I agree with you!

+ziv auri How do you know he has to come down and not climb up?

+MikeLeeTorresMD Ha Ha XD Well, he Did have two sides... Must ask Mephisto....

+ziv auri lol was that a blue exorcist reference?? 😂😂

rodge smh ... no. he has a piece called mephisto waltz.

Four pieces, in fact..

XD

😄 But what happened with the millions of mites that surround her and that piano...? They... were ruthlessly scared and harmed forever indeed

*coughs nervously* well...

The keys weren't, but the strings were.

Well that’s a lie

😂😂😂

Lol

That part isn't as hard as it seems; the hands individually don't have to play that fast for it to sound quick. Impressive nevertheless

@@stitchyduck :: You may have a point - but still!!! wow!

That’s what Liszt would do

@@cariekozlov6623 You know something 😁

@@stitchyduck agree

liceous it’s practice

@@fildzafinn4112 XD lmao true no but yeah liceous is right she has an extraordinary amount of talent

Check out hough's recording. I think it is better in interpretation, cleanness and accuracy

Around 12:30 in this recording, hough has put some parts of his own and somehow almost every other recording sounds empty without those improvisations.

Lmaoooo

Ouch 😂😂😂😂

😂😂😂😂😂

Ascended Tchaikovsky

Agree. I've seen a lot of same piece but none brings emotions and joy like Tiffany 🥰

@@dalcassian8351 who

@@Kaos__ rubinstein Marc Andre hamelin hough volodos etc etc Kissin is best imo for this

@@dalcassian8351 So you put Tiffany up there with some legends.

@@dalcassian8351 Very fair comment. How to appraise Tiffany confuses me, she has found a very different path to prominence. I sometimes wonder whether some of her performances would be frowned upon in a competition. I feel that I have to resort to my own (amateur) judgement; when I do that, I conclude that she is astonishingly good.

IVE LISTENED TO A FEW AND NONE BEAT TIFFANY IN MY OPINION.

i’m so sorry for your loss! God bless you❤️❤️🙏🏻

Yes I agree! Had that part stuck in my head all day!!

+uuuuubetcha Totally agreed with that !

Agree agreeee!!!!

There is no 'best' part. It's the musical theory of relativity. Without the lows, no highs, and vice versa. That's what makes music work.

+donal heffernan best comment

Mark harrison I think he did in certain parts. Ella toca con mucha pasión!

Agreed. One of the more memorable tunes however

I'm Spanish and yes, he did

What is "Spanish music"? :) Liszt used a dance melody from Aragon (Jota Aragonesa) and an old Spanish ceremonial tune (La Folia) as the basis for much of the piece. He heard this music performed by Spanish musicians in Spain in the 1840s. His inspiration was pretty authentic I would say. He had listened to local musicians in Castilia and Northern Spain - sadly he never made it to Andalusia, I can't even imagine what kind of works would have been sparked by Liszt's encounter with flamenco... The Spanish Rhapsody was written in 1863 - this was a time before the "habanera" was introduced from Cuba to Spain, a lot of what would be deemed stereotypical Spanish music in our day hadn't yet become Spanish at that point.

@@rosaline953 También lo soy y pienso lo mismo.

liszt really isnt just razzle dazzle, i used to think the same before i started to play his music, really some really complex and beautiful harmonies hide behind those fast arpeggios. Also that is a feat in itself, being able to make one piano sound like 3

Redheadedmusician He’s talking about how many pianists may seem to play Liszt. Not about his music itself.

Liszt is one of the most brilliant romantic composers ever.

i understand what you mean, but that’s just his rhapsodies. listen to consolations, concertos, etc

@@ethanbeatsachmoody8177 Yeah that's a good point. A lot of Liszt's pieces may be established upon the "razzle dazzle" that many musicians seem to focus on, yet there are, at the same time, many beautiful, non-"razzle dazzle" pieces that soothe and console. (pun intended haha!)

She is magnificent and charming resonance makes me so astonishingly awesome. Thanks for giving me such an adorable and exquisite resonance to me and my husband. .

Right. I should have seen it before

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extreme😎😎

10:49 is also an "epic" moment

its the best version on yt no doubt

liceous 2:30 to 2:47 too omg

Balog Szilárd Have you ever listened to Hough's version?

Hough's version has so much rubato it's appalling. He ruined what could have been an awesome rendition.

@@user-pf3ku5ph2p yes I have

Yes. This is the best performance of this piece so far...

@@danielperanginangin5981 I think Lasar Berman is the best...

On dirait qu'elle à envie de **S'envoler** Qu'elle **Grâce**& qu'elle **Beauté**

Ur speling iz a cat - astrophe!!!

Yuja WHO?!

I saw her practice video on it, and I just came to watch to see how she did on that section. Thanks!

I can’t even play it half that fast lol.

True

@@LisztAddict Agreed