Un Sospiro - Franz Liszt - Trois études de concert No.3

[@crgnewcomb]

Still watch it! 11 years later, I’m 30 now. I haven’t found a better interpretation.

[@novachromatic]

Wow! 2 months ago, I replied to your comment from 10 years ago which said that you had been watching it for the past 3 years then. Came back to this video to see that you had actually commented 9 months ago answering that very question. That's awesome haha.

[@novachromatic]

How's your piano playing after 13 years? 😅

[@GoodStoutCoke]

Something is so calming about seeing the hammers work...

[@crgnewcomb]

I've been watching this video of yours for about 3 years now. It never gets old; absolutely incredible performance and mesmerizing étude!

[@novachromatic]

Still watching? ;)

[@charlielowe6938]

Incredible finger-work and technique. You've inspired me to learn this song. Never thought I'd be able to learn this, but I'm actually getting it! Again, fantastic!

[@TransportFever2Live]

I love how much you care about every single sound.

[@Cincystone]

I have no idea how someone can play this so flawlessly.

[@sayatheblakat]

I heard this in the movie Tokyo Boy. Since then it has become a favourite of mine. Beautifully played.

[@wacked0ne]

amazing I was on the edge of my seat watching this the whole time beautiful

[@alexandrugheorghe2236]

Still coming back to this... very very good...

[@ydai1986]

This version is very classic. The style is more classic than other versions...love it.

[@g0tcadaver]

I am back three months later to say that this is still my favorite version of this I've ever heard!

[@riddlekillerkiller]

this is one of the hardest piano pieces to play and this was absolutely amazing :D

[@crgnewcomb]

I just started playing piano, and this video is what motivates me to learn this piece. It's my favorite interpretation of it. You are an amazing piano player, to watch your hands move is dizzying...

[@sasquatch1625]

This is amazing. I literally can't stop watching this.

[@themadmonkey7830]

Absolutely beautiful, keep up the great work

[@goldhillroad1483]

One of the best performances of this song Ive seen. Good Job!

[@JamesLin011]

this is amazing! i'm trying to play this piece. i didnt like the interpretation at first, but as i listened on, i realized this is one of the best recordings of this piece i have heard so far. when i first played the beginning measures, i kind of heard a dreamy harp-like kind of texture, so i played it softly, texture-wise. but i really like your interpretation as well. you are a really talented pianist.

[@TeylaDex]

oh my god this is beautiful... found it after i heard it on "kings", but our performance is even more beautiful...

[@09cokeefe]

so gorgeous, such talent

[@alexandrugheorghe2236]

Your interpretation is the one I like the most from all the rest. For me, it is perfect.

[@jeremyngpiano]

Beautiful.

[@srijeettripathy115]

Absolute tranquility. Thankyou uploader!

[@shabrinaalyani2443]

I love your interpretation, so beautiful... I love the dynamics. I'm still learning this piece now :)

[@noahmaillouxmusic]

This is a sublime recording.

[@GAHDJH]

good job. youve taught me new techniques to put in this piece to make it easier. Thanks

[@CassidyClaireJ]

Oh my goodness! This is AMAZING!!! I want to learn this piece!! Great job, and I have to say-- your piano is awesome. :-)

[@DavidTheHypnotist]

That was freaking amazing!!!!!!!!!!

[@boredoldlady]

lovely thanks for sharing

[@DrPupenfahrten]

FANTASTIC

[@patt8098]

Gorgeous!

[@sungmo8699]

oh very good I love your play!!

[@ogitumur]

Great~!!!

[@ohiovr]

Excellent

[@crgnewcomb]

This is also my favorite version/interpretation of the étude, might I add

[@davebeeboss]

Wow, beautiful

[@quyduong6789]

simply perfect!

[@bensonwang193]

Absolutely magnificent finger-work. Your piano technique has inspired me... I am an ARCT performer, but my piano techniques are far from yours. Although there are very slight and few changes I would apply, it was such a beautiful and exceptional interpretation. Bravo.

[@PianoDreams]

Thank you! I'm glad people are enjoying this recording.

[@welsdarte4021]

+PianoDreams Really awesome

[@jimmyfigueras4476]

this is lovely

[@MegaVEGA7k]

MAGNIFICENT

[@alexcaballero3111]

Maravilloso!

[@donkingcpa]

You have an amazing ability to play many different genres beautifully. It is really good to see someone play the classics, standards and new age like you do. Evidently you have had many years of study and practice. Do you tour? Have CD's?

[@urwingman0121]

Excellent work!!! I wish I can play it as well as you... I'm still working on polishing this piece... feels like my fingers are too short >.<

[@amir261291]

excellent

[@MTinJapan]

amazing!

[@nandoelu]

Maravilhoso !!!

[@estarlinjosemercedeslauren2948]

Muy hermosa esa pieza de liszt

[@Silverrainmelody]

You're amazing

[@philiprostek]

well done!

[@Mohabpiano]

Bravo!

[@cedricmendoza8316]

Hi, video request? Could you please make a video of your practice, tips and tricks since you started? I want to be able to play just like you someday.

[@hellothereimasian]

after learning liebestraume no 3, and chopins etude op 10 no 1 i will attempt this etude.

[@kaIawin]

i never thought of playing it like that :o

[@nickslater1164]

bravo !!!!

[@prbbelt]

Great job man

[@Nocturneman]

You perform this so effortlessly, yet it is so difficult! The first note at the beginning of the A-major section, "B," you play with the right hand, which facilitates the execution of the arpeggio (I never thought of that.). I am attempting to watch the video and identify your fingering, and incorporate it into mine. Which edition are you using? I'll be watching this video 100s of times. Please continue to upload more of my favorite composer-Franz Liszt. Watching you is a lesson in itself!

[@g0tcadaver]

God I love this piece.

[@LeeBerache]

Cool!!

[@caraboo4160]

melt.

[@leodlll]

may be i´ll play it in the second term¡ it will be awesome¡ :)

[@stevedaddio781]

Someone will correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe it was named the sigh after he passed away. I need to know this song for music history but I just sort of have a faint memory

[@olneymaryland77]

hope i remember Lizst for my listening quiz in music history in 20 mins!

[@Binxy715]

It isn't that kind of sigh. It's more of a sad sigh that you would let out after giving up hope.

[@Laraweron3333]

well damn. this inspired me

[@g0tcadaver]

Is there any chance you could provide an mp3 of this recording? After hearing this version, no mp3s I have download quite feel the same.

[@mahdihonarmandrad8301]

Hi. What's the model of this piano? It has exactly the tone I'mm looking for... And I should also say that this video was my first experience of this song (I find your video in a telegram channel with no name or ID but finally today I find your KZbin channel) and after that I couldn't find any performance better than yours...

[@aikidoka00]

sick!

[@JoseMLopez-fb1ky]

liszt is the best

[@Arya2611]

More applause please....!

[@josefernandopimenta]

anyone knows something likes this one???

[@andrewc9643]

Who is the pianist? Does anyone know

[@drkz4ck]

That was great! How did you record the sound?

[@PianoDreams]

used a microphone...

[@drkz4ck]

I meant which one =p And how many ones

[@PianoDreams]

sorry couldn't resist :p It is a single Sony ECM-MS907 stereo mic. You can see it dangling over the bass strings.

[@drkz4ck]

Thanks! You actually made me laugh, tho '^^

[@SlippahSpunjah]

I let out a sigh after I tried learning this

[@rjporch]

It would sound so much better on a model D, not Yamaha. I enjoyed your interpretation though

[@PianoDreams]

@loouuiissaaelle Thank you! If you have a chance have a listen to my latest upload (Gershwin / Wild).

[@Cesariono]

What exactly was the idea behind naming it "a sigh"? Is this an ironic joke based on the fact that the piece is actually difficult and sighing implies great ease to the point of boredom? Did Franz Liszt have that sort of humour? He didn't seem like the type of person to make jokes. I always imagined him to be someone who was super serious all the time.

[@shadowjuan2]

I'm not going to say that's a lie, but I have been playing guitar for years and it really never helped me with piano finger coordination.

[@HURSAs]

I looks like a typewriter , except you are writing your feelings in sound ..

[@123idontcareok]

I could be mistaken but it appears this was recorded at a slower speed and sped up.

[@ohiovr]

I used to think Liszt was played by multiple keyboardists :D

[@PianoDreams]

yes, also the moon landings were faked, 911 was an inside job and elvis still lives.

[@稲永鴻月]

あなたは日本人なんですか？

[@flyurway]

Pretty nice. 2:10 and a minute later @ 3:09 - I HATE you people!! I couldn't get those parts down for the life of me, and people on here whip through it like it's effing nothing - drives me freaking crazy!!!!!

[@bishopoftroy]

Why so knotty ? it seems to me you`re trying to show your virtuosity too much which is not Liszt`s intention for this one. Un sospiro means a sigh not a frown...it`s ment to be played in a more legato way..but this is just my oppinion. congrats anyway :)

[@shadowjuan2]

Simple? This isn't simple not even for a concert pianist.

[@someeggs7367]

Anyone here from the fish game

[@someeggs7367]

"Aquaspace" that is

[@jklfsdfvsdkjhfbdjlnikhfbd974]

bueno, como me es costumbre, voy a hacer una critica constructiva, usa un metrónomo para que no cambies de tiempo en los cambios de tonalidades y de ritmos, si tu le llamas a eso interpretación yo le llamo practica, porque no parece que lo estuvieras interpretando, la melodía no esta tan bien cantada, en las octavas del inicio, esta muy golpeada la segunda nota en la mano derecha, ahí se debe cantar la primera nota, la segunda no, el cambio de pedal que usas es muy notorio, debes aprender a usar los pedales sin que se detecten, y....¡ estudiarlo unos 3 meses mas, y bueno, que te vaya bien.

[@jklfsdfvsdkjhfbdjlnikhfbd974]

Ah...! Ya me acorde, la falta de conocimiento que mencionas es porque supuestamente lo has tocado, para mi punto de vista, esa pieza, antes de tocarla, se debe practicar con metrónomo, el uso de rubato tiene que ser muy preciso o sino te saldrá como en el video. El uso de las octavas se toca como dice la partitura, en tiempo de 3 contra 7, no de 4 contra 7 como en el video y como la gran mayoría que lo toca en KZbin, el uso de la melodía cantada al inicio parece como si ya estuviera sonando, ese "Re b" del inicio de la melodía lo esta haciendo notar desde antes acentuando un poco en el arpegio de 7 tiempos en el último tiempo, y si, como dices el tiempo es libre, pero sin cambiar el ritmo que puso Liszt en su partitura, para eso esta el rubato que he mencionado antes, y la crítica constructiva que hice es porque creo que él es el pianista que lo toca menos feo que todos los de KZbin, por eso si tu crees que yo tengo poco conocimiento ante la música, estas re contra equivocado, por las puras mi maestro no ha sido alumno del chacal de ravel y es descendiente de la educación de Liszt, el maestro de mi maestro fue alumno de uno de los alumnos de Liszt, y no creas que soy duro con los demás, también soy duro conmigo mismo para así ser un excelente y profesional pianista, por eso que no me voy a callar ante tal barbaridad, que tengas un buen día y recuerda que la música hay que escucharla con detalles de los detalles, así podrás escuchar lo que pocos escuchan y no lo que todo el mundo escucha. Que te vaya bien, bendiciones.

[@pedroalva9251]

+Joel Salomón Yaya Carassa Quiero ver como tocas

[@jacksonk12]

this look kinda fake somehow

[@xauquax]

well done!