Part 2 | Circle of Fifths Examples Piano (+bonus)

[@Lisztsom]

I dont want to upload longer videos than 5-6 minutes because most people left the part 1 after watching it only 1 minutes and 45 seconds of it. Thank you all for your support. This channel has grown so fast

[@foulmercy8095]

That’s fair, though it is their lost. They missed the Liszt-Handel for goodness sake.

[@ludwig6285]

​@@foulmercy8095Yes that was incredible

[@Lisztsom]

@@foulmercy8095 Their lost

[@katrmior]

it is a pity to base your output rather on what people would like to see than what you'd like to produce. to be honest i'd watch thirty minutes worth of video (and i know a fair amount of people who would too - after all this is the classical music community)

[@Lisztsom]

@@katrmior Thank you for ur opinion. To be honest making 4-5 videos which are mostly 5-6 minutes is easier to make than making 1 video which is 30 minutes.

[@gogpoydi]

Falling 5th progression is my favorite progression. But everytime lizst uses ascending 6th progression sends absolute chills down my body

[@Pianissito]

Man i love this progression

[@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji]

You'll truly fall in love with it. Go to 26:39 on this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aoO0oH2gnaupaNU Sounded great, didn't it?

[@thekeyoflifepiano]

This could be a 100 part series LOL. Cool video. Also, the second link for Scarlatti is busted.

[@Lisztsom]

Oh thanks fixed it

[@eriksatieofficiel]

That lagrimoso part from Liszt's La Notte is si satisfying to play... This whole piece is underrated and not enough known. Liszt wanted this piece to be played at this funeral, but Cosima refused to do it.

[@Lisztsom]

I wonder why she refused it

[@eriksatieofficiel]

@@Lisztsom To quote someone quoting Alan Walker (author of a Liszt biography), Liszt died in Bayreuth during the festival, and there was concern (largely from Cosima Wagner, Liszt’s daughter) that any major gestures toward Liszt would take away from the celebration of Wagner, who had died a few years before. As for music at the service, it appears that Anton Bruckner improvised at the organ on themes from Parsifal-a work at least tangentially related to Liszt, since Wagner referenced Lisztian motives.

[@Lisztsom]

Do you read it on PDF or something or you have the book ?

[@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji]

Liszt's La Sonnambula Fantasy has circle of fifths at 1:15 and 2:55 here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJ67qqSqhd11idUsi=YK4TCPGhVILkRysT

[@Lisztsom]

also 10:51

[@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji]

Actually the beginning of that piece has it as well

[@teawithliya]

Speaking of Scarlatti, there is one here at 0:12 in a sonata of his: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIbUZH2fr5Wsa5I

[@Henri.d.Olivoir]

There is also a beautiful one from a later section of Chopin's Rondo Alla Mazur Op. 5!

[@Lisztsom]

Thanks ! Tbh its my first time hearing this piece

[@randiey95]

4:28

[@Lisztsom]

one of my favourites so i made that clip longer than other

[@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji]

Great choices as always!

[@Lisztsom]

thx !

[@-.a]

you should include alkan op 39/11 if you do another one of these (the finale)

[@Lisztsom]

sure

[@teawithliya]

Another one :D kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGndZqWGo7B_jsk It starts on iii.

[@Lisztsom]

Yes very common progression

[@ashimatsuki]

Can you make video about Circle of Fifths used by pop song?

[@Lisztsom]

I cant because i dont know that much about pop songs. But from my memory i can say there is circle of fifths in Barbie Girl song

[@ashimatsuki]

Yes no problem 😥

[@mitchelllazore8433]

Is there going to be a part 3? I love these videos

[@Lisztsom]

Yes there is going to be a part 3. I dont know when :)