Only the techniques are similar, the character is totally different. Lyapunov made a far more exact knock-off of feux follets in his transcendental etudes (and I really feel the opus as a whole is a series of knock-off. Really enjoyed him knocking-off Islamey in Lezginka though)
It is starting to seem that way. Lots of Alkan recordings are popping up, not too many Moszkowski. But thing is that there are a few pieces by Moszkowski that are super popular that have likes hundreds of recordings, while the most recordings Alkan’s most popular pieces is 30 or less
To some degree, Moszkowski is way harder than Alkan. It is almost impossible to make mistakes in his work without ruining the whole piece and the mood. His work is pure and has no way to hide like Mozart but in a Romantic style.
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Fish Fillet
Haha -- love it!
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My right hand is tired just looking at that score. Moszkowski's has some really good etudes.
I know some of Moszkowski‘s études. Great work that he‘s done!
Thanks for sharing 👍🏻
sounds miles more interesting than fish filet ❤️
Only the techniques are similar, the character is totally different. Lyapunov made a far more exact knock-off of feux follets in his transcendental etudes (and I really feel the opus as a whole is a series of knock-off. Really enjoyed him knocking-off Islamey in Lezginka though)
Even if the Lypunov pieces are knock offs, I still like to listen to them. So I’m glad they are knock offs
Moszkowski more underrated than Alkan
It is starting to seem that way. Lots of Alkan recordings are popping up, not too many Moszkowski. But thing is that there are a few pieces by Moszkowski that are super popular that have likes hundreds of recordings, while the most recordings Alkan’s most popular pieces is 30 or less
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Alkan is not underrated enough
@@Medtszkowski I would love to argue that the reason there are so few Alkan recordings is because of how damn hard they are
The two harder TEs combined. Both no 5 and 12.
opening reminds me of dukas piano sonata
And even greater melody than Feut Follets! I love it
To some degree, Moszkowski is way harder than Alkan. It is almost impossible to make mistakes in his work without ruining the whole piece and the mood. His work is pure and has no way to hide like Mozart but in a Romantic style.
It looks like mixup of transcendental etudes
Yeah kind of lol
I think you meant Lyapunov's 11th transcendental etude.
It's Feux Follet if you play with left or right hand only.
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