Hamelin plays Liszt - Hungarian Rhapsody No.10 [HIGH QUALITY]

[@cowheadcow]

This has always been my favorite Hungarian Rhapsody since I first heard a recording of Andre Watts playing it. Hamelin plays it so exquisitely. I love the way his hands flutter around 1:04. I love how gutsy he is at 3:48, and wish I had the balls to tackle something like that live. Great performance.

[@TiredEyePilot]

I really like 2

[@AsrielKujo]

@@TiredEyePilot nobody asked normie

[@TiredEyePilot]

@Asriel Kujo oh I'm sorry for sharing my opinion I somehow forgot that people don't like when you share your opinion unless you have the same opinion as them

[@AsrielKujo]

@@TiredEyePilot exactly, in fact i should absolutely shut the fuck up

[@APotatoWT]

1:04 3:48

[@nezkeys79]

This guy has superb touch. His dynamics are so good and his clarity on these "twiddly" parts are so good. He really brings the lower melody out with those arpeggios tip toeing around above it (similar to un sospiro) One of if not my fave classical pianist

[@ThePianoguy89]

He's beyond any word to express how superb his playing is!

[@Philo-Vids]

Technically speaking, Marc Andre Hamelin is unrivaled! Musically speaking, he is also a superb musician!!! I think his acme and apotheosis reached the zenith of brilliance when he was in the prime of his youth. I never heard a pianist play Liszt with such fury!!!

[@cziffrathegreat666]

cziffra?

[@tuxorizon]

This is absolutely graceful performance, I love it❤, Thank you Hamelin for the performance.

[@Worsthoofd]

It fills me with joy to see such a beautiful piece being played with such ballsy, fluid skill. Thanks for uploading!

[@ruby_R53]

4:02 glissando glissando glissando

[@sbareg]

Well...Glissandi

[@centauri992]

This is really good quality. Thanks :)

[@Franz_Liszt_Korean]

Agree

[@teodorb.p.composer]

@@Franz_Liszt_Korean Agree

[@mozartpiano23]

Perfecto! The only version I listen too

[@DihelsonMendonca]

Listen with Artur Rubinstein...unforgetable !

[@teodorb.p.composer]

Best interpretation ever!

[@chrisdavis2161]

On this piece I prefer Roberto Szidon... Have a listen... When he does the double trills it makes the hair on my neck stand up... On number two though it's hard to beat this guy .... that cadenza is bonkers

[@Franz_Liszt_Korean]

Agree

[@chutdigadut]

Liszt had way too much fun during his years

[@JoshuavanderVeen]

My version of Liszt-style fun 🙂 kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXmul6hsbteGqbM Also my personal favorite rhapsody 😉

[@Franz_Liszt_Korean]

Haha. You got it

[@arsinclair]

Ha, I read 'too much fingers'

[@markellapari7437]

@@arsinclair this could be true too tho 😂

[@dwacheopus]

​@@Franz_Liszt_Koreanyo

[@dom.g.]

Magnifique !

[@michaeloleary1867]

Beautiful!

[@leandrodepaivacarneiro1647]

Genial!!!!

[@jimpreston3017]

He is the master.

[@陳恩宇-v9v]

Liszt: glissandos are for other people playing this piece, I played it as scales

[@tommyabrantes838]

real

[@APotatoWT]

How many glissandos do you want? - yes

[@robert982]

Awesome =)

[@ЕкатеринаВ-н9с]

Прекрасно! 👏

[@danielman17]

4:20

[@qalaphyll]

@Mathews you're here

[@qalaphyll]

@Mathews hello

[@AsrielKujo]

HMMMM NICE CHOICE

[@PiotrBarcz]

When the guy says 480p is higher quality you know the video was posted before 2010

[@rize118]

The audio quality is also superb.

[@PiotrBarcz]

@@rize118 Yeah of course, most old taped recordings have ridiculously good audio for the time

[@Yubin_Lee_Doramelin]

It was 2010 when this video was uploaded to KZbin; this recital was held in 1997, and broadcast in 1998 in Japan.

[@PiotrBarcz]

@@Yubin_Lee_Doramelin Yeah xD

[@maleficfig68]

0:42 I LOVE IT

[@Franz_Liszt_Korean]

I love this comment

[@noname-bz8wg]

@@Franz_Liszt_Korean 여기에도 계시네

[@dwacheopus]

​@@noname-bz8wgme too

[@babyskunkcat]

how does he do his grace notes so fast?

[@corebite]

40 hours of practice everyday.

[@AsrielKujo]

he's the best pianist in the world for a reason

[@ShaunakDesaiPiano]

@@corebite twoset fans are everywhere lol

[@BADRUBULDURA]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@Will-jy1ef]

Damnnnnnn

[@RusskiyPianist]

3:47 - from this moment piece are impossible...

[@javascriptkiddie2718]

4:02 Liszt trolling

[@Chorizo727]

Nope

[@peterkovacs9951]

Just a little trolling

[@blockheld9358]

187 is the gang

[@Moi-moi-t]

クリサンドが楽しそう❤

[@theamongusimposter4244]

1:04 3:08

[@sneddypie]

that capriccioso tho

[@junyrion7]

Listen to Pletnev....

[@asddfgfjhgjhu]

Это исполнение не менее достойное!!!

[@RusskiyPianist]

Лассан похож на лассан 2 Венгерской рапсодии, а фриска на фриску 6 рапсодии))))

[@blockheld9358]

bruv whts goin on here mae

[@CarmenReyes-em9np]

Hamelín No es una Rapsodia. 🇲🇽

[@bryanpaologomez1361]

ok

[@CarmenReyes-em9np]

Lamelin. Lizst.

[@simpletruth5927]

Yuna Kim robbed.

[@blockheld9358]

i got ear cancer from listening to dis

[@juankogl9493]

lol

[@blockheld9358]

@@y9eljdjdbdud oi made ty dude

[@blockheld9358]

this sucks realyy hard

[@blockheld9358]

truuuueeeeeeee

[@juankogl9493]

relax bruv

[@AndreyStravinsky]

If his playing didn't lack exquisite musicality almost completely he would be a great pianist indeed. But despite his immense technique his sound is sooo boring.

[@PointyTailofSatan]

You can go back to your Lang Lang videos now. lol

[@theshitheads9419]

Simple Truth actually hes right

[@Numberonesorabjifan]

PointyTailofSatan oof what an insult

[@tomowenpianochannel]

There is nothing boring about this. A superbly felt and musical performance, by a technique which is more advanced than any other pianist in modern recording history. As for the music, one of Liszt's most extrovert and enjoyable outpourings. Find a more exciting version, or better still, play it yourself, double tenths, glissandos and all. At this point, Hamelin could play anything ever written, so his concern was probably more control, and perfection.

[@AndreyStravinsky]

@@tomowenpianochannel A lot of nice words. If only this was also present in his musical output. He is a technician without true musicality, that's why he is not regarded as an important pianist, to say nothing about "great". However, if you convince people to listen to him... This kind of playing is only "great" for a very primitive contemporary understanding of classical music.

[@xevivr]

2:55

[@Reboxy1]

2:19