The most beautiful melody is an amazing transformation of one of the harshest. A great example of Liszt's metamorphosis of themes. Once you realise, is one of the most wonderful examples of this in all music.
How great is this workkk 😭😭 Really enjoyed his performance as well, pretty passionate. Also really glad you’re revisiting stuff…there’s only so much one can take on first listen…familiarity is a core element of music and its effect on us…to remember a piece, a melody, a passage, wtvr, and then once again hear it become…it fulfills these works…they need/deserve that
Let's check Liszt's Dante Sonata played by Arcadi Volodos in Vienna. That is completely breathtaking when it goes to virtuosity and power and on the other hand the beauty in the sound is unbelievable
Bro, it’s fantastic to have witnessed your understanding and appreciation for the classical genre grow in real time. I’m curious as to whether you’ve ever revisited any of the pieces in your own time outside of recording these videos? Keep up the good work - always love to see these videos!
It’s just so very refreshing to see anyone find a passion for classical music.. Appreciating the height of musical endeavor and gorgeous melodies from Europe and Russia post Renaissance. There will never be another classical period in music and it’s vital folks like you keep it alive and pass that passion on to others who know not what they’re missing. You’re the only comprehensive critique and individual providing multiple reactions to this genre 😇🤗
I love that a piece as complex and dramatic as this has such a slow and open sounding (?) ending. People have always gotta cough at the worst times though..
The B-Minor Sonata is my favorite piece of music. Listening to it is like revisiting the most strange and beautiful dream I ever had. I'm so grateful that I live in an age where I can listening to countless different versions of this piece any time I want.
Oh god yes, actually kind of surprising he hasn't done any yet considering his love for Beet. I would probably recommend starting with one of the following: 8, 17, 21, 23 or 30, with 30 being my favourite of the bunch (although not my favourite Sonata in general, that'll forever be 32, though I wouldn't recommend that one as a first listen lol)
I would love you to react to Medtner's night wind sonata in interpretation of Hamelin, it's superb piece, inspired by this this Liszt's sonata a lot, but with medtneresque spirit!
@@Dylonely_9274 It maybe was because right before Gidi listened to one of Wagners great Overtures but I don't remembere which one. So the Liszt poem suffered from that. I think his Les Préludes is marvelous though.
The most beautiful melody is an amazing transformation of one of the harshest. A great example of Liszt's metamorphosis of themes. Once you realise, is one of the most wonderful examples of this in all music.
How great is this workkk 😭😭 Really enjoyed his performance as well, pretty passionate. Also really glad you’re revisiting stuff…there’s only so much one can take on first listen…familiarity is a core element of music and its effect on us…to remember a piece, a melody, a passage, wtvr, and then once again hear it become…it fulfills these works…they need/deserve that
Let's check Liszt's Dante Sonata played by Arcadi Volodos in Vienna. That is completely breathtaking when it goes to virtuosity and power and on the other hand the beauty in the sound is unbelievable
I absolutely love Seong-jin Cho. I watched countless Chopin Competitions and him and Bruce Liu are hands down my favorite pianist of today.
Liszt gang let's goooooooo!!
Bro, it’s fantastic to have witnessed your understanding and appreciation for the classical genre grow in real time. I’m curious as to whether you’ve ever revisited any of the pieces in your own time outside of recording these videos? Keep up the good work - always love to see these videos!
Masterpiece !
The greatest solo piano piece of all time.
It’s just so very refreshing to see anyone find a passion for classical music.. Appreciating the height of musical endeavor and gorgeous melodies from Europe and Russia post Renaissance.
There will never be another classical period in music and it’s vital folks like you keep it alive and pass that passion on to others who know not what they’re missing.
You’re the only comprehensive critique and individual providing multiple reactions to this genre 😇🤗
I love that a piece as complex and dramatic as this has such a slow and open sounding (?) ending.
People have always gotta cough at the worst times though..
Indeed. I wanted to strangle that person!
It wouldn't be classical music if a 98 year old grandma isn't coughing up a lung during the adagissimo passage
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The B-Minor Sonata is my favorite piece of music. Listening to it is like revisiting the most strange and beautiful dream I ever had. I'm so grateful that I live in an age where I can listening to countless different versions of this piece any time I want.
Thank you so much GIDI❤I requested!!
In the day, all the young lady Liszt groupies would have been close to fainting from the unleashing of such emotions and sound sensations.
Always rewarding to visit this piece gain.
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What happened to the clash royale king laugh
bruh, the coughs at the final chords made me so mad😭
When you are gonna react to rach 4 ? Awesome reaction as always
You should look at some of the Beethoven Sonatas as well.
Oh god yes, actually kind of surprising he hasn't done any yet considering his love for Beet. I would probably recommend starting with one of the following: 8, 17, 21, 23 or 30, with 30 being my favourite of the bunch (although not my favourite Sonata in general, that'll forever be 32, though I wouldn't recommend that one as a first listen lol)
@@orb3796 good choices, my favourite overall is 30.
@@orb3796 He did no. 8 first movement with Freddy Kempf playing, but the video was asynchronously and is not online anymore.
@@jessemoog5310 Mine too.
Die Klavierkonzerte von Liszt würden dir bestimmt gefallen!🙂
With Krystian Zimerman especially!
Richter/Kondrashin is also top notch
I would love you to react to Medtner's night wind sonata in interpretation of Hamelin, it's superb piece, inspired by this this Liszt's sonata a lot, but with medtneresque spirit!
I highly recommend Dante Sonata by Liszt
Omg yes, the middle section is pure beauty and then it goes back to hell like the intro 😅
Have you heard Liszt Les Préludes (le prelude)? Symphonic poem similar majestic themes.
Yes but he didn't like it, except for the ending. Video is not online anymore.
@@FirstGentleman1Did he really say that ?
@@Dylonely_9274 It maybe was because right before Gidi listened to one of Wagners great Overtures but I don't remembere which one. So the Liszt poem suffered from that. I think his Les Préludes is marvelous though.
@@FirstGentleman1do you know Wagner said that Liszt orchestration inspired him for his music ?
@@Dylonely_9274 I didn't but it is totally possible.
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I recommend Yundi's interpretation, to me its shows youthful liszt.