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- Liszt Grandes Etudes (S137) no 12 (difficulty rating 8.5/10)
It's the last etude in the set and ironically also the first one I learned (yes I actually learned the Grande version first!). In this etude we get a mighty "snow drift" aka a huge blizzard that buries everything in snow and ice. It's another quite challenging one that trains jumps (my favorite technique lol) but also endurance. Specifically, since it basically has unending tremolos, it teaches endurance on separated fingers, not for chords. The grande version is pretty brutal in this regard, the jumps are pretty similar to S139 but the tremolos can get pretty terrifying. In this sense I think the S137 version is worth playing to get stronger fingers.
I feel like I didn't play the first part very well (need some ramp up time as usual) so it's another one I want to revisit sometime later. For now though, this is it for the Liszt S137 etudes (and time for me to go back to the actually manageable S139 ones hahaha)! - เพลง
This concludes my series of the Liszt S137 Grande Etudes. Thanks everyone so much for following me on this journey, I've spent a looooong time learning these (and the Transcendentals) and I'm happy to finally post them for everyone to listen to. I realize I'm not that great at all of the etudes sometimes but I do the best I can as an amateur so thank you everyone who still watches and supports me!!
For this lovely recording, I bestow onto you the honour or being my 500th ever liked video.
Why thank you :)
All your interpretations are outstanding! Well done :)
thanks
The introduction makes the beginning so impactful
yeah I really liked the cadenzas in this version, miss them a bunch in S139
@@maaraneadd them :)
bro is absolutely insane ❤️
how could I not found this earlier, this is my favorite interpretation of my favorite etude :D
awh thank u
Mm yes snowplow
big snowplow
2:34 - 3:08 The playing here is so amazingly passionate. fantastic work.
tysm!!
Nice work recording the etudes!!!
I like your interesting interpretation. Great work!
bro I can't wait this is by far my favorite liszt etude
5:31 to 5:52 is my fav part
Can't wait..... the last Grand Etude!!
Finally, you uploaded the last etude!! What an awesome performance!! Thank you very much for preparing the whole set of Grand Etudes and sharing with us!
9 more daysssss
Can't wait
The "ramping-up" after 2:30 in is actually a really great mood change, intentional or not. Pretty sure it was intentional though
Yeeee I think that part needs more energy. I like it dreary at first then accelerating into a beeeg storm.
snow
I love this etude, i even based one of my compositions on this piece :3
it is a really nice etude 😌
@@maarane yeah
Amazing!
Omg chase neige
it's comin soon after I finish the desc and captions
@@maarane I reckon this one's prolly a 8.5 or 9/10 it looks really difficult, though I wouldn't say it's at the level of No. 10
@@thenotsookayguy My fav technique is jumps so maybe that'll help you guess what I put it as ;)
@@maarane 2 and a half.
LMFAO yes of course :)
I don't understand is this a older version or chasse neige that liszt wrote first?
S.136/12 is the original version of Chasse Neige written in 1826 and vastly is different different to the latter two versions.
S.137/12 (this one) was a revision of S.136/12 written in 1837, it is pretty similar to the transcendental étude, but still somewhat different.
S.139/12 is chasse neige, and the most popular version of the 12th Étude. It was written in 1851 and was a part of the final revision of Liszt's études
Grosse Konzertfantasie über spanische Weisen, When 🤨
Sounds like trash compared to 139, the transitions to other sections don’t flow very well
I love it so much