Liszt: The Great Piano Works - Part 1
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Composer: Franz Liszt
Franz Liszt is universally celebrated as one of the greatest-ever virtuoso performers on the modern piano. Contemporary accounts describe his seemingly superhuman technical abilities and equally striking charisma and stage presence. Yet Liszt was a formidable composer, and his expansion of pianistic possibilities was achieved as much through innovation in his own great piano works as through his astonishing performance on the instrument, if not more. Like many child virtuosos thrust early into busy concert careers (Liszt’s began at the age of nine) he retired early, weary of the spotlight, turning his back on the stage at the remarkably early age of 35. Since he lived to the likewise remarkable old age of 75, much more than the latter half of his life was devoted solely to composition, and having been a pianist of his calibre, the works he created for his own instrument were indeed groundbreaking.
Tracklist Below:
Played by: Vincenzo Maltempo
00:00:00 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 1 in C-Sharp Minor, S.244/1
00:13:02 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 2 in C-Sharp Minor, S.244/2
00:25:41 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 3 in B-Flat Minor, S.244/3
00:30:58 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 4 in E-Flat Major
00:36:20 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 5 in E Minor, S.244/5
00:46:17 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 6 in D-Flat Major, S.244/6
00:53:22 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 7 in D Minor, S.244/7
00:58:57 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 8 in F-Sharp Minor, S.244/8
01:06:13 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 9 in E-Flat Major, S.244/9
01:17:35 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 10 in E Major, S.244/10
01:23:39 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 11 in A Minor, S.244/11
01:29:37 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 12 in C-Sharp Minor, S.244/12
01:39:56 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 13 in A Minor, S.244/13
01:50:05 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 14 in F Minor, S.244/14
02:02:59 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 15 in A Minor, S.244/15
02:08:49 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 16 in A Minor, S.244/16
02:13:50 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 17 in D Minor, S.244/17
02:16:46 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 18 in F-Sharp Minor, S.244/18
02:19:53 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 19 in D Minor, Ss.244/19
Played by: Enrico Pace
02:30:04 Années de pèlerinage I, S.160: I. Chapelle de Guillaume Tell
02:35:34 Années de pèlerinage I, S.160: II. Au lac de Wallenstadt
02:38:43 Années de pèlerinage I, S.160: III. Pastorale
02:40:24 Années de pèlerinage I, S.160: IV. Au bord d'une source
02:44:22 Années de pèlerinage I, S.160: V. Orage
02:48:29 Années de pèlerinage I, S.160: VI. Vallée d'Obermann
03:02:20 Années de pèlerinage I, S.160: VII. Eglogue
03:05:58 Années de pèlerinage I, S.160: VIII. Le mal du pays
03:11:54 Années de pèlerinage I, S.160: IX. Les cloches de Genève - เพลง
Who is that handsome man in the video? Oh, I forgot, it's me.
Nice to meet you.Your music inspire :)
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flaming hot
can I have your autograph
@@nataliejones8951 sure,
That black coat with red lining is fire!
I put this and Chopin up to my pregnant belly every night and my little girl just loves it! Like mother, like daughter! 🥰
Love that!
How do you know she loved it, if she wasn't born yet ?
Curious
@@lpmina6883 bc she was in my body and we were very much one at the time. When she moved I could tell if it was bc she was enjoying something just like I could tell if she was in distress. She's nearly 14 months old now and I can still tell what she's feeling. It's just something you have to experience to truly understand.
I searched "playliszt" on TH-cam and got nothing. Come on sheeple, wake up! How can you not create such a great playlist with that name??
This is why I already mourn for humanity....
"Be the change you want to see in the world"
Au lac de Wallenstadt is sheer beauty, transcending music. Liszt was THE master all right.
LISZT.....one in a billion....never to be repeated in all the millenia to come
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@@antoncortespianistaflamenco wonderful...intense....thank you for sharing
@@antoncortespianistaflamenco Please don't self-promote.
Remember: You're not listening to old piano music. You're listening the development of the piano as a modern instrument.
Played by: Vincenzo Maltempo
00:00:00 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 1 in C-Sharp Minor, S.244/1
00:13:02 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 2 in C-Sharp Minor, S.244/2
00:25:41 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 3 in B-Flat Minor, S.244/3
00:30:58 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 4 in E-Flat Major
00:36:20 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 5 in E Minor, S.244/5
00:46:17 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 6 in D-Flat Major, S.244/6
00:53:22 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 7 in D Minor, S.244/7
00:58:57 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 8 in F-Sharp Minor, S.244/8
01:06:13 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 9 in E-Flat Major, S.244/9
01:17:35 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 10 in E Major, S.244/10
01:23:39 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 11 in A Minor, S.244/11
01:29:37 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 12 in C-Sharp Minor, S.244/12
01:39:56 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 13 in A Minor, S.244/13
01:50:05 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 14 in F Minor, S.244/14
02:02:59 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 15 in A Minor, S.244/15
02:08:49 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 16 in A Minor, S.244/16
02:13:50 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 17 in D Minor, S.244/17
02:16:46 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 18 in F-Sharp Minor, S.244/18
02:19:53 Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 19 in D Minor, Ss.244/19
Played by: Enrico Pace
02:30:04 Années de pèlerinage I, S.160: I. Chapelle de Guillaume Tell
02:35:34 Années de pèlerinage I, S.160: II. Au lac de Wallenstadt
02:38:43 Années de pèlerinage I, S.160: III. Pastorale
02:40:24 Années de pèlerinage I, S.160: IV. Au bord d'une source
02:44:22 Années de pèlerinage I, S.160: V. Orage
02:48:29 Années de pèlerinage I, S.160: VI. Vallée d'Obermann
03:02:20 Années de pèlerinage I, S.160: VII. Eglogue
03:05:58 Années de pèlerinage I, S.160: VIII. Le mal du pays
03:11:54 Années de pèlerinage I, S.160: IX. Les cloches de Genève
Thanks!!
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Remarkable. Next time someone asks for Lizst's Hungarian Rhapsody, I'll respond "Which of the 19?"
Thanks!! 2
Thanks for the Liszt
For my 21th first birthday ,which I was in bording scool ,Madrid, I got from my mother in London my first long play of Franz Liszt.
Loved ever since.
From Queensland. Thanks very much.
LIFE DOES NOT GET MUCH BETTER THAN THIS ,maybe,on the other side.........
When I hear Liszt I feel my brain changing ... His music makes me think in a diffuse and interesting way.
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@@antoncortespianistaflamenco Stop self-promoting.
Yes, me too.
Liszt Ferenchez:"Zengj nekünk dalt, hogy mély sírjukban őseink is megmozduljanak, és az unokákba halhatatlan
lelkeikkel visszaszálljanak. Hozva áldást a magyar hazára, szégyent, átkot áruló fiára./ Vörösmarty Mihály /
this is surely one of the best interpretations of Liszt! More pleasing to the ear than the finest wine to the palate.
Vincenzo Maltempo is an excellent pianist and he has the perfect name for a piano virtuoso.
Vc usa droga.
He does !!
Jeeeeeez Maltempo’s Cadenza in the second rhapsody is sick!!!!
The best pianist of all time! He will still remain the best until the end of time. He dedicated his entire life to be a musician, specifically the best pianist ever. He could play anything, even by Chopin, from first sight reading.
From first sight? Nah
@@Mx6D I think Grieg was who presented him his fresh
compositions in person. Liszt sat down and to the astonishmemt of Grieg
he played them all.
@@stonefireice6058 He was a great composer and pioneer of orchestral music.
You clearly don’t like him. Envy too much?
Liszt promoted Chopin they were friends.
How could you possibly know?
@@stonefireice6058 This has to be one of the most ignorant comments I've ever read. Not only did Liszt's compositional genius completely outshine Chopin's, but he also influenced posterity to a far greater extent. Liszt directly foreshadowed Impressionism and the musical schools of the early 20th century with works such as the Bagatelle sans tonalité, Les Jeux D'Eaux À La Villa D'Este, Nuages gris, Csárdás Macabre, and the Three Apparitions (which were composed in the early 1830s!). Debussy idolized Liszt and openly adopted elements of his style (especially the aforementioned Jeux D'Eaux and Nuages gris). Liszt also influenced his contemporaries, most notably Wagner; in fact, he taught the latter about the art of orchestration. Liszt's harmonic innovations propelled him to the forefront of European Romanticism - Chopin never reached such a level, nor did he influence anyone to the extent Liszt did.
Liszt's symphonic poems had a major impact on the history of music - some of the most important composers of the 19th and 20th centuries modeled their orchestral styles after his, and the great Russian orchestrators (especially Rimsky-Korsakov) took after his compositional techniques.
Not to mention, Liszt's capacity to bring out novel effects from the piano to evoke orchestral instruments (consider S.137, S.139, S.140, S.141, S.126, S.464) eclipsed Chopin's.
"Liszt was first and foremost pianist, great performer and ladies charmer- 19century original of Liberache. He loved to entertain and never failed to play many variations of other composer’s music. The variations were always flowery and extensive. He actually opened all Parisian salons for Chopin, just playing his compositions."
This is perhaps the most misunderstood aspect of Liszt's art: he performed like a charlatan/entertainer for the public, but when he composed for the genuine betterment of music, forgetting the populist pandering, he was a true visionary. The man was way ahead of his own time.
"But he wasn’t a great composer in comparison with, agAin, Chopin. Outside of a few noted pieces, his own music was repetitive, with too much bravura, especially his Hungarian rhapsodies."
No, this is simply wrong. Liszt's melodies are just as beautiful, his harmonies more innovative, his counterpoint bolder, his orchestration more inspired, and his music more substantial. The "few noted pieces" you refer to are PLENTIFUL (almost his entire oeuvre). With a musical output of 700+ works, there are bound to be some that are less inspired. But Chopin wrote some terrible things, as well; for instance, his fugue is terrible (and yet he had the nerve to criticize Beethoven's counterpoint). Liszt's music isn't 'repetitive' at all. In fact, I'd argue that Chopin's is more so. In his waltzes, the variation is minimal and he repeats the same melody over and over again. The bravura in Liszt's opera fantasies only serve to enhance the music. Reminiscences de Don Juan, for example, uses octaves to convey the power of the final damnation scene from the original opera; Reminiscences de Norma's bravura helps enhance Liszt's inimitable skill of thematic transformation/combination.
The Hungarian Rhapsodies were composed to celebrate Liszt's native culture and are packed with interesting, fantastical melodies (his Romanian and Spanish Rhapsodies, as well!). They're anything but repetitive; and some of the greatest jewels of the piano repertoire can be found in them. Have you heard his Lieder? They are some of the most beautiful works a person can hear. Listen to Die Lorelei (you'll hear one of the most notable examples of a pre-Wagner tristan chord, though it doesn't function the same way as the one Wagner himself used).
I also recommend listening to all of the Années de Pèlerinage; true masterpieces are within. Liszt's music can be pensive, triumphant, potent, resplendent, aureate, powerful, subtle, and utterly vibrant at times. I urge you to reconsider your view of Liszt, for he is one of the most crucial figures in music history!
"He was very successful, but new his limits, and that’s why his friendship with Chopin wasn’t without envy. (Mozart and Salieri comes to mind)"
What? This makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. Liszt had no "limits"! He was, along with Wagner, the most forward-thinking composer of the 19th century, and his grand compositional scope ranged from folk music to sacred vocal works, and everything in between. If anyone in this case was limited, it was Chopin... not Liszt. And that was because he died so young (but, even then, Mozart lived 4 years less and still managed to achieve more!). Liszt didn't envy anyone, especially not Chopin; in fact, I'd say it was the opposite: Chopin dedicated his Op. 10 Études to Liszt, and after the latter performed them, Chopin wrote, "I should like to rob him of the way he plays my studies."
Liszt's music contains some of the most fascinating content one can hear - and I hope you soon realize this (insert Beethoven hearing insult here).
Also, the fact that you compare this to Mozart and Salieri is completely ridiculous. Not only is Amadeus a completely made-up, historically inaccurate Hollywood movie, but it's also completely detrimental to the reputations of both composers. I am really frustrated by the popular attempts by internet users to romanticize the lives of these brilliant men and use a film, of all things, as an analogical tool to compare them. Your attempt to apply this here is also really inappropriate, because it doesn't accurately reflect anything (unless one were to take the converse of your statement). Moreover, neither Liszt nor Chopin envied one another, and though they maintained a rather precarious relationship, Chopin, up until his death, referred to Liszt as 'my dear friend'; Liszt did the same when speaking of Chopin.
Please... take a deeper dive into the works of the great Franz Liszt, for he was one of the most interesting people who ever lived; unfortunately, however, his legacy to this day remains debated. In a sense, he is one of the most misinterpreted and misunderstood of the great composers. There are still a great many who consider him a mere charlatan and entertainer at the piano - a rather parochial view, in my opinion.
Ferencz Liszt !
THE MUSIC CLASSIC IS UNIVERSAL ARMONIZA, RELAJA.
Thanks so much for the track list with times! It makes me CRAZY when I don't know what's playing!
@Darth Clumsy What?
I think Darth meant you could just count mentally. No. 2, okay... then three songs later - No. 5! Still I don't think he needed to say that.
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@@antoncortespianistaflamenco why have you linked your crap videos to this great artist ?
@@nataliejones8951 "songs"
I like how a 3 hour video is only part 1
Imagine how long an video of his definitive collection of music might take. Reminds me of the definitive collection of T. S. Eliot's work and letters. Imagining how long it might take to read the entirety of his more than 1,000 letters...
Como escuchariamos perfecto a Franzs sin ti Vicenzo 🎶🎶🎶❣️ gracias Mexico.
Simply fabulous. I've stopped listening to rap, hip-hop, jazz, and pop due to this one artist.
Why? Good music is good music, dontcha think?
@@nomandad2000 Poor taste doesn't own me
@@InvestingForTomorrow24 So pretentious
You can listen Both, the art is in rap too
Lisztomania!
there's a reason why these people back in the 17th-18th into the early 19th century were called masters of this craft, or field of art-the masterpieces they came up with that whatever inspired them to write these compositions became timeless classics!!!
Vc escuta o que dígito
_La música no está en los instrumentos sino en el intérprete y los que la escuchan y la música puede ser autónoma_
My heart...
Auch wenn man sich von ihm nichts merken mag.
Er ist ein grandioser Komponist.
Was für eine Grösse ohne was zu hinterlassen das sich ins Herz schreibt.
Auch das ist Kunst.
Liszt ist der grösste Künstler ohne das an man ihn gedenkt. Krass
Avec les dernières Rapsodies la machine semble cassée, Liszt nous entraîne tout en gardant le rythme lent rapide vers les limites de la tonalité. L’école de Vienne n’est plus très loin !Interprétation brillantissime de Vincenzo Maltempo au nom si peu approprié !
If there was no time.... at all... this is the man of my dreams.
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어릴적 피아노를 잠시 쳐본적이 있어요. 그래서 리스트의 피아노곡을 좋아하게 되었어요. 유럽여행하며 헝가리레서 몇일동안 머문적이 있는데 좋아하는 리스트의 음악이 탄생한 곳을 보게되어 즐거웠어요. 아름다운 헐가리에서의 멋진 추억이 떠올라 행복해요.
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Liszt truly represented the epitome of Romantic Music ...
I agree with you
You can say that again!
But what you say about Chopin? He is the king of Romantism.
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@@susana8929 Chopin didn't live long enough, as he died in 1849. Liszt lived until 1886, so his musical repertoire neatly spans from the very beginning of the Romantic era, when influence from the First Viennese School and Beethoven and Schubert were still very strongly present, to the end of it, seen in the advanced unconventional harmony used in some of his late work which almost reminds me of Bartók at times (i.e. the two Csárdás, Nuages Gris, Valse Oubliée, and Bagatelle sans tonalité). Not only that, he also had a strong influence on the French Impressionists which can be heard in the Anées de pèlerinage, especially Volume 3, Les Jeux d'Eaux à la Villa d'Este. Fun fact- he lived long enough to meet Debussy!
Another reason is that Chopin pretty much never composed for the orchestra. His piano concerti are fine, but he never composed any larger-scale works like symphonies or operas. Liszt wrote thirteen symphonic poems and actually invented that whole genre, as well as two other symphonies (the Dante and the Faust; which I associate with the symphonic poems anyway) and various miscellaneous orchestral pieces. He even wrote one and a half operas (I say half because the second, which he began writing as an adult, was never finished), "Don Sanche" and "Sardanapalo".
So, as much as I love Chopin (and Liszt also praised his work throughout his life), I think Liszt deserves that title more. I do wonder how things may have turned out different if Chopin had lived as long as his contemporary, though.
I feel like understand more why Liszt and Chopin were such great friends... the way they composed resembled so much like each-other
lol chopin disliked liszt
@@MatthieuArmengau I would say that would be quite unlikely. They may be rivals due their extreme sets of skills, but they actually dedicated pieces of music to eachother! take Chopin’s first etudes for example, they were dedicated to "á son ami Franz Liszt”
-It was the first etude from Op. 10
@@musicwizardtom he wrote his hardest pieces for liszt because he was annoyed with him though
@@MatthieuArmengau what annoyed him probably be the fact that Liszt sight read it no problem. No surprise there considering Liszt could sight read the hardest pieces of sheet music in his childhood
Très agréable compilation d'un Liszt flamboyant qui sait aussi être tendre, intime. Merci.
I cant stress just how great this compilation is.
Thank you for the upload; its greatly appreciated.
Today is Easter Sunday and radios are full of ⚽️. Better to listen Lisz . It goes direct to the soul
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Sorprendente. el pianista. Viceńzio 🎶🎶🎶🎹😃 ❤️🩹 lá #3. mi favorita 🎶🎶🎶Mexico
A stupendous wave laden with paradoxes from which obscurantism and the irrational escape, hypnotic factors defying vulnerable souls in search of the infinity. This musical architecture is a translucid and short tunnel that leads to light
_como necesita el mundo escuchar estos silencios que jamás pasan de moda. Yo no soy digno, pero más, el interpretarlos._
I get ecstatic listening to the "player" as I call him. And live recitals take me to such sensations!
Vincenzo Maltempo :)
I love this pianist, he is so good. I am very relax when I listen this music
His wife, Christmas was enormously important. Christmas Liszt.
Damn, Liszt fine af!
The best composer in world❤to my mine...i love him so much⭐
I love you 2
Pienso lo mismo aunque hablemos idiomas distintos.
LISZT, AGREED.
Thanks man
Franz, I think you have an impostor. Or at least one of you does...
i want the victor borge virsion for "Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 2 in C-Sharp Minor"
Les Rapsodies hongroises de Liszt et essentiellement le chef d’œuvre la seconde la plus connue car la plus mélodique et rythmée,sont à une place de faveur dans le panthéon pianistique du maître hongrois.
endormifiant
Beautiful I am new to Liszt and classical in general but I love it ❤finally some space to think and listen at the same time ❤❤
You are very pianists player could ever have love this music
I am the bone of my piano,
Ivory is my body and notes is my blood,
Unknown to death,
Nor known to life.
Have withstood the pain to create many pieces,
Yet those hands will never play anything.
So, as I pray-
Great Piano Works.
Heaven on earth! THANK YOU!
Gracias por esta maravillosa colección. Uno de los grandes representantes del Romanticismo.
Grandioso don lizst ,siempre he escuchado mas a chopin a quien presento en sociedad el mismo lizst, pero ambos son geniales ,❤❤ saludoa desde buenos aires
19:17 Good study music. Not too complex, very enjoyable, and gives you that little endorphine boost that you need.
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Yes. Excellent noises.
@@antoncortespianistaflamenco Stop self-promoting.
Balsámico en estos días de reclusión forzada en nuestras casas. Gracias.
so healing
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Fue increíble como este grande artista juntos a muchos más nos dejaron estas obras maestras de la música clásica para toda la vida, después de siglos no hay nadie que componga algo similar a lo que componían ellos. Simplemente gracias🇦🇷
@joelhacker4729 -- Fantastico......BRAVO desde Acapulco!
It is hard not to picture Tom the cat playing at 13:02, disturbing Jerry's sleep.
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Et hop: Franz Liszt.
Encore un magnifique compositeur.
🌷🌺🌹🌸💐
pascot papou oui et hélas si difficile à interpréter
♥♥
One is only born to play like this. No amount of practice will enable the non-gifted to reach such heights.
The desire, the wish, the effort and all the investment in the World, will never let the uninitiated into this sphere of Divine participation.
... all we can do is wonder.
@johnny fox nice
@johnny fox Exactly; I can never understand what lead someone to think in such a demeaning way. "No amount of practice will enable the non-gifted to reach such heights" he says, but I want to hear an example of any musician who made success through his "gift" as opposed to will and technique. I’m pretty sure Liszt didn’t sat on his ass the whole day instead of learning his way to the top just because some “superior being” though that he was worth of such greatness; super powers doesn’t exist, mate.
Graciás Vicenzo 🎶🎶🎶🎶❤️🩹 gran pianista 😅.Mexico.
invocation of the Muse by a Genius. BRILLIANT tHANKS
This splendor of words can not attach it
This performance is beyond description ， immeasurable , unfathomable and full of admiration , acclaim and deep emotion
I'm just intoxicated with this fabulous performance in Japan
From
Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
I think your intoxication is great!
@@ELACAnatomyHelp
Thankyou so mu to your wonderful comment
I hope you are well
From
A corner of Tokyo where cherry blossoms have fallen and young leaves are fragrant, and Ìs full of the joys and the sorrows of this world
Please spend time for spirit
He's like one of my faves
Thank you
👍🌎🏆🎯💝🍾🥂🌞🎊🔮. "Thanks." Take Care to ALL. Robert Kraft 33.3×3
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Frans était un génie,
À grace de lui le piano devenait un être vivant et prenait de son âme les secrets de la douceur et de la beauté ...
Franz est un choix merveilleux
Grand merci
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@@antoncortespianistaflamenco Please stop.
O musico mais tecnico de piano de todos os tempos nao nasceu um igual a liszt
Estilo diferente, pausado, con gran entusiasmo en sus notas, que te motivan a interiorizar tu espíritu y alma, para fortalecer tu cuerpo
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@@antoncortespianistaflamenco Stop self-promoting.
2nd Hungarian-----Can't help but see poor Tom trying to play this piece at a concert, only to be upended by Jerry! Great music/Great cartoon.
ХАРОШ
Music for a rainy Saturday afternoon to spend quality indoor time with your partner.
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Very good 100 score
역시 화려해 리스트
피아노를 얼마나 자유자재로 향유하며 연주했을까 🤓
why is Hungarian rhapsody 15 so underrated like it’s an amazing piece
It's actually not that underrated, as far as Liszt's works go.
@@amerrylittlemonarch Indeed.
They're all amazing
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@@antoncortespianistaflamenco Stop self-promoting.
Really beautiful...
After my second attempt at playing Liszt for a school recital I left the stage, still mentally wincing, to polite applause. I knew I would never be up to his demands, so never again attempted any more Liszt. The young sure have a lot to learn. This collection was an eye-opener, amazing and so brilliantly performed. Thank you very much indeed, BC.
diminished minor is certainly appreciated~
La quatorzième splendide en timbres et rythmes a servie à une version pour piano et orchestre parfois donnée en concert avec un effet certain et des ovations pour l’interprète !
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Oh WoW! This does the trick. Playing LOUD, on repeat, jumping up and down, round and round. Sorry neighbors. :D
F. LISZT, ESTE UN MARE COMPOZITOR ȘI INTERPRET, MUZICA SA E SOBRA ȘI REZONEZ CU VIBRAȚIA PIANULUI. ÎMI PLACE FOARTE MULT, O ASCULT CU MULTĂ PLĂCERE!
Gracias por compartir. Excelente versión. Buenos Aires, 22.07.2021.
De acuerdo! Gran saludos desde Buenos Aires, 10.02.2022
BEAUTIFUL MUSIC.
The best music of all!! Thanks! 🎶
Amazing
19:58 liszt da deepweb
perfeito!
GÉNIAL
MERCI BEAUCOUP
Bonne soirée
Mercy backup
Que lindo viva la musica viva Monsieur Liszt
Звучит шедевр! Браво!
Слушаешь и тебя охватывают т
такие чувства :восторг,восхищение,радость,счастье
.И композитор и исполнитель великие мастера!Перед их мастерством Склоняю голову.
Мне очень понравился
предыдущий комментарий. Но здесь
шутить нельзя. Сло
Formidable une redécouverte...
Le piano et le pianiste.sont au top. c'est orecis, inspiré,sensible..... j'achète !!!!
Bu piano sonatlarına bayılıyorum.Ve gerçektendeüzok dinlediğimî farlediyorum bu piano sololarını dinlerken
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@@antoncortespianistaflamenco Stop self-promoting... please. It's not going to help your channel.
amazing technique!! @1:06 Hungarian Rhapsody #9 much admiration to all your hard work! thanks so much for the example-very rare!
hat mir sehr gut gefallen List ist zu Beethoven doch sehr anders aber zwei Stunden sind schon vergangen, toll, ich werden bis Ende hören.
Uno de los más grandes compositores!
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Many thanks for excellent recordings performed by the genius pianist!🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
some very light playing here (HR 2), most welcome, not like most --- wonderful
3:17:56
Great clasic music!!
Fantastic !!!...
That 2nd Hungarian Rhapsody's cadenza, tho! Not like Hamelin's, but still pretty grand!
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@@ludovicsatmari9810 Szatma’ri?
@@stogies3 , originaly yes
“originally”? Are you a rumanised hungarian?
Muchass gracias por compartir..estoy descubriendo y disfrutando esta bella musica...
1:12:31 wow, just wow!
Sorprendente!!