Liszt: Cursed Mazeppa
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Out of the Liszt Transcendental Études, the fourth had the most amount of versions, going from S. 136 to S. 139 (this is not counting the symphonic poem). In fact, without the two transitional versions (S. 137 and S. 138), the link between S. 136 and S. 139 doesn't even seem clear.
This is a cursed version of Mazeppa that mostly builds on top of S. 139, but also takes elements from the three other versions.
S. 136: • Franz Liszt - Etude S....
S. 137: • Franz Liszt - 12 Grand...
S. 138: • Franz Liszt - Mazeppa,...
S. 139: • Liszt-Transcendental É...
Also see: • Evolution of Mazeppa (...
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The middle part has been beautifully Mereauxified. I love that at m.79, it starts sounding like a very cautious and nervous manner of playing, as if it were a freshly learned piece. How. Does. One. Make. The. Soulless. Machine. Sound. Cautious.
And had a good laugh at m.132, too!
I was sceptical at first. But this is just genius. The voicing is incredible.
What’s really cursed is how the rhythms are notated.
bruh
3:34 I love how you have mixed the version of this part in s.137 with the transcendental studies version
Marc-André Hamelin would appreciate this version, as it is sometimes similar to his own composing style... Perhaps ask him to play it?
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@@yorkzie7593 hi yorkzie
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Standing ovation! Full of rhythmical finesse and harmonical prowess. Thank you!
3:01 gave me ptsd, thought you were gonna do a la campanella
OCTAVES INTENSIFY
nicezeppa
OH.....MY......GOD!!!!!!!!
damn, 4:53 hits just as hard in this version!
not gonna lie, to me, it hits harder in this version; I love the lower octave in the left hand and the clusters
The clusters was because I merged the grace notes with the on-beat chord
Gosh i love this arrangement of yours❤❤!! Is there a synthesia visualizer version of this by any chance?
Curseppa
The connection between S.136 no. 4 and S.139 no. 4 is what S.136 consists of. Liszt just rewrote it in intervals and added the theme. This motif, however, is not represented in this work.
as if the original isn't cursed enough :/, jokes apart this is great!
you did to this piece what méreaux did to the schumann toccata. well done
What
@@GUILLOM in the Méreaux exercises for piano (which are notoriously difficult, if not impossible), there is a study (one of the last ones, if not the last [there are 60 in the set]) that resembles the Schumann toccata uncannily, only the left hand is all octave jumps; hence my parallel: it is a nrw work but it bases itself on other piano literature while making the original piece evan more difficult than it already is.
surely I could have a MIDI for this lol or the pdf. (both would be good lol) or whichever one you're able to do. [I love this arrangement lol]
Damn… Wow!
Type of thing yuja wang would play
i like how 3:07 - 4:00 was turned into Scriabin
S100 reference at 1:26?
The supreme curse of Mazeppa… 😱😱
04:19
Chasse Neige reference at 5:09?
Lol, that wasn’t meant to be a chasse-neige reference, I just offset the right hand by a 16th note
@@ValkyRiver Also thanks for featuring my video in the description!
Who composed this song? Is it a Liszt?
Composed by Liszt, modified by the person who made the video.
the original is already pretty cursed
WTF
So that's the left hand alone version right ?
This is a two-hands version, not LH alone
@@ValkyRiverthat was a joke