that's pretty much what i do all the time lol. The annoying thing is that a lot of the time, when I learn a song (on piano though; the opposite happens for other instruments i play for some reason), I lose the initial passion i had for it, and when i finish learning it i sort of just dont like it anywhere near as much as i initially did, No clue why though
Sofia B oh right. I’d say carry on with it and don’t let a week pass where you don’t play it for at least an hour in total. I play guitar in addition to violin and piano, and the weird thing is that my instrument of choice (I.e. the one I spend most of my time on) changes with my musical tastes. So I’ve gotten back into daily piano practice for hours as I’ve somehow switched my musical tastes back to classical music, but started to neglect guitar, (which I play rock music on, as that was my main musical taste a month ago), which up until June I was playing as frequently as I now play piano. I don’t really know why but I often get obsessed with one genre or artist or something like that, and then soon after lose that obsession only to find myself able to exclusively listen to something else. Like I can only really love one genre at a time for some reason and it’s really annoying because I want to have a passion for all genres I’ve liked previously so I can get equal enjoyment from playing each of my instruments, but it just doesn’t happen for some reason
+Jeanarick at huge stretches such as at 0:13 you can play the left notes near the right hand with the right hand. You can use your thumb while the other fingers of the right hand focuses on the other five notes.
You arent the real liszt or else you wouldve corrected this youtuber saying this was your third liebestraum not your first or that you made three not one
Other than the doubles scale near the beginning of the piece, and the (arguably actually pretty easy) jumps at 1:55, the piece is really easy. Both can also be learnt in a fairly short amount of time through rigorous practice ;)
Amayraaa first cadenza isn't hard. Second one is pretty hard for me because the grace notes were written so small on my music, I couldn't keep track of both hands together.. eventually got it though.
Amayraaa it took me 7 hours to learn and master than part, the ones next to it is harder. You can play those notes like they’re eight, instead of sixteenth.
after months i can finally play this ! :D definitely the most challenging piece ive ever learned.. in my opinion the left hand at 2:00 and cadenza 2 (2:34) was the most difficult to perfect, very rewarding piece
You guys do realize this is his 3rd liebestraum not the only one marioverhrer has to get his facts straight and add a "no. 3" to the end of "Liebestraum" +Franz Liszt YOU SHOULD KNOW THIS MAN YOU CREATED IT
literally when people say lieibestraum without a number everyone basically knows theyre refering to the third one otherwise theyd say smth like "liebestraum number 2"
This song got me into piano, this is the song that if my life where a song, this would be it- this song would be my greatest accomplishment. I started this song in middle school, and by the end of this year, senior year, I will finish, and it will be my greatest achievement. I could finally think, “I did something great for once.”
bruh only those who are interested in classical music would appreciate your playing, otherwise they would think that you are some corny guy. From the guy who played this in school
Kalibro Menloz Same. I always dream of playing a beautiful piece in front of my classmates and impress them just to show them that I am more capable than they think. It's too bad I wouldn't be able to do so since I'm still not that good at playing and my school year is going to end soon. All of my friends are going to different schools so maybe I'll just be contented with my dream.
For anyone having trouble learning from this video, especially the beginning, it's because the c notes should be played on the right hand, not the left whenever there is a bass note being played. I'm not assuming this, i actually checked the sheet music for this piece. Wouldn't be surprised if there were a few other errors like this.
O lieb', solang du lieben kannst! O lieb', solang du lieben magst! Die Stunde kommt, die Stunde kommt, Wo du an Gräbern stehst und klagst! Und sorge, daß dein Herze glüht Und Liebe hegt und Liebe trägt, Solang ihm noch ein ander Herz In Liebe warm entgegenschlägt! Und wer dir seine Brust erschließt, O tu ihm, was du kannst, zulieb'! Und mach' ihm jede Stunde froh, Und mach ihm keine Stunde trüb! Und hüte deine Zunge wohl, Bald ist ein böses Wort gesagt! O Gott, es war nicht bös gemeint, - Der andre aber geht und klagt. O lieb', solang du lieben kannst! O lieb', solang du lieben magst! Die Stunde kommt, die Stunde kommt, Wo du an Gräbern stehst und klagst! Dann kniest du nieder an der Gruft Und birgst die Augen, trüb und naß, - Sie sehn den andern nimmermehr - Ins lange, feuchte Kirchhofsgras. Und sprichst: O schau' auf mich herab, Der hier an deinem Grabe weint! Vergib, daß ich gekränkt dich hab'! O Gott, es war nicht bös gemeint! Er aber sieht und hört dich nicht, Kommt nicht, daß du ihn froh umfängst; Der Mund, der oft dich küßte, spricht Nie wieder: Ich vergab dir längst! Er tat's, vergab dir lange schon, Doch manche heiße Träne fiel Um dich und um dein herbes Wort - Doch still - er ruht, er ist am Ziel! O lieb', solang du lieben kannst! O lieb', solang du lieben magst! Die Stunde kommt, die Stunde kommt, Wo du an Gräbern stehst und klagst!
That's how songs like this are, lol. You get the beginning down-- and then it tosses a new, equally convoluted measure at you! I'm trying to learn it, and I can't seem to get my hands to *not* do the same thing XD
This is my third month playing this im almost close to finishing the third page. Not gonna give up though i can only imagine how good it would feel to master it
Weird to me to see people bashing on how robotic this is. I like it. So much so that I can't listen to an actual person play it, since they always make wild variations with the BPM.
@@fallenangle5246 try his études d'execution transcendente d'apres paganini no 4b and 6, or his la clochette. There s also alkan's concerto for solo piano and sorabji's opus clavi.
This piece goes from someone who is single in life, they then meet someone and they’re bond gets stronger and stronger until but they’re relationship ends unexpectedly and the person goes through heart break but everything ends up being okay eventually .. this is what I get from it
Franz liszt had huge hands, he could reach 12ths at a stretch, so when he wrote his best pieces, he wrote music that was hard at times for his giant fucking hands to play, which makes it nigh on impossible for most pianists to play. many of his pieces have to be altered in order for most "normies" to play certain parts. he was/is also considered one of the best, if not the best pianists to ever live. so...there's that too.
Chris Hansen The most you need here is 11 keys and you need that on hand crossing part. You MUST arpeggiate the other chords, it's written in the sheet music, synthesia didn't always do that, because the Midi is a bit wrong.
I just got a huge wave of nostalgia from something that I don't even know, and I started crying a lot. I still am..... and this is a late comment, but oh well
Playing this at my school talent show. Nobody knows I can even play the piano. Will upload the video when the talent show is over. See you on April. edit i uploaded it... its on private 🤭🤭🤭🤭
I'm fine 🙂 I also didn't play to for the talent show I played something else but I did play it for the state recital. I might upload it again in the future if I bring it back. But for now it's in my vault.
I played this in the background of me and my best bro playing call of duty black ops 2 zombies and now when I listen to this it is forever ingrained into my head of those moments when we killed the zombies and at the hard parts of this song is when the round was over like the part at 1:10 to like 1:16 is when the round was over and it was calm on the game and we always brought up how quiet it was for such intense music
francisco scagliarini wow that's useful 🙄. Maybe he just wants advice on fingering? Maybe he thought visualizing it on synthesia would be useful and he can read it.
francisco scagliarini that's why you're not famous There are such things are wrong fingerings, my piano teacher spends a lot of time trying different fingers for phrases because they're very important both technically ahd musically. If you just make up your own fingers with no understanding you get into beginner habits where you feel comfortable, but you lack the translateable technique to play at any tempo with clear legato - so his question has an actual answer. What you basically said was: 'What's the best way to favtorise a quadratic?' 'Just make up your own method and stick with it' The question has multiple correct answers, and yet you still managed to give a wrong one - that takes effort, i commend you on that
This is correct but it's so robotic it's terrifying. When I play it it's different every time, you have to feel the push and pull of the music, it's unsettling hearing this emotionlessly plunked out.
You have to consider it's a tutorial. It shows you what notes to play not how to play them. Expression is something that a program will never be able to do the same way a human can.
That's not true, if you look at new A.I they can do a whole lot, and they will continue to do more in the future. For instance, robots can already make pieces of music that is so human-like that humans can't even tell the difference between it and a human composer. It's actually frightening.
I have (possibly) the smallest hands ever and Lizst could stretch a tenth - eeek will have to make adjustments to the piece - the beginning is okay - it's after the key change which is slightly difficult
Spoopy Doggo synesthesia doesnt show were your left hand should move to trebel cleff so it will seem like you need 3 hand. 10 key reach is ideal but i only have 8 key. still playable though lol
Hi, I'm french (so sorry if my english is bad) and I am 13 years old (lmao this is small). I play piano for about 1 year and am going to learn this piece (because it's amazing lol). So I'm going to change this comment every time I learn something to keep my conscience clear 1 day : 00:00 - 00:20 (for the moment it's quite easy)
Liszt: I should I make Chopin mad? Oh I know! Steal his girlfriend! *liszt writes love dream* Chopin: WHY DID SHE LEAVE ME!!! Liszt: hahaha trolololololol
![Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 - Franz Liszt [Piano Tutorial] (Synthesia)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/k2ygsPrlXMo/mqdefault.jpg)
![Ballade No. 1 in G minor - Chopin [Piano Tutorial] (Synthesia)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/nwBKtdl9gW8/mqdefault.jpg)
![Chopin - Spring Waltz (Mariage d'Amour) [Piano Tutorial] (Synthesia/Sheet Music)](/img/1.gif)
Imagine falling in love in 1850 and Liszt drops this
Pure magic!
yup
💔
Like the empress Sissi this song was composed for her
Imagine if you heard any composition of Rachmaninov instead - how much better that would be.
This PIECE is the literal definition of bittersweet.
Piece*
Haha I often say song too and then my dad always correct me by yelling "Piece*
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Thank you. I can now define what I'm feeling whenever I'm listening to this piece
SYMPHONY
@@fuckfuckiluvesex ✌🏽
i think the most satisfying thing is achieving playing the pieces that you love listening to on any instrument. I am so happy I learnt playing piano
that's pretty much what i do all the time lol. The annoying thing is that a lot of the time, when I learn a song (on piano though; the opposite happens for other instruments i play for some reason), I lose the initial passion i had for it, and when i finish learning it i sort of just dont like it anywhere near as much as i initially did, No clue why though
@@ayhamshaheed7740 omg same i started playing ukulele now but kinda got used to it and bored lol
Sofia B oh right. I’d say carry on with it and don’t let a week pass where you don’t play it for at least an hour in total. I play guitar in addition to violin and piano, and the weird thing is that my instrument of choice (I.e. the one I spend most of my time on) changes with my musical tastes. So I’ve gotten back into daily piano practice for hours as I’ve somehow switched my musical tastes back to classical music, but started to neglect guitar, (which I play rock music on, as that was my main musical taste a month ago), which up until June I was playing as frequently as I now play piano. I don’t really know why but I often get obsessed with one genre or artist or something like that, and then soon after lose that obsession only to find myself able to exclusively listen to something else. Like I can only really love one genre at a time for some reason and it’s really annoying because I want to have a passion for all genres I’ve liked previously so I can get equal enjoyment from playing each of my instruments, but it just doesn’t happen for some reason
Franz Liszt with those stretchy elastic hands...
+Jeanarick @2:09... HOW!?
sustain pedal
+Swen Zettler Look at 0:40 though
Oh shit!!! I can reach it, but that's because I have huge ass hands!!! You can arpeggiate it fast, so it sounds like a chord
+Jeanarick at huge stretches such as at 0:13 you can play the left notes near the right hand with the right hand. You can use your thumb while the other fingers of the right hand focuses on the other five notes.
love this, can’t wait to hear more from Liszt, he really fell off after the last album
😭
I FINISHED LEARNING THIS WHOLE PIECE, I FEEL SO AMAZING LMFAO
Congratulations *:D*
You gotta play it for us bro
you should upload a video of it on yt
piece*
How many hands do you have?
After 5 months I'm finally able to play it.. Now i have to perfect it :D
Mike that gives me hope that I could learn this
Mike Wow nice!
give your bendition mike
Mike Woow , congratulations Mike, today i can play only the first part of liebestraum, i think i learn it in 3 weeks or 1 month
take me 3 weeks i reckon to at least learn it but playing it perfectly is a different story.
One of my favourites.
lol real f.liszt
+Franz Liszt liszt pls
You arent the real liszt or else you wouldve corrected this youtuber saying this was your third liebestraum not your first or that you made three not one
well this is the most famous one so why not?
Hi sexy
This song makes me think about stars, galaxies, space and beauty.
piece*
Clabus Vile wow this week went fast as shit. exactly 1 week since i commented
OlavHaraldsonDenHellige ! piece would be better but im not gonna change it.
jojojorisjhjosef A piece is what you were listening to.
Clabus Vile lol
Liszt is going easy on us
xDDDD so true
Other than the doubles scale near the beginning of the piece, and the (arguably actually pretty easy) jumps at 1:55, the piece is really easy. Both can also be learnt in a fairly short amount of time through rigorous practice ;)
1:07 when you see your crush and then do something stupid and you embarrass yourself. This man put that feeling into a sound.
I was playing volley ball with my crush and managed to break my leg in front of her
😎 epic
@@camdenmoore5069 wow Good Job 😂😂😂😂
Lmao
Liszt was an evil man... He makes us think about playing this song until you reach the 1:08 , which destroys your dreams and your hope :(
Amayraaa second cadenza is the hardest part of this piece, good luck, work on your arpeggios
Amayraaa first cadenza isn't hard. Second one is pretty hard for me because the grace notes were written so small on my music, I couldn't keep track of both hands together.. eventually got it though.
COUGH COUGH BEETHOVEN COUGH COUGH MOONLIGHT SONATA COUGH COUGH
It isnt that difficult it looks terrible and sounds crazy, but that part is makeable. But some others are just... 😑😂
Amayraaa it took me 7 hours to learn and master than part, the ones next to it is harder. You can play those notes like they’re eight, instead of sixteenth.
after months i can finally play this ! :D definitely the most challenging piece ive ever learned.. in my opinion the left hand at 2:00 and cadenza 2 (2:34) was the most difficult to perfect, very rewarding piece
2:34 is actually very hard that’s why it’s the most difficult
You guys do realize this is his 3rd liebestraum not the only one marioverhrer has to get his facts straight and add a "no. 3" to the end of "Liebestraum" +Franz Liszt YOU SHOULD KNOW THIS MAN YOU CREATED IT
literally when people say lieibestraum without a number everyone basically knows theyre refering to the third one otherwise theyd say smth like "liebestraum number 2"
1:40 is my favorite part.
1:49 is more accurate acctully.
That's the bitter part in the bittersweet.
I want to learn to play this song soon it's so beautiful
I hope you learned it in the 5 year time
How was your progress?? Show us your evidence please..!
Did you learn it?
I learn it for about 2 month, I still stuck on the jump part lol
1:08/1:18 is absolutely beautiful, I'm surprised I haven't heard more "licks" like that in modern piano music
This song got me into piano, this is the song that if my life where a song, this would be it- this song would be my greatest accomplishment. I started this song in middle school, and by the end of this year, senior year, I will finish, and it will be my greatest achievement. I could finally think, “I did something great for once.”
Its a piece mate
I finally learned it after 6 months! This song is a masterpiece
Man that feels like heaven learning the whole thing down 😢
Sometimes I just close my eyes and imagine.
What if I played this at my school.
Damn I would get so many girls
Kalibro Menloz relatable
go ahead and learn it
Lol, heck I would be instantly impressed if a guy at my school played this.
bruh only those who are interested in classical music would appreciate your playing, otherwise they would think that you are some corny guy. From the guy who played this in school
Kalibro Menloz Same. I always dream of playing a beautiful piece in front of my classmates and impress them just to show them that I am more capable than they think. It's too bad I wouldn't be able to do so since I'm still not that good at playing and my school year is going to end soon. All of my friends are going to different schools so maybe I'll just be contented with my dream.
I can play this perfectly.
On Piano Tiles 2
XD SAME
+SpacePeanut lolol
me 2 m8 gr8
+Gentiana Patrascu gr8 m8 i r8 8/8 srry for writing this so l8 my m8 g8 job m8 but don't worry it just f8
+FocusMrbjarke What?? Is that even English??
When Liszt was more romantic than me...
Enlarged Scrotum Sometimes It's hard to sleep when you think about this...
Freddy Bachs to the Shopping Some of your nocturnes are still more romantic though
Hey, you stole my profile pic!!
IvanWithAccent well, every single female in Europe did want to be his girlfriend at one point so it’s not too big of a deal.
Simp
Truly wonderful. A fantastic melody to listen to, brings many tears to my eyes... lovely..~
For anyone having trouble learning from this video, especially the beginning, it's because the c notes should be played on the right hand, not the left whenever there is a bass note being played. I'm not assuming this, i actually checked the sheet music for this piece. Wouldn't be surprised if there were a few other errors like this.
my favourite liszt piece
O lieb', solang du lieben kannst!
O lieb', solang du lieben magst!
Die Stunde kommt, die Stunde kommt,
Wo du an Gräbern stehst und klagst!
Und sorge, daß dein Herze glüht
Und Liebe hegt und Liebe trägt,
Solang ihm noch ein ander Herz
In Liebe warm entgegenschlägt!
Und wer dir seine Brust erschließt,
O tu ihm, was du kannst, zulieb'!
Und mach' ihm jede Stunde froh,
Und mach ihm keine Stunde trüb!
Und hüte deine Zunge wohl,
Bald ist ein böses Wort gesagt!
O Gott, es war nicht bös gemeint, -
Der andre aber geht und klagt.
O lieb', solang du lieben kannst!
O lieb', solang du lieben magst!
Die Stunde kommt, die Stunde kommt,
Wo du an Gräbern stehst und klagst!
Dann kniest du nieder an der Gruft
Und birgst die Augen, trüb und naß,
- Sie sehn den andern nimmermehr -
Ins lange, feuchte Kirchhofsgras.
Und sprichst: O schau' auf mich herab,
Der hier an deinem Grabe weint!
Vergib, daß ich gekränkt dich hab'!
O Gott, es war nicht bös gemeint!
Er aber sieht und hört dich nicht,
Kommt nicht, daß du ihn froh umfängst;
Der Mund, der oft dich küßte, spricht
Nie wieder: Ich vergab dir längst!
Er tat's, vergab dir lange schon,
Doch manche heiße Träne fiel
Um dich und um dein herbes Wort -
Doch still - er ruht, er ist am Ziel!
O lieb', solang du lieben kannst!
O lieb', solang du lieben magst!
Die Stunde kommt, die Stunde kommt,
Wo du an Gräbern stehst und klagst!
Comrade Carter Hank: In English Please
Frailtarsier67 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/O_lieb,_so_lang_du_lieben_kannst
The beautiful german language
Welch wunderschöne Zeilen...🌅🙏💛
1:43 my favorite part
Even synthesia has a hard time playing this.
lol
So true
It makes me feel bad too, after all the synthesia is drunk while playing it....
naw fam its someone playing it on a keyboard and synesthesia records it
Aeolos No it isnt XD
Starting at 1:40
By far the best part of the song.
no, it's just the most exciting part.. the main theme is more unique so it's arguably better
i had thought in learn it until i watched at 1:08.
that's the easiest part haha..I'm currently learning it! :D
That's how songs like this are, lol. You get the beginning down-- and then it tosses a new, equally convoluted measure at you! I'm trying to learn it, and I can't seem to get my hands to *not* do the same thing XD
its not the easiest part..
It's all just practice..at least to me :)
Study your scales and arpeggios boi
I love this piano piece
This is the 3rd Liebestraum. Not the only one.
Classical Music Video love dream*
@@alonsoarredondo4252 the actual name is Liebestraum.
@@alonsoarredondo4252 actual name is Liebestraum.
I don’t even remember why I said that, hahaha
@@unnamed_boi lol
I just want to play this piece on a not so hot day in my classroom with my classmates resting, like imagine how relaxing it is doing this on a school
Wdym it'd be stresfull AF
my favorite piano piece :D
I've been hunting for this piece's name for like 7 years! Finally! I used to listen to this song in my phone before.
7 years xD
yeah hahah
This is my third month playing this im almost close to finishing the third page. Not gonna give up though
i can only imagine how good it would feel to master it
The hardest parts are from 1:08 to 1:17 and from 2:36 to 2:41
I don't remember who said this, perhaps it was on another video, but the theme at 1:45 is like revolutionary etude.
Ahhh Franz Liszt how you are the Jane Austen of the Music world.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR CHANNEL!!! You always have the best tutorials.
This "music piece" just making me crying, when I listen to it 😭.
Weird to me to see people bashing on how robotic this is. I like it. So much so that I can't listen to an actual person play it, since they always make wild variations with the BPM.
This is a very hard piece that requires fast hands.... well if you like this try La Campanella xD
Try Feux Faucets
Feux Follets not Feux Faucets Lol
no, this piece is one of the least hardest liszt pieces
@@fallenangle5246 try his études d'execution transcendente d'apres paganini no 4b and 6, or his la clochette. There s also alkan's concerto for solo piano and sorabji's opus clavi.
{LDR} Googolplex ikr
what a beautiful song
Piece*
what a beautiful piece of song
+OlavHaraldsonDenHellige ! You need to calm down
Kela B I'm as calm as a bbutterfly
Can’t wait to start playing this. Haven’t been the same since my brain injury
This piece goes from someone who is single in life, they then meet someone and they’re bond gets stronger and stronger until but they’re relationship ends unexpectedly and the person goes through heart break but everything ends up being okay eventually .. this is what I get from it
I was so prepared when I saw "Liszt" but that opening was quite normal XD
Finally managed to play it all the way through today never felt so proud before
Probably the first Synthesia piano sound i hear that actually sounds pretty good.
2:20 is so gorgeous omg
0:11
0:11
0:15
I play this perfectly..
..on VLC player
Abdel Armstr g
Abdel Armstr i play you perfectly
Abdel Armstr me too.
In my dream 😁
Friend: can you play this?
Me: pffft easy
smashes piano
Me: done
Abdel Armstr this isn't a hard piece actually
The most beautiful piece I've ever heard!!
i want to know what kind of mutated hands you need to play this.
Franz liszt had huge hands, he could reach 12ths at a stretch, so when he wrote his best pieces, he wrote music that was hard at times for his giant fucking hands to play, which makes it nigh on impossible for most pianists to play.
many of his pieces have to be altered in order for most "normies" to play certain parts.
he was/is also considered one of the best, if not the best pianists to ever live. so...there's that too.
feldspardelta21 well you can play them as broken notes
feldspardelta21
feldspardelta21 pedal too ...
Chris Hansen The most you need here is 11 keys and you need that on hand crossing part. You MUST arpeggiate the other chords, it's written in the sheet music, synthesia didn't always do that, because the Midi is a bit wrong.
I've been practicing so hard by using this sheet almost 2years Thank you But I feel like never master this piece
this is my most favorite piece, its just perfect
I just got a huge wave of nostalgia from something that I don't even know, and I started crying a lot. I still am..... and this is a late comment, but oh well
Beautiful
I play that song to the perfection thank you to this video
Wow that tutorial is so helpull, i know the piece now !
This just might be my favorite Liszt.
Upload Rondo Fantastique- El Contrabandista by Franz Liszt
+Zero Yes!
yesss
I just can't watch piano videos without 60fps. ily Mario
I really love Liszt he makes beautiful pieces i’m learning it right now. i’m afraid of the hard part at 1:08 😅
this secrtion is crazy I've been studying it for like 4h and only "learnt" the ascending part...
I started learning this yesterday, hope one day I’ll be able to play it through, wish me luck!
I think it sounds better ending at 3:57... usually I don't like ending things in a nice little bow... but it seems better at 3:57!
this isn't even coherent english, but what I think you are saying makes no sense musically
+Ghetto Sausage their saying they would like the piece to end at 3:47 because it's sounds better than the actual ending
Gooseman2k2 Well your opinion, the ending was Franz' taste
Dude it’s the romantic era, you’re talking about passionate Liszt not dry cold Beethoven.
Andrea Md Beethoven translated into the romantic era, sadly, he didn't stay for too long ]^:
It’s amazing song. This is real cool. I love this. When i hearing this music i was chilling. But my heart dancing very well. Thank you Author.
MI HELAAAAAAADOOOOO
La oscuridad no sonríe ¡NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
One of the most beautiful piece I've ever heard. Then again I don't listen to a lot of classics
Why does every composer has a left hand which spans a mile
this piece sends shivers up my spine
body's aching all the time
Playing this at my school talent show. Nobody knows I can even play the piano. Will upload the video when the talent show is over.
See you on April.
edit i uploaded it...
its on private 🤭🤭🤭🤭
Bull.
Shit.
it's been eight months please upload the video if you have it
Oh I uploaded it. I just put it on private like a month ago because I had a mental breakdown. I will play it within the next 4 to 19 years.
Evidential you okay?
I'm fine 🙂 I also didn't play to for the talent show I played something else but I did play it for the state recital. I might upload it again in the future if I bring it back. But for now it's in my vault.
HAVE YOU HEARD LOVE DREAM OF PRIMAL PIANO??IT IS SO BEAUTIFUL
Memes M a Dream😉
You added a sustain pedal!! It's so good! :)
Liszt was a modern day Van Halen, look up the way he played concerts.
What did he do?
@@indigo9244: www.factfiend.com/pianist-good-people-faint-concerts-franz-liszt/
This is one of my favorite things to Liszten to
liebestraum, not to be confused with lebensraum.
Congratulations who finished this piece👏👏👏
dang it. I thought the song was soothing and super easy to play until I reached 1:08 and fainted on spot
I played this in the background of me and my best bro playing call of duty black ops 2 zombies and now when I listen to this it is forever ingrained into my head of those moments when we killed the zombies and at the hard parts of this song is when the round was over like the part at 1:10 to like 1:16 is when the round was over and it was calm on the game and we always brought up how quiet it was for such intense music
really wanna play this😭😭😭😭
This sound fabulous.
how big were franz liszt's hands? they could both cover like 5 octaves! mine can only cover 4!
Kaylie The Panda it is said to be around 14-15 notes
Kaylie The Panda 4 octaves is still a lot
You sure that yours can cover 4 octaves?
I'm going to start teaching myself this. Only got three measures and I just printed the sheet music. This is one of my favorite songs
For real, this is the easiest piece by Liszt I have ever seen.
JAE WON Choi yes, you need a good timing, and change the way you play it.
is the easiest, sure, only if you have hands to reach two octaves xD
This is the hardest out of the three Liebesträume that he wrote. And some of his later works and consolations are much easier than this
Lol check out liszt en reve you will be shocked of how easy it is
JAE WON Choi that's because you're not looking
How emotionless it is when a machine plays this piece
Any tips on how to play this in the most efficient way? 2:38
Universe get your own way to play it and practice
I do FOUR two THREE one FOUR two TREE one etc. the caps are played louder. Not sure if u still need tips on it, but it might help whoever reads it
francisco scagliarini wow that's useful 🙄. Maybe he just wants advice on fingering? Maybe he thought visualizing it on synthesia would be useful and he can read it.
Universe get a piano teacher
francisco scagliarini that's why you're not famous
There are such things are wrong fingerings, my piano teacher spends a lot of time trying different fingers for phrases because they're very important both technically ahd musically. If you just make up your own fingers with no understanding you get into beginner habits where you feel comfortable, but you lack the translateable technique to play at any tempo with clear legato - so his question has an actual answer. What you basically said was:
'What's the best way to favtorise a quadratic?'
'Just make up your own method and stick with it'
The question has multiple correct answers, and yet you still managed to give a wrong one - that takes effort, i commend you on that
Hmmm, specially at the beggining, the harmonies are so exotic
I like how Liszt thought humans had 20 fingers.
Just finished! There’s hope y’all - I can’t read music and have never taken lessons. Keep pushing ❤
This is correct but it's so robotic it's terrifying. When I play it it's different every time, you have to feel the push and pull of the music, it's unsettling hearing this emotionlessly plunked out.
You have to consider it's a tutorial. It shows you what notes to play not how to play them. Expression is something that a program will never be able to do the same way a human can.
That's not true, if you look at new A.I they can do a whole lot, and they will continue to do more in the future.
For instance, robots can already make pieces of music that is so human-like that humans can't even tell the difference between it and a human composer. It's actually frightening.
TheQwertyman999 I think is amazing.
Tee Jay it's a computer 😐
Gerónimo it isn't
this part 1:07 i can't beleive that a person can play this (OoO) im baffled
but the part after it is my favorite part in the piece
I have (possibly) the smallest hands ever and Lizst could stretch a tenth - eeek will have to make adjustments to the piece - the beginning is okay - it's after the key change which is slightly difficult
I can barely reach a ninth and learnes this piece in 4 days after 2 years of piano :D
Barely reach a ninth?! That's big hands omg xD
Lol you have to be kidding me
Josephine Lum i can barely reach a 11th but 10th is comfortable.
I read that liszt could reach a 12th, in a biography of his
Heaven knows why this song bring my childhood. This is like ghost in my mind which are friendly to me
This is the most tamed piece I've heard. (It's Lizst. What do you expect?).
Try elegy no 2.... it's way easier than this
Currently learning this song. Halfway through :)
Do I need 3 feet long fingers to play this ?
Spoopy Doggo synesthesia doesnt show were your left hand should move to trebel cleff so it will seem like you need 3 hand. 10 key reach is ideal but i only have 8 key. still playable though lol
I’m a girl so I can only reach 8 octaves, however my hands r pretty lanky I would say
Tyra Ellen EIGHT OCTAVES???!!!!!!
@@ayhamshaheed7740 lmfao
Hi, I'm french (so sorry if my english is bad) and I am 13 years old (lmao this is small). I play piano for about 1 year and am going to learn this piece (because it's amazing lol). So I'm going to change this comment every time I learn something to keep my conscience clear
1 day : 00:00 - 00:20 (for the moment it's quite easy)
Liszt: I should I make Chopin mad? Oh I know! Steal his girlfriend! *liszt writes love dream* Chopin: WHY DID SHE LEAVE ME!!! Liszt: hahaha trolololololol
i see you everywhere lol
+Jane Cooper o.o
This song makes me dream it is a master piece 🎵
There's no Lizzt music that is easy ..... thinking that it would get rid of lizzt's speed until it arrives at 1:28 !!!!!😅😅😅
the e in the treble clef at 1:59 should be an f#. Though it sounds quite cool actually