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Is this a Langloz source?

The allegro is Beutiful. At first you think uuugh its the represe from the Theme but then.. beautiful and Genius Wellness for the soul 😊

WTF the second pianist is not playing sometimes...

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4:38 - Bach anticipated Chopin. Amazing

I don't like Busoni rearragements. it destroys Bach's character of the work

The preludes from Bach's Leipzig period are extremely beautiful. Liszt added some organ grandiosity to this arrangement and it works really well.

Bach with Russian soul

This interpretation is excellent

Ppl don't realize Glen Gould said that Rosalyn Turek was his inspiration and "go to" reference for how to approach Bach. W/o Turek it can be said we don't get Gould.

Einst war nichts.

Liszt un grand compositeur, Clidat une grande pianiste

The ancient piano pedagogue named Bernstein (he hasn’t made me remember his given name) said that, “Gould [played as though he] had ice water in his veins.” Which proved that Bernstein had rocks in his head….a LOT of them. This performance is so warm and moving, really gorgeous.

Excellent steely fingers: just right for this piece!

Such a luminous performance

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A noble effort by Liszt to drag the great Johann Sebastian Bach from the organ loft into the salon.. Bach would not comprehend.. As an organist, nor do I.

Keine Show ,große Musik!!!

Late Liszt is so underrated, the atmosphere he creates is so unique🤩🤩

A fascinating alternative to other versions which emphasize the percussive aspect almost exclusively. Gilels adds plenty of percussiveness as the piece goes on but first he brings out its lyricism in a way I haven't heard before.

Reminds me of Beethoven somehow

For me the tempo is too fast.

Thank you for this recording! Is de profundis theme the E-flat major low chords - same (similar) as in the piano sonata?

ダイナミックで豪華で繊細なラフマニノフのプレリュード。 楽譜を初めて見てかなりの難曲であると分かりました。ありがとうございます。 ワイセンベルクさんとお会いした時、小柄で手も大きくなかったのに、こんなすごい曲を弾けるなんて素晴らしいです。 本当に信じられないテクニックと芸術性、感性を持っていました!

Where's my Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki gang? I've got this playing in one window, and a Shinjuku station walking tour in another, drinking a cup of black coffee. Don't let the bad elves get you.

Grand voyage vers la nuit des temps éternelles...dans notre intériorité contemplative

Excellent, my favorite complete set! Farnadi is little-known but a fabulous pianist especially in Hungarian music

Someone tell me, please, where I can get this piano transcription. I'm an organist and play this on the organ but I want to play it on the piano.

Boring

Nice playing but way way too slow in my opinion especially after the Largo section

Busoni could have just left this to organ. I just listened to the prelude played by Albert Schweitzer and to the whole thing played _(better)_ by Marie-Claire Alain, and I think the work suits the organ much better.

_Program music_ by Bach ? How delightful ! the Adagissimo is already divine, almost anticipates Brahms in some moments and it is well played. What year was that ? And BTW, this work is an example of the peculiar organization of the _"Bachwerkeverzeichnis"_ because of how such an early work gets to be BWV 992.

I just listened to a version of BWV 988 by Jörg Demus from the year 1957 on bilibili which is _absolutely exquisite_ ! I would highly recommend the listener to go there and compare. I wonder what happened to Demus in the meantime and what made him think that he could improve on that with this, IMO, rather choppy interpretation. If the channel owner felt inclined to upload that earlier version, I'd be grateful since it doesn't seem to exist on YT.

The last four Hungarian Rhapsodies (Nos. 16-19) date from the end of Liszt's life, and Nos. 16-18 are unusual in that they are relatively short and not based on pre-existing material. Very bare and startling, like so much of Liszt's "late" music. And Farnadi plays them to perfection!

Bach wonderful piece

As always with Bolet, a very deep and well understood interpretation. Bolet never tries to impress, yet his control is amazing and he gives us one of the best recordings of this masterpiece, next (in my opinion) to Arrau and Duchable.

Kocsis did it perfect!

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Bach ❤😢

this is a genuine example of how bach messes with our heads, just when you get there's going to something happen and the minor gonna lead picardy third, chromatic descent notes just blows the happy mood out🤯

Thank you indefinitely for making this recording accessible! So far I had Gould and Serkin on my hitlist; now there is a very valuable addition!

Yes! Finally one can hear that the keyboard instrument has leading melodic lines in this composition! After listening to various versions with harpsichord I am really delighted (and I think Bach would too)!

Thanks for posting! I'd venture to say that anyone who enjoys Hindemith's Flute Sonata will like this...lots of similarities.

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I really want to have the sheet music where can i find it

No awful stresses on the last notes in each group.Calmness and serenity rules . Angels in Heaven bow down before her .

....or you could just play it on the organ.