Finale of Piano Sonata No.3 in B minor (Op.58), S.479b - Franz Liszt/Frédéric Chopin

[@Liszthesis]

probably the closest we've been to be Chopinist xD also if you Chopinists are still confused, Liszt's contribution is 3:25 to 4:11

[@TheJedo]

I hadn't listened to this piece in quite a while, so I was wondering when the Liszt bit was, and then 3:25 came and I knew!

[@AntorasStudio]

Am I crazy or does the left hand play quintuplets at 3:25?

[@Liszthesis]

yup it does lol, check the description

[@schewts]

Chopiniszt

[@sikroboskop3121]

this is beyond rare at this point

[@yagiz885]

alkım koşş

[@Liszthesis]

atlantis's level of obscurity

[@shazzaha6748]

4:18 I love that ending oh my goshh - has to be one of my favorite codas honestly!

[@Liszthesis]

chopin was going real insane there xd

[@shazzaha6748]

For realll

[@19thCenturyGuy]

I never knew Liszt did this. Thank you!

[@Liszthesis]

indeed, quite a surprise even for us when we discovered this little contribution by Liszt xD

[@ralphiesal]

i actually dig 3:44 and i think that’s what chopin should’ve done for this sonata haha. however I dont like the texture starting from 3:25 to 3:43 as i find that texture super clunky and i find that the sextuplets with that single tenor line more tumultuous and dramatic for some odd reason. really love the idea at 3:44 though. I like, really hope someone plays it like that!

[@norman783]

I love the intensity becomes harder every 3 stages. the 4th stage(ending, C#) is the cherry on top

[@remuspierre7573]

Beautiful Song Sounds good on the piano

[@Category_Note]

Would be nice if there was an 8d version of this!

[@kaiewa]

I love this piece

[@PencilMate_Schize_b]

Quintuplets madness and totally ridiculous left hand leaps, liszt was going real wild there lol

[@Liszthesis]

but it fits so nicely lel, and arguably somewhat more pianistic than Chopin's writing here

[@GUILLOM]

​@@LiszthesisI wouldn't call those quintuplets with super uncomfortable repeated notes pianistic :P

[@preutbao833]

​@@GUILLOMno u

[@norman783]

Liszt Ferenc really knows how to make Pianist head bang

[@jmister28]

Why is it better 😭😭

[@AntorasStudio]

Can you do the solo arrangement of Totentanz at some point?

[@Liszthesis]

maybe but not too soon :/

[@FraktaleFatalitaet]

Very interesting. Is there sheet music available anywhere?

[@Liszthesis]

as far as we know the Muse Press company have published an edition from the same movement including Liszt's variant (which you can find in here: muse-press.com/en/product/mp09201/ ), also the American Liszt Society have published their own edition through one of their journals

[@FraktaleFatalitaet]

@@LiszthesisThank you!

[@fazliddinerkaboyev6568]

We - members of Liszthesis, are going to rebel because of Chopin's piece! 😅😂😂

[@Liszthesis]

actually Liszt still had a say in this piece so not enough a reason to rebel 😂🤣

[@fazliddinerkaboyev6568]

​@@LiszthesisWow, I haven't read the title "Chopin/Liszt Sonata №3". 🤥🥲

[@AbdulazizHamrayev-w3p]

Aren't you happy }}

[@Kyujar.png49]

I searched this opus in the wikipedia catalogue and found nothing, where was this published?

[@Liszthesis]

the catalogue on Wikipedia is pretty unreliable coz so many Liszt's previously unknown works have been catalogued since... also this was, afaik, only published recently by Muse Press: muse-press.com/en/product/mp09201/

[@PencilMate_Schize_b]

​@@Liszthesis also published by the American Liszt Society Journal lel

[@blacksky492]

Is this why chopin was mad

[@Liszthesis]

Chopin was allegedly mad about Liszt's extemporaneous embellishments for one of his Nocturnes, not this piece. Also I don't think Chopin would have been mad about this faithful and more pianistic (if not necessarily better!) retranscription.

[@loneguy-alex]

Can you do Liszt sonata in B minor?

[@Liszthesis]

there are already several great videos over this piece so I think it is not quite necessary to dedicate one video about it

[@jannis11]

noIce

[@cnqrrules]

where can i find the sheet music?

[@Liszthesis]

well it can be found on this edition so sadly you have to buy it tho: muse-press.com/en/product/mp09201/

[@cnqrrules]

@@Liszthesis is that site legit lol, just to make sure i dont get scammed

[@Liszthesis]

@@cnqrrules we're not that mean to post scam links smh but if you're looking for a digital score then perhaps I could try to share it through your E-mail so you shall try contact us ([e-mail]), you cannot post your E-mail source in here cuz as you may probably know the comments filter are deleting a couple of messages that have E-mail sources or any other contacting source

[@cnqrrules]

@@Liszthesisalright thank you ❤

[@きや-m4x]

where is score? sorry... I'm japanese.I don't speak and write...

[@pianist_detentive]

lol, I actually don't know what is the difference of the Chopin's original piece and the Liszt's arrangement

[@Liszthesis]

what do you expect lul Chopin would have been very displeased were Liszt to further embellish this piece with his typical treatment (for the operatic fantasies for example)