This piece was composed in 1850, the year after Chopin’s death, and is more of a Chopin-style Liszt piece, likely to honor his deceased friend. At some parts, it sounds like Fantasie Impromptu, and is constructed almost like a Nocturne. Very well done. Edit: It is a nocturne apparently.
I'm sure what you guys had was something espetacular, I'm also sure she's looking and protecting you wherever you are. Always remember that love is a invisible string that ties two soul beyond time and space, you'll always be with her and she'll always be with you. Sorry, for the text LOL I got inspired by the music. Peace for you.
From personal experience, I would say this piece is very hard to execute. Not only the techniques but also the melody shifts between hands and those complicated expressions will make it difficult for you to perform it to the full extent. For this piece, what you hear is often not what your audiences hear. You can surely manage to learn it within a reasonable amount of time, but it may take some good time to sort of master this and be able to perform in front of an audience if you are just a casual piano player who plays for fun.
Reality rupture The way the music is constructed is similar to a nocturne, with a simple melody and a complex counter-melody. I’d say it’d be a little bit harder to play than most of the nocturnes, but not too much harder.
I disagree. Someone learning this by ear will never be as good as someone playing this from the sheet music. All the little details are in the sheet music, and considering the kind of piece we're talking about (romantic era), it varies wildly based on personal interpretation. A person learning this by ear can indeed copy someone else's performance, but unless they look at the sheet music, and see what the "base" of the entire piece is, they will never be able to interpret it their own way- meaning they'd lack the most important quality of a good musician. Copying doesn't make you a good musician. End of story. :)
It might be possible, but the level of hearing you need is only found in savants. Even a person with absolute pitch won't be able to decipher everything- and it makes practicing the piece incredibly difficult. Overall, that's why sheet music even exists. Because it's the best medium to capture music and allow others to learn it. Audio recordings are far behind that. You might easily be able to learn some pop songs on the piano by ear- that I will admit, since there's really no denying that. But a piece as complicated and beautiful as liebestraum no. 3? No, that can't be done. Atleast not at the level as with sheet music. My point was never that it isn't possible, anything is possible, but that it will never be the same quality. No matter what. :)
I know a lot of people like Liebestraum no 3 (this one) but you should try listening to Liebestraum no 2 too. It is a lesser known piece but it is one of the most beautiful pieces for piano.
this song takes me to the cloud and wandering around in my dream filled with love, affection without violence only happiness.bumping on the cloud smiling and, wonderful sightseeing, freewheeling, and drowning inside the sea of love.smiling until this song end make me forget the sorrow of life and I really love it. this is just so perfect and this suits me perfectly. thank you I adore this masterpiece so much
The chords at the end sound like a heartbeat. *bing* *bing* silence *bing* *bing* It's painful to hear after the jollity and the erotism of the middle.
Well it is what it is. It depicts the truth on how sometimes something has to end even if it is so suddenly. Remember the nsme of the piece bruh, Dreams of love. Even if it is beautiful. It is after all, A Dream.
o:23- I get goosebumps whenever I listen to this. That g-sharp tho; just makes the piece all the more beautiful. I wonder if Lizst ever made any other pieces with such sonoroity and such lovely melodies.
Lps Blue Diamond in heaven anything's possible Unless it's trying to teach Bach to compose mainstream waltzes. Believe me, Chopin and Tchaikovsky has tried...
wrong, it's al about how you interpret it. the sheet is the page that contains the words to something so wonderful. that some just can't understand, or hardly do. the piano is mererly a bridge to speek those beautifull words outloud.
and for you ilijas. find a good teacher (not a school, those are shit) and practice. wether you have talent or not. without practice you get nowhere. and DON'T PLAY ON A DIGITAL PIANO OR KEYBOARD. you're better off spending 500 bucks on a beginners acoustic piano and getting the feeling for the keys. seriously. it's a huge fucking difference
Calling a piece a song, is like calling a Bicycle a Car. It sounds hilarious, and you feel kind of bad for people making the mistake and you have to fix it.
Liszt and Chopin we're good friends. When Chopin died, Liszt wrote several pieces in his style of music because he was so overcome with grief over the loss of his friend
Guys, if you wanna learn this piece, don’t learn from this video hahaha, read sheet music, it doesn’t require a lot of skill to read. Just a sharing, I watched this video before I know how to read music, I can play a few bars but after that I stuck, I gave up but later I decided to play this piece again but with sheet music. I start to progress and eventually am able to play the whole piece (not the cadenzas of course)
Liebesträume (German for Dreams of Love) is a set of three solo piano works (S.541/R.211) by Franz Liszt, published in 1850. Uhland's poem for the famous third Notturno is about unconditional mature love ("Love as long as you can!", "O lieb, so lang du lieben kannst"). "Liebestraum No. 3" is the last of the three that Liszt wrote, and the most popular. It can be considered as split into three sections, each divided by a fast cadenza requiring dexterous finger work and a very high degree of technical ability. It is one of the few showcases of Liszt's ability to create colorful music.
What grade are you in (for pianist) if you are in G6 it won’t be that hard really,all though it may seem it, it really isn’t. You just have to practice first on you’re right hand and then move on to you’re left.Its easy if you know how to read notes...hard part is how much soul or emotions you put in,that’s difficult for me (sorry if I’m late)
The story about this piece is that the first theme is about love in reality, the cadenza is a transition to the dream, the middle section is the dream, the next cadenza is the dream is ending, and the last theme is the reality of love once again
Choi Bruce what grade are you in (for pianists) that’s very difficult I can barely play Mozart’s Twinkle Twinkle Little star backwards,I can only make it up to the middle piece,although I can play Chopin’s Etude 25 no.6 ...I don’t think it would be capable with only one had ...
I wish I could just stay inside my room all day and practice this song till my fingers bleed just so I could play it for people, but I don’t have a piano, or skill.
Liszt was the system of a down of that time. He has the super soft mello parts and suddenly breaks down to crazy hardcore metal shit. Jesus this guy was a genius
I think the people probably did it because it was played too fast. Even I found it a little awkward to listen to. But this is a learning video and it serves its purpose.
CouchPotato oh my god,thank you...I’ve been trying for a month now and I finally finished that piece....now it’s time for the next 😥 probably going to take me 2 months because my instructor is having a child so I won’t have help or advice,I’m 13 and I’m in G6 so It’s still hard for me to put soul and emotions in ,thanks.
It's just inversions of two chords going up then down D flat major and E flat major it's not technically difficult as it seems it took me like 3 days to master it
@@TripleGatan the first cadenza(1:21) is not that hard it took me 3 days to completely finish it seems confusing but its just Ddm to Edm inversions going up then down, technically it's not that hard but also not easy. The second cadence (2:50) is a motion of thirds and minor thirds forming a chromatic scale going down this is much harder than the first cadenza for me at least. Also the middle section with the b flat major key is very hard voicing out the melody out of moving chords split and inverted into two hands.
I hear that music from Gran Turismo Sport. I am guy who study in a music school, but i hear this only for GT sport. Thanks to all games who introduced me to many good songs
Ezequiel Jimenez Lo que pasa es que no estamos acostumbrados a este virtuosismo técnico tan grande como el que tenía Liszt ya que en el transcurso de los años la música se ha hecho más sencilla
Gustavo Montes Nah man, it’s parts like 1:20 that makes it a waste of time attempting (at least until further skill is developed). I want to learn Chopin’s etude op 10 no 4, but I need years of experience before I’m able to pull it off. Otherwise I’m just developing bad technique and getting frustrated.
did you try it though? youll never know unless youtry and not give up, i thought it was impossible until a month ago when i managed to do it! now i can play all of it, id saygive it a go anyway!
When I try to play this my brain gets confused because I can't recognize what should be played by left or right hand, anyway I'm trying to learn at least the first minute, is a so beautiful song :')
Nah, just got either a big hand or long fingers. It's completely normal. I easily reach a 11th, stretching a bit I get to the 12th and 'hardly' get to the 13th without pressing 2 keys at the same time.
I can reach a 10th at most but only with certain keys. With others, I can only reach a 9th. Even an octave is sometimes uncomfortable for my small hands.
if you can reach a 9th key perfectly. that's enough to play every and any piece that's been written. longer than that is nothing more than usefull though. so you're lucky.
Are you sure about that? Because I have seen piano music that requires 10ths, 11ths, and the left hand is already doing a lot in the bass but this 10th or 11th interval might be in the second octave or something like that. I am not sure if I would ever be able to play pieces that are intricate and have 10ths or 11ths because of my small hands.
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This piece was composed in 1850, the year after Chopin’s death, and is more of a Chopin-style Liszt piece, likely to honor his deceased friend. At some parts, it sounds like Fantasie Impromptu, and is constructed almost like a Nocturne. Very well done.
Edit: It is a nocturne apparently.
Its actually a Nocturne (no. 3)
Fastest nocturne lol
At 2:00 ( and up ), it's like revolutionary etude but in major
Thanks Papa Stalin.
@@avocadotortilla746 Yeah realised that just now!
Beautiful. It was our love song. Now my spouse of 49 years is in heaven.
My condolences :'(
Piece
I'm sure what you guys had was something espetacular, I'm also sure she's looking and protecting you wherever you are. Always remember that love is a invisible string that ties two soul beyond time and space, you'll always be with her and she'll always be with you.
Sorry, for the text LOL
I got inspired by the music.
Peace for you.
Trump Patriot I am assured, you will certainly see her again elsewhere.. then you can spend time together and listen hundreds of hours to this...
Rest In Peace
1:30 or 1:31 seconds, I REALLY LOVE THAT PART I CANT STOP REPLAYING IT! OMG
When you play this part urself it sounds amazing idk how to describe it
Liszt my dear friend, this is beautiful.
What a shame I never heard this piece because Liszt composed it after my death. Thanks anyways, Liszt.
Wonder what music Chopin would have composed if he'd have lived longer.
Jog on Fred
You misspelled when you made the account. It should be Fryderyk. Nice Job!
:,)
Yall suck I'm the real Chopin!
man I wish I could just go play this for the girl I love
+DeeDee Kreep Make that wish a reality!
Dude.... I would need an actual teacher
+DeeDee Kreep nope, just a lot of will and hours to spend on training
Piano is hard to pick up on your own
+DeeDee Kreep "There are always a million reasons not to do something." - Jan Levinson-Gould
2:00, it gets so epic and beautiful.
Reality rupture In my opinion, the cadenzas are the only hard parts of the piece. Liszt is going easy on us afterall
Gamerwhogames omg so true
From personal experience, I would say this piece is very hard to execute. Not only the techniques but also the melody shifts between hands and those complicated expressions will make it difficult for you to perform it to the full extent. For this piece, what you hear is often not what your audiences hear. You can surely manage to learn it within a reasonable amount of time, but it may take some good time to sort of master this and be able to perform in front of an audience if you are just a casual piano player who plays for fun.
Reality rupture The way the music is constructed is similar to a nocturne, with a simple melody and a complex counter-melody. I’d say it’d be a little bit harder to play than most of the nocturnes, but not too much harder.
It is a nocturne
Lizst was genius.
дочь чанбэков Thanks
He was a genius in knowing how to break pianist fingers
I learned how to play the beginning (by ear, because I heard this as a ringtone for my mother's house phone). The rest is just.... difficult.
Beethoven's Baton you cannot learn it by ear. It must be by sheet music.
Amanda M The more musically gifted of people can learn anything by ear. Just because you can't, doesn't mean others can't either
this can not be learnt by ear, period
I disagree. Someone learning this by ear will never be as good as someone playing this from the sheet music. All the little details are in the sheet music, and considering the kind of piece we're talking about (romantic era), it varies wildly based on personal interpretation. A person learning this by ear can indeed copy someone else's performance, but unless they look at the sheet music, and see what the "base" of the entire piece is, they will never be able to interpret it their own way- meaning they'd lack the most important quality of a good musician.
Copying doesn't make you a good musician. End of story. :)
It might be possible, but the level of hearing you need is only found in savants. Even a person with absolute pitch won't be able to decipher everything- and it makes practicing the piece incredibly difficult. Overall, that's why sheet music even exists. Because it's the best medium to capture music and allow others to learn it. Audio recordings are far behind that. You might easily be able to learn some pop songs on the piano by ear- that I will admit, since there's really no denying that. But a piece as complicated and beautiful as liebestraum no. 3? No, that can't be done. Atleast not at the level as with sheet music. My point was never that it isn't possible, anything is possible, but that it will never be the same quality. No matter what. :)
I remember when I finished this piece. I don’t remember feeling more proud than that moment
liszt is one of my favorites
I tear up every time I play this song on the piano, I just close my eyes and let my hand do the rest
Power Punch for sure you are a real pianist...
liszt is everyone's favorite
he's pretty much the god of piano
Chopin is better on the ears but Liszt is more technical and just outright insane. All preference but all beautiful
I know a lot of people like Liebestraum no 3 (this one) but you should try listening to Liebestraum no 2 too. It is a lesser known piece but it is one of the most beautiful pieces for piano.
I prefer number 1 to number 2, but 2 is also really beautiful. It’s also by far the easiest of the 3
This piece is a work of art. It makes me tear up each and every time I listen to it.
I can play it perfectly up until the first note of the piece
LOL!
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It must be tough, being savage like you.
Its pretty easy once you get used to breaking chords which you need the sustain (DAMPER) pedal to do that
E flat!
this song takes me to the cloud and wandering around in my dream filled with love, affection without violence only happiness.bumping on the cloud smiling and, wonderful sightseeing, freewheeling, and drowning inside the sea of love.smiling until this song end make me forget the sorrow of life and I really love it. this is just so perfect and this suits me perfectly. thank you I adore this masterpiece so much
Wow I can relate to this description so much😌
WHO FUCKING DISLIKES THIS MASTERPIECE MAN?!!!
+tanuj prassad i feel ya man this is a work of beauty only heart and souless people dislike this
+tanuj prasad Apparently 5 people don't like Liszt
+Josip Miler 5 people do prefer listening to crap, like some popular music...
OPPAGANEUMSTY
Rubinstein >>> whatever this is. Is one supposed to rely on this for stuff like the Chopin A-flat Polonaise, or Rachmaninoff's 3rd?
People who listen to Satin music
The chords at the end sound like a heartbeat. *bing* *bing* silence *bing* *bing* It's painful to hear after the jollity and the erotism of the middle.
Amazing way of expressing it.
Well it is what it is. It depicts the truth on how sometimes something has to end even if it is so suddenly. Remember the nsme of the piece bruh, Dreams of love. Even if it is beautiful. It is after all, A Dream.
o:23- I get goosebumps whenever I listen to this. That g-sharp tho; just makes the piece all the more beautiful. I wonder if Lizst ever made any other pieces with such sonoroity and such lovely melodies.
Classical music lover lol un sospiro
0:23
Pfft childs play for me.
That's the "joke"
Thatshadydude I still play piano, but in heaven.
Franz Liszt oh yeah i forgot that you can play piano in heaven 😅
Lps Blue Diamond in heaven anything's possible
Unless it's trying to teach Bach to compose mainstream waltzes. Believe me, Chopin and Tchaikovsky has tried...
Franz Liszt 0.0
The best of liszt in my opinion
I wish I could play this song it would complete my life forever its beautiful
It is a piece. Pieces do not have lyrics.
Find a keyboard, or piano, and practice :) You'll get there. Believing it, is the hardest part.
wrong, it's al about how you interpret it. the sheet is the page that contains the words to something so wonderful. that some just can't understand, or hardly do. the piano is mererly a bridge to speek those beautifull words outloud.
and for you ilijas. find a good teacher (not a school, those are shit) and practice. wether you have talent or not. without practice you get nowhere. and DON'T PLAY ON A DIGITAL PIANO OR KEYBOARD. you're better off spending 500 bucks on a beginners acoustic piano and getting the feeling for the keys. seriously. it's a huge fucking difference
Calling a piece a song, is like calling a Bicycle a Car. It sounds hilarious, and you feel kind of bad for people making the mistake and you have to fix it.
This is my all time favourite piano pieces, so beautiful and elegant
Finally I learned this song! It's so beautiful!!
Theres something special in you arrangements which is in no other synthesia i find on youtube. and i love it
I know right? They sound so... full of feeling... so... human.
This is so chopin-esque
slayerq3 it was dedicated to him
Liszt and Chopin we're good friends. When Chopin died, Liszt wrote several pieces in his style of music because he was so overcome with grief over the loss of his friend
I wish I could have been alive to watch then revolutionise the piano.
Im learning this for the guy i love :)
Elizabeth Perez-Hickman I'd love to hear that from my gf 😂😭
You play the clarinet tho
me too.
that is one hell of a guy
+Elizabeth Now that's impressive. Usually is the man who pay for the woman. You are the exception at least just a bit.
Such a popular piece, but still so refreshing to listen to.
I love this piece, soundslike there are 3 different lines playing at once
I can't stop listening to this. Thank you so much! You played it so well ❤️
Guys, if you wanna learn this piece, don’t learn from this video hahaha, read sheet music, it doesn’t require a lot of skill to read. Just a sharing, I watched this video before I know how to read music, I can play a few bars but after that I stuck, I gave up but later I decided to play this piece again but with sheet music. I start to progress and eventually am able to play the whole piece (not the cadenzas of course)
I read this as *lebensraum*
Smikkelbeer Nailed it, racist pepe
Pepe is not racist
Pepe power
Im kidding
lmao there's always so many Pepes in classical comments section... shitlords are obvs quite cultured
this song is beautiful and amzing
2:07 sounds so beautiful and passionate
Beautiful.
Your midis are the best cause I always understand what to play and how
This represents the different stages of love.
wow this is a nice interpretation
2:07 sounds so beautiful and intense as if Liszt just poured his heart out
Same! I feel it, too!
Liebesträume (German for Dreams of Love) is a set of three solo piano works (S.541/R.211) by Franz Liszt, published in 1850. Uhland's poem for the famous third Notturno is about unconditional mature love ("Love as long as you can!", "O lieb, so lang du lieben kannst"). "Liebestraum No. 3" is the last of the three that Liszt wrote, and the most popular. It can be considered as split into three sections, each divided by a fast cadenza requiring dexterous finger work and a very high degree of technical ability. It is one of the few showcases of Liszt's ability to create colorful music.
THIS IS SO GREATTTTTT
Fréderíc Chopin you are also great Chopin
But I'm GREATER
JKJK
i love your channel you take your time sending magnicent pianopieces with so many emotions!!!
What a fantastic music!!!
I am good at playing this but this one is soo out of my game! They're good!
What grade are you in (for pianist) if you are in G6 it won’t be that hard really,all though it may seem it, it really isn’t. You just have to practice first on you’re right hand and then move on to you’re left.Its easy if you know how to read notes...hard part is how much soul or emotions you put in,that’s difficult for me (sorry if I’m late)
Learning this piece is on my bucket Liszt
This piece almost made me cry... Because it reminded me that I have no Valentine... :(
Henry Espinosa me too :(
You are a lucky guy
The story about this piece is that the first theme is about love in reality, the cadenza is a transition to the dream, the middle section is the dream, the next cadenza is the dream is ending, and the last theme is the reality of love once again
0:43 the saddest moment
when the girl in your dream hates you
CouchPotato that's sadly beautiful. :')
Nah the saddest moment was 4:46
@@benapsley9552 hahaha
The piano weeps and cries.
Im a gamete and I can play chopin etude op 25 no 6 backwards with one hand
Choi Bruce what grade are you in (for pianists) that’s very difficult I can barely play Mozart’s Twinkle Twinkle Little star backwards,I can only make it up to the middle piece,although I can play Chopin’s Etude 25 no.6 ...I don’t think it would be capable with only one had ...
wooooosh
@@pjiminmini2996 r/woooosh
Beautiful. Thank you for this: it was the last piece I tried to play properly. I will finish learning it. Thanks for uploading. ; )
So romantic, so lovely
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
I dont know why i am crying😭😭i wish someday i can do it.
I wish I could just stay inside my room all day and practice this song till my fingers bleed just so I could play it for people, but I don’t have a piano, or skill.
Here it is. The most beautiful piano piece ever composed.
Beautiful
1:30 is so beautiful
Good.
2:50 and you fell..... in love
beautiful just B-E-Autiful
Liszt was the system of a down of that time. He has the super soft mello parts and suddenly breaks down to crazy hardcore metal shit. Jesus this guy was a genius
makes me cry...
Did Lizst name this piece Dreams of Love because of the romantic dream-like flow in it? :-( It's beautiful.
Yoby Reverdy Abuyen the pieces were written to his girlfriend (that's what I know)
KroNoXD the 3 liebestraumes we’re actually scores made with a motif from poems; this happens to be the second one, and its name is “dreams of love”
Yoby Reverdy Abuyen Liszt and Chopin we're good friends and Liszt wrote this in honor of Chopin. That's why it sounds rather Chopin-esque.
@@kronoxd9697 No, this piece is about love between descended people (could be family, friends, or a lover) and living people
Wow, show yourself whomever that down voted this
LMAO, that roast
CouchPotato can't forget the mount Dew.
CouchPotato OH
CouchPotato AND AND AN ICE PACKET FOR THAT BURN
I think the people probably did it because it was played too fast. Even I found it a little awkward to listen to.
But this is a learning video and it serves its purpose.
This is my life goal
Uma das maiores e melhores melodias que já ouvi
1:21-1:30
Help.
It's not very difficult , you just have to get the system behind it :)
CouchPotato
oh my god,thank you...I’ve been trying for a month now and I finally finished that piece....now it’s time for the next 😥 probably going to take me 2 months because my instructor is having a child so I won’t have help or advice,I’m 13 and I’m in G6 so It’s still hard for me to put soul and emotions in ,thanks.
It's just inversions of two chords going up then down D flat major and E flat major it's not technically difficult as it seems it took me like 3 days to master it
For some crazy reason this doesn't intimidate me at all. Even though it's clearly hard.
loveharrydaily Have you started learning it?
loveharrydaily ik doesnt seem that hard if youre good at the piano
Well I assure you that 1:21 is a pain in the ass (but 2:50 is okay weirdly)
But yeah this piece is in fact really simpler than it looks like
@@TripleGatan the first cadenza(1:21) is not that hard it took me 3 days to completely finish it seems confusing but its just Ddm to Edm inversions going up then down, technically it's not that hard but also not easy. The second cadence (2:50) is a motion of thirds and minor thirds forming a chromatic scale going down this is much harder than the first cadenza for me at least. Also the middle section with the b flat major key is very hard voicing out the melody out of moving chords split and inverted into two hands.
It is not dreams, but dream.
Lovely
I’m proud of myself
I also proud of you
Yeah you can
Me: Oh yeah I can play this no problem.
Liszt: 1:18
Me: .... nevermind
If you could find the time do Liszt’s consolation no 3 I would greatly appreciate it! Thank you for your videos
1:32 I’m gonna cry.
I hear that music from Gran Turismo Sport. I am guy who study in a music school, but i hear this only for GT sport. Thanks to all games who introduced me to many good songs
Lol me too
2:27 is my favorite part of the piece; it's an explosion of passion!
a veces me caes bien y otras mal. liszt i love you so muxh thanl you for everything
Love it! Think you can do a piece by Ravel?
First page: “Meh, not too bad”
Any page after that: “WTH”
5 STUPID HATERS CAN GO OF THIS PLANET FOR DISLIKING THIS BEAUTIFUL MASTERPIECE!!!!
I love music song ❣️❣️
Espero llegar a tocarla
Fa st Art La canciones de Franz Liszt son las más difíciles y bellas que hay
Fa st Art jajaja estamos en la misma, yo igual la estoy aprendiendo, por cierto somos de los pocos que hablamos español
Ezequiel Jimenez Lo que pasa es que no estamos acostumbrados a este virtuosismo técnico tan grande como el que tenía Liszt ya que en el transcurso de los años la música se ha hecho más sencilla
When you want to learn the song but do not have the patience or skill to
This happen because u dont want learn the song :)
Sadman
Gustavo Montes
Nah man, it’s parts like 1:20 that makes it a waste of time attempting (at least until further skill is developed). I want to learn Chopin’s etude op 10 no 4, but I need years of experience before I’m able to pull it off. Otherwise I’m just developing bad technique and getting frustrated.
if you muster the patience,you will develop the skill. Trust me, im an engineer. :P
did you try it though? youll never know unless youtry and not give up, i thought it was impossible until a month ago when i managed to do it! now i can play all of it, id saygive it a go anyway!
First I think I can play this
Then I remember it's Liszt
Oh !!! Rêve d'Amour ... !!!!!
When I try to play this my brain gets confused because I can't recognize what should be played by left or right hand, anyway I'm trying to learn at least the first minute, is a so beautiful song :')
I was like
0:08 oh there's something strange
1:21 no,that's ok
I like the solo from 1:20 to 1:30 and 2:50 to 3:03
I have the skill to learn till 1:21 and small part at the end, glad about that. 😏😉😊
@Dany Catalin Iftimie congrats, you're not the only one that can
I desperately want to learn this but I don’t even know how to play the piano :/
I think Franz Liszt had a crush while listening to this piece
awesome
I can play it with both hands up until 2:10 (rest every hand individually).
Demento ❤️
im a 14 year old girl, is it weird that i can reach from c to f (11th)
Nah, just got either a big hand or long fingers. It's completely normal. I easily reach a 11th, stretching a bit I get to the 12th and 'hardly' get to the 13th without pressing 2 keys at the same time.
You go, girl! I'm pretty much your age, but can only get as high as a 9th.
I can reach a 10th at most but only with certain keys. With others, I can only reach a 9th. Even an octave is sometimes uncomfortable for my small hands.
if you can reach a 9th key perfectly. that's enough to play every and any piece that's been written. longer than that is nothing more than usefull though. so you're lucky.
Are you sure about that? Because I have seen piano music that requires 10ths, 11ths, and the left hand is already doing a lot in the bass but this 10th or 11th interval might be in the second octave or something like that. I am not sure if I would ever be able to play pieces that are intricate and have 10ths or 11ths because of my small hands.
I love how the comment section has composers commenting on this piece
I accidently read it as 'liebesraum' and got nervous
You should use Barenboin version.. It's really better as dynamics
It's like watching a baby learning to walk.
Good one
Not sure how you feel about requests, but I'd love it if you did Csardas Macabre by Liszt. I'm yet to find a decent midi of it.
3:04 best part for me
RIP to my fingers
0:44 this part is played differently in my sheet :P