I am a 76 year old retiree coming back to classical piano. In 1960 as a teenager I achieved a merit pass in Grade VIII of the ABRSM. Unfortunately lapsed about a year later, deciding not to pursue music as a profession.(Teaching). Five weeks ago I bought an electric piano keyboard & started up again, concentrating on scales & arppegios & have made good progress. Also slowly going through Schubert's Impromtu Op 90 No 4. Now, wanting to also start this piece, but I always had problems with rhythym, never mind polyrhythyms!!! I guess I know enough from the past to do without a teacher at this stage, but thank goodness for these tutorials on TH-cam.
At the end of the piece 4:14 you added a bass note even though it's not in the sheet music to add more beauty to the piece you gave me a great idea on how the way I'm going to playing this piece you played it nicely and in a beautiful way
Hi Stanislav. Your playing is exquisite. I play a little and love beautiful pieces, like Mendelssohn's Consolation. Chanson de Matin, some of Chopins pieces that are delicate, heart warming and soothing. Wish I lived next door to you. I live in Ireland. You have a lovely touch and a sensitivity which I just love. Thank you, your music is very much appreciated. Mervyn
I particularly appreciate your interpretation, simple but sincere, deep and fleeting. Precise, as it should be, I was eager to share this with you, thank you for the simple and precise expression of your music , Merci
SO MOODY AND SOULFUL!!!!! This time for a change so wonderful piece by Liszt, thank you for the sheet music and for an excellent marvellous rendition, of course, the next my big "like-thumb up-upvote" 107 for this delightful performance. In your country Bulgaria, probably today it's the Easter Holiday, therefore Happy Easter to you and your family, as always good luck and warmth from Poland.
I really love this piece. I see some similarities (at the octaves part) to Chopin's nocturne op 9 no 1. I read somewhere that this piece was dedicated to Chopin a year after his death. I would like to know, if you use the Sostenudo pedal for the D flat note?
Thanks :) It is a tutorial in the sense that you see the score while I play. Very helpful for finger ideas etc. Also you can slow down the video from the gear setting. But for begginners yes..they won't learn how to play it just by looking :)
@@StanislavStanchev thank you but our teacher became muslim and stopped playing for 2 years before he passed but he used to play this and conslation n0 2
I know my friend. I did that on purpose. The note in the bass is played when you decide to.. it is intersting when pianist choose different places. Like horowitz for example :)
I am a 76 year old retiree coming back to classical piano. In 1960 as a teenager I achieved a merit pass in Grade VIII of the ABRSM. Unfortunately lapsed about a year later, deciding not to pursue music as a profession.(Teaching). Five weeks ago I bought an electric piano keyboard & started up again, concentrating on scales & arppegios & have made good progress. Also slowly going through Schubert's Impromtu Op 90 No 4. Now, wanting to also start this piece, but I always had problems with rhythym, never mind polyrhythyms!!! I guess I know enough from the past to do without a teacher at this stage, but thank goodness for these tutorials on TH-cam.
Thanks for listening!! And I am very happy that you are back at piano playing!! :))
Such a gorgeous melody. Thank you Franz Liszt! Beautifully played also.
You not only play so emotionally and beautifully you also have another Merit of sharing the first name with one of the greatest pianists of all time
Wow thank you so much for the kind words and support! :))
At the end of the piece 4:14 you added a bass note even though it's not in the sheet music to add more beauty to the piece you gave me a great idea on how the way I'm going to playing this piece you played it nicely and in a beautiful way
Glad you enjoyed it! 🙂🙂
Horowitz
Hi Stanislav. Your playing is exquisite. I play a little and love beautiful pieces, like Mendelssohn's Consolation. Chanson de Matin, some of Chopins pieces that are delicate, heart warming and soothing. Wish I lived next door to you. I live in Ireland. You have a lovely touch and a sensitivity which I just love. Thank you, your music is very much appreciated. Mervyn
Wow, thank you so much for the kind words! :) Best wishes from Bulgaria! :)
Beautiful performance. Excellent tutorial "Liszt Consolation No. 3" . thank you Stanislav Stanchev
Thank you very much David!! Really appreciate it and best wishes!! :))
your hands float so delicately!
Thank you :))
Love the beautiful velvet touch.... thank you!!
Thank you so much! :)
What a masterpiece. You are amazing, Stanislav!
Thank you so much!! :)))
I particularly appreciate your interpretation, simple but sincere, deep and fleeting. Precise, as it should be, I was eager to share this with you, thank you for the simple and precise expression of your music , Merci
Salathiel Thanks for listening and for your nice words!! :)) And I am very happy that you liked it :))) Best wishes!
Ahaha ! Merci ^^
Salathiel :))
Now with the crossed hands, this thing is getting more and more advanced!!!
In general yes.. but here not so much :Dd
thank's wonderful pianist , and bonjour frim france
Thank you so much and bonjour from Bulgaria! 🙂🙂
Thoroughly enjoyable.
Thank you very much! :))
What a pleasure ! Thanks man.
Thanks a lot Viktor!! :)))
It must be extremely convenient to have such long fingers -- your reach is insane. Especially for the crazy Liszt pieces … lucky you.
Brilliantly performed! Well done! I enjoy his consolations.
I love them.as well! Favorite pieces :)
SO MOODY AND SOULFUL!!!!! This time for a change so wonderful piece by Liszt, thank you
for the sheet music and for an excellent marvellous rendition, of course, the next my big
"like-thumb up-upvote" 107 for this delightful performance. In your country Bulgaria, probably
today it's the Easter Holiday, therefore Happy Easter to you and your family, as always good
luck and warmth from Poland.
Thank you very much Joanna for listening and for your support and wishes!! :)) Best wishes to you too!
This is so beautiful! Will do my best to learn this. It might take months but I will persevere 🙏❤
You will! It's totally worth it :))
@@StanislavStanchev Thanks for the encouragement 😊
Thank you; wonderfully done!
Stephen Papaleo Thanks for listening :))
Well done, Sir! Beatutifully played. I've used to play this 2 years ago, but don't practice it anymore, hence I've forgotten it by now :(
Thank you! :) You can always start to play it again :))
this is wonderful!
Thank you so much! :)
A Liszt piece I wish I could play; hand coordination is nuts. Maybe someday!
Yeah for sure my friend! :))
the whole 3s in the left and 2s in the right hand drives me crazy i swear
helostcontroll polyrhythms?
Did you play Liszt Liebestraum ?
Haven't recorded it yet.. but yeah, I played it in school :)
I can hear a lot of Chopin influence in this peice, I think that Liszt wrote it as a tribute to Chopin after he died in 1849, it's a wonderfull peice.
Yeah it is one of the greats :)
@@StanislavStanchev It definitely is:)
Maravilhoso é uma palavra pouca para tamanha beleza e talento parabéns
Obrigada!! :))
I really love this piece. I see some similarities (at the octaves part) to Chopin's nocturne op 9 no 1. I read somewhere that this piece was dedicated to Chopin a year after his death. I would like to know, if you use the Sostenudo pedal for the D flat note?
One of my favorite pieces as well :) And yeah I use the sustain for the bass note :)
i noctice similarities with Chopin's nocturne no.1 too!
Maravilhoso!
Thanks!! :))
Excelente pieza🖒
Thanks!! :))
Stanislav Stanchev I hope you continue to delight us with that wonderful music
I will do my best! :)
Stanislav Stanchev. I'm sure you will
What piece is more difficult to play: this one or Liebestraum no. 3?
Liebestraum is more difficult :)
Why?
JCMH Solutions It is just more demanding for voice leading.and technical difficulty :)
Thank you for your answer.
JCMH Solutions No problem :)
huge hand
can u make a tutorial on the somg say something
I will make one as soon as possible.
Perfect execution 👏, however this is not a tutorial
Thanks :) It is a tutorial in the sense that you see the score while I play. Very helpful for finger ideas etc. Also you can slow down the video from the gear setting. But for begginners yes..they won't learn how to play it just by looking :)
@@StanislavStanchev 👍👍❤
I cannot catch off beat with right and left hand :( (starting in measure 4)
I'm the same. Both hands playing at different tempos. It sounds easy to play but it's far from easy.
Keep going
Our teacher used to play this before he changed his path he passed away today
So sorry to hear for your loss!
@@StanislavStanchev thank you but our teacher became muslim and stopped playing for 2 years before he passed but he used to play this and conslation n0 2
The lower note (d-flat) is not supposed to be played, it should be held
I know my friend. I did that on purpose. The note in the bass is played when you decide to.. it is intersting when pianist choose different places. Like horowitz for example :)
Henle rates this piece 4/5 but I just cannot figure out these polyrhythms 😭 I’m finding No. 5 much easier to play (rated 5/6 by Henle)
Franz Liszt-Chopin try playing the bass line as chords, it’s easier and you will get used to play it
First!!!
Shout-out to the notification squad haha 😀😀
You're playing all of the "legature" 😢
You are very observant :) That was on purpose back then when I made the video.
@@StanislavStanchev ah, and when play that, are you using the left pedal, in Italy we call it "pedale una corda"?
@@christianfusaro155 Sure at some places :) Not all the time.
@@StanislavStanchev ok thanks, and by the way i really love your interpretation of the 6th consolation🥰
@@christianfusaro155 You are welcome :) Thanks! I will remake them at some point since the audio and video quality are not that great:)
Esto no tiene nada de tutorial...y la explicación?? Vos te pensás que subiendo solo la partitura ya esta? Este video no sirve..........
Keep in mind, it´s for free. There is a lot of work, information & knowledge in this kind of videos.