Hi.:) In this time, I have prepared the piece “Liebestraum No.3” which lots of subscribers want me to play. When Liszt fell in love at the age of about 40, he read the poem by poet F. Freiligrath and composed the “Liebestraum No.3” song. Later, the song was arranged as a piano piece. I hope that you will enjoy the performance. Don’t forget to subscribe (with bell) and like! Always thank you for your support and encouragement! [Today, I have to go to another city. So, I think that I can reply comments tomorrow. If you leave comments, I will reply them. Always thanks much for your valuable opinion. Have a good day!] O lieb, so lang du lieben kannst! O love, so long as you can! O lieb, so lang du lieben magst! O love, so long as you may! Die Stunde kommt, die Stunde kommt, The hour is coming, the hour is coming wo du an Gräbern stehst und klagst Where you will stand by graves and weep
I am 60 and have only played the piano for 3 years now. I will never play like you, but your performance has inspired me to do the best I can. Thank you!
i know a woman that started learning from 0 in 50 years age and earned so many world wide awards after 5 years. u can do it sir, never get dissapointed . u got this
Oh maybe you'll be able to play some of the pieces she plays... Wishing you luck and lots of dedication! I'm 19 but also play for roughly 3 years. I've learnt Liebestraum Nr. 3 and it is great fun...
TeaTime as long as your emotion portrays your playing than whatever skill you have won’t matter. play with emotion and your playing will touch hearts 100% :)
Wow, you already practiced for many years compared to me! I only take courses for 2 years before stopping 7 years ago, but I remember learning piano as a great fun and one of the best choices I've made in life. Makes me want to play this piece again. Good luck and have fun with your piano journey,.dear sir/madam! I assure you it will be rewarding.
I am glad that you like my performance. I believe that everyone can make great performance with efforts. If you have any problem with piano practice, always contact to me. Thank you!💕
2:20 nothing says "i love you" like a fist to the piano. Fantastic rendition of my favorite Liszt piece. Hope you're ready to embrace the incoming wave of HR2 memers.
Ale Lav Sometimes people just find out weird techniques on their own lol. Dang Thai Son and his student Eric Lu use their fist on the last note of Chopin’s 24 prelude
While in college I lived next to an elderly couple, he was 76 and she was 73. I was told by the landlord that when she retired at 65 she decided to learn how to play the Piano. It seems she had imsomnia because she used to play around 3am. She will play Liebestraum! I loved it so much! It was a surreal thing to hear her play this. I never got upset :)
Liszt: “Let me write one the of the most beautiful love songs but make it as hard as possible” Great interpretation, one of the most unique ones I’ve heard, great touch and peddle work. Excellent.
it only looks hard cause of the synthesia, it is a relatively easy pattern and I think should be doable for an average player or even a talented beginner
There are some pieces that I'd love to see you playing: 1 - Beethoven, Piano Sonada no.23 "Appassionata". First or third movement. 2 - Chopin, Ballade no.1 3 - Rachmaninoff, Op. 25 no.3, prelude in G minor 4 - Chopin, Valse no.2 in B minor, op. 69. Congrats. Keep up the awesome work!!!!
Not only impeccable technique, great emotional effort as well. A very rare combination. You deserve every bit of appreciation you get, and more, congratulations.
A talented pianist isn't a person that only performs great the hard techniques. It also comes to how well can the pianist extract the emotions of a piece. And you do both very well. So i think you're a talented pianist Kassia!
Thank you for you comments, Flaming!:) It means a lot to me.:) I checked your video just now. (Nowadays, I can't check TH-cam frequently.) It is amazing!!:)
I'm actually learning this piece since three or four months. I began in september my fourth year of piano and it has become a real passion for me. Unfortunately, I don't have a piano at home so I can only practice 1 hour the Tuesday and the afternoon of Saturday. But when I see you, how you play and the beauty of this masterpiece, I know why I keep practicing and spending time in music. Thanks you so much for the inspiration !
One of my favorite classical pieces, it’s a piece I’m currently learning and it’s amazing to see someone play it with high levels of emotion and definition.
I played (and performed) this piece dozens of times and heard it more often than probably any other piece but damn this performance was crystal clear and i think the interpretation sounds pretty unusual but it fits perfectly. Edit: Nice work as always, good to see you're getting some recognition.
Al principio me hizo gracia el puñetazo en el minuto 2:21, pero conforme lo iba viendo una y otra vez me iba gustando cada vez más. Ésta es de mis piezas favoritas ya no solo por lo bonita que es y cómo suena en sí, sino también por la expresividad en cada nota, cómo cada uno puede interpretar de cierta forma los sentimientos y la historia que Liszt quería transmitir y que absolutamente todas las interpretaciones tengan como factor común el amor. Es impresionante ver cómo cada pianista aporta su toque tocando la pieza con tanta expresividad y sentimiento. No llevo mucho tocando el piano, pero esta pieza es sin duda uno de mis objetivos y estaré tremendamente feliz cuando lo consiga. Gracias Kassia por esta maravillosa interpretación. 👏🏻👏🏻
I met this amazing girl earlier this year, and it was love at first sight. The only time I saw her before was in the corridors of the school. And I thought it was pretty cool I found this piece, because it expresses exactly the love I feel for her. Thank you, Kassia.
카시아님의 연주를 제일 처음으로 듣고 다른 연주자들의 연주도 찾아들었지만 제겐 여전히 카시아님의 연주가 제일 아름답고 감미롭게 들려요.피아노를 그만두기 전에 녹턴 9-2는 꼭 치고 그만두는 게 최대 목표였는데 그만둔 지금, 아이러니하게도 그 이상을 원하네요.사랑의 꿈,즉흥환상곡,타란텔라,쇼펭 에튀드,달빛,왕벌의 비행 등등 정말 치고 싶은 곡들이 많이 생겼어요.그럴 시간도 실력도 아직은 안되지만 저에게 새로운 꿈을 찾아주셔서 감사해요.제 마음이 변치 않는 한 저는 나중에라도 다시 피아노 앞에 앉을 수 있을 거예요.역시 전 듣는 것도 좋지만 직접 칠 때 가장 행복한 것 같아요.카시아님의 연주에는 마치 사랑하는 사람에 대한 그리움과 애달픔,열정이 녹아있는 것처럼 들려요.특히 마무리는 사랑하는 사람의 행복을 바라는 것만 같은 따뜻함이 느껴져서 괜히 듣는 저까지 마음이 뭉클해지고 위로받는 기분이 들어요.이 곡을 작곡한 리스트와 연주해주신 카시아님께 감사하네요.그리고 연주 중에 힘차게 타건하는 부분이 가장 좋은 것 같아요!항상 행복하게 피아노 치실 수 있길 바랄게요!자기 전에 듣는데 아무래도 듣는 시간이 잘못된 것 같아요.잠이 오는 게 아니라 한음 한음 놓치지 않으려고 귀를 쫑긋 정신집중해서 듣느라고 오히려 잠이 깨더라고요...ㅠㅜㅠ
@@catriverr That's right, but maybe try to appreciate the lovely comment next time, instead of boldly mentioning a mistake. There's no denial in the fact that a mistake is a mistake; it's a fact. However, there are other ways to phrase your criticism that make it sound less harsh, and more constructive. Plus, it'll feel more as an act of generous kindness, as well, and that's quite positive!
I usually hear 'love's sorrow' But today i stumbled across this piece, its so beautiful i cried. I adore music and i couldnt even figure out why i cried, or should i say crying cuz thats my situation right now. From the first note, it just exploaded and i dont have an explanation. Feels good, cathartic, right and honestly kind of amazing.
You know it's really frustrating for me when I play this piece. When I get too passionate and emotional, I start making mistakes. So I suppress some of it to play this piece properly. And that infuriates me how I cant enjoy listening to my own interpretation. But this version of yours made me feel really heavy I'm the chest, which almost brought me to tears. And those adlibs are how adlibs are to be done
Hi, Jerry! Sometimes, I am not satisfied with my performance.:) And, most professional pianists do mistake. I checked your arrangement in your channel.:) They are so great!:)
I've listened to dozens of renditions and I've learned to play it myself, but I must say this is THE BEST version that I know of. I continue to practice this piece only hope to reach the same level of clarity and emotions. Admire & respect!!
Ive been watching this since the year it came out but im commenting now that this is the ebst rendition of liebestraum ive ever heard and still makes me emotional today
if you read this kassia, i just wanted to thank you for inspiring me to play this wonderful piece. It took me 2 and a half months for me to finish this piece. Everytime i think of giving up, i watched this video. Your playing was beautiful and i thought that if i give up, it would be sad to leave how much i've passed through even if it's only the first 4 bars.
After listening to many interpretations of Liebestraum No.3, nothing just seems to come close to Kassia's, for some reason, Kassia's interpretation is so special, dreary, and so charming, I really really loved the dynamics on this, great job!
This by far the best interpretation of this piece i found on the internet 😶 Thank you so much for all this love we can feel when you play this beautiful "love dream" 💜
"So, this is how love sounds like? :)". Nice video as always Kassia, i can't even handle the 1:18 part and you just nailed it wow ahahah. The 2:00 was really good too, loved it.
2:36-2:44 You have the same approach in that small section as Lang Lang’s performance in Carnegie Hall. A soft tone that rises up smoothly. It’s like a whisper from far away, it conveys passion really well and I love it so much. Really beautiful approach and performance Kassia.
You know what I like on Kassia and Rousseau. The way they named their channel. It's way easier to remember like those people who gave you happiness. ♥️
Kassia, I find your technical mastery and expressiveness on the piano really wonderful. In this regard, I think you exceed any other youtuber uploading videos with this format. To me, while others uploading this kind of piano videos undoubtedly have incredible skill at the piano - I don't want to discount this - I find that on the most technically demanding of pieces, by such composers as Liszt for example, they may play with great technical accuracy but often struggle to maintain expressiveness in their playing. But when listening to you play, I hear the same beauty of interpretation in the most difficult of sections as I do in the most melodic and simple parts. If one were to remove the visuals of your video and told me this was the work of a well-known concert pianist, I would have no trouble believing them, but I cannot say the same for some of the others doing great work making videos like this. This is what I think distinguishes you. But now allow me to humbly give you a suggestion based on my own thoughts as a viewer... In short, I feel like if you spent a little bit more time on the editing, your videos would attract an even wider audience. Your introductory animation for example feels quite unremarkable to me. The first time I watched a video of yours, the stiffness in this animation almost took away from the experience of your performance. Similarly, the bottom bar lacks the elegance you maintain while playing and your typography feels like it doesn't match the atmosphere of your videos. You clearly already spend hours and hours mastering the pieces you've performed thus far - I think if you were as thorough in the videography of your videos as you are in the performance, I personally would imagine your viewership to grow even faster than it has thus far. edit: grammar
Hi, tareyza!:) Thanks for your long comments! I understand what you pointed out. I have a question. What means of bottom bar? Could you explain more? My friend is helping me for video editing. Although he does his best, he is not a expert for video editing. So, I need opinion. Thank you!!💕
Ah, one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written, and one of my favorites. I liked your interpretation very much especially the rubato into and out of the middle section. Very well performed as always ;)
i keep coming back to your rendition of this beautiful piece because i simply can't get enough. you have such an incredible moving skill of playing this piece its almost indescribable.
SO WONDERFUL and all the best in International Music Day!!!!! Today this is a Music Festivity (from 1975, INTERNATIONAL MUSIC DAY), therefore thank you for your great performances, I love this Liszt's masterpiece, I wish you new beautiful music soon and in the future, as always my best wishes from Poland. Joanna.
I fell in love with this piece the moment I first heard it, it’s been 1 year 7 months since I started playing and I gave it a try, and here I am able to play the whole thing. Always try the impossible🙌🏼
@@VeroniMeow about how much time have you been playing piano? And yes, I learned it, took a lot of time to master the fast part and cadenzas but finally
@@VeroniMeow I posted some videos of me playing if you want to check them out, the one I’m the most proud of is Rachmaninoff prelude, such a complicated piece for me, I would love to see what you think of my interpretation :) Thank you so much. Since the music sheet must be so complicated for you, if you want to give it a try, use PianoSecrets tutorial of the piece. He did a 2 hour tutorial explaining the whole piece
@@pacogonzalez9884 Yeah, I watched some of your videos, you're amazing! ^^ And yeah, I think I'm going to learn some other pieces first, to get better with my reading and my playing, thank you anyway 😊
Yes, also, it was an eye opener for me, why bother practicing hitting the note accurately and hard enough with your one finger if you could just SMASH it without slipping off the key.
That was so beautiful, Kassia! That second cadenza has always been very difficult for me... Maybe I should revisit this piece. I‘m also very glad how many people enjoy your hard work for this channel. Congrats!!
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Hi.:) In this time, I have prepared the piece “Liebestraum No.3” which lots of subscribers want me to play. When Liszt fell in love at the age of about 40, he read the poem by poet F. Freiligrath and composed the “Liebestraum No.3” song. Later, the song was arranged as a piano piece.
I hope that you will enjoy the performance. Don’t forget to subscribe (with bell) and like! Always thank you for your support and encouragement!
[Today, I have to go to another city. So, I think that I can reply comments tomorrow. If you leave comments, I will reply them. Always thanks much for your valuable opinion. Have a good day!]
O lieb, so lang du lieben kannst!
O love, so long as you can!
O lieb, so lang du lieben magst!
O love, so long as you may!
Die Stunde kommt, die Stunde kommt,
The hour is coming, the hour is coming
wo du an Gräbern stehst und klagst
Where you will stand by graves and weep
Can you play moszkowski op 72 no 2?
Love your playing😍
One of my favorite pieces, thank you for playing it.
Liebst du mich?
THere Rosseau UPloads HUNGARIAN RHAPSODY 2 and you upload this legenday piece. Yesterday wa s the best day till now
I am 60 and have only played the piano for 3 years now. I will never play like you, but your performance has inspired me to do the best I can. Thank you!
i know a woman that started learning from 0 in 50 years age and earned so many world wide awards after 5 years. u can do it sir, never get dissapointed . u got this
Oh maybe you'll be able to play some of the pieces she plays... Wishing you luck and lots of dedication! I'm 19 but also play for roughly 3 years. I've learnt Liebestraum Nr. 3 and it is great fun...
TeaTime as long as your emotion portrays your playing than whatever skill you have won’t matter. play with emotion and your playing will touch hearts 100% :)
Wow, you already practiced for many years compared to me! I only take courses for 2 years before stopping 7 years ago, but I remember learning piano as a great fun and one of the best choices I've made in life. Makes me want to play this piece again.
Good luck and have fun with your piano journey,.dear sir/madam! I assure you it will be rewarding.
I am glad that you like my performance. I believe that everyone can make great performance with efforts. If you have any problem with piano practice, always contact to me. Thank you!💕
This piece is like the different stages of falling in love.
Thank you for your comment.:)💕
MPianoD! Yesssss dude😄😄
MPianoD! No wonder I bawl my eyes out every time I hear it
IT's a pIEcE, NoT a sOnG
its.... a PIIeeccee!!!!1111 fricking fricks!! whY do they never list3n!!!1111111
2:20 nothing says "i love you" like a fist to the piano. Fantastic rendition of my favorite Liszt piece. Hope you're ready to embrace the incoming wave of HR2 memers.
that moment when you call Kassia a "him"
Ale Lav Sometimes people just find out weird techniques on their own lol. Dang Thai Son and his student Eric Lu use their fist on the last note of Chopin’s 24 prelude
Hi, Stephen!:) Thank you for your long comments!💕
@Leonis Krigorian winner of 1980 chopin competition right?
@@t.u.7489 You probably figured it out by now but Kassia punches a low note at that mark
While in college I lived next to an elderly couple, he was 76 and she was 73. I was told by the landlord that when she retired at 65 she decided to learn how to play the Piano. It seems she had imsomnia because she used to play around 3am. She will play Liebestraum! I loved it so much! It was a surreal thing to hear her play this. I never got upset :)
She started learning at 65 and could play this piece in like 8 years?
Liszt: “Let me write one the of the most beautiful love songs but make it as hard as possible”
Great interpretation, one of the most unique ones I’ve heard, great touch and peddle work. Excellent.
There’s an easier version
At 1:15 it was like Liszt though "wait I haven't added anything difficult, pianists might think I've gone soft"
Its really not that hard. I was intimidated at first too but i got it down after a few days.
it only looks hard cause of the synthesia, it is a relatively easy pattern and I think should be doable for an average player or even a talented beginner
@Tara S. not an average one but there are some who definitely could
It's not terribly difficult. But it does take some practice (that specific cadenza).
@@nathanbarnes8535 lol that cadenza took me like 3 months to get right
この方の演奏の2:45くらいのところ、右手と左手が別々に動いている感じが、儚い愛が崩れ落ちていくような表現になっててとても好き
I got a shiver down my body when I saw what you were playing. This is my all time favorite piece. Thanks for playing it!
Hi, Lucias!:) Always thank you! When you need help for piano practice, always contact to me.:)💕
Kassia whaaaaaaa
@@Kassiapiano I need it :c
@@Kassiapiano você dá aulas?
@@Kassiapiano Would love some practice
There are some pieces that I'd love to see you playing:
1 - Beethoven, Piano Sonada no.23 "Appassionata". First or third movement.
2 - Chopin, Ballade no.1
3 - Rachmaninoff, Op. 25 no.3, prelude in G minor
4 - Chopin, Valse no.2 in B minor, op. 69.
Congrats. Keep up the awesome work!!!!
I'd also like to hear Appassionata 3rd, and maybe Chopin's op 48 no 1 prelude. I feel as if they don't get as much attention as they deserve.
I will play all of them in the future.:) Just keep watching this channel:) Thank you!💕
Schubert also deserves a mention, Impromptu Op. 90 No. 2 is definitely worth performing.
@@Kassiapiano I definitely will!
@@stou3672 agreed. A beautiful piece
この曲を聴くといつも懐かしい子供の頃の情景が蘇るのはなぜだろう。
ピアノを習っていた時はまだ知らぬ男女の愛を想像して練習したのですが、大人になって老人になると家族や友だち恩師などのいろんな愛情に包まれていた時代のことを思い出してしまうのです。
素晴らしい演奏をありがとうございます♪
Rousseau: finally uploads HR2
Kassia: uploads Liebestraum no. 3
Spongebob:
IT‘S THE BEEST DAAY EVEEEEER!
Yo!!!!!
Thank you for your comment!:)💕
Yeah it was such a great day of music
Kassia is that wha u say on ever comment
Agastya Raul ?
Amazing left hand technique at 2:20 XD
I love the passion you can hear in this piece
From mother to daughter...her gift. One cannot imagine the love of this piece of L after 84 years. It brings peace to the soul.
I love how this piece feels so different depending on who is playing it. It feels like they are all completely different pieces
Feels like everyone’s different ideals for “love”
Not only impeccable technique, great emotional effort as well. A very rare combination. You deserve every bit of appreciation you get, and more, congratulations.
Hi, Umberto!:) Thank you for your kind words.:)💕
The way you make the melody stand out from the accompaniment is phenomenal.
A talented pianist isn't a person that only performs great the hard techniques. It also comes to how well can the pianist extract the emotions of a piece. And you do both very well. So i think you're a talented pianist Kassia!
This is not a piece
It's a masterpiece
Indeed
Technically, it's indeed a master's piece
Agreed
@@Dylonely_9274 Agreed*
@@astro_cat030 Indeed is a word
Way to bring out the melody and emotion! The cadenzas are crazy too, especially the 1st! Struggled to do that one
you!
Thank you for you comments, Flaming!:) It means a lot to me.:) I checked your video just now. (Nowadays, I can't check TH-cam frequently.) It is amazing!!:)
@@Kassiapiano It's fine, thanks!
감히 생각하건데 너무 아름답습니다. 추억을 회상하는듯한 행복감과 아련함이 그대의 피아노에 묻어있는것같습니다. 감사합니다
2:21 did she just hammer those notes on her left hand
LOL
Esukhey Lemery is kassia a she? Well it looks like girl fingers
@@robsjoo lol it is obvious
Lol why?!
It's Pretty impressive tho :o
I'm actually learning this piece since three or four months. I began in september my fourth year of piano and it has become a real passion for me.
Unfortunately, I don't have a piano at home so I can only practice 1 hour the Tuesday and the afternoon of Saturday. But when I see you, how you play and the beauty of this masterpiece, I know why I keep practicing and spending time in music.
Thanks you so much for the inspiration !
Thank you for your complement.:)💕 I hope that you can get your piano in near future.:)
can you play it now after 4 years :)
hello modern person! @@Strawberryfreak
One of my favorite classical pieces, it’s a piece I’m currently learning and it’s amazing to see someone play it with high levels of emotion and definition.
제 인생 최애곡입니다. 오래전부터 피아노 치는 손 꼭 보고 싶었는데 드디어 보게 되었네요. 감사합니다
이사람 진짜 잘침.ㅠ
@@dmstjq92맞죠
I played (and performed) this piece dozens of times and heard it more often than probably any other piece but damn this performance was crystal clear and i think the interpretation sounds pretty unusual but it fits perfectly.
Edit: Nice work as always, good to see you're getting some recognition.
Hi, daviddino! Thank you for kind words.:) 💕
3:03 이부분 살짝 크리스마스날에 따뜻한 코코아 마시면서 눈내리는 창밖을 바라보는 느낌...
this is such a divine gift for the human kind ~ as well the ballade no1 - chopin, two masterpieces for the eternity and beyond
Al principio me hizo gracia el puñetazo en el minuto 2:21, pero conforme lo iba viendo una y otra vez me iba gustando cada vez más. Ésta es de mis piezas favoritas ya no solo por lo bonita que es y cómo suena en sí, sino también por la expresividad en cada nota, cómo cada uno puede interpretar de cierta forma los sentimientos y la historia que Liszt quería transmitir y que absolutamente todas las interpretaciones tengan como factor común el amor. Es impresionante ver cómo cada pianista aporta su toque tocando la pieza con tanta expresividad y sentimiento.
No llevo mucho tocando el piano, pero esta pieza es sin duda uno de mis objetivos y estaré tremendamente feliz cuando lo consiga.
Gracias Kassia por esta maravillosa interpretación. 👏🏻👏🏻
My favorite piece by Liszt thanks for one of the best performance of this music
After 3 years, even though i heard a lot of other pianists performance, her performance is best and still so touching.
i feel this song
Thank you!💕
*Piece
This is definitely my fav ver
Anubis piece*
nice pfp
You just read my mind all the time with these,
Hmm lets try revolutionary etude this time
In revolutionary and winter wind, which one is better? Thank you!💕
@@Kassiapiano
Hello Kassia. When you say "which is better?"
Do you mean the difficulty, or etc?
@@Kassiapiano I would want to hear your Winter Wind performance!🥰
@@Kassiapiano i am personally learning revolutionary so.. call me biased but that one
@@Kassiapiano I'd like to hear you play Revolutionary Etude
I met this amazing girl earlier this year, and it was love at first sight. The only time I saw her before was in the corridors of the school. And I thought it was pretty cool I found this piece, because it expresses exactly the love I feel for her. Thank you, Kassia.
A true beauty this piece always brings a tear to the eye
Thank you, Nicolas!!:)
카시아님의 연주를 제일 처음으로 듣고 다른 연주자들의 연주도 찾아들었지만 제겐 여전히 카시아님의 연주가 제일 아름답고 감미롭게 들려요.피아노를 그만두기 전에 녹턴 9-2는 꼭 치고 그만두는 게 최대 목표였는데 그만둔 지금, 아이러니하게도 그 이상을 원하네요.사랑의 꿈,즉흥환상곡,타란텔라,쇼펭 에튀드,달빛,왕벌의 비행 등등 정말 치고 싶은 곡들이 많이 생겼어요.그럴 시간도 실력도 아직은 안되지만 저에게 새로운 꿈을 찾아주셔서 감사해요.제 마음이 변치 않는 한 저는 나중에라도 다시 피아노 앞에 앉을 수 있을 거예요.역시 전 듣는 것도 좋지만 직접 칠 때 가장 행복한 것 같아요.카시아님의 연주에는 마치 사랑하는 사람에 대한 그리움과 애달픔,열정이 녹아있는 것처럼 들려요.특히 마무리는 사랑하는 사람의 행복을 바라는 것만 같은 따뜻함이 느껴져서 괜히 듣는 저까지 마음이 뭉클해지고 위로받는 기분이 들어요.이 곡을 작곡한 리스트와 연주해주신 카시아님께 감사하네요.그리고 연주 중에 힘차게 타건하는 부분이 가장 좋은 것 같아요!항상 행복하게 피아노 치실 수 있길 바랄게요!자기 전에 듣는데 아무래도 듣는 시간이 잘못된 것 같아요.잠이 오는 게 아니라 한음 한음 놓치지 않으려고 귀를 쫑긋 정신집중해서 듣느라고 오히려 잠이 깨더라고요...ㅠㅜㅠ
2년이란 시간이 지났는데 열심히 하고 계신가요? 👍
I'm utterly sure that I'll find someone worthy enough to whom I'll dedicate this masterpiece
"whom" isn't the correct word to use there.
@@catriverr That's right, but maybe try to appreciate the lovely comment next time, instead of boldly mentioning a mistake.
There's no denial in the fact that a mistake is a mistake; it's a fact. However, there are other ways to phrase your criticism that make it sound less harsh, and more constructive. Plus, it'll feel more as an act of generous kindness, as well, and that's quite positive!
@@ContaiTheRapper unfortunately I’m a very annoying person
@@catriverr i respect the honesty
Ференц Лист гениален, а вы, Kassia, просто чудо, супер! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
My favorite by Liszt... Just beautiful.
이 곡을 알게된후 다른 사람들이 연주한 영상도 많이 들어보았는데 , 이만큼 감성적이고 부드러운 연주는 없는거 같네요. 좋은 연주 해주셔서 감사해요.
조성진 다음으로 좋은거같죠
The best 'Liebestraum No.3' I've ever heard of.
that slam on the Bb at 2:21 was pretty epic
Очень мало людей может додуматься что эту композицию нужно плавно играть, молодец
Спасибо💕
Ah, yes... one of the most beautiful Liszt pieces, of course played wonderfully
Always thank you, Moratensis!:) I like this piece, too!💕
I usually hear 'love's sorrow'
But today i stumbled across this piece, its so beautiful i cried. I adore music and i couldnt even figure out why i cried, or should i say crying cuz thats my situation right now. From the first note, it just exploaded and i dont have an explanation. Feels good, cathartic, right and honestly kind of amazing.
same
I can't describe how much I love this song and how much I love you play it, really it's so beautiful, thank you.
You know it's really frustrating for me when I play this piece. When I get too passionate and emotional, I start making mistakes. So I suppress some of it to play this piece properly. And that infuriates me how I cant enjoy listening to my own interpretation. But this version of yours made me feel really heavy I'm the chest, which almost brought me to tears. And those adlibs are how adlibs are to be done
Hi, Jerry! Sometimes, I am not satisfied with my performance.:) And, most professional pianists do mistake. I checked your arrangement in your channel.:) They are so great!:)
In my opinion this is the best I’ve heard anyone play liebestraum
I love the fingering on the left hand at 2:21 :D. Amazing performance once again, Kassia !
I've listened to dozens of renditions and I've learned to play it myself, but I must say this is THE BEST version that I know of. I continue to practice this piece only hope to reach the same level of clarity and emotions. Admire & respect!!
I've got into the genre of Classical Music because of you two- Rousseau and Kassia. I got addicted without even me knowing it. Thanks a lot❤️
Ive been watching this since the year it came out but im commenting now that this is the ebst rendition of liebestraum ive ever heard and still makes me emotional today
HR2 by Rosseau and Liebestraum by Kassia in the same day??? We have been blessed by God...
Phenomenal dynamics highlighting the melody right at the beginning
This so beautiful, I listen to it every night, week after week. It calms my autoimmune pain and let's me go to sleep. Thank you😊
I can just imagine playing this to the love of my life. Oh how I want to learn this piece.
Do it!
I did and basically on an occasion I played the piece I attracted the girl I'm currently in a relationship with...
Scutum problem is, im trash at piano 😇
@@sneddypie Don't say that! If you keep practicing, you're going to be better. And you might even be able to pull of Liebestraum Nr. 3.
This piece can be hard for beginner. But, if you practice hard, you can play it for the love of your life.:)💕
Scutum lol i dont even play piano
0:01 Maybe I can easily play this piece...
1:17 When I give up to play this song
2:46 Yep. Of course.
It’s ok it’s only rlly hard in the middle but it’s good for a late intermediate otherwise
if you read this kassia, i just wanted to thank you for inspiring me to play this wonderful piece. It took me 2 and a half months for me to finish this piece. Everytime i think of giving up, i watched this video. Your playing was beautiful and i thought that if i give up, it would be sad to leave how much i've passed through even if it's only the first 4 bars.
If someone ever played this for me i would fall in love with them :)
Hi, Tsi!:) Always thank you for nice comments.:)💕
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Gained a new subscriber
Would love to learn
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This is easily my favorite piano pieces, the theme was one of my first actual songs I learned when playing myself
I’m in love with this piece
One of the few times I listen to a full piano performance. Beautiful
Oh God I'm in tears!😭 What have you done to me Kassia! Brilliant performance! 👏🏼🙌🏼
Literally the best interpretation Ive ever listened to. It makes my heart full of emotions
1:57
My favorite part
Those backward arpeggios have so much depth, they feel intense and are vivid.. So smooth
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리스트.. 내 최애 작곡가.. 정말 멋지고 아름다운 곡이에요..
This is among the most beautiful musics ever written! How I love that!!
And congrats for your playing.
Please, create a piano's course!
Thank you, Danilo.:)💕 In the future, I plan to make some videos for beginner.
@@Kassiapiano Excited
After listening to many interpretations of Liebestraum No.3, nothing just seems to come close to Kassia's, for some reason, Kassia's interpretation is so special, dreary, and so charming, I really really loved the dynamics on this, great job!
아름다운 피아노 연주곡 잘 들었읍니다~감사합니다~🎵🎹
This by far the best interpretation of this piece i found on the internet 😶
Thank you so much for all this love we can feel when you play this beautiful "love dream" 💜
Absolutely gorgeous. You’re interpretation is amazing! Thank you!
Thank you for you kind comment!💕
This performance of Liabastraum No 3 was beautiful
"So, this is how love sounds like? :)". Nice video as always Kassia, i can't even handle the 1:18 part and you just nailed it wow ahahah. The 2:00 was really good too, loved it.
1 18 is very easy, 3 or 4 hours of practice
Thank you for your kind words.:)💕 I am glad that you like my rendition.
@@costelconstantin4845 lol ikr
1:58 and 2:11 are the hardest，leaps are quite easy though
I love that you can feel her get lost at 2:20. Beautiful performance!!
2:36-2:44
You have the same approach in that small section as Lang Lang’s performance in Carnegie Hall. A soft tone that rises up smoothly. It’s like a whisper from far away, it conveys passion really well and I love it so much. Really beautiful approach and performance Kassia.
Hi, Kou Music!:) I like Lang Lang's interpretation for this piece. Thank you for your comments!💕
You know what I like on Kassia and Rousseau.
The way they named their channel.
It's way easier to remember like those people who gave you happiness. ♥️
Kassia, you continue to amaze us with your beautiful performances! Your videos are the best part of my week, and I wish all the best for you
Hi, N Schell!:) I am really happy that my performance can be the best part of your week! Thank you!!💕
one of my fav pieces evr, loved the way u played it. The amnt of feelings expressed in this one piece is jus BEAUTIFUL
Yet another wonderful rendition of a wonderful piece of music. Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful talent with us to enjoy.
Thank you for your kind words!!:)💕
I don't know why it makes me want to cry more than to fall in love, it's a beautiful piece
Nobody : Liszt had done a piece that intermediate pianist can play 1:15 : hold my sheet
Its not as hard as it looks
Ew no
Kassia, I find your technical mastery and expressiveness on the piano really wonderful. In this regard, I think you exceed any other youtuber uploading videos with this format. To me, while others uploading this kind of piano videos undoubtedly have incredible skill at the piano - I don't want to discount this - I find that on the most technically demanding of pieces, by such composers as Liszt for example, they may play with great technical accuracy but often struggle to maintain expressiveness in their playing. But when listening to you play, I hear the same beauty of interpretation in the most difficult of sections as I do in the most melodic and simple parts. If one were to remove the visuals of your video and told me this was the work of a well-known concert pianist, I would have no trouble believing them, but I cannot say the same for some of the others doing great work making videos like this. This is what I think distinguishes you.
But now allow me to humbly give you a suggestion based on my own thoughts as a viewer... In short, I feel like if you spent a little bit more time on the editing, your videos would attract an even wider audience. Your introductory animation for example feels quite unremarkable to me. The first time I watched a video of yours, the stiffness in this animation almost took away from the experience of your performance. Similarly, the bottom bar lacks the elegance you maintain while playing and your typography feels like it doesn't match the atmosphere of your videos.
You clearly already spend hours and hours mastering the pieces you've performed thus far - I think if you were as thorough in the videography of your videos as you are in the performance, I personally would imagine your viewership to grow even faster than it has thus far.
edit: grammar
Hi, tareyza!:) Thanks for your long comments! I understand what you pointed out. I have a question. What means of bottom bar? Could you explain more? My friend is helping me for video editing. Although he does his best, he is not a expert for video editing. So, I need opinion. Thank you!!💕
Kassia I think he means the bar on top of the piano.
@@Kassiapiano i meant the text that appears at the bottom left of the acreen as you play. Hope you found it helpful! :)
@@Kassiapiano he means your name on the bottom left. I understand it’s for copyright purposes.
Rousseau uploads HR2
Kassia uploads Liebestraum no. 3 a few hours later! Perfect day haha 😇🎵
Is a good day for die
Thank you, Carlotta!:)💕
My heart speed up when you play the piano. It's wonderfull.
Thank you , Ruben!💕
Ah, one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written, and one of my favorites. I liked your interpretation very much especially the rubato into and out of the middle section. Very well performed as always ;)
Hi, Deadpool! Always thank you for your long comments!:) Your words always means a lot to me. In the future, I want to listen to your performance.:)
i keep coming back to your rendition of this beautiful piece because i simply can't get enough. you have such an incredible moving skill of playing this piece its almost indescribable.
SO WONDERFUL and all the best in International Music Day!!!!! Today this is a Music Festivity (from 1975, INTERNATIONAL MUSIC DAY), therefore thank you for your great
performances, I love this Liszt's masterpiece, I wish you new beautiful music soon and in
the future, as always my best wishes from Poland. Joanna.
Finally! One of my all time favorites!
The 5 seconds before your alarm
Another one of my favorite pieces to play by one of my favorite YT pianists! It's like you have a copy of my repertoire or something!
Beautifully played, loved the colors for this one too! 🌸
I was waiting for this. 👍👍
音色が素敵ですね💕
愛の夢好きです👍
常にありがとう！💕
I heard your performance twice a day before a month.
Finally, I start to practice ‘Love Dream’
Thank you so much :)
감사합니다. 항상 응원할게요.
delightful as always Kassia.
Hi Isaac!:) Thank you all the time!💕
I fell in love with this piece the moment I first heard it, it’s been 1 year 7 months since I started playing and I gave it a try, and here I am able to play the whole thing. Always try the impossible🙌🏼
Can you already play the whole piece? I'm just beginning and I would like to know how much time it would take to me to learn it 😊
@@VeroniMeow about how much time have you been playing piano? And yes, I learned it, took a lot of time to master the fast part and cadenzas but finally
@@pacogonzalez9884 I have been playing for 6 months, and it's cool you can play the piece, you must be so good, congratulations! 💕
@@VeroniMeow I posted some videos of me playing if you want to check them out, the one I’m the most proud of is Rachmaninoff prelude, such a complicated piece for me, I would love to see what you think of my interpretation :) Thank you so much. Since the music sheet must be so complicated for you, if you want to give it a try, use PianoSecrets tutorial of the piece. He did a 2 hour tutorial explaining the whole piece
@@pacogonzalez9884 Yeah, I watched some of your videos, you're amazing! ^^
And yeah, I think I'm going to learn some other pieces first, to get better with my reading and my playing, thank you anyway 😊
At 2:22 I found it a bit funny that u used a fist for that particular part but at the same time I felt the feeling of love 💘
I love that way
I am glad that you enjoyed that part.:) Thank you!💕
col pugno moment
Yes, also, it was an eye opener for me, why bother practicing hitting the note accurately and hard enough with your one finger if you could just SMASH it without slipping off the key.
I love that I can always learn something new about music with your sums of the story of the songs
That was so beautiful, Kassia! That second cadenza has always been very difficult for me... Maybe I should revisit this piece. I‘m also very glad how many people enjoy your hard work for this channel. Congrats!!
Always thank you, MrBromaba.:) Your words always mean a lot to me. I am really glad that people like my performance.
By far one of the best interpretations I’ve heard :)