Franz Liszt La Campanella

[@abhisheksathe123]

Niccolo Paganini : Prepare for the trouble Franz Liszt : And make it double

[@mabimabi212]

Fucker transcended comment sections

[@cococoffee2305]

100 fingers are better than 50 as well.

[@kh3rb]

*Niccolò.

[@gruggamer5186]

@@kh3rb lol

[@Franz_Liszt_Korean]

Lol

[@GXGUKINAV]

I can’t believe this song can be made with hands

[@cococoffee2305]

*and feet

[@Lix1_rh]

It's not a song.. it's a piece

[@Lix1_rh]

@Franz Liszt dear liszt, I really appreciate your work. Your works are masterpiece. Thank you for this beautiful pieces

[@Lix1_rh]

@Franz Liszt omg I'm so happy. Thank you so much

[@يوسفكيمنككورةقدم]

@Franz Liszt what's happen here

[@shuheihisagi7514]

Imagine being there when Liszt actually played this shit......he could probably go faster than any recording we have today

[@AkronymSynonym]

I don't think faster should be the appropriate word here. I didn't get any word to replace it with faster, but what I'm trying to say is that it's not about being fast, but to hit the right note! I think you have my point. Thanks.

[@starroving6464]

@@AkronymSynonym precise?

[@motherlandmars5999]

Allah did not forbid music. This is a complete fabrication. There is no such ruling in the Holy Qur'an. Music is a wonderful gift from Allah to people. Those who want to discredit Islam fabricate such lies in the name of the Prophet Muhammad. Allah no prohibió la música. Esta es una fabricación completa. No existe tal regla en el Sagrado Corán. La música es un regalo maravilloso de Allah para las personas. Aquellos que quieren desacreditar al Islam inventan tales mentiras en nombre del Profeta Muhammad. Аллах не запрещал музыку. Это полная выдумка. В Священном Коране такого постановления нет. Музыка - прекрасный дар от Аллах. Те, кто хочет дискредитировать ислам, используют имя Пророка Мухаммеда, чтобы сфабриковать такую ложь. Allah müziği yasaklamamıştır. Bu tamamen uydurmadır. Kutsal Kitabımız Kuranı-Kerim'de Allah'ın böyle bir emri yoktur. Müzik Yüce Allah'ın insanlara lütfettiği güzel bir nimettir. İslam'ı bilerekten gözden düşürmek isteyenler hz.Muhammed Peygamberin adını kullanarak böyle yalanlar uyduruyorlar. لم يمنع الله الموسيقى. هذا تلفيق كامل. لا يوجد مثل هذا الحكم في القرآن الكريم. الموسيقى هدية رائعة من الله للناس. أولئك الذين يريدون تشويه سمعة الإسلام يختلقون مثل هذه الأكاذيب باسم النبي محمد. 上帝并没有禁止音乐。 这是完全的捏造。 《古兰经》中没有这样的规定。 音乐是上帝赐予的美好礼物。 那些想诋毁伊斯兰教的人以先知穆罕默德的名义编造这样的谎言。

[@lorenende7661]

@@motherlandmars5999 you need to put it in French as well, it's incredible the things people will make up here just to sound interesting

[@LoveNotWar96]

@@motherlandmars5999That's so right thank you brother for making this clear. I am so sick of people slandering our religion, our way of life, and our brothers and sisters. And they almost every single time actually no nothing about it. It hurts. Because we bother nobody! Just because people get more fuel and fire in their hearts. More from negativity and seeing people fighting, than they do ftom seeing thd happiness and success of others.

[@asliceofcake7941]

So not only does he have THE skills, he also has THE looks?!

[@fielevatan]

i thought i was the only one that thinking about this HAHAHA

[@deloreswilson1798]

YES😎

[@jons_7402]

Liszt actually had about the same public appeal as modern day popstars

[@Voxaac]

A complete papi chulo

[@norah6587]

sadly died 2000 years ago 😔🙄

[@j.wesulmandkantskonundrum3273]

It's mind-boggling to realize that Liszt was already composing at a professional level as an 8- or 9-year-old kid, like Mozart and Chopin. He could probably compose a whole sonata on a whim just noodling around on a lunch break.

[@GabsARV]

True, but in my opinion, Mozart is still better when it comes to writing/making music on a whim or even playing in the present moment... and then making an entire four movement symphony over it.

[@trelanding]

That's when he composed this one....

[@jackisinforthewin]

he only composed 1 sonata and it took hims few years (the b minor sonata) granted its the best work out of any any composers ever. dante sonata doesnt count as its not actaully reaky a sonata its a fantasia.

[@nayhomiesaw3104]

now we know the true originator of the slicked back hairstyle.

[@alanwatts8239]

johns wickus

[@tonijelecevic9238]

Vibin in the 19th century

[@ColonelSanders17]

"Slick back hair to get all them bitches"

[@TheRomel90]

Wtf

[@Franz_Liszt_Korean]

Haha

[@lunastar7757]

That damn Liszt with his tentacle fingers!

[@alucard347]

Well, try Rachmaninoff then.

[@franzliszt8550]

You weren’t supposed to know that

[@cheriekat]

**blush**

[@Karolinez20]

Luna Star 😂😂😂

[@chung2F5]

Try Ravel's Scarbo.

[@artfulconjure]

Whoever plays in this recording deserves a medal. I can't imagine how difficult this would be to play.

[@globex6389]

They didn't play at the right tempo though. It is a really hard piece so i'll let it slide

[@sukrame5331]

@@globex6389 you'll let it slide!!! Jesus Christ, do you even have ears?!!

[@klucy9206]

@@globex6389 I agree that the beginning is too slow but the ending is perfect. Better than any other recording I've heard tbh

[@timothybradford4]

@@sukrame5331 i don't like a lot of the other versions, way too fast and no emotion. not that into classical music but that's my 2cents. this was a great piece!

[@thebeltingbalaclava4798]

@@globex6389 Lol

[@TheDarKnignt]

The end of this song was my strongest experience with music i cannot even explain what i felt when i heard it, i don't know..it was breathtaking i never heard anything like that before

[@folfielukather8083]

it sounds like final fantasy boss music

[@folfielukather8083]

@What silence

[@kittycat05]

honestly i can definitely agree with that. it's something i can't describe it just, it fit like a puzzle piece and i immediately started crying for some reason, not because of my memories, not because it reminded me of someone but- i don't even know how express

[@herwiasihninomasadi9137]

Yea i have a goosebump when i hear that lol

[@abandonedmuse]

Yea i got goosebumps and got teary as well...I love music

[@MelanieDarlin]

honestly, he's just so beautiful. Talent off the charts. Imagine him in today's world! WOW!

[@DgShadowChocolate]

I love Liszt, but as a piano player with small hands....I *hate* Liszt. Such a bittersweet relationship with such an amazing composer.

[@lol...]

NonstopDoodle haha I also have small stubby-ish hands...Worst of all I have a pinky finger injury on my left hand so I can't play too much...I also have crooked fingers hehe, how do you get by though...

[@emmanelson5363]

Same; there are some composers that just REALLY love giant chords and I'm like, "Aagghh! Not again!"

[@Chris4314]

CAN'T RELATE! My big ass hands are my biggest insecurity. But I guess it comes in handy with Liszt.

[@thelighthousekeeper9520]

silverbud *how to be a bad human being 101*

[@anamarijahorvat2817]

I feel u tho😂

[@Porcelainheart1234]

Ya know, I know nothing about music. I mean, I listen to metal, progressive, but, I listen to all music. I have no talented abilities. But, I love music and the enjoyment it fills me with... This is one beautiful piece... Music, it surrounds a place of harmony in an otherwise chaotic hood I live..

[@agnivabanerjee3983]

Nice comment!😀

[@emmaphilo4049]

Can relate. Music is LIFE!

[@themule8625]

This is probably the most "little bell" campanella that I've ever heard. Very nice performance.

[@sergeirachmaninoff3299]

Best tempo, literally best version

[@danieltrivino4895]

Original is good too

[@Franz_Liszt_Korean]

Agree

[@biiased]

@@danieltrivino4895 ahh yess the original

[@dotei6617]

@@biiased lmfaoo

[@anthonyparker9207]

@@danieltrivino4895 you mean the Paganini's version?

[@Douchebagus]

I'm 138 years old and I like Romantic era music. Aren't I quirky and different!?

[@turdmantaco4772]

yes

[@ayhamshaheed7740]

G indeed. Smh, romantic music was THE BEST. Only 1840s kids remember going to liszt’s concerts

[@ozkul_arda200]

Pff... Today's "classical music lovin' kids".. Back in my day we used to listen to ye olde tavern songs about crusadin' and stuff

[@balintbalint5688]

Wow

[@ThePaikMan]

dayum man you still alive

[@JacobBrandfas]

Franz Liszt is the Megadeth of classical piano.

[@Franz_Liszt_Korean]

Thanks

[@Nishant-ESP256]

@@Franz_Liszt_Korean 🤣🤣🤣

[@Franz_Liszt_Korean]

@@Nishant-ESP256 Haha 😄

[@Amoeba_Podre]

@@Franz_Liszt_Korean I find it funny that you laughed at someone laughing at your joke

[@Franz_Liszt_Korean]

@@Amoeba_Podre 😁

[@radualberto3614]

I just love how classical music composers never thinked of this useless reapeatable part, they always have new sound to put. It's just amazing

[@morbiusfan3176]

Have you ever heard a rondo?

[@Ovroc_LA]

Out of all the interpretations I've listened to of this song, this one really stands out the most for me. The tempo is perfect.

[@LeeDoBoBeeDo]

listz and his secret third hand be like: 👀👀👀

[@danieltrivino4895]

is it a joke? because it doesnt look like one

[@telmarodriguez2847]

He seems to have 4 hands really. What an intelligent composer. There are 3 pianos as well

[@Franz_Liszt_Korean]

My thrid hand was in the middle of my body

[@avant-garde8602]

@@Franz_Liszt_Korean whot

[@Franz_Liszt_Korean]

@@avant-garde8602 haha

[@carcasses5131]

The ability to tell a story without words is the mark of a master composer, Franz *nails* it with this piece. Ya boi at it again

[@dala4251]

Its not his piece Paganini wrote it Franz just liked it and started playing it on piano

[@ivanhoe935]

Franz Liszt looks like how I imagine Dorian Gray

[@Rockislush]

Finally someone else! 😭

[@jessicacaballero3220]

I thought the exact same thing.

[@klematiszromanne2728]

Who is that?

[@AudenteNV]

@@klematiszromanne2728 The main character of Oscar Wilde's novel, The picture of Dorian Gray.

[@klematiszromanne2728]

@@AudenteNV thanks

[@mrjuly302]

I love how you can hear the pianist take a deep breath in 0:54

[@cristinasmars5737]

I’m wondering who performed this. This is the best version I’ve heard. It has the best dynamics, expression, timing, and build up. The high notes sound like an echo instead of a piercing note. It isn’t rushed, so every sound can be relished.

[@pastafarista2676]

Me alegro Cristina que haya dejado de escuchar a Shakira y este abocada a la magnifica melodia de Liszt.

[@myrnastainer1941]

I agree.

[@robinterkzer8128]

The greatest pianist that has ever lived !

[@Itibitydetsku]

I have to agree

[@Crosshill]

its always kinda neat when you listen to a few songs from a composer or a band and dont think much of it and move on, but then years later you find that artist again and it just speaks to you, like its been waiting there this whole time

[@nicoloanzivino6181]

4:35drop the bass

[@kiiometric]

la campanella nu rave xDD

[@alyctus]

And 4:47 xD

[@_frozipl_3340]

xDDD

[@nuralnura]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bompfo2plJyhhaM the real first raver

[@arturoilrusso2457]

Ciccio merda

[@ColonelSanders17]

It's amazing what the musicians of old had to do to get round the imitations of purely acoustic instruments. The amount of effort that was needed to make masterpieces like this.

[@kellykoistinen1934]

This is absolutely gorgeous

[@tenoriomaya]

Kelly Koistinen it truly is!

[@dernierepaces7071]

I cannot express how much I'm in love with this interpretation and this pianist ! Every note has its importance and overall the slow tempo allows the entire piece to have more meaning. The end is icing on the cake, that B Bb Ab is so damn powerful, I never paid heed to it with other pianists. You remind me of Alexei Sultanov sir, what a creative spirit !

[@suti2814]

No wonder why ladies back then loved him and his music. He was a true rockstar of his time. :)

[@frogfencing5028]

It's funny how his breaths fit perfectly into the music.

[@idk-qc9zy]

@Ilovepotatoes wow idk

[@UnNombreExpectacular]

Liszt & Paganini.

[@snowl1837]

Paganini - La Campanella (Remix by DjLizst)

[@mineliftgachalife2851]

Porque todos hablan en ingles

[@carlottamaestrini1411]

Best collab ever

[@luisanaya121]

@@mineliftgachalife2851 no lo sé tu dime.png

[@Eradiel]

😭😍 I love both

[@weltgeist2604]

Damn nigga Liszt is metal as fuck.

[@AngeloTrezzadorkmaster]

Angus Rhodes you right

[@xmsparker]

Angus Rhodes wrong, Paganini is.

[@weltgeist2604]

Parker Nettle I know of Paginini but have only listened to one peice briefly. Can you link some of his rawest, dankest, heaviest most absolutly fucking brutal, mind fuck peices? I think Vivaldi is 10x more metal than both if whatvI have heard accruate.

[@llawliet2310]

Feux Follets, Tarantella and Hungarian Rhapsody are amazing If you like Liszt, you may also like Rachmaninoff

[@fraa7548]

Angus Rhodes listz was a crazy nigga-pianist

[@karolalpha]

I loved this performance, so passionate it reminds me of the same piece for violin! plus the microphone was so close by, that you can hear even the pianist breathing

[@makepeacenotwar7621]

Outstanding. When I listen to this soothing piece it almost feels as if their is an additional two pair of hands accompanying the pianist. When in fact it's simply just the one. Enjoyable to listen to this. Thank you for sharing.

[@mercyabucayon4251]

Nice

[@timward4227]

There are many books on that observation, meaning sounds like more than two hands playing. Liszt among all other pianist could play with a three handed technique...obviously one doesn't have three hands, but the movement up and down the register created that effect. If interested research David Dubal on Liszt...very in depth study.

[@timward4227]

Collage Auditorium, Library of Congress...Alan Walker lecture...'In Defense of Transcription'...if interested in Liszt, then read his twenty plus year research, Biography of Franz Liszt..and it will blow your mind!

[@HydrusT]

i lost my arm back when i was fifteen. Practice was a struggle and times were tough but i prevailed, grew a new arm and decided to play the higher octaves with my new found right arm. ever since i have been rolling in hos and trippin on fo fo's

[@LeanVolcano]

This is the best "had us in the first half" I've ever seen

[@soongsoong123]

breathing, pedal sound... This La campanella lived.

[@Franz_Liszt_Korean]

Agree

[@anewbie1213]

Wow! He reached day 4 of simply piano!

[@csp01711]

Haha lol

[@Draculauralala]

WOW. completely speechless. this is beautiful i love this side of youtube.

[@doodoo2065]

(Lenny)

[@mineliftgachalife2851]

Yes Wow

[@Franz_Liszt_Korean]

Thanks

[@shenmeowzo]

does he have three hands?!

[@jayovalkyrie6070]

nope. four.

[@Kalergi_Plan_Accelerationist]

Kinda. His dick is rly huge.

[@verrier888]

@@Kalergi_Plan_Accelerationist but that would count as a 3rd leg wouldn't it?

[@anabaumann8856]

usa las manos arriba y abajo en el teclado, virtuoso!

[@franzliszt8550]

shenmueso No I have two you untalented peasant

[@alexandrebauchet41]

I'm 144 and I found out about this from piano tiles and since i started playing it I became a huge fan of classical music.This is just beautiful, really like ! this is the best part of the trip ^^ this is the trip.....xoxo

[@caterina3706]

This is the most beautiful thing I’ve ever heard, I didn’t even notice but I found myself holding my breath multiple times

[@giakhanhthehinhcoban]

Of all the videos about this piece on KZbin, this is by far the most beautiful interpretation of it I've heard

[@lorenaascukanec9584]

I'm 14 and I found out about this from piano tiles and since i started playing it I became a huge fan of classical music.This is just beautiful

[@Ilikewater-andice]

You're Hipster ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°),

[@andrewliuu3812]

First of all, it's Romantic music, not classical. Second, playing it on a real piano is probably 1000x harder than playing it on your iPad.

[@lorenaascukanec9584]

+Andrew Liuu u took the time of your day to try to seem smarter than someone and make their day worse.Good for you,you failed 👌👏

[@andrewliuu3812]

Lol, why are you so mad? You wouldn't be mad if you knew you were smart.

[@a.a.8211]

+Andrew Liuu actually Its only x2 harder on the piano

[@abandonedmuse]

Those high keys make me get goosebumps all over

[@PhreezyOnTheBeat]

the most amazing piano work I have ever encountered.

[@DavidCalyMayorGonzalez]

I agree

[@hikazayanikushi9086]

His face in thumbnail is like :"Show me your struggles btch ;)"

[@BeHappyWithUrLife]

I am 28 years of age, this piece resonates with my soul. Truly remarkable puzzle out perfectly together. Thank you Lord Jesus.

[@Dr.Pepper001]

I'm 76 and this resonates with my soul, too.

[@huyphamuc6372]

Franz Lizst and Paganini spent years composing, sold their souls to the devil and there is this dude thanking Jesus

[@tillmanward8481]

@@huyphamuc6372 ..obviously you know nothing, capital N, about Liszt, Music and assume little of Jesus Christ. I could give you countless remedies about this composer, that his whole life was a spiritual journey and an Abbe in later life..not to mention his singular generosity..but would be wasted on base thinking morons..

[@cameronferguson1154]

who is the pianist?? this was one of the best intrpretations of this work I've ever heard

[@ayinat.impressed]

+Cameron Ferguson I also want to know! This is the best! I didn't know La Campanella could sound like this.

[@thobetiin8266]

+Taniya Shaffer Franz Liszt or Liszt Ferenc in hungarian

[@ayinat.impressed]

Unless they had audio recordings in his time, I'm not asking for the composer but the musician who performed this

[@anime.nostalgia.lovers]

It was Franz Lizst

[@rachelgrace831]

This is my absolute favorite interpretation of La Campanella

[@Dahorsh]

3:32 Starts to rise, 3:49 Intensifies, 4:25, 4:44 Preparing the finale

[@Luisdej]

The First Metal head of that time!!! The triplets are my favorite part

[@chadsims6109]

I actually sent this to my cousin who is a huge metal fan. I said the world's first metal head ha

[@althealligator1467]

Bach

[@Killerwhale317]

Compelling. Wow. Oh my god. I can’t even image how much time effort and passion went into creating such a piece.

[@TheMiteful]

I know Liszt had a huge nose but I don't know he meant to add snorts in the background every 5 seconds of his piece lol

[@cannedcrickets9932]

Chacosseke hahaha

[@breejensen2135]

Oh my god now it’s all I can hear😂 damnit🤣

[@franzliszt8550]

That was my favorite part, you untalented boomer

[@GeoCreepypasta]

wait... that's a huge nose?

[@wino5638]

He must be crying

[@diegoguzman-mendozaydelace5010]

Un hermoso estudio sobre el tercer movimiento del concierto para violín llamado igualmente del gran N. Paganini. Gracias.

[@olgakviatkovskaia4587]

💖💖Magnífico arreglo de La campanella de Niccolo Paganini por Franz Liszt! Muchas gracias por compartir!

[@jesusbride3038]

one of my favourite pieces of classical music (and this is the first time I heard it)

[@andreanagy5760]

I am christian and from Hungary😃👍👍👍

[@Makusa-qc2qd]

I've listened to many performances of this, but this is by far my favorite! The pianist takes the tempo slower than most and finds both beauty and power where most pianists just race through. I especially like that s/he is strong at 4:34. Lots of pianists play this lighter so the coda at 4:48 feels stronger in comparison, but this version just keeps building and building. The coda is still enormously strong, but unlike other versions, it is earned, too. Who performed this? They are incredible!

[@envozbaja8689]

It is an exceptional and wonderful interpretation. Friends, the interpreter is the British pianist Rik.

[@mohammedcohen]

...this was one of my dad's favorites...thanx dad, for giving me the love of Liszt's piano works...

[@everybodylovesscout]

I absolutely love this piece

[@헤르짱]

와! 정말 멋진 연주입니다☆ 이렇게 감수성 풍부하게 희노애락 다 담아가며 연주하는걸 듣기 어려운 것 같아요

[@winedj8466]

Es una pieza increíble, me fascina como va subiendo poco a poco hasta llegar a un desorbitante clímax musical

[@arneniac.aquino9576]

Djf te js

[@motherlandmars5999]

Allah did not forbid music. This is a complete fabrication. There is no such ruling in the Holy Qur'an. Music is a wonderful gift from Allah to people. Those who want to discredit Islam fabricate such lies in the name of the Prophet Muhammad. Allah no prohibió la música. Esta es una fabricación completa. No existe tal regla en el Sagrado Corán. La música es un regalo maravilloso de Allah para las personas. Aquellos que quieren desacreditar al Islam inventan tales mentiras en nombre del Profeta Muhammad. Аллах не запрещал музыку. Это полная выдумка. В Священном Коране такого постановления нет. Музыка - прекрасный дар от Аллах. Те, кто хочет дискредитировать ислам, используют имя Пророка Мухаммеда, чтобы сфабриковать такую ложь. Allah müziği yasaklamamıştır. Bu tamamen uydurmadır. Kutsal Kitabımız Kuranı-Kerim'de Allah'ın böyle bir emri yoktur. Müzik Yüce Allah'ın insanlara lütfettiği güzel bir nimettir. İslam'ı bilerekten gözden düşürmek isteyenler hz.Muhammed Peygamberin adını kullanarak böyle yalanlar uyduruyorlar. لم يمنع الله الموسيقى. هذا تلفيق كامل. لا يوجد مثل هذا الحكم في القرآن الكريم. الموسيقى هدية رائعة من الله للناس. أولئك الذين يريدون تشويه سمعة الإسلام يختلقون مثل هذه الأكاذيب باسم النبي محمد. 上帝并没有禁止音乐。 这是完全的捏造。 《古兰经》中没有这样的规定。 音乐是上帝赐予的美好礼物。 那些想诋毁伊斯兰教的人以先知穆罕默德的名义编造这样的谎言。

[@los-a-g]

eso es verdad tienes toda la razón, totalmente mi pieza favorita en el piano

[@AlbertEinstein-sb4ce]

@@motherlandmars5999 ?

[@Itibitydetsku]

@@motherlandmars5999 A

[@idfazekas1199]

Liszt Ferenc ,one of the greatest Composer and piano player of all times !!

[@goodboyhasan8747]

the pianist is genius , only few people in the world can play this piece with such feeling

[@TheRoseBrii]

Isn’t this astonishingly beautiful.. absolute masterpiece

[@Ingvaeone]

That ending though

[@Rin_Chawngthu]

The pianist here makes it seem like an easy, relaxing piece when it's not, and that's amazing. Other videos I've watched or listened to make it seem intense

[@slavhaus]

luvly this

[@lilpogchamp4904]

Same lav

[@Franz_Liszt_Korean]

Thanks

[@abhisheksathe123]

You have to snort coke every 10 seconds to play this properly

[@satanicslayer6xd15]

Abhishek Sathe lmao good one

[@abavaxi2688]

it's the only way if you only have 2 hands

[@emilyhalsey16]

Lol

[@kameya87]

Dead

[@Sr19769p]

🤣🤣👍

[@anishaprasad5656]

This gave me ASMR tingles, Liszt you are an octopus but relaxing.

[@dukezilla3471]

Ending Piece name on 5:10 Chopin - Minute Waltz Op.64 No.1

[@mudkipith6065]

THANK YOU

[@zackeze3478]

I heard every other composition and the last from Liszt and will say this is the best one imo. There's always something about the original I suppose..

[@idk-qc9zy]

Yeh original are more different somehow

[@Shagadin]

I love this rendition of this piece in spite of all the "snorts". I just love it. Thank you!

[@CécileJourdan-f3z]

I could listen to it forever and ever! It’s pure Heaven to me. 😊

[@ehsan_shardum]

this music is great, how come i never heard of him, i want to hear more of this type of music.

[@alexmalch]

Unfortunately he died 200 years ago

[@travhall19]

heard this for the first time tripping balls on acid and ill be in love with it for the rest of my life. one of the most beautiful pieces i’ve ever heard

[@enzodaconceicao2014]

Liszt is definitely the GOAT

[@Lisztito1811]

🐐

[@Madge696]

He was not only a masterpiece, but he was as well a good looking man 😎

[@Undermarysmantleforever]

What a beautiful man and sooooo talented , surely blessed.

[@juliawoodman7916]

Just finished reading the book "Our Endless Numbered Days" by Claire Fuller, so had to listen to this - which would be the theme music as it figures hugely in the story. Good Book, and love the music too.

[@joeytribbiani633]

He's so damn gorgeous!

[@Lisztito1811]

He was my crush when I was 9😂... lies on you, he still my crush.

[@Lisztito1811]

​@@idk-qc9zy🤨

[@randomkidbelkke12]

@@idk-qc9zyWhat if she’s a girl?

[@nadabenboubaker6825]

Did anyone else hear the pianist breathing? Omg that's ecstatic!!

[@lefinlay]

By slowing the piece down, the performer can put more into the dynamics and feeling of the piece. Marvalissima!

[@NoName-ny1bt]

This is the best version on KZbin

[@r.m.a4615]

I also knew it from piano tiles app . Then watched the Japanese young guy playing it magnificently I needed to know who is the original pianist . Thanks for piano tiles .

[@fatin1771]

Cantabile Tomorrow makes me fall in love with this song:) Addicted to this song already:))

[@janinexxi2527]

Same here

[@SecondSevenfold]

When I was a year of 6/7 I only listend to classical music. Now days I listen to Metal and Rock. But I have always loved Classical music but it's because of La Corda D'oro that I listen to it again daily. I loved the Anime c: And also loved the music in it c: I knew most of the songs they played ^^

[@a.mproductions7524]

me too broo ;)

[@MYEHLICHIZDAEPIX]

Same. Hard rock, heavy metal, romantic, and baroque. What a contrast, right? I also listen to ragtime. But I have to say, my favorite thing to Liszten to is Liszt.

[@christianrenteria6366]

hahaha mate, relatable hahaha, I looove classical music, I always wanted to play the piano or violin, I still do. Nowadays, besides this music, I only listen to Metal (technical death, deathcore, black symphonic, you name it) so my friends say I am weird because of that hahaha, it proofs not all Metal listeners are the same and I will always love this classical music and Metal too.

[@yunayuyu5562]

Massy Miyamura (tsuchiura ryotaro)

[@smashypeople]

gotta love the baroque

[@hqpleaserespond6783]

Just wow man. I'm 32 and just discovered this. I'm baffled. Reborn into classical music. Just wow. I'm speechless.

[@3lackman761]

Absolutely beautiful

[@eduardosoto9142]

beautiful. I don't know why but it seems to me that this piece is ahead of its times regarding rhythms, don't you think that?

[@rosesera2202]

It was and apparently a lot of professional people tried to match him only to mess up their hands badly. I read this from another comment on another video.

[@poomprommachart9252]

One of the best performance of this etude u ever heard!

[@JHawkeye_]

Paganini:"Yo, check this out" Lizst:"Hold my chords"

[@lgaamr8192]

Beautiful articulation, and lovely touch that serve the piece as a whole.

[@elizabethstetler9808]

Heard his music can only be played by very a talented pianist- I don’t doubt it at all- this man was a genius

[@yana-fh6zh]

It makes me soo friggin' calm...

[@rustamabdulezizov1190]

Gorgeous and mystery for me.

[@juliee593]

Wow. I love how rhythmic this is!

[@marcoweber5286]

I looked for this so many years 😍😍😍

[@brprojects9002]

All piano players: * beaming with confidence in their dexterity* Liszt: *waking up and instantly choosing violence as he creates a masterpiece*

[@jettestehr676]

I really like this version of it, in my opinion some others are way too fast.