I like this underground music reminds me on kankan and summrs

أول عربي هنا من عشاق نيتشه❤

心に沁みる演奏。ブラボー!

A well known TV-presentor recommended this in a book. Well, I found it on YT and, wow, I was hooked on this wonderful,, heart-achingly beautiful Adagio!

Trop de vibrato et d'emphase malgré une vélocité parfaite.

This is the closest I've ever seen to perfection

Wunderbare Aufführung. Zu schade, dass sie bei dieser (relativ kurzen) Länge immer wieder durch Werbung unterbrochen wird

this edges me greatly. Liszt is the god of augmented chord and textures

Во второй части заметно влияние Вагнера .

An advertising clip in a music video? Pervert.

Cello: it's ok, it's Mozart :-)

Merci à Bruno Dumont de m'avoir fait découvrir Lekeu. Tous ces artistes morts si jeunes nous empêchent de concevoir la mortalité de l'âme. J'ai l'oreille wagnérienne mais j'entends aussi autre chose...quel dommage que Barberine n'ai pas abouti dans sa totalité.

damn didn't know gnorps can pull this one off

I wonder if this is rondo or sonata form

Marschner ist leider nur mit einigen Proben zu hören. Hier das Frühchen (?) op.4 komplett kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qamjYLChmpqZhYE.html

Phenomenal playing! I am proud to be her student!

Didn't know this song existed, used a bit of it in my own song on accident, and its copyrighted 😨 No effect tho so its ok I guess

Lo studio nr 11 ha certamente ispirato Brahms nel comporre il terzo movimento della sua terza sinfonia !

2:06

Fa temps vaig veure un acte litúrgic de Pascua ortodoxa russa i les melodies eren calcades a Rimski-Korsakov.

me recuerda a alguna música del cine de oro mexicano. a ustedes no ?

Meraviglioso!

No limits. Grandiose.

멀리서 들려오는 알 수 없는 소리 7:36 동기a : 교수대나 그것에 매달린 이 5도가 중첩된 9도 화음이 병 진행되며, 비어있는 5도 음향으로 스산한 느낌 줌 7:48 동기 b : 단선율 귀뚜라미의 울음소리 좁은 음역과 반음 관계의 음정 벌레소리

Für mich eine Offenbarung

absolutely underrated piece

Wonderful theme, with sparkling orchestration

Oh this is very very interesting... Onwards and onwards, a virtuoso yet with sprinkles of musicality hear and there, very very interesting. Also different from literally everyone, not dazzling-brilliant but nobly driven... ORZ

The spectacular momentum of Mozart's music is unparalleled.

I'm sadly missing my old stereo phonograph. When could lie on the floor and place the speakers on each side of me and be surrounded by this beautiful music. 😢

نتيشه المُذهل ، لطالما كان علامة فارقة في حياتي

Woher stammt die Aufnahme als CD nicht erhältlich

When I listen to this movement, I pray that it never ends. It speaks to my soul, cannot help it. So humane, so tender, so affectionate...

I played this on magic piano by smule app

I think it's unethical to use art without crediting Viktor Vasnetsov, Nicholas Roerich, Ferdinand Hodler, John Martin and the other creators. It's a matter of courtesy and respect and the minimum you can do in return for using their art for your purposes.

Franz Liszt and Claudio Arrau. Reverie and Spirituality and Contemplation lifting the listener to new heights. My 96-yr-old friend drifts off into a peaceful slumber..

Video game music

Forgive me please if i exaggerate. The middle Movement is Ponce original take on Barber Adagio. Now if someone would come along and make a wordless Acapella Choir version if it. That would be WOW!!!!!

When I feel down, I always listen to this.

Sad fact: This is Liszt's last original composition.

never have a telant like Mozart！

17:03 i love this part

is this a caprice or a concerto😂😂😂

This just kind of sounds like the arrangement for solo piano. Some part just got clearer because you have four hands instead of two. My opinion - most of the recordings for the solo piano is definitely much better than this. The part at 9:26 is so messy. Liszt writing the left hand (triple hand effect) melody to a higher octave makes it bad. And 10:10 is just non-sense now. The essence of the piece gone. The "Bel Canto" doesn't make sense and I can't feel the opera aura.

This is what you would hear while walking through The Garden of Eden or crossing the Elysian Fields.

Very interesting

You know what? I am learning this piece right now... this rhythm is so catchy!

Em11 in 1859. Franz owned a time machine, no doubt.

This piece is certainly not fun to play, all of Liszt pieces are incredibly demanding.

Gracias no sabia que toscanini interpretara a sibelius