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- Franz Liszt
Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 in C- Sharp Minor
Franz Liszt, 1811-1886. Regarded as the greatest pianist of all time, Listz's genius extended far beyond the piano to expand musical composition and performance well beyond its 19th century limitations. - เพลง
I can't stop lisztening. I'll put it on my playliszt.
MorliHolect nice
good one
The same comment in a rousseau video
Liszt=flour
MorliHolect I hate you
I always go crazy when this hits up in the nightclub.
LMAO
+TheMegatonHobo I'm sure someone would find a way to twerk to the rhythm.
+One of a Kind I know, right?
I just can't Händel myself!
+MadMetalheadMark Wow, that's a good one!
BoneBrain I can make a whole Liszt of these jokes.
Man! whoever composed this piece was a Genius!
lol HAHHAHA
It was some guy named Franz Lizst
@@Albatros0711 "Who? Never heard of him. Wrong number."
Az igaziii liszt Ferkó?
@@sebestyenpataki7071 nem, a fake
Opening of this music is so majestic.
Legends say that his fingers got abs
XD
Winner of the internet!!! Lmao
We successfully did a surgery on a grape
Thousandth like
He is truly a gamer
6:49 no beat in history will drop this hard again
Wagner : so I am chopped liver to you ?????
Tchaikovsky:
- Hold my cannons.
😑
Check Vivaldi - La follia, that's the hardest drop in classical music history
Greig: hold my in the hall of the mountain king.
My mother used to play this sometimes on Saturday mornings on the farm, on our upright piano. What a wonderful way to wake up!
Musica divina!!! Pino d,Agrigento dicembre. 2021
How blessed you are! :)
Your mom sounds awesome! I aspire to that one day....farm and all!
This is a certified hood classic. That drop in 6:53 is perfect.
Ye bro 🗿🍷
Fo' shizzle
Me when I fart
for
Uncultured pricks
the thing that I admire the most about this man is his dedication in keeping the same hairstyle for his entire life
Well your not wrong
lol
well it does look sick on him
it must have caught on...how many guys do you see nowadays with the same hairdo they had in 1975
@@billmago7991 nah liszt hair is special its in a perfect line all around...
Tom, Jerry, Franz Liszt
Name a more iconic trio. I wont wait but still try
Kousei, Nagi, and Tchaikovsky?
Pixie_plopz is joke man.
Das Stoakogler Trio
Bach, Handel, Vivaldi
@@idungetit3357 Kousei, Kaori and Chopin
This song is an emotional rollercoaster
6:53 I absolutely love how when the best part of Hungarian Rhapsody finally hits, literally the best picture of him appears, in his utmost glory! (also one of the most famous pictures)
I'm Geinus
I'll drink to that, good sir!
Yes
yes your are
Hi
G-Genius*
you are false, the real one is already dead!
This is one of those songs that you've heard a million times before and you never knew the name
GOD!DAMMIT! IT'S NOT A FREAKING SONG!!!
Macgki
hairsplitting... its beautiful music, period!
Yeah! In Tom & Jerry. The mouse was asleep inside the piano when the Cat started banging on the keys. Naturally, Jerry got mad!
Jeffrey Lebowski
Fun Facts: Some of his pieces are extremely difficult so he had to rewrite them easier for humans to play so that they will remember him.
But the original piece still in a museum??
Well I mean to be fair, anyone can write music that is impossible to play. I could hand you sheet music that required you play chords on the piano with like 20 keys in between them and nobody could do that even if it was 1bpm
@@bibitta there's a difference between black midis and borderline humanly playable(considering Liszt's era here) like Beethoven's Hammerklavier was considered unplayable until Liszt played it 20 years after it's composition
@@bibitta well only Beethoven himself could play his hammerklavier at that time much similar to Liszt and his grandes etudes de Paganini that he had to rewrite because only he could play them
@@Trooman20 no yeah I got what he meant, which is why I put “to be fair” but interesting comment none the less :)
This classical gem was made super-famous to our generation by Oscar-winning Tom & Jerry cartoon Cat Concerto... ❤❤❤
Thank you! I was like where have heard this!
@@5hineepropertyofleetaemin I can imagine your relief.. 😂
Us older farts never realized how much classical we were exposed to as children until much later. Merry Melodies, Looney Toons, Silly Symphonies, Disney...
I still reserve the right to refer to it as "cartoon music" (although several decades later I'm now somewhat sort of decently familiar with a lot of classical music).
I can still see Tom extending his pinky 2 octaves higher 😅😅 happy memories 😊
It also provided the tune for "Daffy Duck's Rhapsody."
Only Liszt can start with the theme of badassery and move onto something so cheerful without you even realizing it.
Amazing, isn't it? :) I am Hungarian and I feel like there is a lot of depth to this music. The "badassery" always reminds me of the revolution wars around that era. It was an uphill battle against the Austrian Empire but this radiates hope and is an inspiration to this day. I think we as Hungarians should listen to this music more and remember what our ancestors did for us and not throw it away like we do nowadays... :)
Anyway, enjoy the music! :)
Cheers,
Totu
That's why it's called "rhapsody".
6:51 The first beat drop known to man.
One of the first, listen to Mozart, he has been the master of beat drops.
must be a child prodigy thing
Love this part, reminds me of the inner workings of a clock for some reason
Cool name
Surely not
Ferenc Liszt is a Hungarian composer, pianist, conductor and music teacher, one of the most significant composers of 19th century romance. I am proud to be a compatriot.
Me too!
Yeah!
Proud Hungarian! But sorru I cannot speak Hungarian.
It is amazing....So Hungarian...so magical...Full of passion!
Köszönjük szépen 😊
He was German his real was Franz List and he never spoke Hungarian until in his 50s
@@livio6.187How dare you he was Hungarian and this stay on every single internet page and book, exept (who guessed) the Austrian internet sites who want to steal him.
And look what we found, an angry Austrian on his only mission to get history his country does not have, just comments under Liszt Video, Austrians such poor and stupid people
@@magyarorszag2508 hahahah go cry about Trianon😢
Liszt , apart from his name which means flour, wasn't very much Hungarian. Didn't even speak it for a long time.
I went Chopin earlier but I forgot my Liszt...I guess I'll go Bach later.
I can't handel this puns!
I will print this on an t-shirt. You need a Patent!^^
Silly!! :D
We can stop by Pachelbel later if youd like!
You lot are Classically Punny! But it's great to listen too! Don't know if I've used the right to/too. 🤔
As this story of Franz's life progresses, here's how the music in the video is.
He was born = dramatic music
He wrote music = extremely fast music
He died = Happy ending music
"He was born = dramatic music" damn mood
Franz Liszts death was not very happy
@@dbrd4113 You think that's the case? You seriously think Liszt didn't write music about his death while, you know, still being alive and 36 years old?
Okay, that's extremly vague.
Of course it's not very funny if you start with his death and end with his birth
リストは大好きでまた大切な作曲家の一人です。激しくも、愛の夢3のような優しくもまさに夢のような曲を紡いだ天才なのですね。リストの映像と共に素晴らしい演奏に感謝いたします。
AM I THE ONLY CRAZY ONE WHO WANTS TO CREATE DESTRUCTION WHILE LISTENING TO THIS BEAUTIFUL MELODY?
It took me 10 years to finally find this song.
It took me 10 minutes after searching "powerful classical music"
It took me 25min to prononce your familly name☺
*romantic ;)
George Hagaspatchosakmagabiggins
But you take that now and own ;)
Cezar Lacrone Believe in hungarian and the old monarchy
I'm a classical musician, and I learned in the early 70's. My teacher was a tough cookie; he made me learn this, and eventually I played without the sheet music, and taught it to others when I became a teacher . The tempo and timing switches quickly, and now years later, (I'm 60 now), I can see why he chose this for me as a student. If you can learn this, and play it well, you can play ANYTHING . 😉
did you play piano?
It's a medeocre out of tune preformance. I learned it from Bugs Bunny cartoon. Still enoyable.
If one loves Piano music. One will never pass up List's work, Amen . .
Sie haben föllig recht.Ich habe vor Jahren auf einem CD gelesen,dass Er sehr lange Finger gehabt hat.Es ist ein foteil von Ihm gewesen,deshalb hat Er auch solche schwere Stüke geschrieben,,weil er die auch ohne probleme schpielen konte,weil Er auch ein grosse Pianist gewesen.
@@Optimistas777 7
Im proud to call myself a descendent of this man ty uncle Franz for the amazing music !
It’s a timeless masterpiece !
Just timles musik like John Coltrane and maybe some new tanking a step forward
Yeah!This is what Hungarians rocked to in parties back in 19th century!
Botmin Damn right
Hello again :-D
Zoltan Csikos Well hello there :D
:)
Botmin that sounds like some of the finest rocking i can imagine! i can handle those gypsy madmen.
Almost 19 millions people listening this wonderful melody. I think world isn't dead
actually nearly 100 millions if you count few most viewed hungarian rhapsody 2 videos...
it isn t why we are all here? because the World is effectively dying.. ?
just found a smoother and cleaner orchestrated version, I listen all day to it th-cam.com/video/LxCkiIPkB3U/w-d-xo.html
Isn't deaf :)
More than 19 million. You forgot about the tom&jerry episode exists.
Liszt’s pieces is not just a piano piece , but an entire orchestra
My great grandparents came to the United States from Hungary so I appreciate this
Liszt was a rockstar, before it was cool.
A funkstar
Girls are fighting over his cigarette butts to smoke it!
Paganini actually, though Liszt followed suit.
@@budakbaongsiah is that true? 😖🤣
@@blehhhhhhhahhhhhhhhughhhh7592
Well, actually I'm not sure if that one is true or not, but I kept on hearing/finding that some girls are throwing their panties at him when he performs.
From 6:03 to 6:53 you can probably tell Franz is talking to you from the pictures in the video.
6:03 - "You know what's coming up."
6:13 - "Yes, it's coming..."
6:29 - "Most people really love this part..."
6:39 - "Get ready, it's coming..."
6:49 - "Here it is!"
6:53 - "Ah, there it is..."
cringe
Velepexon
You must be in love?
duuuuude °o°
no one asked?
Awsome comment.
I love that part too!
There's something special about Hungarian music that you don't get anywhere else. Franz Liszt and Gábor Szabó are my favorites
And listen Kodály Zoltán please!
th-cam.com/video/osw9bVfbpvE/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/XrRWciJ-XQE/w-d-xo.html
He was German his real name was Franz List and he never spoke Hungarian until in his 50s
@@livio6.187 Well , if he wasn't hungarian how did he write Hungarian Rhapsody no. 2 ? Cause you see? while you listen it you see in front of your eyes and you feel the whole hungarian motherland , from the peaks of Carphatian mountains to the hungarian Puszta , everything is there . And above all is the hungarian spirit . The best what hungarian had and have! ( who dosen't listen this composition according to this understands nothing from it ). This big composition reflects all what's hungarian .And if Liszt wasn; t hungarian how did he write such a composition which brings along together everything what's hungarian ? Only who feel hungarian can do that! Others no.
Many feelings awaken in me when listening to Hungarian Rhapsody
One of the most classic of the classics
Yes
Indeed
@@Mereaux indeed
Ikr
From looney tunes to me building stuff in fallout 4. Damn fine music.
That classical bass drop is the best though.
+Sean Mast Actually, Liszt was extremely modern (in most of his works) so what you are saying is not really far from the truth.
Ez az nagyon szép van! Sziasztok a enyén barátok, Oroszorszagból!
Spasiba Iván, Paka Budapestről
素晴らしくて、表現する言葉がありません。最高の音楽です。
Am I the only one that gets an eargasm when listening to this?
Nope, this for me one of the best pieces I've ever heard.
so bad music that has 100 million plus likes is better than little known cult music
*IDroid
SNAAAAAAAAAKE!
@@sedapiyadeoglu1585 aaa türk 👊
I love Liszt and Hungary.
God bless Hungarian people!
Greetings from Albania and USA.
Same
Mi is ezt kívánjuk❣️ Merci de Paris
As a hungarian, well thank you but a lot of people here hate this country including me, and im not saying you shouldnt but believe me its not as great as a lot of people say so
@@karkoyeet8062 every country has good and bad sides :/
@@emmaphilo4049 yeah i realized that, i made the comment a year ago and while i still think that hungary isnt a really good country, ive grown out of my "hungary sucks and its the worst country ever" phase
I think that this piece is pretty similar to one’s life. Moments of sorrow and sadness then pure joy and happiness. It’s a whole rollercoaster. Liszt was a mastermind and arguably the best composer in the 19th century besides Beethoven.
I could be wrong and sound illiterate, but it resembles the Hungarian history as well. Ups and downs, devastating blows and glorious victories but we are still here, as the song ends with a mischievous happy ending :)
@@tiborkojnok2792 He was German his real name was Franz List and he never spoke Hungarian until in his 50s
@@livio6.187yeah but he always felt very patriotic and loved hungary and also, he was hungarian, he was born in an hungarian town
@@duartevader2709 Yes he was born in a village were the majority of the population was German. Seconddly he never sproke Hungarian until in 50s. So no he wasn't Hungarian. Also his name is actually Franz List not Ferenc Liszt Ferenc is just the Hungarian version of Franz and Liszt is just written in a Hungarian way so Hungarian people could almost pronounce his surname correctly. Btw I'm from the same region where he was born which is today a federal state of Austria called Burgenland where more German and Croatian speakers live than actuall Hungarians. And the German speakers were always the majority in this region. Also Hungarians treated all ethnic minorites like the Germans,Slovak,Serbian, Ukrainian,Romanian, Slovenes Gypsy etc. like a piece of shit tried to make them Hungarian. That's also a reason why all these minorities are glad that they ain't longer part of Hungary.
@@livio6.187 my point is, he was super patriotic and loved hungary, he was born there, people who speak french in quebec are still canadian and liszt was still hungarian in my eyes
This is One of the most satisfying classics I ever heard in My entire Life and it will not be forgotten about not even in 1000 Year's from now.
The first half is like a funeral.
The second half is all hell breaking loose.
someone jumps in with the coffin
the body rose and came walking again
@@rachelmckee6399 YOU MADE ME CHOKE OH MY GOD
soo baiscly the history of estern europe
the 2nd half reminds me a circus
6:42 the way it switched from minor to major omg, what a masterpiece
F-Sharp
Classic cartoons are the best. Been listening to classical music most of my life because of cartoons.
A fantastic lovemaking session with an Hungarian princess that our hero set to music...
Good job my old friend.
Big hands
@@marius4900 hahaha funi hand laugh
Julius Polaris ???
@@marius4900 the funny
Julius Polaris ur that commenter on that Mozart simpsons video
I grew up listening to Liszt and Mozart. They just never get old, how could they?
what the fuck above comment
TheTapoon36 mozart pianoE winr 21HERBERT VONKARAJQN
Actually they did get old. They died many many years ago
they died young. Mozart atleast
Because they are dead I believe
Thank you for the history as the music is playing. Beautiful
I would like someday to be celebrated in the same way Liszt was, albeit with different results: I had my first piano lesson at the age of 6 when, to the surprise of everyone, I quickly displayed no understanding of music at all. My music ability, or lack of it, caught the attention of a wealthy neighbor who gave me money, TO NOT PLAY. I went to Vienna and damn near froze to death. I now run a plumbing company. Thank you.
same here
@@kareraisu7327 Same here, or let's say, similar, but not in muzic. Never got over it, still wondering what, where or who I could of been... if I could continue and follow my initial dream!
Legend has it Liszt made his piano compositions so difficult to play because he wanted to be the only one who COULD play them.
John Shaw well Georgy Cziffra is the reincarnation of Lizst -simply a pianistic genius .
Just nobody can feel it as deep as a Hungarian. He lived one of the energic period of the Hungarian history. His heart in his plays. Homland, Nation and Blood before all?
Yeah, I can accept that it means Tom & Jerry for a lot of people, but don't forget ,the real meaning of this rhapsody is the Hungarian fate and soul. Every instruments and every sounds try to reflect the sad but proud history of Hungary. Ok so it's why important for somebody who is not Hungarian?? You can understand this rhapsody 100% if you know it ...
I don't know where you are from but you are absolutely right! I'm from Hungary , and I feel that this music reflects the Hungarian soul. Our nation's sadness caused by wars and other nations, especially from the west. But we are still proud. We stil know our history. We still know our famous persons. But we never forget what west and east, the whole world caused to us. They wanted to destroy us, kill us all! But that wasn't successful. We are still here, at the middle of Europe, after more than 1100 years of war, murders, enemy influences, pulling apart and conspiracies!! My nation is depressed, but we are here...
the sad history of hungary? sad because of what? because they almost fucked up and destroyed a culture way older and more beautifull than theirs? what a shame it didn´t end uo as expected.... yes i´m talking about slowakia...thousand years of enslaving our land, our people, fuckers, you don´t even have a proper language, or anything at all....if you would´nt be at least ignorant, you would know that he was of slowak origin, because only slavonic people have a feeling for music not you mongols!!!... but no, you ignorants try to steal everything from us, shame on you bitches, but the day will come when we return the favour...
Danislav zagi Woah buddy, don't cut yourself on that edge you've got there. People enslave other people. You're not special. Hungary has quite a sad history, and if you weren't such an angsty idiot you would know that.
Apache 14 you included...i know about the modern genocide of the slovak race...
***** because his parents were both slovaks and he was born in austria? so he´s more a austrian/slovak, but cerainly not a hungar...but hungars had a tendency troughout history to steal everything from other nations they occupied slovakia included....
We are proud this music! Greeting from hungary
My mother was Hungarian and she taught me the love of music.
Csodálatos, a magyar lelkiséget zeneiséget híven tükröző alkotás, erre csak magyar szív képes!
Köszönjük mester, szívünkben örökké ott élsz....!❤💯🇭🇺❤
@Kelly Figueroa I know right. The rules, the letters, the words are very familiar to Turkish. And Hungarian itself, it is melodically excellent. 🇹🇷🇭🇺
@@galeinnight Ferenc Liszt real name was Franz List and he belonged to an ethnic minority he was German. He never spoke Hungarian until when he was over 50 years old.
You're far from the truth my friend. @@livio6.187 Liszt was born in the Austro-Hungarian empire and considered himself Hungarian. Stop spreading misinformation, you sound jealous.
@@hiljaakusip U dumb ass, I'm from the same regio he was from which is today a federal state of Austria called Burgenland which was part of Hungary and became a part of Austria because of the treaty of Trianon after the WWI because the majority of the population were ethnically Germans who spoke German as their native language most of the German speakers were not able to speak Hungarian and yes Franz List was one of them he learned it when he was over 50 years old. And all the ethnic minorities of Hungary I'm speaking about the Germans, Slovak,Serbs, Romanians, Slovenes etc. were treated like a piece of shit like subhumans basically. I'm from the region where was from I'm German speaker of Hungarian descent. I know what I'm talking about.
@@hiljaakusip No you are completely wrong, I'm from the same region as he was from which is today a federal state of Austria called Burgenland and was part of Hungary for a very long time but became part of Austria after the WWI and the treaty of Trianon because the majority of the population were ethnically Germans who spoke German as their native language. Most Germans were not able to speak Hungarian and yes Franz List was one of them he later learned German when he was over 50 years old. Hungary treated all their minorities like a piece of shit like subhumans basically I'm speaking about the Germans, Romanians, Slovaks, Serbs, Slovenes etc. I'm from the region and I'm a German native speaker of Hungarian descent. So pls do your research cause I know what I'm talking about.
Emlékeim közótt van egy kép....szép magyar tájak...hullámzó búza,mező , viharos Tisza, vagy Balaton, a vár... és sok magyar híresség ....mialatt L.F. 2. Magyar rapszódiaja szólt. Gyönyörű volt a mutatott táj és a zane, ami a látott képeket tette még szebbé,
. Szeretném ha valahol láthatnám ..... ilyen zene..... pl. Vihar...fúj szêl, a fák koronáját zinte tépi..... el nem mondható..... élmény....
Franz liszt ...my all time favorite pianist..i wish i was born in ur era sir liszt!..cheers frm INDIA..
may his amazing soul rest in peace.
Imádom Liszt Ferenc zenéjét! Kiráz tőle a hideg is. . . 😉❤🤍💚
all these butthurt people arguing about his nationality, but at the end of the day, it doesn't really matter. If you respect Liszt, you should also respect his decisions and opinions, and him considering himself as Hungarian. You can't change his feelings about what he considered as his *home* so just have respect for him, the beauty of his music and this masterpiece. Cheers.
You must be a bit biased because you are too. Btw i dont think anyone has ever argued about that
My girlfriend Csilla born in Transylvania(Romania)...but she's Hungarian....🖤😍🖤
Lisztomania
@@ivanovichmerel Transylvania has been and is Humgarian. Its under temporary Romanian occupation as a result of the peace accords concluding the second world war. It undoubtedly wont stay so for long. Such things rarely last, and only ever breedore strife.
Petra Vaizer agree, but at the end of the day, Transylvania is Romania
2 of his children died at 20's and the third one died at the age of 93...
wat
The other one married Wagner, his music kept her alive
The first two became anti vaccine advocate
@@enigma-gi5jh one died in childbirth and the other died of tuberculosis
Right. Long live Cosima Liszt
@TheRealTruth after they died they became anti vaccines? so they died to vaccines?
One of the fathers of modern music. Forever fresh. Thank you for posting.
One of the best pieces of music ever R.I.P Franz Liszt
Great F. Liszt. Thak you
Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 in C Sharp Minor of the great composer Franz Liszt, I don’t know how many times I’ve listen to it but I would never get tired of it. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for sharing this Masterpiece. This is a awesome video that provides us with very important information and pictures. I never get tire of listening. This is 10 minutes + of pure joy ! BRAVO !!! Happy day and weekend to all my friends and family. Love Always, Sasha
This music wants me to get up and dance in the Hungarian way. I've seen several Hungarian folk dances, I couldn't do it, it is very fast and beautiful and each dance tells a story
You feel that !... Bartók is same :)
Ferenc Liszt was German his real name was Franz List and he never spoke Hungarian until in his 50s besides that he belonged to the German minority which like all ethnic minorities in Hungary back than like Slovaks,Romanian,Serbs, Roma in Hungary which were discriminated by the Hungarian or Magyar people.
@@livio6.187 fun fact, Liszt was born in the Kingdom of Hungary, back then it was called that, and he always considered himself a Hungarian. NOT German!
@@sdfafargtsaeteatweat Bro I from the same region where he was born yes it was Hungary and became part of Austria after WWI. Fun fact in this region Hungarians where always a minority there were more Germans and Croatians living there. And most Germans and Croatians were in fact not able to speak Hungarian. So its no surprise that Franz List was not able to speak Hungarian too he learned Hungarian when he was over 50 years old.😂
He was born in kingdom of hungary, today its in Austra, and his parents was origin slovak, but he presented himself as hungarian (but not as a Magyar).
🎶🎂Happy Birthday Franz🎂🎶
The beauty of his classical masterpiece is immortal.
"He died of pneumonia"
(Final three notes of music)
Either the god of comedy has blessed us with brilliant timing, or the person who made this video has a dark sense of humor. Either way, I salute you, sir.
***** I'm not, I'm talking about the end of this video.
I don't see what's funny here?
***** The timing of the music and when that particular message shows up
paddotk: This music is not for you.Can you listen tam-tam drums at your home in Bourkina-Faso!
+Racecarlock i understand shat you mean. like was it intended for the music to end with the messages on the videk in the way that it did. it would certainly appear to be so given all of the information and the ending.
What a masterpiece of pleasant and stirring music. This one has to be one of the best musical compositions ever@
MY FAVORITE SONG OF ALL TIME, AND THE BEST ONE EVER COMPOSED.
And I'm here because I'm hungarian and this piece plays an important role in my country's past and I really love it. 🇭🇺🇭🇺🇭🇺🇭🇺
Let's hope it is going to help us in the future to, in order to can our goals! And never forget: without the folk there is no folksmusic and no inspiration. Keep our traditions alive!
@@memberoftheblackparade9409 No. The original name is Liszt FERENC... He was born in Hungary....
Member of the black parade: the name of the song is, "Hungarian Rhapsody" not Austrian Rhapsody. As a Hungarian, I can say that this music is a source of pride for the Hungarian people! Also, try to keep in mind that it was the Austro-Hungarian Empire for quite some time, and people identified with what their family background dictated. I, myself, was born in Detroit, but I consider myself to be an Hungarian American.
@@memberoftheblackparade9409 That's the longest "sentence" I've ever seen. Also, the most "and's" I've ever seen in one too! It doesn't matter to me where he was from. I just love his music😎
Member of the Black Parade
He was Italian cause now burgenland, before Trianon Hungary’s for 1000 years, but before it was part of the Roman Empire XD
If a person was born in Austria, with Austrian family, than moves somewhere else zum Beispiel to Greenland do we call him Greenlander? ;) of course not
He was Hungarian don’t be stubborn
Google it if you dont belive me
Thank God I spent more time as a child watching Tom & Jerry than anything else. This and many other old cartoons made me like classic music a lot.
me too
Adoro música clássica
Gostaria d ouvir Lê Lac d Come
The whole reason I got into classical music was due to Loony Toons and Tom and Jerry. That was 1984. My first conscious choice of music
I'd never expect something like this from Liszt
@Alien Footprints good question
I don't know
është një. remulli e unites klasike boterore
😂😂😂😂😊
Ez a rapszódia egy csoda. Minden zenei témája beépül az ember tudatába. Liszt zsenialitásához Karajan méltó partner volt.
I FINALLY FOUND THE SONG I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR. IT'S BEEN 10 YEARS SINCE I FIRST HEARD IT
moonbeast32 good for you
aw!!!!
Congratulations! ^^ I hope you've enjoyed it.
Kinda makes me proud to be hungarian.
we defeated Hungary
Matej Vaník That is true. It occured that at time most of the elite spoke french, latin and german, however he always looked at himself as a Hungarian with Hungarian ancestors.
Me too :)
mehmed alnajjar who cares?
+mehmed alnajjar and? Now you are nothingness
Gosh! What a piece! Can't shake this one off your mind. The music keeps crashing on your mind like waves. Sometimes I feel this is the most excellent piece I have ever heard, be it from anywhere east or west. Mind-boggling. A perfect blend of harmony and melody. Thanks.
His music is unbelievable fabulous . A beautiful másterpiece and other of Liszt’s compositions as well
He tried to catch a mouse while composed this piece :)))
;)
Tom is no joke 😁
He did it beutifuly, and some guy tried it again in less than 120 years after
@@finden3362 *guy
@@silvermorona oh sorry lmao
Ez még jár a zenéhez és így még meghatóbb: "Különös a sors! 15 éve, amióta apám elhagyta békés otthonát, hogy a nagyvilágban vándoroljon velem, amióta a vidéki élet rejtett szabadságát a művészélet csillogó szabadságával felcserélte és letelepedett Franciaországban, megszoktam, hogy Franciaországot tekintsem hazámnak, és elfelejtettem, hogy számomra más is létezik (...) Egy súlyos esemény hirtelen fellobbantotta bennem az érzést, amiről azt hittem, hogy már kihunyt, de mégiscsak szendergett bennem valahol. Egy reggel Velencében részletes beszámolót olvastam egy német újságban a szerencsétlenségről, amely Pestet sújtotta. A hír valóságos megrázkódtatásként ért. Egy rendkívüli részvét, egy eleven, ellenhálhatatlan szükség kényszerít, hogy a szerencsétlenek mellé álljak.
Ezek a belső felindulások és érzések tették számomra nyilvánvalóvá a haza szó jelentését. Hirtelen visszatértem a múltba és szívemben tisztán és érintetlenül megtaláltam gyermekkori kincseit. Nagyszerű táj jelent meg szemem előtt... Magyarország volt a hazám! Én is, kiáltottam kissé nevetséges patriotizmussal, én is ehhez az erős fajhoz tartozom, én is ennek az eredendően szabad népnek a fia vagyok, amelynek még biztosan jobb napokat tartogat a sors!
Ó távoli vad hazám! ismeretlen barátaim! nagy családom! Fájdalmad jajszava visszahívott hozzád - jajszavadtól mélyen találva hajtom le szégyenkezve a fejem, hogyan felejthettelek el ilyen sokáig..."
Várunk haza.
Köszönöm!
Sírva fakadtam először a zene hallatán azután pedig az írásod miatt.
Úr isten de giccses feltűnősködés:D
Lizst was/is for us pianist what Paganini was/is for the violinists out there.
They truly were, one of a kind !!! ❤️
Der Lebensroman von Franz Liszt heißt...Zsolt von Harsányi...
Ungarische Rhapsodie. Genial,tief beeindruckend,mega!!!
The song everyone has stuck in their head without ever hearing it before...consistently fantastic
Esta música es de un genio, ami me llena de emociones , yo comprendo a este autor del romanticismo Es maravilloso. Qué sensibilidad y harmonia: voy a seguir disfrutando de su obra y su maestría, gracias .
I think this might be the best orchestrated version of this masterpiece
Shalom. Did you know many polish and ruzki learn hebrew in the last 80 years to claim benefits ?
@@blabli5241 Ah... No. And not all Israelis know that, I believe.
@@blabli5241Most of us know
@@blabli5241 Didn't you know people have to do DNA tests before settling in Israel to prove their khazar blood? Blacks are also unvoluntarily sterilized, because they aren't considered "chosen" enough.
Try Antal Dorati with the London Symphony Orch. 1962 On Mercury. All six are there also with Enescu Romanian Rhapsodies. They even use the Cimbalom. For me these are the best ever!.
Thank you Franz for the amazing Piano Music, Concerts! I know you can`t read my pure words, but you are in our hearts
Listen to this piece while doing homework hits hard.
Yo,when is he dropping a new album?
Oh HELL YEAH
2819
ok so who is going to tell him?
2077
The man passed away already.
It's really a shame my weak laptop speakers don't do this piece justice.
I suggest a Jam Classic 2 speaker under $25 - it absolutely changed my life and it's also bluetooth
Zipora Linzer
thanks for the tip!
you are very welcome ad hope you invest the $25 or have someone get it for you for Christmas- since I have mine,I totally stopped watching tv. All I do is listen to music, expand my playlist and look at photos of my beautiful one year old grandson.
use a high-quality headphones
Oh you must get a blue tooth speaker- it has changed my life because the music sounds incredible and the first one I got was a Jam Classic 2 under $25 but the JBL Clip 2 has been recommended and that's about $53. but worth every penny. Your music will sound amazing - promise and you can wait for the christmas sales. Also, Best Buy sometimes have some clips for about $30 in odd colors check the sales. Good luck.
This is a gorgeous historical read. Amazing detail. Lovely script. Beautiful pictures. köszönöm szépen. Thank you, 🎶🐦🇨🇦😌
interesting, disturbing and peaceful at once. True definition of a masterpiece
Absolutely....
This is the best thing ever. I mean I know there's a lot of things, but this is at least in the top 3.
yep.
I'm absolutely with you. I call Schubert's Serenade my most favorite piece of music ever, yet every time I listen to this I have second thoughts. Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto, Albinoni's Adagio in G Minor and Shostavokich's Second Waltz are my other calls, yet these two are always an inch or so ahead of any other.
He's Real name" Liszt Ferenc " Officially declared themselves Hungarians!!!! I proud to be hungarian :)
this was some of the most beautiful music ever. wish i could have lived back then.
Buggs Bunny taught me every thing I know about classical music.
During the opening minutes of this, I always imagine a victorious knight, covered in blood with a sword resting on his shoulder, stone-faced, walking through the main gates of a castle, the crowd parting in silence to allow his passage.
that it make a musical stage play out of this 10/10 would sell out
The one thing I imagine whilst listening to the first minutes is the first human to live. One that had already developed culture and language, living amongst others (obviously younger than him), enjoying the good life, but not knowing of the concept of '' death ''.
SAINT ULTRA u r funny, but very colorful imagination u have...I like it!
I imegine Tom from Tom & Jerry playing this on the piano.
Sick man i can picture that
Lengyel, magyar - két jó barát, együtt harcol, s issza borát!
Úgy volt ,van és lessz is!
Lesz*
ja ja...a két ország egy volt sokaig!!! II.Zsigmond király 1222 Arany Bulla...
Polak, Węgier, dwa bratanki, I do szabli, i do szklanki, Oba zuchy, oba żwawi, Niech im Pan Bóg błogosławi.🇭🇺❤🇵🇱
Lengyelország soha nem írta alá a magyar Holocaustnak és minden későbbi európai népirtásnak zöld utat adó Trianoni Diktátumot - talán ezért vagytok ti is szálka a keresztény Antikrisztus- USE (666) szemében. Köszönjük, lengyel barátaink.
Simply just beautiful, soul lifting, sorrowful, merry and sad. A cavalcade of feelings...
Every time I listen to this it's like the first time, the very excitement of coming across a piece of music so good that you know you''ll be in love for the rest of your life. My heart jumps like crazy.
është perle e muzike klasike boterore