There are people who scorn Liszt, but I do not agree with them. When I was 10 y.o., I wanted to be Liszt, he was my idol, and still now I deeply admire him. I find this piece superb. Thank you for sharing it.
@@niccolopaganini4268 , Earlier in the 19th century, classical music was still the biggest thing, like Liszt, Brahams, and Straus. But, by the turn of the 20th century, classical music was no longer the top music to the majority of people. That's when other kinds of music started grabbing the public's interest, such as the Barbershop quartets and the romantic bands with tunes like "In the good ol summertime", "By the light of the silvery moon", "Sweet Adeline", etc., and the Ragtime like Mapleleaf Rag, The Entertainer, etc. And then the speakeasy jazz music of the roaring twenties that took by storm, like "The Charleston", "Nobody but you", Paul Whiteman, Benny Goodman, Louis Armstrong, etc.
@Jordan Schlansky , I must say that one of the most intense and seemingly difficult to learn piano pieces that I've ever seen is Stravinsky's The Firebirds. Look it up on RUclips and it has the sheet music on screen, just like Liszt pieces such as the one here. The Firebirds looks more difficult than anything by Liszt.
If you think of it the first rhapsody is really the most essential of them all. No one starts with this piece usually, but it has all the techniques of all others, some are harder or easier and extend on certain ideas, yet everything is already here. Shame its so underrated, its much harder then its 2 famous counterparts in the same key.
I would like to know whether anybody of those who scorn and criticize Liszt are able to write such music like this (or still better). If they do not like it (since it is not mandatory to like anything), it will be enough for them to follow the rule of Russian etiquette: "if you cannot say anything nice, say nothing". This said, thank you one more time for sharing this beauty.
You can call yourself very lucky, Caroline. Those who do are not worth the attention anyway, Simon Barere once said they are mostly frustrated individuals who can't play his music!
To criticize you do not need to be as good as. I really enjoy Liszt, though his musicality was lower than his virtuosity, in most pieces, and that's the only criticism I'd give him.
I don't comment on his transcriptions but his original works are sublime, and far from "lower than his virtuosity" . . . far more so than even Chopin in my opinion. If I had to choose only one composer to play and listen to that would be Liszt beyond any shadow of doubt.
Learnin it since yesterday, very intense to play ! I feel like I'm really telling a dream for each note I'm playin :) each Hungarian Rhapsody is pure happiness to hear and play as well
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Beautifully interpreted! Cziffra's interpretations are my absolute favorite! I do prefer the recordings he did on the Connoisseur label. And that was the label he did his arrangements of the 16th and 19th Rhapodies on. I could be wrong. But I think this recording is from the first recordings of the rhapodies, 50s, I think.
They are a big bunch of notes to be played in approximately that note value (1.5 i believe) beats. You just play them quickly, no 2048th nonsense or counting
None of the 19 Hungarian rhapsodies are boring. If one of them are a bit predictable, it’s the no. 2. I never understood why all playes that one. There are 18 equally as good, if not better. The last one, no. 19 is perhaps the best. It’s difficult to say, because there are many jewels.
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There are people who scorn Liszt, but I do not agree with them. When I was 10 y.o., I wanted to be Liszt, he was my idol, and still now I deeply admire him. I find this piece superb. Thank you for sharing it.
I do like Liszt a lot, but I do scorn Stravinsky. Some of us love to hate somethin'
@@damiangilz May be astrange to see something like this, but i really don't like Debussy and most late 19th century/20th century impressionists
Niccolo Paganini. What about Shostakovich?
@@niccolopaganini4268 , Earlier in the 19th century, classical music was still the biggest thing, like Liszt, Brahams, and Straus. But, by the turn of the 20th century, classical music was no longer the top music to the majority of people. That's when other kinds of music started grabbing the public's interest, such as the Barbershop quartets and the romantic bands with tunes like "In the good ol summertime", "By the light of the silvery moon", "Sweet Adeline", etc., and the Ragtime like Mapleleaf Rag, The Entertainer, etc. And then the speakeasy jazz music of the roaring twenties that took by storm, like "The Charleston", "Nobody but you", Paul Whiteman, Benny Goodman, Louis Armstrong, etc.
@Jordan Schlansky , I must say that one of the most intense and seemingly difficult to learn piano pieces that I've ever seen is Stravinsky's The Firebirds. Look it up on RUclips and it has the sheet music on screen, just like Liszt pieces such as the one here. The Firebirds looks more difficult than anything by Liszt.
If you think of it the first rhapsody is really the most essential of them all. No one starts with this piece usually, but it has all the techniques of all others, some are harder or easier and extend on certain ideas, yet everything is already here. Shame its so underrated, its much harder then its 2 famous counterparts in the same key.
Which are the others? Number 6 and number 2?
@@gugui156 i meant number 2 and number 12...6 is also great of course...
@@HansPeter-hx5dx oh
I love Cziffra's playing
Me too
@@fredvacher3998 ♥
I would like to know whether anybody of those who scorn and criticize Liszt are able to write such music like this (or still better). If they do not like it (since it is not mandatory to like anything), it will be enough for them to follow the rule of Russian etiquette: "if you cannot say anything nice, say nothing".
This said, thank you one more time for sharing this beauty.
Lol I'm guessing they cannot.
You can call yourself very lucky, Caroline. Those who do are not worth the attention anyway, Simon Barere once said they are mostly frustrated individuals who can't play his music!
To criticize you do not need to be as good as. I really enjoy Liszt, though his musicality was lower than his virtuosity, in most pieces, and that's the only criticism I'd give him.
I don't comment on his transcriptions but his original works are sublime, and far from "lower than his virtuosity" . . . far more so than even Chopin in my opinion.
If I had to choose only one composer to play and listen to that would be Liszt beyond any shadow of doubt.
+K. Debois WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT ???????!!! O_0
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Learnin it since yesterday, very intense to play ! I feel like I'm really telling a dream for each note I'm playin :) each Hungarian Rhapsody is pure happiness to hear and play as well
I guess im asking the wrong place but does anyone know of a way to log back into an instagram account..?
I somehow forgot my account password. I love any tricks you can offer me!
@Brixton Trace instablaster :)
@Jaime Cody thanks for your reply. I got to the site through google and Im trying it out now.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Jaime Cody it worked and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy:D
Thanks so much you saved my ass !
@Brixton Trace you are welcome xD
Is that a snake den in the back ground; I am hearing?
Yeah it's really annoying, there are other recordings exactly like this but without the buzzing but that also includes other pieces.
The pianist forget to close the gas 😂
Thats from the 60s thats why it is like this
Eu considero que Cziffra está entre os cinco melhores pianistas de todos os tempos!
Yo diría entre los tres!!
Daniel Martinez -
Nada contra! Concordo com você!
I swear Cziffra was too powerful!!!
I don't know this rhapsody has a lovely title "Rêves et fantaisies" :)
It means dreams and fantasies (not google translated)
@@lefinlay I know what that means, l learned French for 4 years. 😁
I mean I didn't know Rhapsody No.1 has a title !
@@Felix_Li_En Moi non plus je savais j'suis resté bouche bée
@@Felix_Li_En Merde j'ai oublié un mot enfin tu m'as compris
@@plutonium2334 wtf 7 ans après stop un peu? xD
Beautifully interpreted! Cziffra's interpretations are my absolute favorite! I do prefer the recordings he did on the Connoisseur label. And that was the label he did his arrangements of the 16th and 19th Rhapodies on.
I could be wrong. But I think this recording is from the first recordings of the rhapodies, 50s, I think.
I am going to play it.... wish me good luck 🤞
@Akira no lol
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lol
@@nubestouo lmao i forgot i made this comment for fun
@OLIVIER MESSIAN IS REAL 100% Rip
Magnificient.
10:53
Today rock muscians flaunt their hair and considerednit cool was because of Franz lizst. Woman litrally ripped their clothes for this romantic hero
True artwork
The mother of all rhapsodies
True love!
12:11 sooo coool
*That’s my favorite part lol.*
Has this ever been orchestrated ?
Liszt himself didn’t, but someone else may have, but I’m not sure.
Que maravilla!!! Gracias
I'm going to see if I play from the section from 7:14 on guitar. I'll report back if it works.
EarthIs NotFlat hey?
Did it work?
This comment works perfectly in the future. 2019 btw
Bigyeti Technologies did it work
Did it work?
Crazy to think that half of this used to be apart of the Consolations
조르주 치프라(프랑스어: Georges Cziffra, 1921년 11월 5일 ~ 1994년 1월 17일)는 헝가리의 피아니스트이다. 1968년부터 프랑스 시민권을 받았다. 헝가리 이름은 치프라 죄르지(헝가리어: Cziffra György)이다.
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
This piece is probably one of if not THE most difficult piano piece ever composed
Absolutely not. I'm learning it right now and trust me... Nº9 and Nº12 are much harder...
It's not even close to being the hardest Liszt piece, let alone piano piece
If Hungarian Rhapsody No 1 is so good, then why isn't there a Hungarian Rhapsody No 2
Haha
😂
In terms of popularity, was there a 1st?
😂
0:16 sounds like hungarian rhapsody 12
0:14 what are those? 2068th notes?
its a type of cadenza, theyre basically show off bits
They are a big bunch of notes to be played in approximately that note value (1.5 i believe) beats. You just play them quickly, no 2048th nonsense or counting
Its like a really extended appoggiatura made up of several notes to make a virtuosic decoration, that being the purpose of an appoggiatura
"First"
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When is someone going to call music sheets racist for having black notes?
why is that racism lol
Were you high when you wrote this?
Lucias the Goose probably
this ones boring
If you listen to the end it’s great
None of the 19 Hungarian rhapsodies are boring. If one of them are a bit predictable, it’s the no. 2. I never understood why all playes that one. There are 18 equally as good, if not better. The last one, no. 19 is perhaps the best. It’s difficult to say, because there are many jewels.
No
No
The Db major theme is absolutely amazing... How can you call this boring?!!
Too much pedal...
It stinks. That's why hardly anyone plays it
Maybe that was your father in your room, not the piece
Typical lowlife comment
@@peterrobinson6904you are the one without life if you cant enjoy this piece
@@ChalumeauCauchemarLOL I agree!
It's sad to see people dislike music no matter the genre, or composer.
Don't hate just because you can't play it...cuck