Liszt - Réminiscences de Robert le diable

[@rkbrown83]

8:43 - OMG, that is insane!

[@tranminhtu8339]

The most popular reminiscence when it was composed!

[@sanjai_s]

Where goes Don Juan ? Not debating ask a clarification, I personally like don Juan than this because it is technically so demanding and harmonic structure

[@tranminhtu8339]

@@sanjai_s I means for the audience at that time it's the most popular one. "It was so popular that it became his calling card: on more than one occasion he was forced to interrupt his programmed concerts to play it because of the demands of the audience. On the day of its publication by Maurice Schlesinger, the edition of 500 was completely sold out and it had to be immediately reprinted." (Wikipedia)

[@kokositosalvatore]

I think Norma is more popular than Don Juan, because it has some very demanding parts for the three-hand effect

[@sanjai_s]

@@kokositosalvatore I accept it but don juan has best harmonic structure, melody is perfectly handled, both bass and treble clefs are clearcut and it could be the best transcription that Liszt had ever done after liszt-beethoven symphony 9

[@sanjai_s]

@@tranminhtu8339 I didn't see Wikipedia, btw I had knew a new info bcoz of you, thanks

[@79Tomasso]

Oh to have seen him play this live. It is so very Liszt!!!

[@shazzaha6748]

Those chords at 0:27 ahh! Those hit so hard! Lovely diminished chords! :)

[@karolcpm-]

Lovely dissonantly clustered staccato chord jumps, and a change into the minor 4:47 :)

[@rkbrown83]

Liszt uses such beautiful chords!

[@karolcpm-]

Moments such as the one at 5:27 take me to a Viennese Straus-like melody, all entirely on piano. Incredible!

[@Pamela-dv7gb]

Gréât pièce and underated❤❤❤, but how people still think rush e is hardest piano pièce

[@chipensemble]

Liszt and Synthesia are a perfect marry: looking at the crazy but stylish patterns is so addicting.

[@CaasiAndestein]

I agree

[@Chipsomedip]

Yeah, it’s so cool

[@Bohh574]

I discovered this video and it's already one of my all time favourite synthesis videos!

[@sxcvffly]

excellent! oui oui crosaint, je'mappe bonjour eclair!! pain au chocolat!

[@Katsariss]

Yes

[@Chipsomedip]

The last sentence is from La folia Vivaldi, I remember seeing it

[@Mereaux]

8:12

[@thenotsogoodpianist4706]

Beautiful reminisce

[@Chipsomedip]

Norma: am I a joke to you?

[@Chipsomedip]

7:36 - 8:21 amazing part

[@Bohh574]

You're way too underrated my friend!

[@sambakumara5397]

Yes you're right

[@kokositosalvatore]

Very Nice

[@shakti8551]

And hard

[@whaijorhujishkomunyk]

@@shakti8551 no chopin harder

[@Mereaux]

@@whaijorhujishkomunyk you wish

[@babygirl4169]

3:18

[@topianissimo2606]

Awesome piece and video! Could you also make a video on Liszt's Polonaise 1?

[@FranzLiszt0904]

Note for you all didnt ask but ye interestine: This video is not like any average, this contains all of the L.P variants

[@sxcvffly]

exellent!

[@Marks2709]

3:20 COMO É A CONVERSA DOTOR?

[@amgx9670]

poggggggggg

[@kashiBlogger]

Hey Vexa when you will upload a new video ?

[@kashiBlogger]

@@Vexalord one day u will compose as well as arrange pieces like Liszt. All the best vexa

[@Paganini-Liszt]

Probably my next piece idk

[@SuperDieu_6666]

Why are you everywhere

[@Paganini-Liszt]

@SuperDieu_6666 No idea, probably because I am trying to find my next pieces at that time.

[@isner_lew1834]

These reminiscences always have a familiar melody in them. What about this?

[@AntorasStudio]

6:20 kinda sounds like part of Liszt’s Spanish Rhapsody

[@Chipsomedip]

@@AntorasStudioright

[@kiayajalhaja]

0:10

[@tristanbelmont8348]

link to midi?

[@kashiBlogger]

Hey I am new to piano world can anyone please tell me the meaning of coda cadenza etc . Thanks, Kashi.

[@JramLisztfan]

Coda is usually the ending to a piece whereas cadenza is a virtuosic (sometimes improvised) passage which precedes an important cadence (doesn’t have to be the end)

[@kashiBlogger]

@@JramLisztfan virtuosic passage means? Btw thaks for helping

[@JramLisztfan]

@@kashiBlogger if you look up Mazeppa (Liszt Transcendental etude no 4) a cadenza appears about 10 seconds in

[@kashiBlogger]

@@JramLisztfan thanks bhai. According to u who is more difficult Alkan,Sorabji,Mereaux or Liszt(btw Liszt is my fav).

[@kashiBlogger]

@@JramLisztfan who is your fav composer

[@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji]

Great work! How about the cavatine part next?

[@kashiBlogger]

Hey wdym by double thirds

[@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji]

@@kashiBlogger an interval of of notes

[@kashiBlogger]

@@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji hi again 😅 can u tell me what is the meaning of appregios idk it’s spelling

[@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji]

@@kashiBlogger arpeggios

[@easypianotutorial9361]

Harder then reiminiscene de don juan i think

[@cubingkid1082]

Yes

[@Chipsomedip]

Easier than Lucrezia Borgia I think

[@munkiechatchat]

Sounds like Cziffra 🤪

[@jannis11]

naice