Here is THE ONE that I promised!! 🤩 Liszt sonata is definitely one of the most difficult pieces in piano history. Not only technically but also emotionally challenging. It’s challenging not only for the pianist but also for the listener. I hope you can survive until the end of the piece! 🤣 Thanks again for your support and, I will play complete "Grandes études de Paganini" when we reach 10K!!! 🙏🙏
Its 1:30 a.m., i have to go to school tomorrow, but i just couldnt sleep, because i had this melody in my head the whole day already and just couldnt figure out where it was from. I had an idea that it was probably liszt and now i finally got the answer: its the passage at 24:58. Now i can finally sleep peacefully.
Levent K******** the piece is meant to be played at around 30 minutes and no. He played this at Normal speed. Probably faster than sequenced MIDIs because those are mostly bad (:
Purrfect Chocolate It‘s not you moron, he‘s a professional pianist. I’m assured that your playing sucks and you can’t even dream to play a piece like this as good as him
I love the ways Liszt's music interweaves between the technical and the emotive while having them overlap, clash and blend as one in so many instances. He produced some powerfully moving and intricate works and you played this with that Liszt vigor and enthusiasm. Bravo!
@@kennytran2860 Scherzo’s are lighthearted but typically during the romantic era they weren’t considered to be very light hearted, Chopins scherzos for example. they would then use scherzinos for a lighthearted version of the original scherzo
Wonderful performance! Not only for someone to attempt to play this piece on TH-cam but with such emotion and dexterity is a true feat. Moments such as 13:50 with the build up to 15:00 gives me goosebumps. I also particularly like the change in colours you used, really highlighting the piece's emotional scope and Liszt's genius writing.
@@purrfectchocolate5308 oh yea? Your hands are supposed to be that fast when playing pieces like this. Find atleast 2 moments that sound and look sketchy.
how can one man write this, and one man play it, im astounded! everytime i listen to this in its entirety its like a whole movie of emotions in my head and i love it so much, youre such a talented player you have no idea
While of course, you see a lot of these kind of channels featuring genuinly talented pianists, with big and large pieces at massive milestones like 1million, you don't normally just see an out of the blue Liszt Sonata just floating around like this. It was a very enjoyable interpretation, and I applaud Traum on putting something like this out, shows character and that he genuinely just enjoys the art. Good job and congrats on 1k :)
Apparently, Zimerman's legendary recording of this sonata took 73 tries... not sure how many this one took but sounds like the number's somewhere close!
Wow one of the hardest pieces ever written!!! You beat every synesthesia pianist! No synesthesia pianist play pieces as crazy as you do! Awesome interpretation!
@@mpianod9319 yeah i did and found that she stopped doing it, which is weird cuz she didn't speed up etude 6, while she slightly speeded up flight of the bumblebee and moonlight sonata. makes no sense to me lol anyways this dude is better than kassia, her playing is quite bad, okay to listen to but if judging her, then she's trash
"Oh he uploaded several Chopin Etudes" ...further on: "wait what all Chopin etudes" further on "LiSzT sOnAtA WHAT THE HELL" Dude I am so happy that I discovered your channel! Good luck in the future :D
This Liszt' s sonata is magical and really beautiful, and you also performed it really well. Is beautiful how Liszt transformed the thems for example: 1:01/1:32-5:34 or 1:01/1:32 to 6:25. 14:01,14:35 those passages are so dramatically beautiful 3:16 to 3:24 is so "magic" how Liszt arrive at this marvellous theme.
I could not believe my eyes when I saw the title. I meant, what a treat and privilege to hear and see this in TH-cam! Beautiful playing. Looks like Liszt had put all type of human emotions into a single piece.
my jaw dropped when i saw the title of this video.... this piece is a monster. youre the only piano channel ive seen play this out of the many im subscribed to. amazing performance
@@Itibitydetsku that part is good but the resolution at 15:00 imo is better and not just pure virtousity with a catchy melody but a beautiful musical resolution
Woah! I'd sell my soul just to be able to play like that! Plus the frequent uploads! I'd like to see you try something different: Oscar Peterson / Jesus Molina - A Little Jazz exercise
I remember a couple of college professors who enjoyed trashing Liszt, labeling his music as "hollowly virtuosic" and "robotic." This piece, and many others, utterly refute those assessments, as far as I'm concerned, and frankly, I think they were just jealous of the greatness that was Liszt. Thank you for bringing this to light, in this medium. Happy New Year!
I have been obsessed with this sonata for a year now. This sonata defined this year's lockdown; it plays in my head all the time. I've listened to over a hundred interpretations of this sonata. It's insanely good and totally addicting once a listener gets it. It's challenging for a listener. The marcato passages, the fugue and lyrical passages are my favorites. It has a freshness to it that I haven't experienced with any other sonata. It just stays so FRESH. I think its complexity and uniqueness keep me returning to it. Clara Schumann said it was blind noise; no, she was either too judgmental or Brahms deliberately played it poorly for her. This sonata is Liszt's grandest work. He called it La Grande Sonate before changing the title. The second ballade should be your next target. It's just as good and satisfying as the sonata.
Great performance! The B-minor sonata is my favorite piece of music ever written. The absolute pinnacle of Romanticism. You remind me a bit of Horowitz with the strength and power of your playing.
I’m speechless. One of my al time favorite pieces played brilliantly, casually dropped onto TH-cam by a channel with 2000 subscribers. Bravo! Everybody, support this man.
I’ve been in love with this piece for a long time and I’ve seen many interpretations of this on TH-cam. I can honestly say that this is one of the best interpretations I have ever heard. So many of the great pianists make errors when playing this piece due to the difficulty of it but Traum’s version is pretty much flawless. Traum’s interpretation of the first movement is fantastic, I love how the rhythm draws the listener in and has the listener wanting more. Encore, encore!
I just found your channel, went to your uploads and immediately subscribed! You're insane and I love you're choices of playing. You deserve wayyyyy more recognition. Keep up the grind!!!
Liszt dedicated this sonata to Robert Schumann, and its themes sound very Schumann-esque. Clara Schumann hated it and called it noise. The first time I heard it, I thought it was weird. The second time I heard it, I thought it was intriguing. The third time I heard it, I thought it was interesting. The fourth time I heard it, I thought it was brilliant. The fifth time I heard it, I thought it was inspired. The sixth time I heard it, I thought it was genius.
THAT is crazy. I can't even imagine, how exhausting is to play the whole piece and you did it first on youtube (I mean synthesia way). That is just unbelievable! I wish you millions of subscribers, no visualizing pianist deserves it more than you. Also I think that you are very a talented performer, your interpretations are very interesting and even comparable to the great pianists' ones. I have a question: have you ever performed on the big stage? Are you going to continue making youtube videos after the quarantine ends??
This channel needs so much more fame, not only do you upload every single day, you're incredibly talented and unique! Great performance aswell, the piece is really difficult, I enjoyed every second of it.:) I would say so much more but I'm quite bad at words and I'm not English either, but please keep doing what you do and I hope that you blow up someday, you'd definitely deserve it
Man these channels are sprouting out the earth and getting better everytime. This piece is so beautiful and challenging and he with a couple of subs is just uploading it as if it would be nothing. For Rousseau it might be a 10 Million Special but not a normal upload
Sigma Ballz oh right Yh I mean I assumed it was because rousseau is a group of people. I’ve seen the M.I guy on one of his videos in the past as well. And quite a few of the rousseau vids were performed by tae seung park. There’s no info on these guys in the internet. Maybe it’s a group? Idk lol
My favourite Liszt piece !!! Thank you for uploading this, I've been asking so often that Rousseau, Kassia ect. could play this sonata... I don't need a Rousseau video of this sonata, because your performance is absolute epic ! It's one of the best performances of this Sonata I've ever heard, and I've heard this Sonata many,many times...=)
All of your performances deserve far more attention and recognition. Your renditions of Liszt's works are by far my favorite. Much love, respect and admiration for your content Traum, you are truly a great inspiration for me.
Came here for Martha Agerich, who, as far as I'm concerned, is the first and last word on this sonata. But this was very enjoyable and I watched to the end. It's a mesmerising work, isn't it? You either feel it, or you don't. And pity you if you don't.
20:46 how are you suppose to cross your left hand that fast while simultaneously maintaining a constant rapid fluidity on the right hand. That’s how really difficult Liszt intended to make pianists play his pieces with great virtuoso levels of piano. Liszt was incredible and he will be my favourite piano composer due to his peak levels of piano in the classical genre
Wow, what can I say! Firstly, this is an incredible piece and its composition is miraculous and secondly you played it so well, technique and interpretation were impeccable. So good!
I’m a 14yrs pianist and you inspires me to practice for hours everyday, your virtuoso technique and repertoire makes me want to practice more and more😁 Thanks Traum
Oh my actual goodness holy. I am completely dumbfounded right now. This channel is just the most magnificent of all reactive-visualizer channels. I was actually considering requesting this to Rousseau today, but seems I won't be needing to do that any more. You deserve far, far more subs.
리스트의 대작인 소나타를 이렇게 완벽하게 연주하시다니 온몸에 소름이 돋았습니다. 강하고 거칠면서 때론 여리게 리스트가 악보에 담은 모든 감정이 연주에 잘 녹아있어서 마음이 따듯해지고 감동이 몰려오는 그런 연주였습니다. 정말 대단하십니다. His thrilling performance of Liszt Sonata sent a shiver down my spine. His channel definitely deserves more recognition.
my pleasure to listen freaking 30 minutes. I will enjoy seeing your channel grow. Only 1000 subs when you hit like 10k you will start to grow soooooo fast
Amazing that a human was able to create this piece & a human is actually able to play this piece. And I can lay back close my eyes listen & dream. Thank you Liszt & Piano man.
I have been pouring over your incredible repertoire and I am so impressed with you Mr. Traum. Your piano speaks to my soul and the way you will the sounds from that keyboard is just utterly amazing and mesmerizing. I hope one day to see you in person and thank you for the hours of awe and inspiration you have provided me. Thank you TRAUM!!!!!
From 3:49 I really love that unusual bizarre tune that no romantic composer would have even thought of. Technically complex and emotionally dextrous and colourful. GORGEOUS, GORGEOUS, GORGEOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THOUSAND CONGRATS FOR THE SUBS TRAUM AND MANY THANKS FOR PLAYING THIS PIECE!!!!!!!! THANKS A LOT!!!!!!!!!!!!
This remains to be my absolute favorite rendition!! Better than Horowitz and Zimmerman I’ve listened to them all multiple times. This one hands down. Exactly how I imagined Liszt would look playing!
Unbelievable! Fantastic! The best! I think it's first yt channel where I watched every single video from beginning to the end. Keep it up! You are awesome!
I know I’m a little late to the show, but ahh. Liszt’s Sonata in B minor. Such a complicated piece both emotionally and technically, like you said. Whenever I listen to this piece, which is quite often, I am awed by the amount of skill and dedication that it takes to play it. I’ve listened to performances by Hough and Zimmermann (Forgive me if I have spelt the name incorrectly), and I would place your performance right up with theirs’. The amount of feeing that is communicated is just spot on and, furthermore, to make it look effortless shows how much skill you have. Keep it up!
Godamn... Just wanted to listen to that sonata my teacher told me she finished learning to be aware of its sonority before the concert... wasnt expecting to fall in love with such a refreshing Chanel!!!!! (I'm also blown away by the fact she is going to play this, but this is à huge plus god)
When I listen to this piece one thought comes to mind, ALWAYS. How people even dare to think La Campanella is the hardest piece ever. It is not near the hardest piece ever. It is really difficult but there are way harder pieces than La Campanella. Including this one. People these days really need to be educated well on such subjects
La Campanella, like HR2, aren’t even top 30 hardest Liszt pieces. Hell la cAmpanella is probably the 3rd or 4th hardest in its own set of etudes. Obv they’re hard for most pianists and great pieces individually, but Liszt wrote so much more difficult and better stuff. People usually just play those two tho which is frustrating
@@JramLisztfan Yea I agree. Both of them are really hard in their own way but theres just way more difficult pieces out there and its just really frustrating to see people call pieces like La Campanella and HR2 the hardest. And note this, I really like classical music but I dont know much about it and its harder parts but I do know those 2 are not even in the top 20 hardest pieces.
Here is THE ONE that I promised!! 🤩
Liszt sonata is definitely one of the most difficult pieces in piano history. Not only technically but also emotionally challenging.
It’s challenging not only for the pianist but also for the listener. I hope you can survive until the end of the piece! 🤣
Thanks again for your support and,
I will play complete "Grandes études de Paganini" when we reach 10K!!! 🙏🙏
OH MY GOD ALL ETUDES SUCH AS 4 AND 6?
1838 version?
😅👌
@@ramasn598 LOL
Rama S N imagine that lmao
1838 version would be insane and awesome lol
I love how you just casually dropped this piece. Absolutely incredible.
Thanks!!
Are you going to upload Transcendental Étude 5 any time soon? 🎹
@@ValkyRiver ooh, nice, Feux Follets
@@ValkyRiver Daniil Trifonov has recorded all 24 of them
@@catherinekelly532 there are 12 and 6 paganini etudes
I read the title, and I literally said out loud "NO WAY"
Lol 🤣
oh lol me too
Yeah same :D
same
Same
Its 1:30 a.m., i have to go to school tomorrow, but i just couldnt sleep, because i had this melody in my head the whole day already and just couldnt figure out where it was from. I had an idea that it was probably liszt and now i finally got the answer: its the passage at 24:58. Now i can finally sleep peacefully.
This is a monument in TH-cam's music history.
🤩
Truly
Traum deserves it all
@@TraumPiano
I strive to be like you, someone who can bask in their own reflection.
Pretty much everything on this channel is.
I'm a normal person, i see Liszt on the title, i liked the video.
Levent K******** the piece is meant to be played at around 30 minutes and no. He played this at Normal speed. Probably faster than sequenced MIDIs because those are mostly bad (:
its sped up
Purrfect Chocolate It‘s not you moron, he‘s a professional pianist. I’m assured that your playing sucks and you can’t even dream to play a piece like this as good as him
@@purrfectchocolate5308 maybe you forgot you turn on 2x speed?
ooo abim Türkleri görmek ne hoş burada, discordun var mı?
15:00 I just love this part...
The resolution is just so satisfying
The part from 15:03 to 15:18 always leaves a smile on my face. It's so beautiful.
My absolute favorite! Maybe in all of Liszt’s works. Got me hooked on this piece and thank God it did. :)
Is this beutiful
Your octaves are insane man. Great job on playing such a difficult piece, both musically and technically.
Thanks Isaac!!
I love the ways Liszt's music interweaves between the technical and the emotive while having them overlap, clash and blend as one in so many instances. He produced some powerfully moving and intricate works and you played this with that Liszt vigor and enthusiasm. Bravo!
1:39 you can see the 'B' from the B minor here
1st mvt (exposition) : 00:00
2nd mvt (developement) : 11:48
3rd mvt (scherzo) : 18:52
4th mvt (recapitulation+coda) : 20:22
P.s. I know it has one movement
I think the recapitulation begins from the "Scherzo" part.
I would disagree with the name scherzo
I think the name fugue fits it more, since scherzos are supposed to be light hearted
@@kennytran2860 Yh its very fugey and its a fugue i think
@@kennytran2860 Scherzo’s are lighthearted but typically during the romantic era they weren’t considered to be very light hearted, Chopins scherzos for example. they would then use scherzinos for a lighthearted version of the original scherzo
Utterly exceptional - one of the most extraordinary pieces of piano music ever written.
YOU'RE ONE OF THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY PIECES OF PIANO MUSIC EVER WRITTEN!!! >:(
@@Skibbityboo0580 *NO, YOU ARE!!!*
YEAH, YOU'RE ONE OF THE MOST UTTERLY EXCEPTIONAL PIECES OF PIANO MUSIC EVER WRITTEN!!! >:(
@@octopuszombie8744*NO, YOU ARE!!! >:(
THE most
Wonderful performance! Not only for someone to attempt to play this piece on TH-cam but with such emotion and dexterity is a true feat. Moments such as 13:50 with the build up to 15:00 gives me goosebumps. I also particularly like the change in colours you used, really highlighting the piece's emotional scope and Liszt's genius writing.
Wow. Thaks itz...
THIS PIEACE I ONLY DREAM OF SOMEONE MAKE THE "synthesia?" ITS HERE! You blessed me!
its sped up
@@purrfectchocolate5308 How can you tell?
@@purrfectchocolate5308 oh yea? Your hands are supposed to be that fast when playing pieces like this. Find atleast 2 moments that sound and look sketchy.
@@op-th1yx 24:58
@@samaritan29 what is sketchy about that? I have seen play it faster
I love the gesture you do with your hands at 25:38
He is in pain lol
@@Medtszkowski oh no D:
Probably just from playing so intense so long, I can totally understand and I play nowhere near this intense :(
how can one man write this, and one man play it, im astounded! everytime i listen to this in its entirety its like a whole movie of emotions in my head and i love it so much, youre such a talented player you have no idea
While of course, you see a lot of these kind of channels featuring genuinly talented pianists, with big and large pieces at massive milestones like 1million, you don't normally just see an out of the blue Liszt Sonata just floating around like this. It was a very enjoyable interpretation, and I applaud Traum on putting something like this out, shows character and that he genuinely just enjoys the art. Good job and congrats on 1k :)
Apparently, Zimerman's legendary recording of this sonata took 73 tries... not sure how many this one took but sounds like the number's somewhere close!
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I have no idea how Brahms managed to snooze as this was performed for the first time, absolutely stunning
🤣
He was jealous of him.
@@Itibitydetsku Easy to see why lol
does the same voicings as zimmerman at 11:18
I am really shocked... you knew it...
@Cziffra György 🤣
nice catch
Zimmerman is life haha
he is Zimmerman
Wow one of the hardest pieces ever written!!! You beat every synesthesia pianist! No synesthesia pianist play pieces as crazy as you do! Awesome interpretation!
Thanks!! ;)
11:18 amazing voicing 👏
Rousseau and Kassia: we will have to come together to fight this final boss
Traum music: muahahahaha
Lol. They both are really great!!!
kassia speeds up her vids so dont include her
@@TraumPiano kassia only cuz she speeds up, she's probably mediocre otherwise
Pro QBr She doesn’t speed them up did you see all the videos she would do with I think with three different clocks.
@@mpianod9319 yeah i did and found that she stopped doing it, which is weird cuz she didn't speed up etude 6, while she slightly speeded up flight of the bumblebee and moonlight sonata. makes no sense to me lol
anyways this dude is better than kassia, her playing is quite bad, okay to listen to but if judging her, then she's trash
"Oh he uploaded several Chopin Etudes"
...further on: "wait what all Chopin etudes"
further on "LiSzT sOnAtA WHAT THE HELL"
Dude I am so happy that I discovered your channel! Good luck in the future :D
Dudeeeee, youre actually insane. I didnt expect you to actually play this, but you did it! Its my favorite piece ever!
Thank you ;)
I can't believe this got recommended to me. TH-cam algorithm got something right at last. ABSOLUTE AMAZING!
This Liszt' s sonata is magical and really beautiful, and you also performed it really well. Is beautiful how Liszt transformed the thems for example: 1:01/1:32-5:34 or 1:01/1:32 to 6:25. 14:01,14:35 those passages are so dramatically beautiful 3:16 to 3:24 is so "magic" how Liszt arrive at this marvellous theme.
19th century genius
@@catrinaciccone6945 Genius of all time
yes.
I mean sleep isn't all that important when liszt is in the question
;)
Traum to Brahms is is 😂😂😂
@@adom4223 I enjoyed seeing this comment
Sleep is important
It’s not about whether Liszt is or is not in the question but rather whether can u last those 30 mins too XD
Is that a cat hitting a vape?
I could not believe my eyes when I saw the title. I meant, what a treat and privilege to hear and see this in TH-cam! Beautiful playing. Looks like Liszt had put all type of human emotions into a single piece.
18:56 this melody is so freaking catchy bro, Liszt is an absolute legend
It reminds of Prokofiev kinda. It’s so good 😩
I know, the fugue is so crunchy 😩😩😩
One of my favourite fugue in piano repertoire
24:56
Very crunchy indeed 😩😩
Calm down for the daily uploads man, save the other hard pieces for subscriber milestones
I agree. This should be like a 100k special at least
I think this is a subscriber milestone vid, TM just didn't think he'd already be close to 2000 by now.
@Gottschalk was my uncle prob
I think his channel is based on virtuosic pieces and he wants us to have a daily insane piece only to satisfy us
this guy do it in reverse hahaha
my jaw dropped when i saw the title of this video.... this piece is a monster. youre the only piano channel ive seen play this out of the many im subscribed to. amazing performance
This vid has come out a week ago, and I’ve watched it around 10+ times. This is gonna be one to come back to...
Share this, he really deserve millions subs..
🙏
24:57 - 25:12 is one of my favourite parts. but 0:00 - 29:32 is my most favourite part!
Agree that 24:57-25:12 is the best part, it's so catchy.
But the entire piece is great!
@@Itibitydetsku I can't agree more.
@@Itibitydetsku that part is good but the resolution at 15:00 imo is better and not just pure virtousity with a catchy melody but a beautiful musical resolution
Woah! I'd sell my soul just to be able to play like that! Plus the frequent uploads! I'd like to see you try something different: Oscar Peterson / Jesus Molina - A Little Jazz exercise
The Flaming Piano I think Liszt sold his soul to compose it in the first place lol.
Thank you Flaming Piano 🙏 also thanks for letting me know the great pieces!
Please don’t sell your soul.
Paganini: _Allow me to introduce myself_
Sell it to me I want it
I immediately subscribed seeing that you did this. You absolute legend
Thank you!
I remember a couple of college professors who enjoyed trashing Liszt, labeling his music as "hollowly virtuosic" and "robotic." This piece, and many others, utterly refute those assessments, as far as I'm concerned, and frankly, I think they were just jealous of the greatness that was Liszt.
Thank you for bringing this to light, in this medium. Happy New Year!
Those professors probably think La Campanella is the hardest Liszt piece
They never listened to Liebestraüm, La Campanella or Un Sospiro.
I forget to Hungarian Rhapsodies(specially no. 2 and 6) and consolations.
@@Itibitydetsku
Also the Bénédiction de Dieu dans la Solitude
@@Itibitydetsku those are literally the most popular liszt pieces
Just listened to the whole thing and I'm at a loss for words. Simply amazing! You deserve way more recognition.
Thanks!
15:08 my ears are blessed
Honestly tho, you might be the best synthesia pianist of youtube. You are so professional :o
Do you accept requests??
I have been obsessed with this sonata for a year now. This sonata defined this year's lockdown; it plays in my head all the time. I've listened to over a hundred interpretations of this sonata. It's insanely good and totally addicting once a listener gets it. It's challenging for a listener. The marcato passages, the fugue and lyrical passages are my favorites. It has a freshness to it that I haven't experienced with any other sonata. It just stays so FRESH. I think its complexity and uniqueness keep me returning to it. Clara Schumann said it was blind noise; no, she was either too judgmental or Brahms deliberately played it poorly for her. This sonata is Liszt's grandest work. He called it La Grande Sonate before changing the title. The second ballade should be your next target. It's just as good and satisfying as the sonata.
Great performance! The B-minor sonata is my favorite piece of music ever written. The absolute pinnacle of Romanticism. You remind me a bit of Horowitz with the strength and power of your playing.
I absolutely LOVE what you do with your hands between passages. Those hands speak volumes!
I’m speechless. One of my al time favorite pieces played brilliantly, casually dropped onto TH-cam by a channel with 2000 subscribers. Bravo! Everybody, support this man.
I’ve been in love with this piece for a long time and I’ve seen many interpretations of this on TH-cam.
I can honestly say that this is one of the best interpretations I have ever heard. So many of the great pianists make errors when playing this piece due to the difficulty of it but Traum’s version is pretty much flawless.
Traum’s interpretation of the first movement is fantastic, I love how the rhythm draws the listener in and has the listener wanting more.
Encore, encore!
This guy deserves more subs. I am absolutely blown away by this interpretation!
I just found your channel, went to your uploads and immediately subscribed! You're insane and I love you're choices of playing. You deserve wayyyyy more recognition. Keep up the grind!!!
Thank you Matan :)
6:12 kids, this is what we call harmony
Holy ***t you have such a huge repertoire! U must be a concert pianist/professional pianist or virtuoso damn
;))
Traum But are you really a concert pianist of some sort?
Laurits Lolck obviously he just got bored during the quarantine
With this repertoire and technique he at least has to have a concert diploma.
@@lossen1984 Yes He is
your expression is unique in its way, you have a strong desire to bring out all the emotion in this piece which is making sense for pianist.
Liszt dedicated this sonata to Robert Schumann, and its themes sound very Schumann-esque. Clara Schumann hated it and called it noise. The first time I heard it, I thought it was weird. The second time I heard it, I thought it was intriguing. The third time I heard it, I thought it was interesting. The fourth time I heard it, I thought it was brilliant. The fifth time I heard it, I thought it was inspired. The sixth time I heard it, I thought it was genius.
A lot of lizst is just noise
This piece is… not very good. Maybe I have to waste more half hours of my life to see if it’s actually good
@@Chipsomedipjust listen 13:49
@@degou3438 okay?
Holy shit! A Liszt sonata right after a already technically and musically demanding Chopin scherzo? You are a true virtuoso!
🙏🙏
THAT is crazy. I can't even imagine, how exhausting is to play the whole piece and you did it first on youtube (I mean synthesia way). That is just unbelievable! I wish you millions of subscribers, no visualizing pianist deserves it more than you.
Also I think that you are very a talented performer, your interpretations are very interesting and even comparable to the great pianists' ones. I have a question: have you ever performed on the big stage? Are you going to continue making youtube videos after the quarantine ends??
Thank you! I hope I can tell you more about me later! ;)
Imagine, then, how mesmerizing the likes of Zimerman or Grynyuk playing the same piece; live, for everybody to see.
@raphael y was that a joke or a correction? I’m confused.
One of my favourite Liszt pieces. Bombastic!!!!
This channel needs so much more fame, not only do you upload every single day, you're incredibly talented and unique!
Great performance aswell, the piece is really difficult, I enjoyed every second of it.:)
I would say so much more but I'm quite bad at words and I'm not English either, but please keep doing what you do and I hope that you blow up someday, you'd definitely deserve it
Thanks Intensities! I will ;)
@@TraumPiano do you have a Spotify?
Man these channels are sprouting out the earth and getting better everytime. This piece is so beautiful and challenging and he with a couple of subs is just uploading it as if it would be nothing.
For Rousseau it might be a 10 Million Special but not a normal upload
Rousseau did Gaspard de la Nuit out of the blue remember XD
@@loganm2924 He didn't even play it though, that piece is probably too hard for him.
Sigma Ballz he did. He played the full thing
@@ayhamshaheed7740 Nope, he hired a professional pianist to play it. Look at the video, says performed by M.I..
Sigma Ballz oh right Yh I mean I assumed it was because rousseau is a group of people. I’ve seen the M.I guy on one of his videos in the past as well. And quite a few of the rousseau vids were performed by tae seung park. There’s no info on these guys in the internet. Maybe it’s a group? Idk lol
Amazing! I have no words - the way you played the fugue is amazing! You’re practically a Synthesia Zimerman!
I cannot reach 10ths with ease
one of the greatest pieces ever written
My favourite Liszt piece !!! Thank you for uploading this, I've been asking so often that Rousseau, Kassia ect. could play this sonata...
I don't need a Rousseau video of this sonata, because your performance is absolute epic ! It's one of the best performances of this Sonata I've ever heard, and I've heard this Sonata many,many times...=)
I'm realizing how exquisite the transitions between parts (not only between movements) are in this sonata.
The fact that you upload everyday... Embodiment of ling ling
Ling Ling yep
Another twosetter!!! In their natural habitat... looking at recordings of classical music on youtube!
Matthew Aro that is what we do
@@matthewaro2115 wherever there is music, there are twosetters
@@paolo6219 true ;)
All of your performances deserve far more attention and recognition. Your renditions of Liszt's works are by far my favorite. Much love, respect and admiration for your content Traum, you are truly a great inspiration for me.
Came here for Martha Agerich, who, as far as I'm concerned, is the first and last word on this sonata. But this was very enjoyable and I watched to the end. It's a mesmerising work, isn't it? You either feel it, or you don't. And pity you if you don't.
Zimerman
Absolutely masterful performance. This video is a jewel and deserves at least a million views!
Oh... so sweet.
20:46 how are you suppose to cross your left hand that fast while simultaneously maintaining a constant rapid fluidity on the right hand. That’s how really difficult Liszt intended to make pianists play his pieces with great virtuoso levels of piano. Liszt was incredible and he will be my favourite piano composer due to his peak levels of piano in the classical genre
Wow, what can I say! Firstly, this is an incredible piece and its composition is miraculous and secondly you played it so well, technique and interpretation were impeccable. So good!
I’m a 14yrs pianist and you inspires me to practice for hours everyday, your virtuoso technique and repertoire makes me want to practice more and more😁
Thanks Traum
Oh my actual goodness holy. I am completely dumbfounded right now. This channel is just the most magnificent of all reactive-visualizer channels. I was actually considering requesting this to Rousseau today, but seems I won't be needing to do that any more. You deserve far, far more subs.
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rosseau can't play this lmao
Anyone else their 10th time listening to traum playing this entire piece?
this channel is definitely better than rousseau and deserves over 1m sub!!
Frédéric Chopin himself said it, who am I to disagree?
please don't compare them...
Yanjun Sun they both are talented-
Wow Chopin, that's a real compliment ! I hope I read one day complents from Chopin too
Yea he is better especially since the fact Rousseau hasn't posted in a year
리스트의 대작인 소나타를 이렇게 완벽하게 연주하시다니 온몸에 소름이 돋았습니다. 강하고 거칠면서 때론 여리게 리스트가 악보에 담은 모든 감정이 연주에 잘 녹아있어서 마음이 따듯해지고 감동이 몰려오는 그런 연주였습니다. 정말 대단하십니다. His thrilling performance of Liszt Sonata sent a shiver down my spine. His channel definitely deserves more recognition.
my pleasure to listen freaking 30 minutes. I will enjoy seeing your channel grow. Only 1000 subs when you hit like 10k you will start to grow soooooo fast
Thanks!!
Amazing that a human was able to create this piece & a human is actually able to play this piece. And I can lay back close my eyes listen & dream. Thank you Liszt & Piano man.
I had never listened to this liszt sonata previously.. i'm aroun halfway through and all i can say is wow 🤩
I am glad.
absolutely!
I have been pouring over your incredible repertoire and I am so impressed with you Mr. Traum. Your piano speaks to my soul and the way you will the sounds from that keyboard is just utterly amazing and mesmerizing. I hope one day to see you in person and thank you for the hours of awe and inspiration you have provided me. Thank you TRAUM!!!!!
Out of this world precision!
This is absolutely phenomenal. Beautiful playing and mad respect, this piece is something else.
From 3:49 I really love that unusual bizarre tune that no romantic composer would have even thought of. Technically complex and emotionally dextrous and colourful. GORGEOUS, GORGEOUS, GORGEOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THOUSAND CONGRATS FOR THE SUBS TRAUM AND MANY THANKS FOR PLAYING THIS PIECE!!!!!!!! THANKS A LOT!!!!!!!!!!!!
I dont know why i love the 5:11 part
This remains to be my absolute favorite rendition!! Better than Horowitz and Zimmerman I’ve listened to them all multiple times. This one hands down. Exactly how I imagined Liszt would look playing!
24:46 Very Excellent
감사합니다 😘
@@TraumPiano 한국어 Thank You ㅋㅋ
Can someone translate?
@@TraumPiano so truam is asian!
@@nightmarekingprimalaspid6133 he lives in Cali
20:28 this part is so good
I love the way ur hands shakin' at 25:40
What a show!! This is so good, how can you play something so technically and musically so difficult, this is wonderful!
This might be Traum’s best video.
No way
@@ChipsomedipWhy ?
This sonata is my favourite, very emotional piece.
Unbelievable! Fantastic! The best! I think it's first yt channel where I watched every single video from beginning to the end. Keep it up! You are awesome!
Thanks Music Era ;)
I know I’m a little late to the show, but ahh. Liszt’s Sonata in B minor. Such a complicated piece both emotionally and technically, like you said. Whenever I listen to this piece, which is quite often, I am awed by the amount of skill and dedication that it takes to play it. I’ve listened to performances by Hough and Zimmermann (Forgive me if I have spelt the name incorrectly), and I would place your performance right up with theirs’. The amount of feeing that is communicated is just spot on and, furthermore, to make it look effortless shows how much skill you have. Keep it up!
Damn this was beautiful, had no clue such a talented pianist was under 10K subs, definitely deserve more!
One of my favorite Liszt pieces. This is amazing
omg your octaves are so clean
To have that accuracy for 30 minutes makes you a Jedi.
14:24 14:30 13:50 13:55 11:03
Godamn... Just wanted to listen to that sonata my teacher told me she finished learning to be aware of its sonority before the concert... wasnt expecting to fall in love with such a refreshing Chanel!!!!!
(I'm also blown away by the fact she is going to play this, but this is à huge plus god)
You're so good. I don't have any words. One of the monsters in piano repotoire and you played it so nicely. Bravo
Thanks Duen ;)
It's amazing, you are and Liszt. I think i had listen this peace 100 more time. And i cant stop to do this
When I listen to this piece one thought comes to mind, ALWAYS. How people even dare to think La Campanella is the hardest piece ever. It is not near the hardest piece ever. It is really difficult but there are way harder pieces than La Campanella. Including this one. People these days really need to be educated well on such subjects
La Campanella, like HR2, aren’t even top 30 hardest Liszt pieces. Hell la cAmpanella is probably the 3rd or 4th hardest in its own set of etudes. Obv they’re hard for most pianists and great pieces individually, but Liszt wrote so much more difficult and better stuff. People usually just play those two tho which is frustrating
@@JramLisztfan Yea I agree. Both of them are really hard in their own way but theres just way more difficult pieces out there and its just really frustrating to see people call pieces like La Campanella and HR2 the hardest. And note this, I really like classical music but I dont know much about it and its harder parts but I do know those 2 are not even in the top 20 hardest pieces.
@@JramLisztfan lol, the campanella is still far from top 30 with only liszt pieces
No quiero imaginar el esfuerzo en conseguir tocar la sonata. Excelente. Mereces mínimo 10 millones de vistas
2:34 When You put a Octopus in the piano.
One of my favorite sonatas. Very well done as always Traum.
와..진짜 리스트소나타가 올라올줄은 상상도 못했다....진짜 대단하시네요..저 어려운걸...그것도 노컷으로ㄷㄷㄷ.....
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