Liszt - Hungarian Rhapsody No.6

Franz Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody No. 6 in D-flat major
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[@rakeshkrishna7792]

Rousseau: uploads Hungarian rhapsody 6 on reaching 1.5 million Traum: nah! I'll do it right away

[@fuzzykoala6168]

He is playing it in advance. So when he reaches 1.5 million subs he can play something else

[@vigghencubing1912]

He is actually just trying to oneup rousseau, the stupidly high octaves are one octave higher than those in rousseaus video. And rousseau made that modification himself.

[@ludwig4029]

Vigghen Cubing nah he didn't, cziffra did. but i think he made the ending himself i think

[@Mereaux]

Rousseau is perfection

[@N2Opassion]

I prefere traum's version ; )

[@nikki_cousin]

Traum: casualy uploades the hardest pieces every day! My self-esteem: -10000

[@FranzLisztOfficial]

All of his pieces are fairly easy

[@schlu]

You should take things as "what you could accomplish if you just practice for years" instead of taking it negatively. I'm always fascinated when hearing someone professional play because I know that if I keep on going and don't stop practicing, I will someday reach this level of virtuosity. ;-)

[@waidi3242]

It should inspire you ... And to say, that he is not learning the piece day to day, he already mastered them years back, now he is just "showing" his skill. But i don´t think some of his videos are 100% legit, since he can play La Campanella almost without mistake, and he f**ks up friska part in this piece? For piano prodigy like that it should be easy, he is just so unconsistent while playing this. And you can even see so many mistakes. He is not live, he has infinite tries, but it seems he can´t do it better.

[@Ivan_1791]

Same.

[@nikki_cousin]

@@FranzLisztOfficial yea maybe for you!

[@NameNik223]

6:25 The speed blew my mind

[@maximchateauvert7641]

Me too

[@wilh3lmmusic]

Find Argerich’s recording

[@BrinaSun]

you should see liszt mazeppa traum's recording is amazing, go to the part before the ending

[@NameNik223]

@@BrinaSun Yes, also a crazy cover

[@vurri7290]

He did the same thing in his mazeppa

[@vincenguyen7]

Literally no one: Simply piano after 3 weeks:

[@nathane7914]

More like 4 days

[@nikkarther4632]

@@nathane7914 more like the first "song"?

[@Hudson_Holland]

No merely downloading simply piano will allow you to play this.

[@nathane7914]

Hudson Holland just looking at it in the App Store will make you play this

[@Hudson_Holland]

@@nathane7914 No just thinking about it will let you play it.

[@reimakousei793]

Ross: let's hype everyone up! Traum: uploads go brrr

[@ResonantP]

Lol true Im still wondering about Ross.

[@lczq6737]

Hi can I receive some advice on my left hand? Not related to this piece. My left hand cannot "roll" five notes ( eg C,D,E,F,G). It's like it's lacking something. It's got uneven scales too. No matter how long I've practiced, it's still the same. I need help

[@takureido3122]

@@lczq6737 practice the first book of s.146 (first exercises) for the roll. For scales idk search for fingerings

[@lczq6737]

@@takureido3122 wait what are u talking about?

[@takureido3122]

@@lczq6737 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXimqnl3msR7jKM the first exercises help u to have more independence and strength in the fingers for both hands

[@Goganych]

Hungarian rhapsody no 6 is more than just music for me. This piece is one thing that helps me in many difficult situations. When I heard this piece first time...I think, I was the happiest man in the world and the climax of this composition is one of the best part of music that I have ever heard. And after this wonderful piece Liszt had become my favourite composer. So, HRno6 is one of my favourite pieces, no, one of my the most favourite things in this world. Thank you , Traum. You played it so clean, so delicate. Frankly speaking, I can't say that your execution is the best execution for me, but it is also amazing and unique. Thank you!!

[@Twitchte]

agreed

[@azatkhabibulin7514]

Do you mind saying what’s your favorite performance or interpretation? Thanks.

[@azatkhabibulin7514]

I like HR6, too. And, at present, Traum’s version is my favorite.

[@karolpawlowski5368]

I like it more than Hungarian Rhapsody No 2. Both are world class masterpieces, but I prefer Hungarian Rhapsody No 6

[@Franz_Liszt_Korean]

You are welcome

[@zswu31416]

4:26 Liszt: What should I do next?!?! **Presses F 7 times**

[@srdtcpp]

4:33 The Main Theme 5:14 A Big Upgrade 5:55 Pain Sets In... 6:12 HARDER!!! (angrily)

[@Franz_Liszt_Korean]

@qwerty Agree

[@Franz_Liszt_Korean]

6:27 is actually easy

[@Franz_Liszt_Korean]

6:21~6:26 is way harder

[@redfishplayz4476]

the 6:27 is rlly hard too but cant compare to 6:12 because thats RLLY hard

[@Medtszkowski]

@@Franz_Liszt_Korean oh my god you know what I’m gonna say

[@sneh95]

Last part left hand 1 octave lower fricking nailed it broo!!

[@pablovalverde3542]

5:55 *I love this part brooo* Incredible Interpretation Traum 🙏

[@Piano_improvisations]

Yeah dude. If you look in the sheets of this part he changed some parts of the left hand but that sounds way cooler and there are many pianists who change notes if it was about the rhapsodies

[@penpow]

Ling Ling’s mother: Hmmmm... that’s acceptable

[@felissylvestris6557]

😆

[@nadavsella2900]

dont play only 24 hours a day play 40 hours aday and you'll learn everything in 3 days

[@Faaizer]

Lol

[@awwomegrasscalledalfalfa6437]

Son you can't just leave your family alone Haha practice go brrrrr

[@sepehrn2914]

Pure twosetters are here

[@JohnMiller-mmuldoor]

6:12 still gives me chills every time. Contrast high/low of same melody catches you off guard

[@englischdude]

fantastic how this HR has experienced a revival during the last few years. one of my favourites along with No.12 (hint) 😀

[@vladimirhorowitz6646]

Yes HR 12 is also my favorite, very interesting musically

[@christopherpericolosi-king4979]

Number 11 is my favorite, followed by 15, then 2, then 6.

[@Fasodo]

Without your comment, I would've not made HR12 one of my favorites, if not MY favorite HR of all time.

[@FranzLisztOfficial]

Good young one. However I was promised the no. 2

[@classiclife1662]

How are You always so fast ?😆

[@FranzLisztOfficial]

@@classiclife1662 I don't sleep. I only practice.

[@classiclife1662]

@@FranzLisztOfficial Makes sense. Piano God, I aspire to be capable of doing this in the slightest bit.

[@bh6610]

40 hours a day

[@monkeflip2510]

@@FranzLisztOfficial I don't need sleep, I need practice

[@vainohannula9623]

I was going to go eat breakfast but I suddenly got better things to do.

[@danyjamous5986]

I eat breakfast while listening to this masterpiece

[@vainohannula9623]

@@danyjamous5986 genius

[@Andrew-cm6nk]

Same with me, but in my case i had to get out of bed

[@randomguy6934]

You mean go practice?

[@vainohannula9623]

@@randomguy6934 Exactly so. (Did practice aroun 2 minutes 34 seconds ago)

[@lexouguliano5399]

Traum : Plays one of the hardest piano pieces ever written without making any hype around it, without even warning us ! What an absolute mad lad ! And what a performance though

[@tejassharma8569]

I love this, especially how he lowered the Bb chords in the finale by one octave 'His own touch' that makes the music infinitely grander than most interpretations. Also do Hungarian Rhapsody #14 if possible, my favs

[@Leuvre]

When all 19 Hungarian rhapsodies in a video in one go?

[@LeventK]

yes.

[@anthonyc6017]

😹😹

[@theman2381]

Leuvre please care for his hands.

[@babygirl4169]

That would be long AF!

[@nutreno444]

I know we got extra time from quarantine, but not that much.

[@closedlol1757]

I payed for the whole piano, I used 78 out of 88 keys of the piano.

[@kairuisun1924]

Props to you for actually counting!

[@solarean]

mOmMy aNd ThE oTheR 10 KeYs?

[@closedlol1757]

No I didn’t count. I was just being weird.

[@ok-jl3ll]

*paYEd*

[@trebleclef9844]

@@closedlol1757 💀

[@SK-uj1dq]

I know I repeat myself. But I’m just in awe of the consistent high quality in your performances of hard pieces like this. It’s just incredible. Your range of dynamics is just so pleasing to listen to.

[@michaelexplains9370]

The Hungarian rhapsody no.6 is my most favorite piece that Listz had written and was really happy when I received the notification. But the end part tho, it is so hard it's amazing how you managed to play it so fast. Amazing job traum 👍

[@kyleethekelt]

This was the first Liszt rhapsody I heard as a child. As with the Chopin Waltz in A Flat, my first recording was made in my institutional dorm from a little transistor radio to my stand-alone cassette recorder. Thanks for such a lovely, reckless, informal interpretation. It's not what I'd want in the concert hall or on a CD (I'm used to hearing it with far more colour now) but you're playing for our living-rooms, offices and mobile devices. Perfect.

[@moudar.871]

Very nice! Video suggestion: Rachmaninoff - moment musicaux No. 4 in E minor

[@cubingkid1082]

And chemin de fer

[@0piumaeternum]

1:25 - 1:37 wow, thats amazing

[@Rajsadaye]

*Me after I saw HR6 in the notification* *Surprised Pikachu face :O*

[@LeventK]

Indescribably relatable...

[@Bell-wh4vm]

Pikaaaaaa​ pikaaaaaa....

[@whaijorhujishkomunyk]

Me after I saw HR6 in hte notification: :/ This is a boring version 2.0 of my S.243 Hungarian National Melodies

[@babygirl4169]

Sorry for ruining the 123 Likes sequence

[@Livelaughloveing]

This is the most underrated channel on KZbin (in my opinion)! Great job Traum!!!

[@danciu2669]

My favorite masterpiece

[@FranzLisztOfficial]

Thanks !

[@lisztfan237]

@@FranzLisztOfficial 😂😂😂

[@fissalwasonline3944]

6:26 how did he do it that fast I’m so impressed

[@cursorjustvanished]

muscle memory probably

[@JossPiano]

He practiced 40 hours a day for 40 years

[@cleristonnaylon7378]

6:21 My Favorite Part

[@TheFlamingPiano]

You upload them like they're nothing... amazing as always! I was cocky enough to attempt this long ago

[@agastyaraul6710]

Big fan

[@MusicLover-gp6dl]

Almost my favorite, My favorite is Hungarian Rhapsody no.2

[@Dylonely_9274]

Agreed. The second Hungarian Rhapsody is a wonderful masterpiece

[@FranzLisztOfficial]

@@Dylonely_9274 let's agree to agree

[@Dylonely_9274]

@@FranzLisztOfficial Sorry for my bad I'm not english...

[@LeventK]

I like 6 more than 2

[@facomenorideia9269]

i prefer hungarian rhapsody number 15

[@thunderfox9358]

Hi Traum, I just wanted to thank you for everything you've been doing and you still do. I'm going through some rough times due to some health problems and a recent break-up, and you're videos have been helping so much lately. As a pianist who has been playing for 8 years they've inspired me to keep on practicing instead of laying in bed, so that maybe One day I will be 1/10th of how good you are. Thank you so much

[@Dylonely_9274]

Non musicians : 4:33 Oh I aLrEaDy HeAr ThIs

[@watchmeid]

Y E S

[@qualitymusic122]

Where was it from

[@qualitymusic122]

@@Dylonely_9274 I don't know. Can't you just tell me?!

[@ethanrobertson6647]

@@Dylonely_9274 stop being a smart alec and just tell him

[@arthurbeloni6475]

I also had some vague memories of this before listening to the Rhapsody for the first time, is it from anywhere else?

[@Bardalicious_]

Just casually drops the HR6. You sir can play anything, but you play with my heart the most!

[@tobysheetmusic2342]

*Wonderful performance again!!! You are so talented and I absolutely love your every interpretation!!!*

[@TimothyChiangPianist]

AWESOME PERFORMANCE! Incredible technique and full of colour like the synesthesia loll😀😀 Bravo!!!👏👏👏

[@decafcoffee0935]

Traum: *uploads* KZbin: *no notification* Me: *A N G E R Y*

[@solarean]

lel i got the notification but the little letters said: 15 minutes ago xd

[@NAMBAPIANO]

This is by far the best version on Yt!

[@etudes5728]

I love how pieces like this take a normal person several months to learn and Traum just keeps uploading them like 4 days apart

[@jeff-hd9og]

i think he’s a god at sightreading

[@acting-tissue1885]

I LOVE the pause before the final repeat of the theme!!

[@qwerty20000000003]

I love your choice of tempo in this. It's one of the best recordings I've heard.

[@christopherpericolosi-king4979]

So, I watched both yours and Rosseau's versions of this piece. I love both interpretations! I think I like yours better and here's why: I feel like you didn't rush through the animato section, and therefore, could actually hear the amazing chord progressions that Liszt is most famous for. You changed the rhythm in the andante part which was also a very nice and melodiously slow build-up to the animato portion. Rosseau is talented, no question, but I've noticed a tendency to rush through certain parts of more aggressive pieces. I like that you tend to do the opposite with it and play the notes deliberately and with a bit more clarity. Overall, it should be clear by now, that I'm a huge Traum fan, and watch you pretty religiously. I often watch your hands, and use them as a guide when I do my finger exercises, because your fingers stay limber and loose (along with those elbows!), and that's something I struggle with. Also, when your in the 2nd movement, and the tempo increases (During the mezzo forte section where he starts the main theme), how do your hands stretch like that?? Do you just play it as a roll of the two notes (kinda played like grace notes in a way)? Because sorry, my hands don't stretch that far.... Anyway, thanks for this. I appreciate you and your fantastic music. truly, an inspiration to me, and have helped me in my own musical journey in re-discovering my passion for classical music!

[@SimonJack94]

The coda of this piece is supposed to be violent and extremely fast though..

[@christopherpericolosi-king4979]

@@SimonJack94 I agree but it's open to it's own interpretation. I think Liszt would be proud of this performance. It gives it a different feel, playing it with less emphasis on the coda and more deliberation on the notes themselves. Liszt was somewhat of a show off, tbh, but can't blame him.

[@Medtner26]

@@christopherpericolosi-king4979 for the animato part, take a look at the ossia. That's how I learned it :D

[@Mereaux]

i prefer rousseau, hes a perfection.

[@joshuadaclis4683]

but however, rousseau followed the composer's sheet music and played it dead accurate. i also think that the amount of sustain traum put in the piece made it sound weirder. (weird yet amazing at the same time.)

[@BluePiano1]

bruh, I’m just not gonna react anymore. This guy is beyond my understanding of human.

[@paolo6219]

Tbh same

[@DanielMartinez-nw1pn]

Search for Martha Argerich's rendition. She's one of the best pianists in history. Your understanding of human... Will be redefined 😎

[@miteshshah5994]

One of the very few pianists who dared to take up and play this piece 😎😎😎

[@benalkan8559]

I love how you're casually uploading ridiculously difficult pieces daily like it's not a big deal. Do you mind one day playing Alkan's feast d'Ésope? Thank you

[@euryale1922]

You are absolutely fantastic ! This is the best interpration i've ever heard ! Amazing job !

[@zoltano_cortez]

Seeing how much progress I still have to make to play like this is actually encouraging, but mostly depressing 🤣

[@yanfangshen4356]

Lol

[@itsdingy5759]

thank you so much for playing hungarian rhapsody no.6! I have been wanting to hear this for weeks!

[@Piano_improvisations]

I recommend everyone who is playing for fun to play this piece. Like when i started it (5 months ago) I was only able to play op 23 no 5 at concert lvl so this piece was wayyyy too hard for me but I gave it a try and now i can almost play it at his lvl. And guys its sooooo much fun. Like there is other piece I have ever played (I got a repertoire of 1- 1/2 hours) that was so much fun. It was hard to learn it but especially the 4th part is fun on a different lvl

[@Traumfanblueheron]

I don't play any instrument but this Raphasdy #6 is definitely fun and addicting for a listener as well, especially this beautiful interpretation by Maestro

[@robertolejarza5457]

This piece is incredibly hard, you are awesome

[@fetch_43]

This Channel deserves more Views and Subscribers

[@grady1347]

I literally set my phone down in disbelief when I saw this in my recommended. An absolutely insane repertoire

[@xejashtondejesus1592]

Traum: uploads this with 17.5K subs Rousseau: uploads this with 1.5M subs You need more recognition!! Ps. Good job!

[@paranoikoc]

My favourite piece by my favourite performer! Bravo!!

[@MichaelCwll]

before this i only liked the version of rousseau and no one else but now this has become my new fav, love it

[@matthewhammans4365]

Cziffra is probably the best and Lang Lang’s recording is actually surprisingly good as well try checking those out

[@MichaelCwll]

@@matthewhammans4365 personally speaking i really dont like lang lang's interpretation of any piece except the fur elise. I agree people will disagree from me but i guess my personal opinion should be valued and not criticised. I respect all pianists and all pianisrs are more above than me but i guess atleast i can have my opinion.

[@matthewhammans4365]

Piano_2806 . I mean a lot of his are questionable and I probably don’t like most of them. However, I personally find his HR6 to be incredible, but to each their own

[@II-zf3vo]

Listen Martha Argerich

[@giuseppeagresta1425]

4:25 6:28 My favorite parts Amazing performance, by the way

[@LeventK]

My favourite part is 0:00-7:14 Damn this never gets old.

[@NoahRe920]

Yes I was waiting for this! Perfect!❤️

[@privateperson8289]

Wow, beautiful touch! Well played bravo

[@GabGab_Games]

6:33 those bottom ones can be an Octave higher

[@therealransu]

It's foe virtuosity

[@gugui156]

Nah sounds way better like that

[@marcoponzio1644]

Beautiful interpretation, as always😃

[@FranzLisztOfficial]

Thanks

[@DIVINO8220]

Liszt: Hey, can i copy your homework? Chopin: Ok, but change it up abit Liszt: 4:14 Also i had a dream last night where Liszt owned a giftshop that sold crystals, pens and scented candles.

[@octopuszombie8744]

Can you explain the Chopin reference?

[@ShierlyWijaya-w1m]

probably winter wind

[@zaboolovescodex]

Sacrificing your hands so we don't have to. What a hero.

[@hadrienjacquemoud3169]

Just incredible

[@lantusinfluencer]

Omg that's a serious dose of virtuoso..... I love every piansts has his own interpretation. Amazing job Traum congrats👋👋👋👋👋👋👋🌺

[@evslol1153]

one of my favourite pieces, thanks traum 💙

[@imok9208]

Your version is so sick!!! *EPIC*

[@Syroos]

I can never guess what you're going to upload next! Very well played!

[@Dexp9]

The best No.6 ever

[@luisevanperezbasanez944]

Listen to no 2 Bruh

[@miguelisaurusbruh1158]

not even close but there

[@imok9208]

Why this is so epic?

[@s2kyy]

Wow!😍 Wonderful performance again!

[@taylorbrady4477]

I think at 6:21 he started going insane. That being said, well done. You should have more subs

[@10reubenl]

Good tempo for the last bit! Almost everyone else I’ve seen play it rush through the last bit like their life depends on it. Good performance

[@bhaysilartdevera5997]

What the actual heck!!! This is so good.

[@aguirreysaharreanoguezleon9559]

Great job! You always manage to bring new life into these pieces with your interpretations

[@chansonsdebiles2462]

This channel is so F*****G underrated !

[@poisonfish2176]

HOLY GOODNEES HECK DEAREST DARN GOODNESS GRACIOUS ME near the end that playing and technique is **INSANE**

[@gugui156]

Don't know why 6:28 sounds so good

[@yatminghui8955]

There might be mistakes at 6:46 , but I didn't hear it so it doesn't count and his hard work still counts as reaaaaly good (fantastic!!!!!!)

[@luisevanperezbasanez944]

He just plays extra notes so it looks harder

[@yatminghui8955]

​@@luisevanperezbasanez944uhm wut

[@yatminghui8955]

I'm not sure if that's true

[@luisevanperezbasanez944]

@@yatminghui8955 compare it With roseau's interpretación

[@octopuszombie8744]

He is playing the right notes. I'm not sure if it was edited or not, but the mistakes you see are probably from the piano falling notes software, it shows the wrong notes even if you press the key very lightly, that's why you don't hear it.

[@kostasvin200]

Well.. That was unexpected! Amazing Performance

[@Davidruiz-td3nf]

amazing!!!

[@realjames1]

Your rendition of it is so powerful, favorite one so far.

[@davisatdavis1]

I'm so glad I decided to stay awake an extra tonight. And for some reason, a few hours, ago, I just predicted that you were gonna play this piece for us at some point, and was thinking "it would be a miracle for him to do it today." (Edit: typo)

[@kanekokazuko7034]

超有名２番の狂詩曲しか知りませんでした。素晴らしい演奏で、感動と学習の一挙両得です。ありがとうございました🎵

[@katttttt]

I stopped the video that your hands could get some rest 💀 This is incredible

[@mohibshahid6916]

Man this guy's got some serious skills

[@greenfield5205]

Awesome!!!

[@Ash1nerTV]

Wow Traum, this is a huge achievement. Keep up the good work!

[@SirloucoPiano]

I think for him this isn't so difficult, he played many insane pieces, and a 16yo guy can play HR6. It's a hard piece, but Traum played various harder pieces

[@timr3621]

Holy crap I just discovered your channel, this is going to blow up one day FOR SURE!! Keep up the good work, this is incredible!

[@cantthinkofausername6749]

it already sorta blew up, like a month and a half ago or two, he had like 700ish subs

[@cristiansicilia1286]

I love your interpretation

[@francinegee9997]

Beautiful.

[@FranzLisztOfficial]

What happened to the 20 hungarian rhapsodies in 20 days challenge ?

[@tobysheetmusic2342]

Franz Liszt Well...There is only 19 Hungarian rhapsodies.

[@DemirSezer]

it starts now :>

[@FranzLisztOfficial]

@@tobysheetmusic2342 No.... There where originally 40. I hid the rest.

[@steinrockstein378]

Well that was back in your day. He'd have to be a politican to trade his soul to the devil nowadays.

[@tobysheetmusic2342]

Franz Liszt 😂

[@JTmac-qp3xh]

This is amazing

[@JacobSimpson]

Great playing! You're insane 😂 absolutely incredible 👏👏 It seems so impossible but the left hand jumps look so fun to play

[@nikolasbradley3608]

up at 3 am to see this haha. Great performance as always

[@SuillaIsAwesome]

6:54 where he arms go

[@cubimango8817]

I was going to bed and said to myself: *lets hear traum music* Then I hear this thing and to be honestly i think that i will *never* sleep again cause this music shocked me so much. I CAN FEEL THE TEMPEST COMING OUT FROM THE I PAD WOOOOAAAAAAHAHHSSUSJSHSUCSUSB

[@Frank-ee]

6:11 press "F" to respect to: Left hand Right hand Traum sanity...

[@mihawkdrakule3869]

F major

[@LeventK]

F Minor

[@yanfangshen4356]

F major

[@devonchristopher5837]

Frick minor

[@vine2197]

F flat major

[@jakesmith3724]

Wow fantastic!

[@pianello369]

Bravissimo! 🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹

[@nikolaimedtner7248]

Wow chill, traum