Liszt - Marche funebre from Donizetti's Dom Sebastien, S402 (Wolfram)

[@PeteBMan]

Wolfy never disappoints and still adore just how much Liszt appreciated opera.

[@trevorplatt166]

Oh yes, I particularly enjoyed this one

[@TheModicaLiszt]

Liszt was always obsessed with death, of course he transcribed and composed many funeral marches xD Thank you so much for uploading this rare piece Andrei :)

[@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji]

True, probably this was composed when his betrothal was thwarted as then he was in a very sad mood, he even tried suicide attempts...

[@TiagoSantos-ey8hs]

This was composed when liszt went in Portugal. Don Sebastian was a notable king of Portugal. This transcription was played by Liszt to the Queen Maria II and the King Fernando II

[@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji]

@@TiagoSantos-ey8hs true

[@f.p.2010]

@@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji what kind of attempts?

[@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji]

@@f.p.2010 read the description Andrei Christian Anghel's S.180 video. That explains it.

[@belleepoque4597]

All of these transcriptions and reminiscences are such an amazing addition to the massive body of Liszt recordings! As someone who has been listening to Liszt's music for a long time, these recordings add a whole new dimension! Thanks so very much.

[@sssssswitch]

6:35 Wolfram was so good at crashing the joy.

[@asg6740]

Dude, I just wanted to thank you for providing for free these obscure works of Liszt. They are truly beautiful and I'm thankful to you for helping me and several Liszt lovers (and newcomers) discover these works of art.

[@norixsynth]

We missed you :)

[@pietrolandri6081]

Particularly interesting the introduction that prepares the entry of march quite smoothly and elegantly without being excessively hard to play. The augmentation of main theme alternated with the counterpoint of the choir theme are seemlessly integrated All in all a very well crafted piece, perhaps - agree with your comment - put together more with mastery than real inspiration, but worth to be listened

[@marcalexandrefontenay9801]

Quelle source illimitée d’inspiration pour Liszt que ces opéras oubliés de Donizetti ou d’autres compositeurs ! Quel travail colossal de la part du pianiste virtuose Wolfram !

[@AlbertoCasado86]

8:51 this must be one of the most powerful and dark measures I've ever lisztened to

[@charles-valentinalkan5681]

Simply amazing.

[@preutbao833]

love the magical beginning, thanks for the upload of this rarity!

[@Professor694]

Спасибо что делаете такой замечательный контент! Я никогда не слышал это произведение. Мне очень нравится творчество Франца Листа!

[@that1guy910]

Yay you are back

[@q.m9094]

Finally, been wondering where you went.

[@samuelsoltesz]

Keep doing your work, I love this channel and of course obscure masterpieces of Liszt

[@leesean1794]

Really never able to listen and play all of his pieces, so magnificent!

[@ChochoAngel]

It's a great transcription！！！

[@АлександрЯрков-ш2з]

Bravo brilliance marsh

[@Archiekunst]

I hear Mahler's 1st symphony 3rd mov/4th song from lied fahrendes gesellen in the march section.

[@Lordran__]

HIGHLY recommend Leslie Howard’s interpretation of this epic piece

[@viggos.n.5864]

Wow what an amazing piece! I definetly am trying this one out since it seems like a manageable read.

[@jameslorenz3718]

Possible side effects: hand loss

Vous faites un travail formidable. Merci pour toutes ces publications. J'ai lu et relu la biographie d'Allan Walker. Votre chaîne constitue un véritable trésor pour les amateurs. Merci encore.

[@thijs1081]

Les biographies d’Alan Walker sont très magnifiques!! Je recommende vraiment aussi la biographie de Chopin

[@melonica90]

Masterpiece

[@noahholmes1448]

Bout damn time

[@therealrealludwigvanbeethoven]

4:36

[@tigerboom9030]

Made me feel im at a space journey

[@wenchengxue2164]

Do you have the MIDI file? Could you make a tutorial?

[@AlbertoCasado86]

If you need a midi tutorial to learn a piece, this one might be a bit hard for you

[@wenchengxue2164]

@@AlbertoCasado86 it won't be. I'm trying to see if I can learn a full piece on midi.

[@AlbertoCasado86]

@@wenchengxue2164 okay, if you'd be capable of learning this piece from a regular sheet, it's a fun experiment I think. Good luck for your search, if i happen to stumble over some midi Vid of this piece, I'll let you know :)

[@therealrealludwigvanbeethoven]

4:02