Cziffra - Liszt - Jeux D'eau À La Villa D'este

Cziffra - Liszt - Jeux D'eau À La Villa D'este

[@piano345]

Very true! Cziffra was a poet of the piano as well as an astonishing virtuoso.

[@alainspiteri502]

no Cziffra is not the poet of piano j think about Alfred Cortot Samson Francois and in Listz France Clidat more lyrical than Cziffra j don't agree with the word poet , Cziffra is viril in Listz j agree

[@Eristhenes]

I am just now realizing this. Of late, I have been listening to his recordings and have been astonished by the poetry!

[@kaleidoscopio5]

He was exhausted phisycally and emotionally, but he still played so magically....... Very touching.....

[@Cr4ntz]

ykrahs666 after his sons death he was devastated and only gave a few more recitals until completely disappearing from the concert stage.

[@Medtszkowski]

@@Cr4ntz oh my god that’s so sad 😢

[@MrClassicalMusic1]

One of the best classical pianist of all time.

[@moccagriselda]

He was a tremendously gifted improviser as well, for some time in his life when he was forced to make a living somehow, he worked in a bar and played jazz for the lucky ones, who were there..

[@alainspiteri502]

@@moccagriselda exactely as Samson François ( died at 44 Y old )

[@Inubiz]

His un sospiro from liszt is the still the best I've ever heard.

[@Whaijorhujishkomunyk]

For me, The best after Liszt

[@LaszloneDrVoros]

Tanboren trio

[@thomasbunner734]

So beautiful. I was watching the snow softly falling through the window while I listened to this.

[@maxscriptguru]

Those people who walked out in the video at 4:08 missed some of the greatest music and greatest playing ever

[@piano345]

The notes shimmer like star dust. This recital must have been towards the end of his life as he looks much older than I remember him. Beautiful nontheless.

[@frankromano9064]

A fabulous interpretation by the Master of one of the greatest programmatic works ever conceived.

[@anthonytay523]

Very poetic and touching !

[@dariocugia1938]

Impressionismo puro

[@serenus21]

Thanks so much for putting this up, it's really moving. Is he wiping away a tear at the end? When was this concert? Anyway thanks again, I saw this a long time ago and have wanted to see it again ever since.

[@CziffraTheThird]

Probably in the early 80's around the time his son died.

[@CziffraTheThird]

It looks as if he is shedding a tear after he finished playing!

[@jacket3999]

Throughout, his face and mouth trying to stifle the cry

[@josephlaredo5272]

Literally incredible! Thanks for posting.

[@MisterJSF]

Best pianist ever !! ❤❤❤

[@michelprezman51]

quelle poesie. Il est vraiment unique.

[@Eristhenes]

Oui, La belle poésie!

[@jookerface]

veery very nice!!!!!!!! He's my favourite piano player...

[@rudbeckie1]

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BRAVO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@davidk7529]

I really want to know what it takes to learn to play with such heartfelt honesty in front of other people. Does it require psychosis? I really want to know, because if that's what it takes, sign me up.

[@accordiontv1]

It requires the opposite of psychosis, truly psychotic people are so terrified of what others think about them that they will rarely show a genuine emotion

[@gyorgyolah7649]

Cziffra a LEGJOBB !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@cavalcantied9054]

Splendide!

[@4c00h]

3:40 im in heaven

[@julianmanjarres1998]

4c00h that part is very heavenly and mysterious indeed

[@heather2773]

So pearly ♡

[@michaeloleary1867]

beautiful

[@posamsaso]

"Flawless"

[@andreacosta74]

He was crying

[@cavalcantied9054]

Ca devrait être fin des années 80. Il était déjà bien malade et n'avait plus joué avec un orchestre après la mort de son fils. Mais la virtuosité était intacte.

[@alainspiteri502]

Many Stars are a died child : Michele Morgan Romy Schneider Madeleine Lafont . .

[@dwacheopus]

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[@CeylanFans]

@@dwacheopustrue

[@derwanderer4965]

wundervoll

[@fitetu1980]

Just unique!!!

[@Ray0X0]

Bella interpretación, una de las mejores, sin dudar. Pero la de Arrau es más sensible y me gusta más por eso.

[@JTSJTS]

BRAVO!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Qual a data desta gravação? Anos 1960?

[@Felix_Li_En]

Late 1980s I think.

[@Alias-Steff]

beautifull !

[@elenakun9318]

Недавно открыла для себя этого восхитительного , потрясающего пианиста и доброго человека

[@ms5145]

😌

[@shilloshillos]

@mvolkov11 This I didn't know. Very sad....

[@endimos6603]

yo thats finna woke

[@goodmanmusica]

che anno era?

[@Ivan_1791]

goodmanmusica 1994 I suppous...

[@OE1FEU]

Bechstein!

[@humbertomunoz9156]

El virtuosismo no dice lo q esta escrito quizo decir o sentir..listen to Arrau y veran la diferencia

[@DonCastiani]

@goodmanmusica secondo me è fine anni 50

[@alainspiteri502]

Cziffra don't like this Listz-piece he seems to play because it's a Listz-piece not a mastetpiece . Listz wrote 258 solos-pieces piano and 58 are played to day

[@esejsnake1503]

Why do you think so? He seemed quite invested in this.

[@alainspiteri502]

@@esejsnake1503 Ravel is not the cup of tea of Mr Cziffra : the first is a poet , the second is a gladiator IoI

[@kaleidoscopio5]

I see you complaining all time about Cziffra's playing. If you don't like him, there are other pianists to listen 🙄

[@frankromano9064]

It is LISZT moron.

[@frankromano9064]

@@alainspiteri502 Really? I would suggest you listen to Cziffra playing Ravel, but that would be a waste of time since your bias is so acute. This Liszt work is a revolutionary and influential MASTERPIECE.