo fuckin good man, she really feels the piano. I can imagine this is exactly how Liszt would’ve played it. This speed as well..
Very very manlike!
@@Gunsandjewels yes, she could probably keep up with Liszt’s endurance the way she plays lol
Savrseno😁
she doesnt feel the piano. shes the piano herself.
Imagine playing this at your school talent show and not winning
MemeWithADream i’ll not be surprised cuz i play this like crap
MemeWithADream i bet the kid who won played some meme songs
That would be the biggest bruh moment
@@ludwig4029 I bet the kid who won was some 14 year old girl with a ukulele singing Riptide
The winner is probably that cool kid that sing despacito
Me: How many fingers do you have?
Valentina: Yes.
Hehe beethoven
How does Beethoven not have any comments it isn't like people can say that to his face.
Great to see a big artist appreciate the small ones
Beethoven : hold my beer
@Bob Bob Yes, uh... I noticed.
Valentina is literally my dopamine. Whenever I'm depressed I watch her piano videos and transcend.
Same here. You don't just listen to her, it's an experience. Absolutely stunning.
Hey! My Grandmother was named Valentina, and was a fantastic pianist too! What a coincidence.
2:52 The piano is making an alarm noise because it's about to explode, *_it's at his limit..._*
Lol
Из рояля идет дым
And people thought flight of the bumblebee is difficult
JP yeah flight of the bumblebee isn’t actually that difficult, unless of course you’re playing the Rachmaninov version.
@Franz Liszt What of El Contrabandista?
*Sacrilegious*
I learned fantasie inpromptu but la campanella is mich harder with the octaves
@@keriival Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata movement 3 is also quite challenging but not like la campanella
The 1.3 dislikes are the skin cells she lost while playing this
1.3 dislikes are the amount of brain cells I lost whilst watching this.
CC Channel i lost 1.3 billion brain cells watching this
Ming Li you must be the dumbest person on Earth then.
Moe Laza r/wooosh
XDDDDD
to me, this sounds like a ballerina fairy dancing on the tip of her toes on bubbles, that's how delicate and pure she plays, truly amazing
-First the speed of a plane
-Then comes the speed of sound
-Then the speed of sound passing through diamonds
-then the speed of light
-and finally the speed of Valentina Lisitsa’s fingers
Underrated comment
Valentina: playing La Campanella
Musicians in the back: what are we supposed to do?
solos be like:
Grocery list
1. Eggs
2. Bread
3. 5 more hands to play la campanella
4. 3 Cups of Coffee
*grocery liszt :)
Kemp why¿
You mean... grocery LISZT?
@@o3407 that was already said lel
This gives me goosebumps. It feels so good to see someone master a skill to perfection
Imagine how long she must have practiced in order to make it look this easy. How much better can she really play this? Was this really her best run through? Imagine she walks off stage and she thinks to herself, Dang I played better than that yesterday. As if we could fathom it being better than it already is
Shes is kinda genious at piano like few ppl in the world maybe it was not that dificult for her like we all commom human beings
At no point does this look easy lmao
Humans only have 5 fingers per hand.
Lmao
+eddy poletto I've got lots of fingers laying around.
I've got 6 fingers on each hand
+eddy poletto certainly not her lol
+General Grievous you got also 4 arms :(
Person: Look what I can do! *plays random piece*
Valentina' s friend: Should I hold your beer?
Valentina: I have a hand for that too.
Underrated😂
HAHAHAHAH
LOLLLLL
"I have one free foot you know"
😂😂😂
what in the. I'm honestly scared how she is human. I'm getting goosebumps all over, that is the most incredible performance ever. Every note is so clear yet she plays it with the intensity and speed that I've always wanted to hear this piece be played at. Phenomenal!!
Anyone who says Valentina is a robot who plays without feeling is just mad because she is a goddess on the piano. Her solo Rach at abbey road is some of my all time favorite music ever.
when liszt wrote this he was just dumped by a lady with small hands
fr😂
Underrated as hell
If this piece was written by beethoven
Camilo Nuñez and there came hammerklavier
lol
if you look close and pay attention at her right hand, you can clearly see the pistons which move the complex bionic mechanisms of her fingers
V10's on that baby
+Joe King more like W24 :v
if so, i would make 7 fingers on that hand.
Part bionic and organic
Not a cyborg
Call her Psychotron
I have seen her use bucket of cold water to dip her hands in, at practise
I swear I become more amazed every time I watch this
The orchestra in the background: We thought she was gonna play Rachmaninoff.😂
How to play:
1: put your hands on the keys
2: have a seizure
Best comment by far
lol
What's a seizure ? I'm trying to learn english and I don't really understand Google's translation
@Fleks *_* on Wikipedia, a seizure is described as “a sudden attack of illness, especially a stroke or an epileptic fit.”
Basically, it’s where you suddenly cease and start shaking very violently.
@@qcompressed1409 oh ok thank you
2:32
When you only know the first part of Für Elise
mamamia12381 that's funny yo , where'd you buy your humour?
LMAO
underrated comment
Hahahahah
Is it possible to like a comment more than one time? :D
1:28 those incredible "butterfly fingers"... every single note shines like pearls in a collier and all with a sense of lightness defying gravity and weight.
The confidence in her and the way she owned every note she played, almost made me believe that she wrote the piece herself. Oh. My. God. You are amazing.
It’s so fast it’s like she’s tickling the keyboard. 😂
You mean the ivories (as the saying goes)
Think she murdered the keyboard at this point
I think she'd get inside the piano if she could. Brilliant.
Valentina's fingers move about the keyboard effortlessly like she's just pretending to play. Takes my breath away.
I tried to study while listening to this but I just ended up watching her play.
Winston Huang me too.
Haha, I dont think one can watch this while doing something else...I always get fixated when I hear her music...looking at her movements as well as her enjoyment of the music as she bounces (seemingly effortless) all over the piano keys...sheer entertainment.
Severus Snape you're so right I can't evdn resist her talent!
hahaha thats what happened to me just now haha
me too
It's mesmerising to watch someone so perfectly mastering their "work". I have goosebumps across my whole body, hair and teeth included. Absolutely wonderful art. Of both Liszt and Lisitsa rising to heaven in levels of synergy never thought possible.
Tooth bumps
She is so incredibly smooth as her hands float over the keys. Thank you. It's a treat to watch.
How to play La Campanella like Valentina in one easy step
Step 1. DON'T
Kissin make it great
practice 40 hours a day
Step 1. Don't try it
More like 'You Can't'
Get massive hands
*And I am trying to play twinkle twinkle little star*
Ha! Do you even know how hard that piece gets?
ᅚ I gave up at the 20th bar lol
X2
@@catpaws1913 i already gave up at 3rd bar lmao
lmao, i wasn't even bothered to try hence the difficulty
This is by far the best interpretation on this piece I've ever heard. 👏👏👏
Every other interpretation I found on TH-cam by other very talented piano players, I could not listen to it for more than one minute before clicking away to listen to this one instead. To me, this is the benchmark for La Campanella.
"So what did you play for encore?"
"Oh, just La Campanella"
"Just" La Campanella? Only an Asian would say "just" when talking about that song (or any of Liszt's pieces).
@Fred TU racists let no opportunity to express their biased thoughts go by
Whoooosh
sεηραι ok chill
Yes I would say "just" I'd play a more energetic, fiery, virtuosic piece like and etude from Liszt or Chopin
Tip for beginners: Don't watch this video
Uchiage Takashi Why ? hahahaha
Aline Santos Alves it's very simple this isn't play the piano, for true!
Aline Santos Alves simply because it most likely either discourages you or encourages you to the point that you will injure yourself if you arn't careful
Uchiage Takashi Too late for that...
+Uchiage Takashi too late
2週間程前に初めてこの方のラ・カンパネラを聴いて以来、聴きたくなり度々聴きに戻っています。
この方のラ・カンパネラは、完璧を超えて異次元の完成度の音楽になってますね。
一生に一度はこの方のラ・カンパネラの生演奏を聴いてみたいです🥰
東京でコンサートしてもらえたら最高に嬉しい❣️❣️
Articulation, clarity, dynamics, tone, dance. So beautiful.
Me : La campanella? Maybe I'll try to play that.
*sees this cover*
Me : Never mind that shit. Fuck That.
One day...
Dont worry this is the paganini version, which is like 4 times as hard as liszt's (did I spell that right?) version. There is an easy version of the original version that isnt too hard and even I can play it.
Valentina plays the Liszt version here
Dude, check out Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody No.2. That's probably even harder than this.
Hungarian Rhapsody no.2 is a lot harder than this.
I can play the first note.
Which I can't. Nice talent you got there.
Gwangmu Lee my hands probably can’t reach the first chord
Hah, I can play ALL the notes.
Albeit very, very slowly.
O.O
how fast can you play the first note? :D
Filipino pianist here. I really love valentina. She's really good for la campanella
“Ok guys I’m warmed up now”
"I'm ready to play rush E now."
I like the fat Derek pfp crying laughing emoji
@@Eldad. Supraphysiological amounts of dopamine being released from the shear amount of laughter crying laughing face
@@morefoodsmorenudes8046 my man
there is one thing that i always wanted to say; people criticized her for playing too fast and soulless. i totally disagree with this opinion. i watched and listened at least 20 other "La Campanella" performance for maybe 10 years. and i never seen someone can even reach her point about feelings. how someone can miss that? her touches are like came from heaven and makes you feel cry. you can feel a soul, a miracle inside every of her touches. thank you for made me listen this and live this experience.
I agree. "Passion."
Ok, boomer
I dont agree, you should go nice and slow with the piano, it's still a virg*n
You can play La Campanella too fast? This song ald has enough notes per second
People usually complain about speed and say "soulless right after" but I'm pretty sure that's just because the two words are usually associated, because the mediocre musician has to sacrifice feeling and sensitivity to play fast, but dude, where the hell is it written in the bible that speed undeniably eliminates soul? That's just not true
She plays with more dynamic than most musicians on youtube, no one can say otherwise cause that would simply be an objective lie
You might not like it more sped up, it's okay, might even be you're right, but speed is not mutually exclusive to feeling and this is the perfect demonstration for that
Yes, she made mistakes but to the people that complain.. Have you guys even seen the sheet of this? It's basically just notes flying around all across the paper. Plus, this is already hard even for a master pianist, the hand technique, tempo, nuances.. In my opinion she did a wonderful job!
Evgeny didn't make any mistakes. Do not get me wrong, I love Valentina. This just isn't the type of piece for her.
Did she make mistakes?? It was too fast i dont even know if it is a mistake or not
I didnt even know she made mistakes
Super impressed by her interpretation. Even if there were a few mistakes, it almost adds it in a weird sort of way. Makes it sound more human and more impressive some how. Her voicings on this song bring out different parts than some of the other pianists who play this and it makes it sound very unique and personalized.
With due respect for her, Lang Lang plays this piece better, more melody and effortlessly.
Your playing really resembles the sound of a bell. Perfect Campanella. It's just amazing. Bravo! Вы просто невероятны!
I felt every emotion coursing throughout this - and yet she maintained razor sharp focus and composure.
How can anyone perform like this???
She changed us all in a few minutes. I still have shivers.
Me before starting the video: This song seems like a nice piece to learn. Let's see how she plays this.
Me after: Maybe in 50 years.
try never. only a handful of people on earth know how to play this flawlessly
Yup, that's exactly how i got here too. Not that I need to WAIT 50 years, but it would TAKE years of learning/practice - just this song, say 2 hours a day, would probably take a year. Then I'd need to start practicing playing it faster.
Renowned Ramen maybe you can start playing this song at the speed of 1 note/ chord per minute
You profile is the picture maruchan???realy??
You misspelled lifetimes
I sometimes have a hard time reading the comments on such performances ( and maybe I should not). In my long live as a professional musician I have not come across many individuals who are able to do what Valentina is doing . She is full of passion, love and power. She displays honorable discipline and devotion. I would really like to see more respect and thankfulness towards people like here in this world instead of shameful and obvious jealousy. All I say is bravo Valentina...and thank you for bringing Liszt
alive to new generations in our time.
jealousy is good, it makes people try to do what she can do and even surpass her. what is bad is the bitterness some people exhibit
lance Jealousy is bad. Envy is good and can make you better
vZZenn right. i may have forgotten the difference between the two. not a native english speaker. But my point still stands
lance They are closely related words but jealousy is more hate and thinking "If I can't do that, they shouldn't either! Screw them!" While envy is more like "I love this person's ability I wish I could do that. They're amazing!"
vZZenn i see. thanks for clearing it up!
I bloody love the sustaining of the many notes while she trills the E♭ and E ❤
Valentina’s performances always go beyond my imagination like Furtwangler conducting Beethoven's symphony No. 9. I think true musicians can bring us to another dimension, bliss, like another conductor, Carlos Kleiber. Valentina gives us such extraordinary experiences. I believe the soul of Liszt also enjoys her music in heaven. Thank you, Valentina!
Me: oh my God, i really want to play like her
My Fingers: *_AIGHT IMMA HEAD OUT_*
😂
Do you really want to sell your firstborn to the devil? for I assume that‘s what she did.
24 frames per second just won't cut it.
+crouchingspinach 60FPS PC MASTERRACE
It's not the matter of frame rate. Valentina is curving space and time around her.
Only 60 FPS peasant. I mean I know its been 2 years since this was posted but still.
I find her style changed over the 12 years of her playing la campanella. Here it's faster and more dynamic, and in more "recent" videos it's more mellow in comparison here. Nothing wrong, but I just like to observe.
For some reason, I get the feeling that this is exactly how Liszt would have played it. Other interpretations all have a show of difficulty, whether it be slowing it down, or playing loud to cover up poor control. From Valentina it felt so easy.
liszt was drunk when he was writing this piece
Isaac Gomes it was originally composed by Paganini but ok
@@Omega-py7fj To be fair, Paganini was probably drunk, gambling, and banging a groupie when writing this.
@@autumnrain249 May be after selling his soul
@@user-sn6je4ed2i The 'sold their soul to the devil for their virtuoso' thing cracks me up lawl
Paganini composed this piece. He's was drunk, not Liszt
I'm sure that Liszt is pleased in heaven..
Assuming if Heaven is real, that he's actually in Heaven.
ƐƖєgαηт OωƖ just play along
jarne dewitte lol
Liszt's a demon
He would be so proud
I so love all of Valentina's skill and interpretation. Amazing person.
Love the expression at 4:26 : "I'm able to play it even better"
ExactlyyyyyyHAHAHA
Fun fact: here she was just practising at half her normal speed.
Great catch
no you are not
@@javierhidalgo1038yes you are
Valentina talked with me yesterday!!!
SHE IS SO LOVELY, REALLY
I LOVE HER
That's awesome, I would be so honored to speak with her
creepy.. Brain Conradsen
I talked to Valentina. She doesn't know you... Btw she also said that stop commenting on all of her videos. It's annyoing she said.
Jakealoanardo Mc Duckingo fake af 😑
Me too when I started piano in self-taught,
I think it's one of the only pianist who is not arrogant and who sees the piano as a real passion and not only for the money
Simply amazing. You are incredible. Every note perfection. Passionate, precise and perfect. Thank you!!!
I just can’t stop watching this, Valentina one magnificent pianist ❤ ❤
For all those complaining about "mistakes", it is called interpretation, as in passion, as in creativity, as in the very mindset that allows for these masterpieces to be crafted in the first place. Musical genius is not parroting back the exact performance robotically time and time again. Believe it or not we already have machines that can do that far better than any human which can play pieces exactly every time. These are called recordings. Guaranteed anyone who views variety and interpretation as some sort of sin lacks the creative ability to compose anything for themselves. Again if you want perfect repetition listen to a machine.
+Jerad Clark Mistakes is not called "... interpretation, as in passion, as in creativity". Don't try to bullshit anyone; Yes, it is a great performance, yes, Lisitsa is one of the greater pianist as of now, but there are a lot of mistakes (due to the tempo). You could play passionately, AND play correctly as well. Does it matter? Perhaps not, but it is not passionate/creative/interpretive to make mistakes.
+ErkaaJ To play a wrong note is unimportant; but to play without passion is unexcusable!. L.V.Beethoven circa 1819
Did you even read what I said?
i wasent against you in any way, i was only sharing my part
+Jerad Clark You are quite wrong. Mistakes are NOT interpretation. Mistakes are mistakes. And there are plenty here.
2:41 here comes the 19th century Dubstep
Best comment 😂
Oh can you hear that too? I just figured my internet couldn't keep up and was lowering the bitrate.
Pretty damn sure Liszt is 18th not 19th century
@@lalka2336 You might be misunderstanding what 19th century means. We currently live in the 21st century, 1901 to 2001 was the 20th century and 1701 to 1801 was the 18th century. Frans Liszt was born 1811 and died 1886, thus he lived in the 19th century.
Think of it like this; if you lived in the first century that'd mean you lived during the first 100 years, aka between year 1 and year 101. Year 101 to 201 would be the second century and so on. It might be a bit confusing but I'm sure you'll get it.
@@villager1831 Interesting, didnt remember asking. Please don't write me an essay again
Paganini: I feel like I wanna torture people with small hands.
Lizst: Great idea..... Count me in
Edit: I've just changed the names a bit due to a suggestion. Thanks for 66 likes!
Rachmaninoff: Hold my beer keg
Mozart: hold my "arsch"
Paul Kostka I think it would be Paganini wanting to torture people with small hands and Liszt joins in but good joke all the same
@@gsarangi32768 okk..... I'm only a grade 4 pianist so I'm not that experienced
@@paulkostka736 it’s okay don’t worry about it
To this day since 2012, this is the one rendition of La Campanella I always return to, time and again. It just isn't the same elsewhere.
I am a pianist. At first, I didn't like Valentina. I realized that I was just jealous of how amazing she is. She is boss level pianist yall. Now, I look up to her. I hope to at least play the first 10 seconds of the song as well as she did....(that may even be pushing it. I say the first note)
I felt the same way the first time I heard Un Sospiro the first time.
She sucks
The first 10 seconds she didn't even start playing😂
steps to easily play this song:
>be Valentina Lisitsa
>???
>profit
you, i like you
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+Marinalva Santana Que
+davidhg117 wow an original 9gag joke
kispori1 well, if you really think those arrows came from 9gag you should lurk moar
Genialne wykonanie. Gratulacje.
Maravilloso video, hermosa composición de Paganini en versíón de Liszt para piano, magistralmente ejrcutado por Valentina, muchas gracias 💕💕💕💕
Valentina has THREE beautiful hands... :D
Nope.
She got 9.
Max Noreg and I have three legs
Peter Schulz ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Mind? Blown
Hands? Broken
Eyes? Fried
Hotel? Trivago
Comment? Overused
Trivago LMAO 😂?
I fucking yelled
Lol😂
Yee?
Haw.
I enjoy watching her fingers, hands and arms gracefully float and dance almost as much as I enjoy listening to the music this hypnotic movement magically produces.
I'm just in love with this, nothing more🤩
I don't understand why people keep saying that she plays it like a machine and Lang Lang plays it with emotion, I can see A LOT of emotion when she plays it!
I mean...It must have been hard to learn this piece, It took awhile but she accomplished her goal!
Now let's not focus on that, Lets focus on how much emotion she has put into learning that peice.
How would you feel about learning this peice FINALLY then showing it to thousands of people! No, You don't show off but show people how hard you worked to get there!
Everyone has their own opinion but, We are all in the same level here.
They can judge all they want but that's not gonna stop me from fighting for world peace!
Random. I like how u try to defend her but have no idea what playing with emotion is
Oh shit hi sis xD
Your “Crazy” Twin is here, and that’s mE!!!
But Jesus we actually did this piece together as a duet, thanks for making me dream the impossible, which is soon going to change.
*btw I put a Sandwich in your closet for a year so yeah that’s why it smells bad*
Lang Lang cannot be compared to her! He tries to pretend to be cool, whereas she is a pure genius!
I always get irritated at how people constantly try to put these two against each other. They are both people and have not spent their whole lives practicing so that they can tear each other apart.
Artem Smirnov idiot, cant accept anything.
Look, I wish to comment on Valentina Lisista's performance of Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata," since comments have been forbidden there. Valentina has been criticized for "playing too fast." I strongly disagree with this regarding this piece and others. We are looking at the finest technician of our age. There is no room for criticism. Her interpretations in all movements are lovely in every way. Movements one and two are executed with perfect precision. Movement three is beyond belief! Somebody stop her that other pianists may attempt to equal such a magnificent performance! This piece is MORE than perfect in every way! God bless you, Valentina, and thank you for your contributions to our world!!
Clamchucker thanks clamchucker
Baba ovo do caralho
There's always room for criticism.
@@erickeduardo8373 mano cala a boca
Clamchucker I do think she plays too fast. This is not because I think she’s showing off or anything, just that it is evident to me there have occurred a few mistakes that I believe could have otherwise been avoided had she not played it at such a speed. The speed at which Li plays it, for instance, is in my opinion the perfect speed. There is no need to go faster, and it only increases the likelihood of making an error, which, even great pianists like herself can succumb to occasionally. I think there is a limit to how fast a piece of music can go before it ceases to sound better. Valentina approaches that limit.
That was truly spectacular - not only virtuosic, but musical, light as gossamer. Wow! I'm a fan...
I can hear the structure in her performance! Amazing! I learnt something just from hearing!
This woman is so intimidating!
She takes pieces that are hard enough as they are and increases their tempo.
Makes me wanna give it all up.
Same
+Arya Pourtabatabaie Good for laymen like me. I can peacefully enjoy the music and don't have to be bothered by her technique XD
lol
Could you imagine Liszt himself playing this in a concert atmosphere🖤😯😮?!?!! With all his showmanship and flare and this very fast, intense piece!!?!!! Loooove it!!!!
I've a strong feeling that Valentina is playing Liszts piece better here than he could manage...
It's Beatiful!
Perfecto!
Génial!
Beautiful beyond words
If you look closely, the piano hammers are on fire and the strings are smoking.
Gimme a cigarette
@@antonioesposito7702 What?!
She plays this so flawlessly at certain points in this performance that it sounded like liquid water on my ears. She is amazing.