I performed this for my final exam in University almost 30 years ago. Such a great piece. Tried to play it again yesterday. It’s not like riding a bike!
I think he's transposing those B flat octaves down an octave at 6:53 and it honestly sounds epic, that is genius, but I guess this is why all those classical music purists hate Lang Lang which is a shame because his performances are definitely unique but they are still amazing.
@@user-oi4ck1hu2k I prefer this piece to have a more thundering effect, which Lang Lang achieves with great results. I also like his slight changes, such as playing the bass an octave lower. Mind, Rousseau's a very good pianist, but Lang Lang beats him here. Grynyuk's still the most insane, though.
@@ArgentAlapin Of course both are exceptional, but I don't think that this piece should be thundering. It is already pretty intense. Furthermore, I believe that the octave lower destroyed the best part of the piece.
before the twoset gang emerges here. HE is probably the Most prominent classical musician who has repeatedly tried to bring classical music to the State of a Pop culture and give it a Medium. we can all - regardless of Instrument choice - be super greatful about that.
mr franz lisxt never played the same piece twice the same he improvised like the gypsys every outage became a concert every cigar was treasured by the lovely ladies in the audience.@@JoshuaWinterr
@@shrivedkaware3142if it were played twice it probably would seem not so epic :D Shock is short-period emotion. And the thing that causes shock and wow-effect also should not be too long :D
6:13 clever how he extends that bit to allow more recovery time for his right hand before the next repeated octave section and then at 6:47 he plays at half tempo, again, for more right hand recovery time
@@Wosudhehqaxb9169 ah yes but I'm talking about the pieces they composed. Rachmaninoff tends to have more dark and aggressive pieces, which can resemble rock n roll
@@slayer1951 dark and aggressive sounds more like metal.. I feel like most Russian composers, like rach, prokovief, and scriabin resemble metal more than rock
I got nauseated by the video editing, nearly making me have a seizure. I had no choice but to close my eyes and merely listen to his performance. Nonetheless, I really love his rendition - Lang Lang's Liszt is in the top tier.
If I describe Cziffra's left hand as the marching of Kyoshinhei, Lang Lang's version will be the climax of the carnival held by those divine/demonic creatures celebrating the liberation of the earth from the human race.
Lang is definitely not a "selfless musician", but in many ways the total opposite, a perfect piano showman. Just like Liszt probably was before the year 1840. It will be interesting how and when he will mature artistically. The world today doesn't seem to care about artistic depth, rather more gold and glitter. Let's see what path Lang will end up taking. Good health to him.
I honestly love the lowered octaves in the very last part. And also that little pause where he also stops the pedal, just before the part with said octaves. I'd like to think this is actually how the piece is meant to sound, despite the fact that it obviously wasn't written that way. Something about those two things makes the part way more "street musicey", which is what Liszt was going for with the rhapsodies in general, and with that last part in this particular rhapsody specifically.
@@gabrielroberts9598 I know it's specifically gypsy music, but street music doesn't have to be from gypsies. Like, where I'm from, we have traditional street music for like large celebrations or carnivals and such, and it's not gypsy music. There is gypsy music played in that context as well, but not exclusively. Awful tone btw. Your comment. Could not have made it sound more condescending. "The TErm is NoT 'stREet MusiCEY". Did you actually think that I thought it was an actual term? It's just a way to describe the feel. God.
@@moopey1837First of all your culture is absolutely irrelevant to Liszt and Classical music at all. And second I do believe that you thought it was a real term because it now you were using it like it was a real word. But now your so blessed with knowledge it’s like you work at Oxford. Anyway seeing your reaction is kinda😂 Why are you so mad?
@@gabrielroberts9598 Indeed, my culture has nothing to do with this. I used my country as an example. Moving past that awful reading comprehension of yours, if you did know ANYTHING about the Hungarian Rhapsodies and Hungarian music, you'd know that gypsies have been an integral part of Hungary's tradition, and that their music basically merged with older Hungarian traditional music, and now they are basically the same. Traditional Hungarian music IS gypsy music at this point, for the most part. So that's why I described it as a style of street music, and not specifically gypsy music, because largely, for Hungary, they are the same. So one knowledgeable enough in the topic would interpret "street music" to mean "gypsy music" for this specific case. Also Liszt is a Romantic composer, not a Classical one. I know, even in academic circles, we use the word "Classical" as an umbrella term, but here it doesn't really make sense to use, which leads me to believe, as I mentioned above, that you know way less than you think you do. And also wow just do something about that tone. Seriously. I said your tone was out of line, and instead of fixing it, you replied in the same exact way. I'm so glad we are doing this through the internet, because if I had to speak with you in person... Man...
@@moopey1837 There is something wrong with you if you’re gonna write all of that because of some simple difference in opinions. So I’m not gonna read all of that at all. You say watch your tone like your some sort of Karen at Walmart this is priceless 🤣
I never liked him after watching all his silly showy playing many years ago. However, he has started to mature in his playing.... and have blossomed into a much better Pianist now without having the urge to rush through all the pieces like a bullet train. Now I am beginning to enjoy his more mature playing. keep it up LANG LANG!
I am happy to announce that it is NOT as hard as it seems! It is so well composed that the chords fit in your hand so nicely, you just have to move your elbow fast enough but it is hard to miss
I does not add nothing to the song, only you have to jump more with your hands, but nothing more special, i am not sayin what it is bad or awful, only i am saying what it isn,t necessary for this song
@@ignaciomartinez5866 I think it is good idea. liszt does that kind of thing many time. I think that in the liszts piece, we can add some passages in by improvisation. and liszt permit it. have you seen the ossia part on the liszt's pieces? I think that says that the improvisation was commonly played at the 1800's time on the salon music concert. chopin was good at improvisation too. I think lang lang catch that. you can see that stuff at his don juan's last part. p.s horowitz does this thing many time.
I have listened to all versions on youtube none does it as fast Lang Lang at the end. Once I get used to this version a few years back, all the other versions no longer cut it for me.
@@mcmac9565 all pros can probably do it effortlessly under different settings. But there is an old recording of her on this piece losing control towards the end was very chaotic.
Estoy súper impresionada ,qué forma de interpretar, tus manos son mágicas, súperas mi capacidad de asombro, eres genial, grande, espectacular, gracias por ser y estar, gracias por encontrarte 😲😲👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I love how informal his outfit is. I don't listen to a lot of classical music, but most of the stuf I've seen always has people in fancy dresses or suits.
My god, why’s it edited like a damn action movie
It isn't a movie, but action
True
Omg yes!
because it has a lot of action
Maybe because this is how the Lisztomania felt🎹💕
Pianist good. Camera work bad. Jeez, we just want to see his fingers.
TheTage Show how come I see you everywhere on zen and the art of pianos videos Rousseau videos Valentina videos and now Lang lang
@@nathanm169 6:15?
"good" haha, i think u mean excellent
You* just want to see his fingers
The camera is good, the editor isn’t
*Your Ling Ling is evolving!*
Ling Ling evolved into...
*LANG LANG!*
Pokemon GOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!
Lang Lang: "This isn't even my final form!"
@@GabsARV is that frieza reference?
@@rumeeishraque2224 yep
Lang Lang came before Ling Ling.
Why is the camera angle changing in every 3 second?
A hahaha
Every seconds? Bro it’s like twice a second 🤢
dude its like 61 times per minute
Reminds me of metal concert videos. Though not the best when focused on one person
Director and editor went crazy
Who else is here after Twosets video
iza me
Bloody hell you oracle
YT recommended me this a few hours later after I watched it 😳
He’s like a piano monster I swear every pianist is like imma quitting playing the piano
Me... GO PRACTICE!!!!
I performed this for my final exam in University almost 30 years ago. Such a great piece. Tried to play it again yesterday. It’s not like riding a bike!
WAIT THIS IS POSSIBLE FOR HUMAN HANDS TO PERFORM?!!!!!!! HOW CAN ONE HAVE THIS MUCH PRECISION
@@gwaynebrouwn844 practice.
@@unnamed_boi i do! I have been practicing for over 2 years but the best i can do is Chopin nocturne no. 20
@@gwaynebrouwn844 practice longer, i guess. Lang Lang has been into the piano since he was five.
@@gwaynebrouwn844 that was over 30 years of practicing.
I'm particularly proud of this work! I had trouble on the later rhapsodies however.
Oh hello sir
Hi Franz!
Hi boss
Hello there me. Remember when we sightread all of Chopin's études? Good times.
Franz, how was the cocaine back in your day? Must have been pretty strong, no?
Bout to have a seizure from the camera man
Right
@@ludwigvanbeethoven5483 even Beethoven agrees
your not missing much anyhow
@@michelleregis6181 you're*
LMFAO 🤣
Liszt's works are always beautiful at every aspect
So are the women which chased me after I played my recital
Ryan Sun mio
@@franzliszt5292 we got laid after the recital right? After all we are the same person.
Thanks
@@franzliszt5292 Haha
Why are you here rather than practicing?
#LangLang80hours
Ur not practicing writing that comment.
Oof
80 hours? Wow
I praktiss 40 hours a minute
@@GlassInferno You're or atleast ure* make it correct
7:16 That fist pump was his way of shouting
*"I WIN! I WIN AT PIANO!"*
У рояля выиграл борьбу
Why it has to change the screen so frequently?? That makes me feel dizzy
It does?
IKR
Ikr it’s pretty sacreligious (seriously)
6:53 oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.................
My heart stopped.
@@kevinhartmemes3821 Hahahahahahaha
How he pounds his wife
who lives in a pinapple under the sea?
Ikr
5:10 (i created this comment for the convenience of myself.)
Kasa Jizo duh... that’s when the best part starts
0:00 - 7:32 is the bast part actually. i all honesty I like 1:17
From 5:53 how he made the baseline sing so articulately and accently was ridiculous.
Love this part
Why not just listen to the whole thing...?
I think he's transposing those B flat octaves down an octave at 6:53 and it honestly sounds epic, that is genius, but I guess this is why all those classical music purists hate Lang Lang which is a shame because his performances are definitely unique but they are still amazing.
I feel like Liszt would have done something like this at his concert anyways lol, I am sure he would have loved it.
There's no such thing as transposing down an octave. It's the same note, just an octave lower.
@@kasajizo8963 you right 😂
@@kasajizo8963 No, transposing down an octave, means moving to the same note an octave lower. the word can be used for any move
It’s exactly those kinds of liberties you’re allowed to take when playing a Liszt piece to a live audience
This is exactly how (young) Liszt would want to be recorded xD
Right
Very happy piece of art. I really enjoyed listening this. Last part (from 5:10) are my favorite part in this amazing piece
It is the Friska section
It’s my favorite too… parts like 6:09 almost feel too modern to be this old, Liszt was a game changer
me too
everyones favorite part is friska in both hungarian rhapsody 2 and 6 lol
I'm still so amazed at 6:53.. I love Cziffras bass strikes in his rendition, but Lang Lang takes it to a whole other level of awesome!!
Also, a caption, if I may:
6:53
When the teacher says there is only 5 minutes of exam time remaining
@Not Raelyn and you see a new part That wasnt there beforw
Agreed. The greatest command of that passage in music history. Liszt would have retired even younger had he heard Lang Lang pull that off.
György Cziffra is the best.
@@ennikobihar699 i watched him, i think Lang Lang is better but Cziffra's hand seems so big.
Surprisingly, an interpretation from Lang Lang that I fully agee with.
I was thinking the same kkkkkkk
I can't say I like it. Rousseau's is much better!
@@user-oi4ck1hu2k I prefer this piece to have a more thundering effect, which Lang Lang achieves with great results. I also like his slight changes, such as playing the bass an octave lower. Mind, Rousseau's a very good pianist, but Lang Lang beats him here. Grynyuk's still the most insane, though.
@@ArgentAlapin Of course both are exceptional, but I don't think that this piece should be thundering. It is already pretty intense. Furthermore, I believe that the octave lower destroyed the best part of the piece.
@@ArgentAlapin Further insanity at any piece of Lizst destroys the whole piece
I have been searching for his version fo 2 years. Thanks !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just google it. I searched for about 2 minutes
@@williamlei9873 maybe it wasn't on youtube...
@@hardestclips Yeah, you're right. It wasn't on TH-cam
bro you couldve just googled it
@@antoinefantasie it wasn't on youtube and Google Back then
Who's here after TwoSetViolin's recent video? #pianogang
Damn we’re fast
What are you doing here ? GO PRACTICE !
Nope! Screw them!
Stop scrolling gddmt! Go frkn practice!
Piano Gang!
Who's here after watching sophie druml on twoset.......😂
sophie oui oui*
@@shirsho12 Sophie Druml is her real name. Oui oui is just to make people call/remember her easily
here oui oui :D
@@lupinisme5514 ik lol
oui oui
@@shirsho12 oui oui 🕺
before the twoset gang emerges here. HE is probably the Most prominent classical musician who has repeatedly tried to bring classical music to the State of a Pop culture and give it a Medium. we can all - regardless of Instrument choice - be super greatful about that.
And he has done it well too, no need for bumblebee
Well, for those of us who remember, there WAS LIBERACE …
@@Deeznutsmynamejeff21 he makes bumblebee sound good you should search it up
Well theres David Garrett but Ok
This is the most fun interpretation of this piece
Funniest*
Martha Argerich's is way better
Cziffra would like to have a word
This is the most selfish interpretation this piece
Ling Ling Aspirant Their octaves sound about the same, but Argerich is ever so slightly faster and has more mistakes..
The composer must have been a genius! Especially the octave part
안녕하세요 ㅎㅎ
우연히 알고리즘에 뜬 리스트님 영상 보고 곡이 너무 좋아서 풀버전 찾으러 왔다가 뵙네요!
i watch this video every day 3 or 10 times.
@@Tizohip Thank you!
@@skatecraig2536 ㅎㅎ 반가워요
리스트님, 반가워요!
랑랑만큼 이 리스트 헝가리 랩소디 6번을 잘해석한 사람은 없을거같다
ㅇㅈㅇㅈ
5:04
Ling Ling vs Lang Lang
Lang Lang is MUCH more experienced.
is that a question ? ling ling can beat lang lang 40 times a second :P
Ling ling would win
@@kevinhartmemes3821 Ling Ling can play this with his balls.
:I
You know, Lang Lang is actually a pretty brilliant Liszt interpreter (of the showmanship pieces of course)
Liszt doesn't have any showmanship pieces
Damn that final part of the piece was so intense.
It’s wicked possessed🤣🤣🤣
Agree
fantastic improvisation at the middle !
Agreed
Writabrata Mukherjee even though it was most likely rehearsed still good
This is probably one of my favorite Lang Lang performances
i can no longer live without his music‼︎
it became a part of my life.
It's not his music. It is the music of the true legends (like Franz Liszt) that composed them.
mr franz lisxt never played the same piece twice the same he improvised like the gypsys every outage became a concert every cigar was treasured by the lovely ladies in the audience.@@JoshuaWinterr
Last notes were like a powerful but incredibly beautiful *BANG!!*
I have no words. It makes me speechless and wanting more, it’s AmAziNg!!
Exactly. The last part always seems so short, i really need that part to be played atleast twice
Tu joues si bien que j ' en ai des frissons Tellement beau ! Tu as des doigts en or❤❤❤❤❤
@@shrivedkaware3142if it were played twice it probably would seem not so epic :D
Shock is short-period emotion. And the thing that causes shock and wow-effect also should not be too long :D
Hey twosetters I would also recommend Tchaikovsky’s piano concerto no1 weissenberg and karwjan
6:13 clever how he extends that bit to allow more recovery time for his right hand before the next repeated octave section and then at 6:47 he plays at half tempo, again, for more right hand recovery time
I also play 6:47 at half tempo, but just for accuracy.
I don't know but I think at 6:47 was increasing a dramatic effect or before the climax
That is some rock star level piano shredding right there. Holy moly!
he even dresses the rock star part and the haircut too.
“piano shredding”
This shit needs 60fps
Hi first reply to a famous verified person
Yes
I hate lang lang
@@Mereaux I hate Rockstar
Listz is the rock&roll star in classic music
If you mean by the aggressiveness, it should be Rachmaninoff.
@@slayer1951 nah.. Liszt literally lived, performed and was revered like a rock star.. He was THE first rock star..
@@Wosudhehqaxb9169 ah yes but I'm talking about the pieces they composed. Rachmaninoff tends to have more dark and aggressive pieces, which can resemble rock n roll
@@slayer1951 dark and aggressive sounds more like metal.. I feel like most Russian composers, like rach, prokovief, and scriabin resemble metal more than rock
@@Wosudhehqaxb9169 ah that makes sense
Liszt’s songs are always extremely hard?
Not all Marble Racer, like Nuages gris, and farewell however these pieces where around the last years of liszts life, but they are easy
Marble Racer not consolation no. 1
You must be new
Franz Liszt It’s still «hard» but not like all other pieces
Redstone MCPE because he was too good as a pianist and wanted to create sth only he could play
It's actually quite funny that the first time this was ever recommended to me was after twosets vid
I love watching Lang Lang play. A genius at work
Soy el comentario en Español que estabas buscando, Lang lang es simplemente increíble, esas octavas son diabólicas
Lang Lang es un pianista excelente. Ha logrado tan éxito por los años de esfuerzos, además de su talento.
Yo no hablo español 😞
I got nauseated by the video editing, nearly making me have a seizure. I had no choice but to close my eyes and merely listen to his performance. Nonetheless, I really love his rendition - Lang Lang's Liszt is in the top tier.
He is truly the Chinese Liberace
A master of the piano playing music by a composer who himself was regarded as the worlds greatest pianist!
6:53
s i goes sicko mode
s i nice Saint John profile pic
Bang bang
my phone stuffed up and i cant get out of this reply without typing something. Have a good day :)
Amazing! Unreal!
Ling Ling appreciating Lang Lang!
He is absolutely incredible
That ending sounds so much better than the studio recording. It was more epic and crazy
If I describe Cziffra's left hand as the marching of Kyoshinhei, Lang Lang's version will be the climax of the carnival held by those divine/demonic creatures celebrating the liberation of the earth from the human race.
Lang is definitely not a "selfless musician", but in many ways the total opposite, a perfect piano showman. Just like Liszt probably was before the year 1840. It will be interesting how and when he will mature artistically. The world today doesn't seem to care about artistic depth, rather more gold and glitter. Let's see what path Lang will end up taking. Good health to him.
Kind of what i was looking for in the comment section, thanks
I honestly love the lowered octaves in the very last part. And also that little pause where he also stops the pedal, just before the part with said octaves. I'd like to think this is actually how the piece is meant to sound, despite the fact that it obviously wasn't written that way. Something about those two things makes the part way more "street musicey", which is what Liszt was going for with the rhapsodies in general, and with that last part in this particular rhapsody specifically.
The term is not “street musicey” it’s gypsy music that’s what inspired Liszt
@@gabrielroberts9598 I know it's specifically gypsy music, but street music doesn't have to be from gypsies. Like, where I'm from, we have traditional street music for like large celebrations or carnivals and such, and it's not gypsy music. There is gypsy music played in that context as well, but not exclusively.
Awful tone btw. Your comment. Could not have made it sound more condescending. "The TErm is NoT 'stREet MusiCEY". Did you actually think that I thought it was an actual term? It's just a way to describe the feel. God.
@@moopey1837First of all your culture is absolutely irrelevant to Liszt and Classical music at all. And second I do believe that you thought it was a real term because it now you were using it like it was a real word. But now your so blessed with knowledge it’s like you work at Oxford. Anyway seeing your reaction is kinda😂 Why are you so mad?
@@gabrielroberts9598 Indeed, my culture has nothing to do with this. I used my country as an example. Moving past that awful reading comprehension of yours, if you did know ANYTHING about the Hungarian Rhapsodies and Hungarian music, you'd know that gypsies have been an integral part of Hungary's tradition, and that their music basically merged with older Hungarian traditional music, and now they are basically the same. Traditional Hungarian music IS gypsy music at this point, for the most part. So that's why I described it as a style of street music, and not specifically gypsy music, because largely, for Hungary, they are the same. So one knowledgeable enough in the topic would interpret "street music" to mean "gypsy music" for this specific case. Also Liszt is a Romantic composer, not a Classical one. I know, even in academic circles, we use the word "Classical" as an umbrella term, but here it doesn't really make sense to use, which leads me to believe, as I mentioned above, that you know way less than you think you do.
And also wow just do something about that tone. Seriously. I said your tone was out of line, and instead of fixing it, you replied in the same exact way. I'm so glad we are doing this through the internet, because if I had to speak with you in person... Man...
@@moopey1837 There is something wrong with you if you’re gonna write all of that because of some simple difference in opinions. So I’m not gonna read all of that at all. You say watch your tone like your some sort of Karen at Walmart this is priceless 🤣
😭😭❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😭❤😭❤❤
My favorite performance of Lang Lang so far!
Well I think it's safe to say that Lang Lang is good at octaves
octaves are not hard, but combining them with other hand doing fast runs is tough.
The best living pianist. Lang Lang, extraordinary.👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
uuuhhhh... Martha Argerich is still alive...
6:52 몇 년을 봐도 이 부분 왼손 도약 한 옥타브 더 늘린거 괴랄하다 진짜 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 랑랑이니까 가능한가봅니다
어떻게 미스터치도 찾아볼 수가 없음
Playing this piece so fluidly like that probably feels better than coming.
Rock eyebrow
6:53 That's what I do when I am mad at the piano
don't be mad awww
리스트가 살아있으면 이렇게 치지 않았을까 싶네요. 정말 잘 살려서 치셨습니다. 정말 흥겹고 재밌게 치시네요.
맞습니다 ㅎㅎ
this is pure gold
30 karat gold
Exactly
Twoset gang where u at
I never liked him after watching all his silly showy playing many years ago. However, he has started to mature in his playing.... and have blossomed into a much better Pianist now without having the urge to rush through all the pieces like a bullet train. Now I am beginning to enjoy his more mature playing. keep it up LANG LANG!
6:53 -end left hand is..I don't know
X
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I am happy to announce that it is NOT as hard as it seems! It is so well composed that the chords fit in your hand so nicely, you just have to move your elbow fast enough but it is hard to miss
Oh my God that was amazing!
Full of passtion. I love it.
Me too
Any man: I love it when my girl pleases me
Lang Lang 5:09 : yes piano please me until the break of dawn
What do you mean?
@@klematiszszimonettarose1797 😏wdYm?
@mohit bagga haha😉
6:52 liszt just said: fuck it
lmaoooo
*_This is truly amazing!_*
.......Lang Lang es de otro mundo......Felicidades!!!
郎郎不是最快的 但是論律動和感覺拿捏 近代鋼琴家沒有一個比得上...
Lang Lang: imagine actually looking at the piano while playing
I play this piece myself and I love the idea of dropping the bass at 6:53 and playing an octave lower. :)
I does not add nothing to the song, only you have to jump more with your hands, but nothing more special, i am not sayin what it is bad or awful, only i am saying what it isn,t necessary for this song
@@ignaciomartinez5866 I think it is good idea. liszt does that kind of thing many time. I think that in the liszts piece, we can add some passages in by improvisation. and liszt permit it. have you seen the ossia part on the liszt's pieces? I think that says that the improvisation was commonly played at the 1800's time on the salon music concert. chopin was good at improvisation too.
I think lang lang catch that. you can see that stuff at his don juan's last part.
p.s horowitz does this thing many time.
@@ignaciomartinez5866 maybeit can be neccessary on few liszts pieces haha
@@hghan Yes I think if you are going to change notes or add anything, Liszt is the best composer in doing so.
Lang Lang created the style of looking like you are having a seizure while playing
I have listened to all versions on youtube none does it as fast Lang Lang at the end. Once I get used to this version a few years back, all the other versions no longer cut it for me.
Really? Martha Argerich does this effortlessly.
@@mcmac9565 all pros can probably do it effortlessly under different settings. But there is an old recording of her on this piece losing control towards the end was very chaotic.
@@TelpPov abit rushed in places yes, but she did not lose control..lang lang on the other hand seemed challenged by the staccatos in this piece.
@@mcmac9565 challenged? Your proof?
@@mcmac9565 Quite the contrary. Argerich misses more notes than LL. Both are fantastic performances
OUI OUI, SOPHIE OUI OUI
#LingLing40hours
Wether you love him or hate him, you gotta admit that he can play.
-Sophie, 2020
Es un genio del teclado👏👏👏👏
Esto ya no es un teclado, es un piano de verdad
@@sebastiandavila4785 It's still a keyboard instrument
@@sebastiandavila4785un piano es un teclado
His hairstyle looks cool just like the song. 😎
I clicked on this by accident
It was no mistake
You did right.
"There are no accidents"
At 6:20 I half expected for people to start clapping to the beat or something from Twoset's reviews (roasts)
Estoy súper impresionada ,qué forma de interpretar, tus manos son mágicas, súperas mi capacidad de asombro, eres genial, grande, espectacular, gracias por ser y estar, gracias por encontrarte 😲😲👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Now that's what I am talking about
Cameraman to Editor: Do not leave ONE GODDAMN SHOT longer than 2 seconds in!
Spectacular Lang Lang! ❣️🙏🥰🌸👏👏
Its like joy sorrow joy sorrow until it gets damn serious @ 5:09
Lang lang its been to long since I saw him perform
6.35 Left hand , and very amazing performance !
凄い‼️感動します‼️😍
When you call michael bay to record a piano apresentation:
C'est une véritable adiction !On ne peut s'empêcher de l'écouter ❤❤❤
If Liszt himself wasn't a showman, this would be considered blasphemy. But since both of them are showoffs, I guess it might be acceptable.
Yes, but I got laid a LOT. I don't think you would argue against that, would ya?
Lmao
@@franzliszt5292 ik. That 1800's pussy was amazing.
Not at all. Liszt had perfect tempo. Lang Lang uses too much rubato and play quick passages so damn fast. I doubt he would like it
@@Thiago-px9ev and your proof suggesting Liszt wouldn't like it? I'd get it if you said Chopin, but Liszt is another person
I love how informal his outfit is. I don't listen to a lot of classical music, but most of the stuf I've seen always has people in fancy dresses or suits.
The dislikers are jealous cuz they don't have any piano skill
Lang lang also played in a piece of jean michel jarre
Who cut this?!
닭대가리 흔드는거같아 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Plus j'ecoute cette rhapsodie plus je l'aime Quelle performance pour ce ģrand Maestro !Merci Ĺang Lang ❤😊❤❤❤
Je ne me lasse pas de cette interprétation ❤
You can say he practices 40 hours a day
#LangLang80HoursADay
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