Kristina Miller plays Liszt Sonata h-moll

Kristina Miller plays Liszt Sonata h-moll
Kristina Miller piano
Franz Schaden video
Wavegarden Austria

[@LNAVeranda]

You got me captivated for those 32 minutes, caught in mystery, drama, tenderness, passion, solemn… and this great fugue… Thank you for sharing your impressive talent, congratulations !!!!

[@kristinamiller891]

Thank you! have a nice day!

[@carlhopkinson]

I don't see how anyone could play this better. Also, top-rank audio and video quality. A sparkling gem in a sea of muck that is our current "culture".

[@carlhopkinson]

Incredible. Each of those descending bass notes in the final coda seemed to encapsulate all eternity. So well-crafted and thought-out !!

[@ricardopaga173]

Terrifying, how secure Kristina Miller is able to realize such contrasts technically and in a musical sense, She has supernatural power when taking us into the world of this intense piece. In one second you are standing at the edge to hell and at the very end it is like the whole music opens up to a universe, beautiful and eternal. This perfomance is extraordenary!

[@4tr_m]

Once again, a superb performance.

[@sophiehultsch9400]

Wunderschön, zauberhaft, brilliant und unglaublich kraftvoll.....wow!!! Bravissimo💜

[@evifnoskcaj]

This is perfect and deserving of millions of views!

[@krotfor]

Какая красивая музыка, и прекрасная исполнительница! Стэйнвэй звучит обалденно!!! Спасибо, прослушал на одном дыхании!

[@rossanopinelli5150]

Dear Kristina, yours is an incredible performance, in which you return all the sense of magnificence, narrative and at the same time epic of this Sonata. You are a pianist of fantastic talent and great sensitivity (not to mention the side of the purely transcendental technique, really amazing for the disconcerting ease with which you perform things to the limits of human possibilities). I’ve listened to many of your other amazing performances on KZbin and I hope to listen to you live one day. In the meantime, I wish you all the best for the rest of your brilliant career (ah, and I can’t wait to hear your Hammerklavier)!

[@yansendelacuesta555]

THIS VIDEO DESERVE MILLION VIEWS AT LEAST

[@danielthonk7481]

Your technique is so clean, wow.

[@user-st8iq7sy2k]

Браво, Кристина! С удовольствием погрузилась в такие разные чувства и состояния, которые Вы, безусловно, мастерски передаете! Интересных проектов Вам! Браво!

[@user-yf5bp2wx3l]

Фантпюастика! Не видно никакой работы! Только! вдохновение! ❤❤❤

[@linkedh]

Kristina, this is an amazing performance. I had never felt Liszt's music like you made me feel it today. Thank you for uploading this. I admire you more with each new video you upload. Greetings and love from Argentina!

[@kristinamiller891]

Thank you so much, I am happy to hear that! This Sonata is one of my absolutely favorite pieces! Wish you a wonderful day!

[@darrellverse]

A wonderful and dynamic interpretation! Also the video work is superb. I've heard the Liszt Sonata hundreds of times and never get tired of hearing it. Thank you for posting your beautiful performance!

[@kristinamiller891]

Thank you so much! I also love this Sonata sooo much! Wish you all the best!

[@darrellverse]

🤩

[@user-ld5hu9ev6c]

Как сказал Нейгауз про исполнение молодым Рихтером сонаты Листа на уроке: " мне нечего сказать..." Совершенное исполнение!!! Такую глубину образов сейчас нигде не услышать. Не говоря уже о техническом и звуковом совершенстве. Владение инструментом- безграничное, звуковая палитра бесконечная... Браво!!!!

[@Andy-xb5qg]

Fantastic! A very deep interpretation of this unique and fantastic Sonata. She is a virtuoso but technique for her is just a meaning for reaching the highest level of musicality. Stellar!

[@kristinamiller891]

Thank you so much! Very happy you like it!

[@PianoturtleX]

Fantastic as usual!! Bravo

[@kristinamiller891]

Thank you so much, I am happy you like it!

[@PianoturtleX]

@@kristinamiller891Your musicality is very unique. I will listen again

[@carlhopkinson]

Magnificent !!

[@dasfranzl]

Stretta quasi Presto begins at 27:09 amazing video! ❤

[@francesco.morici]

My favorite Sonata. Outstanding performance and beautiful interpretation. Simply Perfect 👌👏🤝💪❤️ Complimenti, Bravissima!!!

[@kristinamiller891]

Thank you so much! Wish you all the best!

[@reinhardschleining]

been browsing through pianistic achievements for the past couple of days here on yt ... the ai doesn't do you justice at all. only found you when watching a petty clip on bumble bee comparisons. but then the ai isn't human is it :) wow. you surely have a great future ahead, it's inevitable i guess, as long as this world still continues on. reviving the original (kind of 'ancient' now) pianistic tradition that faded out with corporatism and technocracy after cziffra is needed. hard to remain free and independent, though, after success truly knocks on one's door ... ps: interesting, the vienna connection. small world, i always say :)

[@arcadiyratner3284]

Высший класс!

[@jamescaserta6265]

The female Liszt. I'm swooning!

[@JosePedroFerreira_ArsLuminae]

Wow, what an amazing performance!

[@kristinamiller891]

Thank you so much dearest Jose! How are you?

[@andresroapianist]

Amazing!

[@Charles-pm4so]

Very nice rendition, what an achievement. I feel about this work in a similar way as I do about Schubert's Wanderer Fantasy

[@kristinamiller891]

Thank you so much! Wish you a wonderful day!

[@MARTIN201199]

My favorite pianist performing my favorite work of Franz Liszt

[@MARTIN201199]

I’ve just finished watching and listening carefully to this amazing video, Kristina. I just want to say that it made me dream again with Liszt’s music. Thanks for that. You are a master of how to finish each phrase, you always nail it. Besides that, you shed light on some passages I haven’t got till now. Thanks again. From my standpoint your interpretation is at same level as Yundi Li’s and Krystian Zimmerman’s.

[@kristinamiller891]

Thank you so much! I am very happy to read it! Wish you all the best!

[@MARTIN201199]

@@kristinamiller891 will you ever release audio files of your recordings?

[@mattoregon7114]

Amazing! It’s my dream to play this piece and I am in awe at how well you play it! What kind of sound recording equipment do you use by the way?

[@le_0318]

wtf, thats hard work :) outstanding !

[@Varooooooom]

I can’t listen to this right now, but I can’t wait to 😭 When the time is right, would it be okay to make a score video for this?

[@christophedelecroix8280]

Heaven and hell and Heaven again... bravissimo !

[@ademirmacias7197]

Magnífico!

[@kristinamiller891]

Thank you so much!

[@UPdan]

Stunningly beautiful.

[@kristinamiller891]

Thank you so much! All the best!

[@tree_fingers]

first class!

[@yyng3808]

Bravo!!!!

[@kristinamiller891]

Thank you!!!

[@sergiy8521dispeaceable]

🌹🌹🌹🙂

[@ferenchorvath584]

Barvo!! Beautiful piano voice.

[@kristinamiller891]

Thank you so much! Take care!

[@leecherlarry]

master rendition of a masterwork, bravo! 👏👏🙌

[@kristinamiller891]

Thank you so much!

[@miguelkhalil5226]

Bravo👏👏👏

[@kristinamiller891]

Thank you so much!

[@leonardobastos1945]

Russian beauty and technique at its BEST... 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@amgx9670]

pog you played this xd

[@MiroslavTaranik]

БриллИант.

[@Epdos]

Congratulation!

[@kristinamiller891]

Thank you!!!

[@alexandersimonoff3992]

!!!!

[@zaneeeneal]

Please tell me you have a sheet music teleprompter. Bloody classical musicians and they're memory work, y'all freak me out. Mad good playing though 💕 P.s Liszt ripped off a lot of Alkans chops but he DID still write some crazy good shit

Dear Zane, that's right classical musicians have hours upon hours of such music memorized, to the point of being able to play them without any help from a score. There's nothing magical about it actually. First, for anyone at that level of musicianship, you hear every detail of the score with utmost acuity, just by being exposed to it repeatedly. So that's a first level of memory that serves as a global map of "what should be played next". Then, by working on the score, one notices the many patterns upon which it is built. You don't have to memorize every single note, it's more : ok this section has this arpeggio for 4 measures, except on the third there's an alteration here. Likewise, the right hand uses this scale etc. So the musician memorizes not the notes, but the blueprint of the music, its "data". This, working together with the aforementioned aural memory, is already a very powerful combo. Then comes the digital memory : after playing the same thing hundreds of time, the nervous system creates pathways to reproduce the exact same movements. Again, not much effort here, just time and repetition. And finally, for musicians with sight at least, there's a visual memory of what we're playing, though this one, in my experience, tends to activate when learning a piece, but recedes once the digital memory is in place ! Hope that gives you some insight. When you think of it, that's nothing different than a comedian learning a 3h Shakespeare play, or a dancer with a choreography. That's a very natural process that comes with in-depth exposure with the material. Best.

[@carlhopkinson]

A Triumph of Mind and Spirit over Dull Deadly Mediocrity !!

[@1fattyfatman]

First!

[@odetteadams]

Лист в юбке.