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HOW ARE YOU SUPOSSED TO PLAY THE LAST OCTAVES WHAT

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It's in the wrong order 😢😢😢

Merci beaucoup.

Merci for posting this.

들으면서 숙제를 하고 있었는데 어느순간 숙제하는건 까먹고 음악 감상만 하게 되네

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Listening to Liszt's piano arrangements of Beethoven's symphonies, it's like listening to Liszt's etudes.

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3:08 i heard "Polnisch" a little...

37:36 огонь🔥🔥🔥🔥 fire

I am aways surprised with this composer.

The 4:55 section of the Finale is worth more than all pop music written after 1980.

Yooo u still composing? Nice work, im right now also starting on a concerto. Working on an adagietto rn,

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Merci.

Beethoven/Liszt has helped me fall in love with the piano...even more than I had before. And this has exposed me to a whole new world of truly gifted pianists. Merci, Bravo.

I just listened to the 2 piano and timpani version yesterday. Junyan Chen, Kevin Suherman, Ethan Skuodas produced an amazing performance. And there was a comment about Katsaris. Does anyone mind if I say that this was an amazing perfomance?

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Ha visto las manos de Trifonov tocando Chasse neige n°12 de estudios transcendentes? Danzarines de ballet

The final movement truly touches my heart, it feels like the resolution. I think Im calling this my new comfort piece.

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اجرای عالی

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A technical marvel! How does he make the drum-like pattering thirds and chordal repetitions in the last movement .... while remaining relaxed in his wrist ... ? Can't believe it !!!! 😵‍💫😯🧐

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List viewed music as a religious experience and testament to God's Glory. No doubt that he was channeling Devine Thought in his sublime art.

I love the second movement of this piece. One of the best works by Beethoven! I use to listen to that movement almost 10 or 15 times when I can.

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Advertising is more and more stupid. Lies and lies and lies. And You Tube is part of it. What a shame.

Advertising is more and more stupid. Lies and lies and lies. And You Tube is part of it. What a shame

Thank you so m🤩😍👍uch for your great work and efforts to documentate the furious work of pianistic enius Cyprien Katsaris and his herculaneous challenge of Beethoven / Liszt !

Beautiful!

Out of Liszts something like 1400 individual piano transcripts he said this was the hardest one, and even after writing and then rewriting it he was never really happy with it. As I understand he finished 1-8 in less time than it took to complete 9. For someone as good as Liszt that says a LOT

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Who knew the easiest piece could also be the hardest

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