Liszt - Consolation No. 3

[@Rousseau]

Liszt. Consolation No. 3. One of his more sentimental works, this is a side of Liszt people often forget about amongst the craze over virtuosity - yet a side which is much more mature and marks the way to the genius of his later works. Published the year after Chopin's death, it is hard not to interpret the Consolations of S.172 as a tribute to his close friend, especially noting the similarities with Chopin's Nocturne Op. 27 No. 2. I hope you have an excellent week ♥

[@sheremetkina2688]

Next, please: Bach - Prelude and Fugue no. 2 Bach - Toccata and Fugue in D minor

[@zeynepy]

looking forward to

[@ludwig4029]

Rousseau thank u!

[@tobiaslim4709]

You should play ravel!also im early for once

[@malakaibruggeman3740]

Please please please do Rachmaninoff prelude op. 23 no. 10 in G flat Major

[@uhnioin]

When you pause your other Rousseau music to listen to new Rousseau music

[@banumathi8684]

Nailed it

[@Kuhanapomaranca]

Does one ever trully pause Rousseaus music inside their soul? I think not.

[@serik2008webde]

True Story

[@prince2626]

Yeah....I always listen to his previous recordings each frikkin day

[@kb7208]

This is meee

[@Rousseau]

For a little bit of 'Rousseau trivia': this video was one of the sight-readings recorded before the channel even started 1.5 years ago, and is the last of this group to be finally released! It's crazy to think how much has changed in that short amount of time - I'm so lucky to have such a dedicated and loyal audience, thank you for stopping by every week.

[@pessimistpuglet5209]

It's hard to believe the channel started 1.5 years ago! I subbed after your Mayday cover came out, I believe, and this has become the best part of all my Mondays. Thank you for making such a great channel!

[@babyskunkcat]

Terence Music Shut up

[@jackycal]

so you sight read it? madness

[@norah6954]

Why is your name Rousseau?

[@Syzygizing]

Jack Callaghan ofc he can sigh read they are professional musicians playing performance level pieces and etudes

[@samskltn4678]

The fact that liszt wrote this in memory of chopin after he died is very touching. Its meant to sound like something chopin would write. And is based on chopins op. 27 no.2

[@JoseMaria-tb3uq]

Seems like they must admire each other a lot

[@mark.lawrence]

didn't know that. wow.

[@kaputt_jay3873]

Wow, I thought they sounded similar but I didn't know this! Very touching. Two of the greatest musicians impacting each other like this.

[@sandeegrey5977]

I think a lot of you guys like to overstate Chopin's impact on Liszt. Sure at times they were friends, but for the most part they were in seperate spheres. Despite popular belief Liszt wrote MANY soft and playable pieces, but the one's where it seems like he's throwing notes at the piano get more attention.

[@bano5150]

yes, they did admire each other ! it is a very touching , pretty song .

[@shoshopaper4684]

It's called consolation because liszt noted that we can't play his other works

[@zireael666]

Lmao

[@uwu-kh3lh]

It's just to comfort you

[@marianocastillo3736]

Nor this one

[@eljodoma9105]

Just a bait

[@soupgirl1864]

It's because Rousseau needs consolation because musicalbasics already did HR2.

[@kadencho5246]

There’s no doubt that this piece is easier than Liszt’s other works, however I think people tend to forget how difficult it is to convey the emotion and the message that he is trying to carry through this piece. Not to mention, but the rhythm can get pretty tricky throughout this piece. The left hand consists of unwritten triplets (I, too fell victim to defining them as eight notes) and the right hand mainly consists of eight notes and sixteen notes. As hard as it is to believe, you’ll be surprised on how difficult it is to synchronize the left and right hands accurately with the correct rhythm. Now of course if you are playing at a more advanced level it would be a piece of cake, but this was just my personal experience through this piece. I’ve learned this throughout quarantine and I have to admit that this is by far my favorite piece from Liszt (aside from liebestraum). Not because it’s “playable” and easy, but because of how well it contrasts with his other pieces, which are primarily fast with lots of runs.

[@iamriux]

I loved your comment, I think it's the next one I'm gonna learn for sure.

[@botanistmartian3954]

@Joseph Li Luckily my teacher told me before I got it wrong :D

[@susanthefish8940]

This is why I love piano and the romantic era. The composers created the pieces putting in so much raw emotion and thought, it's beautiful! I enjoy learning piano despite how hard it is just so I can feel the music accompany me. Thank you stranger and I hope you have a great day!

[@kristinhanson8339]

Agree! This song is so hard with the polyrhythms! Definitely not easy

[@andymunkh-erdene7185]

fax

[@spacecate70]

The entire piece I was waiting for what I like to call “the liszt twist” were a seemingly relatively playable piece turns into an almost impossible piece in seconds (like in liebestraum). But there was none and now I’m happy, because I finally found a liszt composition that ai might be able to play

[@grizzley6937]

Space Cate As long as you know how to play polyrhythms, you should be okay. Good luck!

[@alexia4513]

check out Romance by him

[@kirkbowman2439]

Space Cate 100% me. Hahaha brilliant

[@DerekMusic13]

How did it go? The rhythms have been difficult for me this past week of learning it.

[@GB_99999]

"the liszt twist" i like that

[@zoltano_cortez]

2:10-2:30 there is so much melancholy in this segment. Like he is saying "I miss you dear friend, but your memory stays with me yet". This entire song in fact is so beautifully sad.

[@sunnyglitter9003]

That’s a perfect description of this piece.

[@hannahquintua]

I FRIKING CRIED

[@zoltano_cortez]

@@hannahquintua I am still crying a year later 😫😭😭

[@hannahquintua]

@@zoltano_cortez (Virtual hugs)

[@pianistofmusic290]

On point.

[@dakshdobhal7658]

I can't believe that ppl are only waiting for HR2 and missing up on these beauties

[@RomanCourier]

I love HR2 (& 6 &12!!!), but hopefully videos like this will motivate people to discover less often performed gems. HR12 is a lot more fun than HR2, btw.

[@cannibalco0kie719]

How can you say something so controversial yet so brave?

[@JSerrato289]

Ikr Rousseau getting a very busy schedule

[@dakshdobhal7658]

cannibalco0kie cuz I don't have frnds😂

[@cannibalco0kie719]

@@dakshdobhal7658 that's sad... u can b mah friend doe

[@susfranzliszt]

I was depressed writing this. My hands had arthritis after playing the Hungarian Rhapsody's. That's why it's so easy.

[@shanemsmith]

Nice profile pic

[@kenrivas1418]

Arthritis hahahahahhaha lmao

[@Martinkg05]

Franz Liszt wait wat

[@GrothendiecksWish]

You wrote it for Chopin silly

[@omeleteazulproducoes8196]

@@Martinkg05 Wait, same name? What?

[@cannibalco0kie719]

Liszt : *makes a playable piece* *IMPOSSIBLE* *WAIT THAT'S ILLEGAL*

[@TheFlamingPiano]

He also has another one called Nuages Gris but it's more of the interpretation/musicality that's a challenge I think

[@RomanCourier]

He has composed many playable pieces! Or at least not HR-level :) Check out this channel dedicated to his forgotten work: Andrei Cristian Anghel.

[@CalamityInAction]

There were 2 Liszts, maybe. One is a human, and one is an alien from another galaxy. At least that's the best explanation I can think of

[@eljodoma9105]

Good luck lining up those notes.

[@manuelbes]

Should take off the "impossible"

[@chickenstrips8279]

Fallout 4 brought me here. The classical radio in that game is amazing. The feeling you get while you listen to classical radio and explore the once beautiful world you used to live in turned to rubble is immense.

[@matthewarant377]

This song is one of the most bittersweet pieces I have heard besides the second movement of Rachmaninoff's Second Piano Concerto. It really is beautiful. You can feel the pain coming through. But not sadness. Almost just like good memories of times you can never have again.

[@sunnyglitter9003]

Why not sadness? Liszt composed it a year after Chopin died.

[@hugoankarcrona572]

@@sunnyglitter9003 It has more nostalgia to it than just sadness, it's different.

[@michaelarojas]

Even more relatable now

[@lilac2698]

You should check out Schubert's Serenade arranged by Liszt and played by Rousseau!!

[@stevengiocondo6060]

Yes

[@gabrielsfrost]

Rousseau is playing more Liszt to get ready for another great piece by Liszt - Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2

[@13I.U3]

He likely already has HR2 recorded tho

[@exhannnn]

ThatOneBlueGuy just like how he has rick astleys never gonna give you up pre recorded too

[@13I.U3]

@@exhannnn just like how he has every video pre-recorded, he plans this stuff and doesn't just play it the day before he uploads or something.

[@sueking2189]

I’m

[@solarean]

@@sueking2189 you're

[@TheFlamingPiano]

Yes, nice to hear this on your hands! I've had trouble interpreting it but yours sounds on point!

[@jaree2k]

He also sightread this 😯

[@someonereal6098]

@@jaree2k are you roblox admin?

[@jacenouzen]

Rousseau is life, Rousseau is love.

[@frankie.j3201]

Chopin's prelude in E minor already teared me up , now Liszt Consolation No. 3 for Chopin ? *cries in river flows in you*

[@ThAL5121]

I just came back from Chopin's museum in Mallorca, won't say I didn't cry

[@hannahquintua]

@@ThAL5121 THERES A CHOPIN MUSEUM?!

[@ThAL5121]

@@hannahquintua There is one in Warsaw that I do not know and the one that I visited, the Frederic Chopin and George Sand museum in Valldemossa, Mallorca, Spain. It is there because they lived in this place during a winter near the end.

[@juanpablogutierrezblanco3811]

Hahahaha

[@paulbaldadig4071]

Franz Liszt, I LOVE YOU!! and I wanna say thank you for your enormous contribution to our music. I hope you smile from out of heaven to all these people who enjoy your compositions. RIP Franz!!

[@mintysenpai6203]

Because of Rousseau, Liszt is one of my favourite composers now. Didn’t know he compose such great pieces!

[@arthursparks-topic860]

Yez same

[@dulcepericulum6023]

Same!

[@GrimCatPiano]

Thanks for your work Rousseau! It's an honor to have you with us

[@elisabethmariamalecki]

Melancholisch und doch mit Licht durchflutet ,voller Anbetung und Hoffnung,Träume flüsternd ,Erzählung von Jetzt und Damals,wie eine nie endende Erinnerung

[@nonosquare001]

2:27 Sounds ethereal and i love it

[@Dylonely_9274]

Me too

[@starblazer5178]

Rousseau, you are much more than a piano player. You're a conveyor of emotion. I've never been so moved by music until I found you.

[@lilianleuenberger206]

x

[@edoardomanca4761]

This is singlehandedly the most beautiful piece of music I have ever listened to, and I don’t usually even comment on KZbin but the story that Liszt wanted to tell for Chopin’s death, respecting his style of composing and their lost friendship is heartbreaking. Two of the most brilliant geniuses ever, Liszt and Chopin: I am crying just listening to this

[@cereal5779]

Liszt was probably sleeping while composing this. Then he woke up, realized he wrote something easy and threw it into a fire

[@ludmilabordei5884]

he wrote this as a tribute after chopins death and wanted to write something that sounded like chopin chopin nocturn in d flat major

[@d.b5471]

When he’s 50,000 subs away from HR2

[@cannibalco0kie719]

We're so close yet so far

[@bellagd6021]

He can do it!! Ik Rousseau can, he can everything

[@HS-fk6hb]

What is HR2 if I may ask? Don't watch Rosseau that often hahah

[@khoiphuonganh2746]

@@HS-fk6hb Hungarian Rhapsody 2

[@ChuckRuledTheWorld]

@@HS-fk6hb Hungarian Rhapsody no. 2 is a piece written by Franz Liszt. The fanbase of Rousseau is waiting a very long time for that piece. Rousseau said he will play/upload it when hé has reached 2 million subs.

[@janjool]

Love this piece. Feels like Liszt is conveying the emotions of the highs & lows of life.

[@saxophoneonmymind2186]

Peaceful, light, but also sad. That's how it sounds to me

[@helengazzara8725]

Used this piece as a background for the photo display at my mother’s funeral.

[@treshtalk88]

@@helengazzara8725 I know it's been a year. But may she rest in peace.

[@marianocastillo3736]

Adding this one to my consolation Playliszt

[@thefrakka8312]

Bruh

[@ΜόνικαΙακώβου]

Bruh

[@not4coforyou375]

Bruh

[@sashagrey6640]

Bruh

[@lunakitten512]

Bruh

[@lcc9769]

One of my favorite works by Liszt, you are now the best version of this piece on KZbin.

[@davetinoco]

Baremboim is the best

[@geraldgiaimo5565]

I've heard a lot of interpretations of this peace but this one...by far the best. Its the way you handle the tempo, giving us time to hear and enjoy. Thank you for this.

[@HubertCzuprynski]

This song is a masterpiece, left hand with right hand goes together like breathing :)

[@Hahdesu]

Elegant and beautiful as always.

[@rror3364]

You haven’t even seen the whole thing

[@Syzygizing]

Ærror and this changes his statement how exactly ?

[@rror3364]

How can you say a 5 minutes piece is played elegantly and beautifully if you’ve only listened to 25 secondes of it ?

[@RomanCourier]

... Because Rousseau wouldn’t upload a piece if he messed up. 25 seconds is enough to judge if it’s elegantly played.

[@Hahdesu]

@@rror3364 Aside from falling asleep, I am actually very familiar to this piece. I also know Rosseau plays everything as elegant and beautiful, so even if I didn't want to watch the whole thing, I know he did a fine job.

[@Butterboi-c3g]

This piano piece expresses my situation here in my home, when i hear it brings tears in my eyes

[@matehavasi1153]

Chopin and Liszt, the greatest to ever touch a piano

[@FryderykFranc1szekCh0pin]

Merci beaucoup!

[@mhdfrb9971]

Probably the most beautiful pieces ever made by Liszt❤️

[@anjupanch2694]

Am I the only one who gets goosebumps in several parts of the rendition of this piece? It's simply marvelous!😳😊

[@igorballesteros6012]

My aunt played this piece to me on the last day we met before she passed away. I'll never forget her agile fingers stroking every key and giving a special emphasis to those beautiful four notes. One day this piece will sound again on her piano. I'll try my best, tía. Te quiero ♥️

[@vedluca]

Weirdly this is the calmest song I have seen by liszt

[@Itibitydetsku]

Along with Liebestraüm no. 3.

[@tommyabrantes838]

​@@Itibitydetskulol no

[@spancavibes]

Rousseau: *Liszt references* People: WAIT THATS IlLeGaL

[@FabTwoI]

I love how Liszt dedicated this piece for his dear friend Chopin but also in my perspective all im hearing is a vast space where u seem alone. I guess thats how Liszt felt too..

[@ВалентинаЗапорожець-я9в]

this piece feels like first tender love, long awaited spring days, simple laying under warm soft rain, tight embrace of a hug and smell of morning in forest

[@foofpilled]

I remember first learning this piece and thinking that the polyrhythms were so difficult. It sounds so simple but the mechanics behind it are crazy.

[@stefi_stfff]

REALLL ME TOO

[@leo17921]

Day four of asking for Op. 25 No. 5 Wrong Note by Chopin.

[@cannibalco0kie719]

gl man... next vid gonna be HR2

[@Botaccount31]

@@cannibalco0kie719 That's probably in 2 weeks actually, since he's making about 26000 subs a week or so.

[@joaopereira7044]

I want this so much too ... Oh my god

[@everythingexpert4795]

Found the weeb

[@gabrielmontes161]

Leo179 no

[@vitorluigi2911]

Some pieces I would love to hear Rosseau playing: - Auf Flügeln des Gesanges (Mendelssohn - arr. Liszt) - Impromptu no. 3 (Schubert) - Ave Maria (Schubert) [With two hands, please :D] - Liebestraum no. 1 (Liszt) - Träumerei (Schumann) - Jesu, Joy of Men's Desiring (Bach) - Sonata Pathetiqué (Beethoven)

[@soupgirl1864]

- Erlkonig arr. Liszt

[@hannahquintua]

@@soupgirl1864 Ooo that

[@hannahquintua]

@@soupgirl1864 Erlkönig be cool

[@soupgirl1864]

@@hannahquintuaErlkönig do be cool

[@shitschool8523]

I heard this after doing the thing l detest the most crying, l was crying over how hard everything is and how it's difficult for me to deal with, drowning in my despair knowing the thing l want the most is impossible and I'll never understand those feelings everyone talks about, after my eyes had dried and my head felt like it fell over ceramic floor ofc l couldn't sleep cuz of my insomnia,l opened KZbin only to find the first recommended video is this it's as if music is trying to comfort me. The fan blowing in my face making my hair abit messy and my moist face from salty tears dry listening to thus comforting piano piece as if a person brought a bouquet of blue flowers to match my agony and sat there comforting me and whipping my tears. Thank you so much for this masterpiece and for the efforts you put, I'll always love music and find myself between the keys of piano I'm definitely gonna learn this piece once I've advanced abit more on piano, thanks for this beautiful consolation music.

[@tillmanward8481]

Thank you for sharing your most precious and personal feelings...you have heart..thats a gift of God..

[@slicedgrapes]

i hardly ever feel emotion listening to classical, but i felt this one. and it felt like waiting for someone never coming back

[@TheGreatEllie125]

I like how this piece shows so much emotion... is and always will be my favorite composer. Thank you for playing this piece.

[@enzorodrigo1060]

F chopin

[@crescentsy]

this proves simpler can be more beautiful

[@jemimadoll2405]

I love the way your hands just glide over the piano. You make it look so easy even I think i could play this

[@aldoringo439]

I swear this piece has the best harmony

[@FantomMC2]

I see why people like Liszt, but luckily I found him and like him for his general style of composition and overall talent. All of the pieces I've heard so far, both the extravagantly exciting and these calmer ones both make me feel a lot of emotion and turbulent energy. I think he might be my favorite pianist and composer of all time, truly a master of his craft.

[@dollyhorton2579]

This is one of the most beautiful pieces of music I've ever heard. Thank you.

[@ClassicalJams]

Rousseau, this is hands down my favorite of Liszt's Consolations and in fact, one of his best pieces ever...one I have not played in a very long time :-) Speaking to your point in the "pinned" comment about sentiment over virtuosity, I understand that well. The complexity and beauty lies within the unexpected chord progressions and otherworldly melody and harmonies. Simplicity allows this wonderful musical message to shine. You play this with all of the patience and pathos that it deserves....beautifully phrased! You really allow it to breathe and your touch is unmistakable! Thanks for the info that this is a tribute to his friend, the amazing Chopin! BRAVO!!! ~Jackie

[@GouganeBarra-u4t]

Consolation no 3, Liebenstraum no 3, Benediction de dieu dans la solitude, un sospiro... all magically beautiful compositions !

[@coffeymaker79]

I love liszt, my fave. Love that you post so much of him

[@balintvarga5146]

"Please update Spotify playlist" squad, gather here

[@tygzdk4336]

Varga Bálint you Can already find him on Spotify

[@balintvarga5146]

@@tygzdk4336 I know, but a lot of his beautiful plays can't be found there.

[@itiszach8687]

@@balintvarga5146 If you're using a computer to listen to Spotify you can use the local files option to listen to music. You would have to put the video link into a youtube to mp3 site then put it in the specific folder to get it on Spotify but it's worth it.

[@jakeflores2048]

For all us mobile users

[@tempestch.4766]

@@jakeflores2048 you still can sync your local files to your phone. Your phone and computer must be on the same network though, just download the playlist that have the local mp3 files you've added.

[@srpskiaiden]

Amazing! One of favorite pieces by Liszt. It always brings me at peace when I feel sad or upset. You did an amazing job playing it!

[@Poopy0303]

Chopin worked in a piano shop, then Liszt came and saw Chopin's notes and started playing, and Chopin was in the market.

[@cantthinkofausername6749]

@ʏ ᴇ ᴇ ɴ *chopin liszt

[@Jimmy-pg7ms]

This is one of my favorite liszt pieces... very simple compared to his other works but still so beautiful

[@artcory6224]

This is easier ,than rest of his pieces, but polyrhythms still can make it harder, than many people think

[@spongebob4644]

Who else was waiting for the piece to get super complicated and difficult because franz Listz wrote it?

[@nathanm169]

This is actually not hard and it’s in grd 10 repritoire

[@spongebob4644]

Nathan Meng that’s wat I was saying, it was easier than I anticipated because litzt wrote it, and he is known for writing super difficult pieces

[@controversy4987]

I think sometimes people forget that musicians don’t only compose pieces fast or slow. They compose from the heart, you can only imagine what they felt when writing pieces like this. I think this piece is beautiful, despite the difficultly and I wasn’t expecting any form of tempo change. This piece feels like slight despair and an end to something. Liszt throwing in a fast tempo change would butcher the feel of this piece.

[@ameyaathawale5521]

controversy Beautifully said

[@tigerboom9030]

Yep... hoped to see a fucking messed up bushing in all the chords. Yet, liszt is surprising all at once. And it is for chopin so... yep

[@itsjustlyssa1130]

I have always acknowledged liszt's works to be fast and exciting pieces..so this calm piece shocked me

[@inidutiliroblox1010]

Can you do Heroic Polonaise please??? Many people are requesting!

[@Rajsadaye]

@Rousseau yes please!

[@samthepianoman]

Get this to the top

[@MrAntoniokim]

Heroic Polonaise is not an easy piece to play and requires a lot of practice to get it right. I'd rather wait for an amazing well-polished performance than a rushed sub par one. In the meantime, we get to enjoy these small easier to play gems.

[@danielwieser1012]

Just enjoy the work he is sharing instead of always requesting heroic polonaise... In a few weeks he will post HR2, so be grateful and be quiet. Thanks.

[@tomotomo2596]

He probbly sees that people are asking, but doesnt want to answer because it takes time to learn and he is not sure if he can do it on time....OR, he has the video ready and is waiting for a milestone on his chanel. Be patient

[@kenjiotake]

I love how Rousseau always uploads what I need to hear the most, which in this case is a consolation.

[@jasminrohrer7896]

Listening to you and watching the mountains, forest, the moon and stars... So magical...

[@thatgamerboy3467]

Never on my life had it crossed my mind until now that sometimes that other greats are not just by themselves, sometimes they are friends with another (great). I love this piece because it feels so touching

[@pheelmacababe2861]

as amazing and complex as listz is, i totally respect a slower a more beautiful piece like this, thank you

[@elgatoamarillo]

Something that I really like about Liszt is that he doesn’t try to show off with his technique but rather shows off with the feelings he can evoke.

[@belladonna10591]

This is the very first time I've listened to this. It is the most beautiful sound i have ever heard. I think I've just fallen in love with Liszt.💞💔

[@francisfrancis351]

l feel the comfort received by a person after a loss or disappointment. "there was consolation in knowing that others were worse off"

[@patriciarenou6914]

So so beautiful the music and the playing put me into another space.. Thank you

[@michaelwinegarden5443]

Nothing gets me like high octave parallel 3rds, whether going up or down doesn't even mater. Such an emotional piece, thanks as usual Rousseau.

[@UnknownUser-jb7sn]

When Liszt focuses on the beauty of music and not the difficulty , He makes one of the best music. Beautiful playing btw

[@popantermopan4099]

Even the more difficult operas are still beautiful.

[@therewillbenosorrowletitbe2962]

Chopin also makes hard pieces but beautiful ones

[@loekio11]

Not only are you a great pianist, but also aware of the music you play. I love your music and the background information you often provide with the pieces. They give allot more meaning to it and i think that is just great

[@hongkijeremy5236]

My Chopin and Liszt heart!!! 😭😭💖💖

[@sketchables]

The videos of you playing some of these pieces is the most relaxing thing I've found on YT. Thank you.

[@sylvainmierzchala2396]

This song is so romantic and beautiful, so nice to see this kind of work from Liszt

[@expl0da_]

i saw this notification on youtube and was like, "wait... no... it can't be..." and then i clicked on it and saw it and this literally made my day its my favourite song thank you so much

[@therizinosauruscheloniform9709]

I need Tchaikovsky. I really need it.

[@SeanShannonPianist]

bruh me too

[@charbelabidaher4443]

Yes pleasee!

[@hzqzick5046]

Sugar plum fairy pleasee

[@SeanShannonPianist]

@@hzqzick5046 pas de deux.

[@John-Adams]

And when he finally uploads a piece, will you Tchaikov-skeet?

[@Sam-de6qx]

It's haunting, and sad. It's Hauntingly Melancholic... but above all else it is Beautiful. Makes you wonder what did he go through to be able to create something like this...

[@ChekkuMeitoMc]

My grand father got coronavirus and cancer. This video make me good. Thanks you very much for that song 🥺

[@iresta4593]

Mir gefällt diese Interpretation besonders gut, weil sie langsamer als üblich gespielt wird, dafür umso gefühlvoller wirkt das Stück❤ vielen Dank!

[@mm-etc]

At 2M, Rousseau trolls us and... does a Minecraft live stream with HR2 on the background.

[@suawdthedude8583]

:thinking:

[@shydead1392]

Give this man a like

[@HuxleysShaggyDog]

PLEASE NO

[@mm-etc]

@@HuxleysShaggyDog It'll be a classic note block video.

[@georgemissailidis3160]

Dear God....

[@skatepark1ful]

This GEM, is one of the few consolations in my life!!!!! A short bit of pleasant sound waves in my ears and to my brain!! I’m sure a few of u readers UNDERSTAND!!!! Cheers to all good people

[@xavierlaureano387]

I really don't understand why people dislike this video like holy hell this is beautiful.

[@Antheacou]

It’s lovely to see another side of Liszt’s music, what a versatile composer. Really love Liszt’s music, Rousseau conveyed this piece with a a lot of depth. Love it🙌🏼

[@ReflectingRules]

Hearing this piece makes me greatful that I'm living

[@valeixleonie]

Le divin de la musique sacrée... Merveilleuse interprétation.... 😘

[@christianpalomovega2765]

Rousseau After several songs I hear you again and I realize that artistic evolution sensitivity and interpretation I loved, congratulations!

[@gerardomendoza2042]

Dear Rousseau, Can you possible imagine how happy you make us all with your wonderful channel? Thank you for your generosity!!

[@duk2k]

Just purely amazing how he is able to play hundreds of complex music pieces 🙏👏👏

[@LucasAlfare]

Rousseau knows how to make us wait for HR2 in a perfect style. Thank you for this!

[@joeledmundson950]

Perfect music for a morning coffee

[@lanceyang1866]

Just love it. I can feel all the emotions. Just beautiful. I can sit on a chair and like everything is peaceful

[@serenacapaldo8955]

tenderness mixed with melancholy.

[@JunkBondTrader]

Alexa showed me this piece today. It's so incredibly beautiful. The tension and release is so masterfully employed. Soft and sweet one moment, tense and menacing the next. The sweet moments remind me a bit of Rachmaninoff's piano conerto 2 introduction, my all time favourite piece. So I really enjoy this. Though well respected, Liszt should be higher on most liszts... er.. lists... hehe had to. But definitely underrated.

[@vileguile4]

That hit me right in my soul ..... thank you very much!!

[@ilovechopin2846]

So elegantly and beautifully played! Thank you Rousseau.

[@Rousseau]

What piece should be next on the channel?

[@matthieu4386]

Maurice Ravel please:)

[@SPetro-ml4cr]

A bit of Bach would be good

[@fattit7598]

Pls do more Beethoven sonatas, especially Pathetique 2nd mov, Pathetique 3rd mov, Tempest 3rd mov, appassionata 3rd mov, and Waldstein. Also MOAR CHOPIN, Waltz in A minor b.150, Waltz op 70 no 1, Grande Valse Brilliante op 18 and Heroic Polonaise

[@davidsmusicchannel187]

Hungarian rhapsody no 3

[@sShield]

Chopin Etude op. 25 no. 1. It’s so beautiful; I’d love to hear you play it.

[@dianacooper3063]

Romantic and melancholic at the same time, I love it

[@bluesats]

Another one off the Liszt! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🎉

[@doppled]

and another one gone, another one gone another one off the liszt

[@andraabimanyu140]

finally.. my whole life looking for liszt's work that makes sense.. i finally found it.