F. Liszt. Totentanz (solo piano) Dina Ivanova

[@francoaste3530]

Assistito l'anno scorso a un suo concerto a Bolzano. Formidabile. Standing ovation finale di tutto il pubblico.

[@donsevers]

So rare to hear Liszt with this kind of understanding and poetry. Singular.

[@Georgeknn]

Legend!

[@kemalyildir3900]

👏you are simply amazing. I have no more words

[@lorrellholtz-oxley3039]

I remember you playing this at the Lizst competition, which I saw broadcast on Stingray Classica. That was my first experience hearing you, and I was so impressed.

[@IKEMENOsakaman]

When you do a recital, I will definitely buy tickets and go listen. Wherever you are.

[@alexandriajanosik899]

Dies Irae is such a tragically beautiful bit of music placed into pieces and it’s just… immense in Totentanz. Wonderful emotion

[@lirich0]

The ending was insanely well done

[@culturehorse]

...Dina Supernova 🌠

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

Slight correction: The piano solo arrangement has its own Sears Number. It's not 126 like the original Piano and Orchestra version. It's S. 525.

[@hipocoristico15]

Es maravillosa.

[@赵晗-v7c]

bravo

[@paolofranceschi6874]

Bravissima ❤

[@Cardstacker]

Captivating is the word that comes to mind, after listening to Lisitsa's version hundreds of times - which for me is the gold standard, it was great to hear how some softer playing in numerous locations actually makes the music more compelling. I will have to watch more of your performances.

[@MusicalEssence]

lol love the facial expressions. Great playing! :D

[@aktak32]

Absolutely amazing!!! I'd really love to play this piece sometime.

[@dacovaz]

Bravo dear colleague!

[@selcuksofular]

[@robertmwelsh9840]

What a true new sensational pianist in the community! Such tremendous talent. I like the dynamic shading you applied in various moments where it added more dimension. You need to record this in a studio to do your playing justice. Some of your playing decisions I actually like better than Valentina’s version. Keep going! The world needs you.

[@fernandodemiguelez6345]

Dina! You're amazing! You definitely have a new fan from México here. Wow!

[@OrKestrAlan]

woowww amazing performance you played great, subscribed, thanks for share your talent, best regards

[@gradimircvetkovic3521]

Perfect!!!

[@Misteribel]

Hey you've got more upvotes (7.2k) than views (5.6k). You definitely deserve all the upvotes, really love your performance!! (Edit: huh? Viewer count and upvotes drastically changed? Weird)

[@cjgilmore283]

She's a weapon.

[@classicallpvault8251]

I prefer the version with orchestra but this is a stellar performance!

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

Personally I prefer the piano solo version. Maybe because it is the one I heard first, played by Arnaldo Cohen. The version with orchestra has naturally more colours, the solo piano version has clearer textures.

[@Prince_Myshkin]

holy fuck! better put those hands on ice, goddamn!

[@hartwigheine]

Hervorragend!

[@Pianodoc97]

Could you indicate where to find this version?? I only find the other one which I am learning, I think this one could be a little less difficult(only the after coda part)

[@maxkumaxku]

Чудесно.

[@leviryu4327]

KZbin algorhythm brought your amazing concert concert here in Korea please upload more!

[@Silvren]

Stellar performance. Do you know the model of the Steinway, btw?

[@calledjulian]

Nice

[@danielataubert4953]

WOW

[@martinschulze5399]

👏

[@SoftHearing]

beautiful performance!

[@huseyincigdem9427]

hi , i noticed you are playing octaves with only your fifth finger same as me but most of the pianist plays black key ocatves with 1-4 fingering and suggest it (including my teacher). but i can't comfortably use my fourth finger on black keys , So what you think about this ? I will appreciate it if you answer because this is realy annoys me.

[@ezdunker3p]

Ну пойдет

[@davidbelen2784]

Hello, I'm starting to compose music, would you play one of mine?

[@liebranca]

Entrancing.

[@peterbhattacharya5112]

The performance starts really well, but goes downhill. It is difficult to build an architecture, or a real arc, in a series of variations like this, but it can be done. Don't lose momentum, and step back and look at the overall picture. I didn't have the score with me while listening so can't remember at which point you lost the forward progression, but you'll know. Good, though, don't lose heart.

[@thebeltingbalaclava4798]

Did you sell your soul to the devil?

[@ROG_Phone_5s]

繼續亂彈，87