7:38

0:58

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11:03

11:03

Wow. This is a one of a kind creative interpretation demonstrating his extremely high level of mastery. What year is this ?

Thx for upload

if your name is harper, you can play this well (no pun intended)

Brilliant.

thank you for posting Gottschalk works over the years. Sorry for the loss of your pup. Dogs really have a special place in our hearts.

Aha çalmağa əsər tapıldı! :D♡

RIP Aela

かっこいい

Спасибо большое -большое 🎉🎉🎉

yes guys its too fast but from my experience these type of bach pieces are more fun to play faster ( if you're the person playing )

Hey, at least it's not AI

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A wonderful performance. Thank you 💐

What happened at 1:44 Liszt!? You transcribed the symphony so well up until then! It would have been so easy to do the simply dotted rythm octaves as they.... simle enough that if I even play this, I'll just rewrite the parts I don't like :P

I recomended this to my one and only, love. ❤1A song❤ ;)

Why does Liszt add two extra bars compared to the original around 3:30? Here Katsaris plays the right version like the original.

Some like chocolate, some like vanilla....I like Tausig's version , period ...end of conversation ~

This etude is amazing, I would say this piece is inspired by 0:00 Henselt etude op 2 no 1 0:58 Scriabin op 42 no 5 (the middle part) 1:17 Maybe "Un Sospiro" by F. Liszt.

This is the only classical score that I know of that actually looks like the scores that MIDI software tries to make from real-time piano playing. With all those tied notes and everything

is this possible for one person to play?

a bit too dry for my taste

2:55-3:30 - 6 Variations

Taken from "Annie's Solo Mission"

Greatest Living Pianist that's so Under- rated! A Total Virtuoso in the Old Tradition, unlike the typical cookie cutter competition-assemblyline types.

thanks I hate it

Hi, the music is really good Where can I buy this version of the score?🙏

2:26 When Rocket transforms himself into a train (an even better replacement for Mr. Penguin's classic train)

2:26 When all the excited penguins leap from the waters of Punta Tombo and approach the birthday party to join Mr. Penguin and his best friend

1:16 When the Little Einsteins are helping Mr. Penguin deliver the ice cream to his best friend's birthday party

However, it was not long before something unexpectedly most unfortunate happens. Out of nowhere, Mr. Penguin’s precious ice cream train falls apart and breaks down! Mr. Penguin was heartbroken. With his ice cream train now busted and out of commission, how is he ever going to fulfill his best friend’s birthday wish at his birthday party at the Punta Tombo Beach in Argentina? However, there was still hope. Luckily for Mr. Penguin, Rocket transforms himself into a train, because Rocket knew that he could make a great replacement for Mr. Penguin’s ice cream train! So without a minute to spare, our four brave young heroes; Leo, Annie, Quincy, and June, and their trustworthy new friend, Mr. Penguin, set off to ride the tracks over the Andes Mountains of Patagonia to deliver the ice cream to the birthday party at the Punta Tombo Beach in Argentina before the unbearable tropical summer heat melts all of the ice cream!

1:53 When a giant boulder rolls down a high mountain and blocks out the train tracks

I love this version, thanks for sharing.

Love it. One of Gottschalk's delightfully old-fashioned musical mint juleps.

This is ragtime 30 years before Joplin

I think I count three melodies at once

The "fire" of Beethoven is everywhere in the piece. Wonderful!

Great!!!

The Paris Conservatory also denied Cesar Franck's admission for not being born in France, either. It was policy they fell back on, often, not just with Gottschalk. Interestingly, his street cred in Paris seemed to go up for being the "exotic American", so his French publisher put "Gottschalk de la Louisiane" to play up on this notion. He's our first Elvis, an American born international superstar.

very art tatum ending

1:53 When the Andean summit affords a bird's-eye view of the penguin birthday party

Flim flam floo!

😲👍❤

Quelle merveille émouvante! Et Richter est une valeur sûre. On veut réécouter et réécouter...

Interesting in this context is that, which many do not know, Gottschalk in his early youth was one of Chopin's students.

4:59 When Mr. Penguin's train simply breaks down