This piece hasn't been recorded much, but the few recordings that exist put the Jando/Ligeti collaboration straight to the top of the heap. What a beautiful, natural, and wholeheartedly youthful and passionate performance.
Wow, indeed! I never even hoped that once this work would be uploaded with a score! Thanks a lot! The concertante works are the most incredible pieces from Liszt's early twenties (this, Malediction and De Profundis). According to Leslie H oward, who wrote the description, there are many places where the published two-piano score as well as the full score (which is available for hire only, apparently) differs from Liszt's manuscript of the Grande Fantasie. For example where Liszt indicates doube octaves in the manuscript, the published score has single notes for both hands, or octaves for just one hand. To be fair to Jandó and Ligeti, their fantastic recording was made before Liszt's long lost manuscript was rediscovered, so they had no chance to compare the existing published edition with the original material, which Howard did have an opportunity to consult. It would be interesting to compare Jandó and Howard - the latter's recording takes 5 minutes longer than Jandó's! I'll have to get my hands on that Hyperion recording. Thanks again for this wonderful upload!
I got to know and love the music of Berlioz when I was in my 20s; it wasn't until I was past 60 that I did the same with Liszt's works. When I first heard this ravishing piece (in this recording) it was as if two important parts of my life, young and old, were joining hands... Thank you for posting this with a score! :-)
Liszt inépuisable . Merci infiniment à Andrei Cristian Anghel de nous faire découvrir cette Grande Fantaisie accompagnée de ses excellents commentaires toujours très enrichissants.
Une œuvre concertante rare de Liszt que j’avais enregistré à la radio . Passionnante et riche qui dépasse parfois l’original merveilleusement restituée ici!
I think this paraphrase actually works better as a work then Lelio itself. That one is such a weird hybrid that you can't ever program it satisfactory.
The only way I can work out Lélio is by doing Symphonie Fantastique in one half and Lélio in the other. Shame, cos the music in Lélio is beautiful. The Chanson de Bonheur especially.
Oh wow, just-wow. First of all, this is one of my favorite Liszt work-his treatments of Berlioz’s melodies are sublime, a paraphrase transformed into a full-on concerto-truly ingenious. And second of all, how did you find the sheet?! I can barely find this anywhere. Anyhow, I greatly thank you for sharing this great work with us.
This has been one of my favorite concert works for nearly two decades. Unfortunately my score is in storage across the country. I bought it in high school at my local sheet music score, if you can believe that. I’m surprised you found it digitally and would love to get a copy.
i just listened the first part of the original composition and i hear voice, piano, orchestra. If berlioz composed all of them then what did liszt do? this piece is beautiful but im curious
I don't know. Liszt's orchestral music just doesn't do anything for me. He seems to know a lot more about the piano than what an orchestra can accomplish.
@@AndreiAnghelLiszt Liszt's orchestral works, including Les prèludes are kind of flat to me. Don't get me wrong, they are great works but when it comes to orchestral works (and I'm a sucker for them), Beethoven, Mahler, Richard Strauss and Wagner are significantly more sophisticated and "grandiose" than Liszt. Liszt is the best on piano but the orchestral works of his...underwhelming compared to his piano works.
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This piece hasn't been recorded much, but the few recordings that exist put the Jando/Ligeti collaboration straight to the top of the heap. What a beautiful, natural, and wholeheartedly youthful and passionate performance.
Discovering pieces by Liszt I never heard is always a pleasant surprise. Thanks for the upload!!
the more i appreciate Liszt works, more i feel all the sincerity, vision and talent the man had his entire life, unbelievable Liszt as always.
Wow, indeed! I never even hoped that once this work would be uploaded with a score! Thanks a lot! The concertante works are the most incredible pieces from Liszt's early twenties (this, Malediction and De Profundis). According to Leslie H oward, who wrote the description, there are many places where the published two-piano score as well as the full score (which is available for hire only, apparently) differs from Liszt's manuscript of the Grande Fantasie. For example where Liszt indicates doube octaves in the manuscript, the published score has single notes for both hands, or octaves for just one hand. To be fair to Jandó and Ligeti, their fantastic recording was made before Liszt's long lost manuscript was rediscovered, so they had no chance to compare the existing published edition with the original material, which Howard did have an opportunity to consult. It would be interesting to compare Jandó and Howard - the latter's recording takes 5 minutes longer than Jandó's! I'll have to get my hands on that Hyperion recording. Thanks again for this wonderful upload!
All the strenght of a revolutionary musician.
I got to know and love the music of Berlioz when I was in my 20s; it wasn't until I was past 60 that I did the same with Liszt's works. When I first heard this ravishing piece (in this recording) it was as if two important parts of my life, young and old, were joining hands... Thank you for posting this with a score! :-)
Liszt inépuisable . Merci infiniment à Andrei Cristian Anghel de nous faire découvrir cette Grande Fantaisie accompagnée de ses excellents commentaires toujours très enrichissants.
Шикарно. Какой восторг ,какой порыв ,какая сила в музыке! Не слышала, но вдруг открыла для себя. Это нечто потрясающее. Благодарю Вас! ⚘
10:57 probably best part.
Good part indeed indeed, my favorite is 11:18 or 13:49 and 13:54 piano counterpart
very special to listen to in the middle of a hot summer night.
wow just wow, magnificent!! 10:57 and just a little after that sounds a bit like rachmaninov:)
Une œuvre concertante rare de Liszt que j’avais enregistré à la radio . Passionnante et riche qui dépasse parfois l’original merveilleusement restituée ici!
Un altra occasione per Liszt di mostrare qui il suo virtuosismo
pianistico.Gran bella esecuzione
di Jando e ottimo caricamento.
Complimenti.
I think this paraphrase actually works better as a work then Lelio itself. That one is such a weird hybrid that you can't ever program it satisfactory.
The only way I can work out Lélio is by doing Symphonie Fantastique in one half and Lélio in the other.
Shame, cos the music in Lélio is beautiful. The Chanson de Bonheur especially.
14:42 I thought Paganini show up again ! 😁😁
I wish Jenő Jandó would play De Profundis one day ! Do you have the score ??
The Rosenblatt score to that has been found online - haab-digital.klassik-stiftung.de/viewer/fullscreen/1223000389/4/
@@AndreiAnghelLiszt WOW !!! Great job !!
The first think I tought was :Wait another clochette variation by... Oh nevermind
Incredible all around.
7:28 Danny Elfman ^_^
Oh wow, just-wow. First of all, this is one of my favorite Liszt work-his treatments of Berlioz’s melodies are sublime, a paraphrase transformed into a full-on concerto-truly ingenious. And second of all, how did you find the sheet?! I can barely find this anywhere. Anyhow, I greatly thank you for sharing this great work with us.
amazing
WOOWWWWW, I LOVE THIS
23:56
Браво блестящая музыка
Thank very much for explanation. Just missing the brand and type of piano, he is using. Not a Boesendorfer for sure.. But what kind...?
This has been one of my favorite concert works for nearly two decades. Unfortunately my score is in storage across the country. I bought it in high school at my local sheet music score, if you can believe that. I’m surprised you found it digitally and would love to get a copy.
Were i can find this pdf?!!! Help.
Que musica foda !
Pra caralho
Muito
How'd you memmorise all these??😮😮
Great secret!
Based
Ultra-based
2:07
thank you for the video, i have a question. Did liszt himself made the orchestration?
i just listened the first part of the original composition and i hear voice, piano, orchestra. If berlioz composed all of them then what did liszt do? this piece is beautiful but im curious
Yes, the orchestration is by Liszt.
Why did they double the speed on the cromatics? Like, 11:46
4:24
14:42 la campanella?
...coincido con UD... me sonó La campanella...🤗
I don't know. Liszt's orchestral music just doesn't do anything for me. He seems to know a lot more about the piano than what an orchestra can accomplish.
Have you heard Les préludes? If so, what did you think?
@@AndreiAnghelLiszt Well, I suppose it's quite a lot better than this, but it's not as good as Wagner which it is similar to.
@@AndreiAnghelLiszt Liszt's orchestral works, including Les prèludes are kind of flat to me.
Don't get me wrong, they are great works but when it comes to orchestral works (and I'm a sucker for them),
Beethoven, Mahler, Richard Strauss and Wagner are significantly more sophisticated and "grandiose" than Liszt.
Liszt is the best on piano but the orchestral works of his...underwhelming compared to his piano works.
@Paul Smith what about dante symphony or faust symphony?
S.119 Good too
Repent and trust in Jesus. We deserve Hell for our sin. Lying, lusting, etc, but God sent his son Jesus to die on the cross and ride from the grave to free us from sin. If you repent and trust in him youll be saved.
Romans 3:23
John 3:16❤😊😊❤
There is more than one Path. You're on Planet Earth: take a good look around without judging, and you may be surprised by what you learn about the range and variety of spiritual journeys!