Liszt - Réminiscences de Don Juan

[@yorkzie7593]

The three dislikes were the doctors who treated all the people who attempted this

[@aakarshitsingh1535]

Lol

[@yorkzie7593]

@@aakarshitsingh1535 and it stays at two

[@aakarshitsingh1535]

@@yorkzie7593 its 3 now :(

[@yorkzie7593]

@@aakarshitsingh1535 heck

[@mr.pianist3174]

It’s 5 doctors....

[@nathanbeer3338]

"Franz Liszt is dead, he cannot hurt you". My fingers would think otherwise.

[@cloroxbleach9222]

I think we need to find and help Don Juan because whatever he's reminiscing about is absolutely nightmareish

[@Vexalord]

Haha we need to help Liszt because it's his memories of the opera! xD

[@nilsragnar1347]

10:47 That's so difficult it's actually disgusting. Double thirds at such speeds in the right with tenths in the left.... Crazy

[@villanfn1935]

I find double thirds quite easy, but the difficult of this piece is it’s length, because you have to perform this without stopping. That’s scary as hell

[@nilsragnar1347]

@@villanfn1935 Very impressive! If you find double thirds at that speed quite easy, you must truly be a master at the piano. The length certainly adds to the difficulty, although 14 minutes isn't *that* long.

[@villanfn1935]

@@nilsragnar1347 I agree, 14 minutes isn’t that long, but the 14 minutes is all difficult in this piece. Also I’m not a master at all, double thirds is just a skill I’m good at, there are still lots of things I’m bad at. Also the double at that speed is difficult, but it isn’t as difficult as other sections in the piece

[@xxmeliozxx1160]

@@nilsragnar1347 is not 14 minutes is like 20 minutes and not only that but this piece is 31 pages

[@amgx9670]

it isn't meant to be played that fast

[@shazzaha6748]

Wonderfull! The slowly approaching open C augmented chord at 5:45 gives me chills!

[@linkfiedproductions2246]

My man got to Simply Piano day 6!

[@RealRaizo]

The kaizo level of all piano pieces

[@Vexalord]

Haha!! True!!

[@shakti8551]

12:13 is the best part :)

[@Bohh574]

Thank you man

[@m.erubik]

Hi

[@Dylonely_9274]

Because you composed that

[@charlesthomas5956]

​@@Dylonely_9274Liszt

[@Dylonely_9274]

@@charlesthomas5956 No, Mozart.

[@redfishplayz4476]

Dude These Cadenzas Here are such masterworks. Everything Here is a masterwork.

[@anegovia]

Thanks for making your vids downloadable

[@anegovia]

7:43

[@dreadnautilus253]

10:34 You have to download a piano hacked client to play this part

[@aakarshitsingh1535]

Lmfao ikr

[@isner_lew1834]

More like 10:45

[@charlesthomas5956]

I'm 11 and I'm learning this! I'm not asian either and I can reach a tenth barely (However I can't reach major tenths or an F#-A# tenth)

[@dreadnautilus253]

@@charlesthomas5956 Well good luck man because this is one of the most difficult piano pieces ever written

[@F4anzLiszt]

⁠@@charlesthomas5956that’s quite young for this peice I must say

[@McCartney_Backing_Tracks6]

10:03 My favorite part

[@nicola1zeni]

Very very nice! The animation gives the idea of the execution complexity.

[@Opium906]

3:27 through 6:33 are my fav. so wonderful and beautiful!!

[@pedrok8945]

Sensational 🍸

[@JohnDoe-xd5wd]

The only playable part for commoners I'd say. It sounds much better if played by a real pianist though. The digital sound effect loses most of musicality and sounds very stiff

[@Dylonely_9274]

Là ci darem la mano

[@charlesthomas5956]

Sensational cheers! 🍾🍸🗿

[@easypianotutorial9361]

Wtf franz = wow thats fantastic franz

[@charlesthomas5956]

*fantasietic

[@humanoidx977]

If other KZbinrs uploaded... "Liszt - Réminiscences de Don Juan Piano Tutorial VERY EASY" EDIT: Oops, sorry to Aakarshit Singh. Didn't see your comment, didn't mean to copy it.

[@theimperiale6231]

The best opera fantasy

[@Ilovepiano927]

Transcription of Bellini’s Norma is musically better imo

[@Dylonely_9274]

8:00 ez

[@jukeban646]

Mdr

[@foxfire7779]

Literally

[@amedeemereaux1583]

7:33 left hand speed... possible?

[@badchannel2713]

@@Vexalord Wait wha-

[@imagod4796]

Yes. Just hear katsaris left Hand octaves in that one chopin polonaise masterclass. About the same Speed if not a Bit faster.

[@tranminhtu8339]

Huh this one was premiered on my birthday

[@khanhhung3141]

Found this lol

[@yosefGames]

You play it fast, it's hard. Your version is absolutely professional. I prefer the slower version and then the fast version. Actually, I've been studying this piece for two months now, and it's hard.

[@unidentifieduser5346]

How is ur progress. Im thinking if i should learn this

[@yosefGames]

@@unidentifieduser5346 no its to hard

[@yosefGames]

@@unidentifieduser5346 This piece is insanely difficult, you shouldn't try even if you haven't played classical music for at least 20 years, it's one of the hardest out there, it's insane

[@wss952]

@@yosefGames not sure about 20 years, that wouldn’t even be enough for some. It could be less time, it’s very variable it truly depends on having significant skill and hard work.

[@z.a.4801]

Please don't tell me you think it's actually a human playing.

[@vincentedelmond5404]

The funny thing with Liszt is the way he titles his pieces you read summer night then u hear the music as if you were in Antarctica freezing storm You read Ave Maria and you meet Frankenstein roaring I dont know who teach Liszt music he should stay on exercising only

[@amgx9670]

this is close to the speed lisitsa played it

[@amgx9670]

@Roman Bastoni lisitsa is 14 mins

[@amgx9670]

@@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji i played it all in 12 mins with my eyes closed

[@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji]

Emile von Sauer was an embodiment of Liszt himself, he played this in a fiendishly fast tempo, both of them were legends...In fact, he was Liszt's pupil... kzbin.info/www/bejne/rH7Mn2yOj9tghbM

[@babygirl4169]

7:33 / 7:48 / 8:24 / 10:45 / 11:00 / 12:12 13:06 13:43

[@user-fd6li6pf1k]

13:07

[@ifmondayhadaface9490]

I’m pretty sure the part starting from 7:34 is impossible to play at that speed.

[@ifmondayhadaface9490]

Vexalord I stand corrected.

[@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji]

I wouldn't say it is impossible, its inhumanly human...

[@itsdarksucks]

@@Vexalord apparently that could be the piano roll speeding up rather than the original tempo. I have no clue, just thought I should point that out

[@dino46]

Yes true

[@amgx9670]

are semiquaver descending chromatic thirds in the right hand at 176 bpm possible?

[@amgx9670]

@@Vexalord is it possible or not please answer yes or no 16th note descending chromatic thirds at 176 bpm

[@simonlajcman4031]

@@amgx9670 no its not

[@aakarshitsingh1535]

lol if this was uplaoded by some other youtube channel they would have named it Liszt - Réminiscences de Don Juan (**PiAnO TuToRiAl eZ**)

[@wojtekworld7981]

I too enjoy having broken fingers

[@maiii9]

hey, how many hands do you need to play this ??

[@BandNerd6000]

Two

[@elvis11241]

we really need 5 more finger to do this...

[@thenotsogoodpianist4706]

14:08 - wait what

[@huailiulin]

888th like

[@rockets1671]

Presto= Retro Video Game

[@redfishplayz4476]

The Thumbnail has skill

[@rainchen7846]

Why are some of does sections called "cadenza", I thought there is only one cadenza.

[@milkor_]

A cadenza is a part of a piece where the Pianist is Playing a Virtuoso Part, something That is impressive

[@rainchen7846]

@@milkor_ I know the definition of it, but it's kinda odd for so many of those sections to be called cadenza. A cadenza is usually a part where a soloist plays the hardest part of the whole piece, not multiple sections spread throughtout.

[@roberacevedo8232]

That’s because you are thinking in a concerto, probably. In concertos there is typically one candenza in a movement, that happens close to the end. The majority of concertos are like this at least.

[@Liszthesis]

14:08 wut

[@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji]

Busoni's interpretation of that part was insane, even Sauer.

[@aakarshitsingh1535]

@@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji that's the error of the piano role

[@Palermo.340]

@‮sinihcam ed mueD Hi

[@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji]

@Schuyler Bacn piano role, I agree

[@ValzainLumivix]

@@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji piano role, I agree

[@Palermo.340]

7:34, 8:00, 12:14

[@adamalabi1520]

6:42 8:00 10:43

[@shakti8551]

Epic

[@amgx9670]

when is grosse konzertfantaisie uber spanische weisen coming

[@amgx9670]

@@Vexalord lol liszt only has one spanish rhapsody

[@Bohh574]

@@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji Liszt has some "spanish" pieces, but only one Spanish rhapsody

[@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji]

@@Bohh574 hmmm, true...

[@thenotsogoodpianist4706]

10:34 , what ,,,,, it seems impossible , at that speed

[@TF2Starlight]

Lang lang did it

[@khenrichplayzaltaccount6756]

Lang lang:

[@thenotsookayguy]

Do it with 4 2 cause lol

[@yashiimelodies4506]

5:57 - 6:07 is the one of the many reasons i won't learn this piece, besides the fact that this is a risk for my physical health as i already have a broken finger🥶🥶

[@imagod4796]

That is one of the easier parts

[@fredericchopin8779]

Can I consider this harder than hammerklavier?

[@imgoodAtPiano]

Imagine liszt play don Juan

[@Paganini-Liszt]

14:30 This part is just impossible, I see why people skip it

[@Mereaux]

Its not impossible

[@thenotsookayguy]

Wtf no, you just need big hands and decent finger independence, if you can play Liszt's 1st technical exercise, you can play this part.

[@Paganini-Liszt]

@@thenotsookayguy I already played it :/ (I already uploaded it also) I just found out it is possible when I tried to play the piece myself, I actually skipped nothing from my own recording even the Anhang Ossia parts.

[@thenotsookayguy]

@@Paganini-Liszt Oh sweet, I'll check it out when I have the time.

[@jjw3046]

I feel more like that section kills the momentum of those fast octaves leading up to the final run

[@easypianotutorial9361]

What is that cord 13:42

[@taiteyard3567]

It’s just an F7 1st inversion expanded out across the hands. You could also argue it’s an F7 add 13 bc of the D that is played around that time. Both chords serve the same function tho.

[@amgx9670]

also i have a question: im composing a ridiculously hard piece that has some parts that are nearly impossible like chromatic descending semiquaver thirds at 176 bpm. will human pianists get replaced with ai someday? my mom thinks so but my dad doesn't

[@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji]

Actually, if pianists get replaced with AI, virtuoso pianists like Liszt and others will not be as popular as they are today.

[@picu1nha609]

actually, piano pieces dont have future, unfortunately

[@amgx9670]

@@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji well imo liszt is more popular as composer than as pianist today because there is still a limit to the technical abilities of even the best of the best ai could play through really hard pieces flawlessly and with emotion as well if you make it good enough

[@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji]

@@amgx9670 I still think Liszt is better than AI because a computer cannot bring a piece to life. It cannot play it beautifully with all expressions and emotions; it cannot play it musically.

[@amgx9670]

@@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji well as tech increases you might be able to have a computer play a piece just like a real concert pianist

[@Medtszkowski]

0:18 that looks annoying to play

[@Moribus_Artibus]

3:27 La ci darem la mano

[@Dylonely_9274]

Indeed

[@chronicyt5503]

Doesnt seem like normal human being are physically capable of playing this piece.

[@thenotsookayguy]

Well yeah, the average person who doesn't even play the piano would not be able to learn this piece within a realistic time frame. But concert pianists are definitely capable of performing the work.

[@jannis11]

naice

[@user-fd6li6pf1k]

12:14

[@TeacherMattVlog]

Valentina lisitsa can play this even faster

[@BandNerd6000]

Faster ≠ better

[@fazliddinerkaboyev6568]

Scriabin disliked.

[@emilvonsauer2565]

HABST DU HÖRT MEIN SPIEL?

[@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji]

Das war teuflisch schnell und großartig ...

[@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji]

Also, whose version do you think is more insane? Busoni's or Sauer's?

[@emilvonsauer2565]

@@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji MEIN IST KOOLER

[@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji]

@@emilvonsauer2565 ok h

[@ethandeister6567]

This looks like one of those intentionally overdone synthesia transcriptions made to be humanly impossible

[@baguettecat]

WTF FRANZ?!

[@bartoldo5898]

Do you play the piano?

[@bartoldo5898]

@@Vexalord piano compositions?

[@starsandnightvision]

Chopin gave a thumbs down.

[@Ayo-oq5fz]

osu mania players be like when trying a piano:

[@yosefGames]

Its hrad virson its vray fast

[@honeypie6338]

bruh

[@ValzainLumivix]

As long as they have wine...

[@Bohh574]

Fin ch'han del vino...

[@Dylonely_9274]

13:51

[@Dylonely_9274]

11:53

[@NotAllBaconsHack]

12:13