Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 Friska but there's no C#

you know how it is, i remove the spam note for no reason
This was a viewer suggestion, I may do more suggestions on reversed scores too
I just noticed I accidentally left in a C# grace note in 1:52 :|
score: musescore.com/...

[@alphakretin2387]

It’s like eating cereal but every couple bites there’s a bit of barbed wire hidden in there. Fantastic work

[@aronbucca6777]

How a 'minor inconvenience' sounds like

[@diar3222]

This is so odd and incredibly specific... and the result is so jarring

[@Yare_Yare_Daze_Guy]

1:53 C# at the grace notes.

[@FelipeFerreira7]

it is muted

[@themobiusfunction]

@@FelipeFerreira7 look at the 3 grace notes, not the note after them

[@FelipeFerreira7]

​@@themobiusfunction it IS muted, i can't hear the c# (i have perfect pitch)

[@themobiusfunction]

@@FelipeFerreira7 I also have perfect pitch and I hear the C#

[@lelandthorne314]

I just love how you solved the appoggiatura problem with crossed out notes!

[@connordemirjyn7739]

Idk why but I lowkey like it

[@plant3012]

Samee

[@fireballferret8146]

If you're looking for suggestions, please do Rush E without E

[@fireballferret8146]

HE DID IT!!!!!!
TYSM!!! (thank you so much)

[@aaronphilip8785]

Thank you for this contribution

[@TheAnimeTrombonist]

Genuinely what possessed you to do this

[@KrisPBacon69]

Probably was inspired by that vid which has La Campanella without D#

[@Jgm101music]

@@KrisPBacon69 yeah it was a viewer suggestion

[@c182SkylaneRG]

@@Jgm101music Being rather familiar with the piece, I'm struck by just how many notes must be C#. It sounds like it's missing from literally every single chord. (EDIT: I'm no musician. I just have a rotating library of classical music that I listen to at work, and this is in there, somewhere).

[@jackisinforthewin]

This makes me wanna die

[@VanVlearMusic]

YO this is amazing, I am all for many more videos of removing notes

[@KrashFries]

Hungarian Rhapsody, but you just lost WWII:

[@octopuszombie8744]

Can you do Alma Deutscher's iNtErEsTiNg sonata in 1 minute but all the B-flats become B-naturals?

[@generalgouvan5713]

I sometimes ask me how Composers can do so a great work!

[@Loafoftime]

Commenting to boost engagement

[@williamsutcliffe3505]

What if a note is spelled as B Double Sharp?

[@rosiefay7283]

Don't think Liszt ever perpetrated any such monstrosity. Wouldn't put it past Alkan though.

[@octopuszombie8744]

As far as I know I've only seen Alkan do that

[@aloysiuskurnia7643]

My fav moment gotta be 4:03 lmao, it ends just like that

[@mihailmilev9909]

90th like

[@KrashFries]

Tom and Jerry, but Jerry has depression

[@mihailmilev9909]

90th like 312th sub 1.9k views 7 days ago

[@Dylonely42]

3:48

[@Dylonely42]

0:58