Thats very difficult transcription. You can compare it to another transcriptions by Cziffra ( hungarian dance no5 for example). You need great octave and passage technique to even play this and much more to play this good. Also voicing can be difficult for some people, but in my opinion you will achieve this voicing automaticly. In terms of Henle level I will give 11 out of 9 to this piece. Cziffra was a technical monster and you can see it in his transcriptions and crazy cadenzas of another pieces. Listen to Cziffra's own recording of that piece and you will see what I mean. Sorry for my english and greetings from Poland!

@@jakubbanas4647 I've actually just begun to learn to play this, and, frankly, I disagree. It's certainly hard, that's for sure, but some of his other transcriptions (like Hungarian dance no. 5) seem way more difficult. I would now probably estimate somewhere around a henle 8 for the publicly available transcription

@@Coby-K . I also started to reading thia piece, and now I can agree with you. HD5 is also not that difficult (i learned it few days ago). The really difficult transcriptions are that of Korsakov's filght of the bumblebee or from another pianist the transcription of turkish march done by Volodos. Henele 8 is in my opinion god level for HD5 in my opinion that piece is even 7 or 7.5(something like that). But in my opinion this Valse is really beautiful and amazing to play, because you can actually fell a little bit like Cziffra himself :). Hope you will play it beautiflully and not only with technique but also with such a passion because music itself is such a miracle

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@@tomekkobialka Would it be possible to have them up again? The only recording of Mahler 2 I really like is Bernstein’s, and I love reading the score alongside.

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