1Min, 10Min, 1Hour, 1Day Challenge: Franz Liszt, Un Sospiro - always read the fineprint!
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#Liszt I love his pieces because I always feel as if the speak to me in a way that other composers don't. Especially these romantic pieces like un sospiro or Liebestraum or his transcription of Schuber's Ständchen. When I play, I feel as if I am in another world for the duration. Then I come back and my hands hurt :(
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Congrats!!!
Chopin takes that role
So
Honestly, seeing excellent performers making mistakes is exactly what we mere mortals need to see. Being great takes hard work and dedication. Thank you SO much for sharing your learning experience :)
i love how Liszt hides the melody in both hands, making such a beautiful and calming piece so stressful to learn. #Liszt
yea its hidden in arpegio
yes, UN SOSPIRO strucks me like a good ex of a piece tht comes quite easy for some artists (independent of level), and is HELL for others to come into properly, or maybe im mistaken and is truly difficult for all, lol!
I agree. Further on in Un Sospiro, shortly before the final climax, it gets even more wacky, and if you don't know what you're looking for, it's easy to miss the melody altogether. Liszt was a total genius.
This is one of the pieces that made me take piano lessons. Just love the flow of it - and honestly when i see people play it, my mind is blown everytime.
Same I started not to long ago and this was one of the pieces that motivated me to play 😅
As someone who can play it u pretty much smile every time u play, and listen to it
The beginning sounds dreamy like a harp
Always read the fine print! 🙈🙈🙈🙈 hope I am not the only one who did this wrong 😅😅😅 don’t forget to put #Liszt in the comments to win the scores! Have a great Sunday ❤️
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I started learning this piece a while ago. i got halfway and sort of gave up cause it’s hard
Ok
When practicing Liszt's compositions I really like how he keeps the momentum flowing especially in Un Sospiro. Each of his pieces just flutters along creating a story yet to be understood. Every time I hear this piece I imagine a story of two people sailing towards one another. They have been trying to connect with one another, but they have been facing many trials to reach each other. Eventually, through smooth movements and careful precision, they make it to each other. (Sorry for rambling) Overall, thanks for the content it has been nice to escape from this chaotic world and immerse myself in your style of playing. #Liszt
I would like to say that playing the arpeggios in this song with one hand is extremely extremely impressive. It takes so much finesse to chain together the arpeggios with one hand. Impressive :)
piece not song sorry i have to
@@clent7105 yeah piece not song
Lol when I saw her playing the whole thing with her left hand I was like wtf impressive. Its definitely harder to do what she was doing
@@nezkeys79 do big hands help a lot with this piece
@Bludika hmm I know tell me about it I can't reach a tenth and stores don't sell the customised pianos with slightly shorter keys (I'd absolutely love one lol)
Best challenge so far!!!!! Failure is nothing if you stand up again - and man, you stood strong at the end, flags high! This is the spirit!
Un Sospiro really shows what I love about Liszt. He had the ability to make gorgeous works that are extremely technical and difficult, without it sounding loud or messy. A casual listen might not understand the difficulty of a piece like this, but a pianist will immediately understand that it is a masterpiece. #liszt
I always found Liszt to be the composer who achieved the most technically demanding pieces for the piano without ever losing sight of a deep musicality. Some have composed more complex pieces, but always, in my opinion, at the expense of some musicality.
@@MrJohnJiren I agree, there may be some pieces that are harder than standard Liszt repertoire (Mereaux, Godowsky, Ives, Sorabji) but they sacrifice musicality for technical difficulty (Mereaux has even been described as ''artistically worthless'') but Liszt strikes quite a beautiful balance
I tried to prepare this study 2 years ago, couldn't finish it, but when I feel I'm ready I will try again, it is a beautiful study
Yeah it's amazing
#Liszt I love how liszt music let feel the pianist what the composer was at that time. the things that I like about this piece are that if you close your eyes, you can see a waterfall coming towards you until it goes right on you at the end and you feel the anxiety, but also the dreamy atmosphere.
Yeah I love how #Liszt lets his music speak. Hungarian rhapsody number two about his nostalgia, liebestraum speaks for itself.
Love the humor you put to doing these exercises, how you take on the challenge and aren't scared to share any mistakes with the world. This must be one of your hardest yet!
Me : oh cool Sospiro gonna be fun !
Annique : starts playing
Me : wait-
Also #Liszt
Just started listening the vid, by far one of the most beautiful, amazing compositions by Liszt. I hope you'll add it to your repertoire! I keep learning from these 'challenges', keep them up! ❤️
Annique: this is gonna be a complete failed challenge
Me: I wonder what happened so she considered it to be so bad
*Annique starts playing*
Me: oh my
#Liszt
Ikr lol
Idk if this means it’s actually gonna be good that it actually turned out horrendous 😂
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I would say that Un Sosprino is what really inspired me to dive deeper into classical music. I remember, as a beginner, I thought the piece would require just a little extra technique. But, then I looked more intently at the piece; I was shocked to find that piano pieces could have more than two bars 😂 After that, I went back to my beginner pieces😅. I love Liszt because of his ability to write so beautifully expressly, and in this masterpiece, I feel inner peace.🖤
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the double note arpeggios that come after this is exactly where I stopped learning this piece and had to go back and improve my techniques with other etudes. I will revisit un Sospiro another day!
What I love about Liszt's pieces is that you can hear his dedication to the music he was composing. Also by not following all the strict composing "rules" back then he has given early proof that music doesn't need rules to sound good, because art always is a subjective concept. What I like about this piece in particular is the flowing and natural feeling.
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Thanks for having the humility to put up this video Annique. Not because it taught us a lot ( which it did, for example I'd never know to look for small print) but as someone else said, it humanises you, and lets us more into the world of the virtuoso pianist. It actually makes your teaching authentic and accessible. Thanks for that.
#Liszt
That's seriously really impressive how well you were playing it with just the left hand playing the arpeggios at the beginning XD
Honestly I love how well the melody fits with the arpeggios and how satisfying it is to see this piece played. It is currently my favorite and the piece that started me playing #Liszt
Franz Liszt Reminiscences of lucrezia Borgia It's Insanely Difficult....
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I love Liszt's ability to write truly beautiful, poetic, and colorful melodies. I like the "flowing" but dramatic nature of this piece!
#liszt you should try Chopin Etude Op. 25 No. 5 (Wrong Note)
Honestly, this is one of my favorite videos by you so far. Un Sospiro is without exaggeration my favorite piece of music ever written, and I spent a good two years working my way through and polishing it long before I had any reason playing a piece this difficult.
It’s been about a decade and a half since I first opened the sheet music for this, but I still remember going through all of the same struggles you show in your early playthroughs here. Granted, you condensed what was a month-plus process for me into a day, but it’s really a unique, fun experience watching someone encounter and work through all of the curveballs this piece throws at you for the first time.
Can you do Bach English Suite No. 2 Prelude for this challenge?
Toca liebestraum no 3 de Liszt Por favor
When I first saw that she wasn’t crossing hands, I immediately what the failure was
I'm glad that nobody told you about the "fine print". Not because I like watching you embarrass yourself (I don't), but because the result is so instructive. This goes beyond music: Carefully read the instructions, and think about what you're going to do, before you start doing anything.
At least you earned yourself a new subscriber with this video!
As a classical pianist, I must confess that I subscribed your channel cause its heaven to see your cute face...god , its so cute
#Liszt I love how this piece starts calm, relaxing, and in the middle, with the octaves, it goes to a way deeper and “focused” theme, with the arpeggios kinda integrating more with the melody
You should do Chopin Op. 25 No. 11 (Winter Wind)!!
This is actually one of the first classical pieces that I fell in love with - whenever I think of #liszt writing this, I think of him just sitting with a big black grand piano in front of like, a waterfall or something, augh! So beautiful!!!! Great job!
#Liszt “Un sospiro” gives to my heart the kind of happiness and peace that you feel when you’re watching something beautiful; a sunset, a loved one happy, a painting, the sea… Whenever I listen to it, my heart rises and I can live more lightly. In general, Liszt’s music, from his Études, Liebestraum to his Ständchen and Hungarian Rhapsodies, give my mind and soul a deep fresh breath of joy and serenity, where I can dive into all of his notes, and indeed, into all of his feelings. #Liszt #Liszt #Liszt
Growing up, I always heard Franz Liszt throughout my life. It's as if he composed a soundtrack to everyones life, and it all depends on which pieces you hear through your life for a customized experience. Thank you Franz for making life - colorful, textured, emotional, hectic, depressing, exciting, lovely, .... #Liszt
#Liszt I like how difficult the pieces are
Can you doooo mazeppa!!!!! Would be so amazing
#Liszt😊 I would learn this piece and post it!❤️
Cave man like modern music oogaboogawooga #Liszt
What I love about Liszt is the depth of his music. Whenever you think you’ve grasped the essence of a piece, there remains a possibility to look even closer at it and find something you haven’t noticed so far. In a sense it’s like book - as you mature and go back to a piece, it seems to have gotten more profound in its meaning. #Liszt
#Liszt. Du hast die Welt und Komplexität und verwirrende Vielschichtigkeit von Liszt wunderbar herausgearbeitet: hintergründig und wunderbar. Ich würde mich sehr über den Score freuen.
love how it really sounds like one hand and the flow of it. I never knew that someone could make the piano sound like this. Great job I enjoyed it #Liszt
More proof that Liszt was just in a realm of his own. This is probably my favorite piece of all time. I stumbled across it a few years back (I'm not a classical music buff) and immediately fell in love. I think you did an amazing job!
Edit- as a drummer, years ago, after playing for 20 years, I realized that my hand technique was holding me back and completely retaught myself how to hold the sticks and fleshed out the flownof my technique. It took about 2 years to get where i wanted. I completely understand how playing something a certain way creates those memory patterns that make it so difficult to abruptly change.
#Liszt, I love Liszt, especially played by my favorite interprets, Tom helped by Jerry of course!
I was charmed by the struggling here. You're not showing off, but making mistakes, going back, really working hard ... That's what we most of us need to see more often. As much as I love to watch well performed pieces, it's a frustration to watch all the cleverness and ease played out at RUclips. You are an exception. Thank you for sharing, and keep up the good work. I learn a lot from your videos.
do you even procastinate jeez
the camera quality and sound is surreal
This piece is in my "favorites #liszt "
Lol I should do waterfall etude…luv u btw🥺
#Liszt
What I love about Liszt is that he pushed the limits of what was possible to do with the piano. He is not just a virtuoso pianist, he was a brilliant composer with a huge amount of underrated amazing compositions and with very innovative piano solo arrangements of orchestral music. The Un Sospiro concert etude is a very popular piece for a good reason, as it is really beautiful and impressive. However, Liszt composed so many pieces that are mostly unknown that are just as beautiful. I love how I can still listen to his music and get surprised by some wonderful pieces I have never heard before.
Good luck & Good Work❤❤❤🙃
Un sospiro is one of my favorites by #Liszt !
I absolutely love playing this piece! (well the very little bit I know of it that is).
Swapping hands and hitting each note of the melody is always really quite satisfying.
Whenever I want to play a piece, I always go on RUclips and watch someone else play it first, so I can see what it's meant to sound like, and any better fingerings.
You did a pretty great job, considering you played all that with the left hand, that would've been so difficult..
#Liszt es ist sehr schön und erinnert mich an einem Wind der über eine Wiese voller Blumen... durchfliegt?
Liszt music is so awesome, and what I love about un sospiro is that it is so emotionally packed. It makes me feel very hopeful. Especially the first 8 notes in the melody are so simple yet so beautiful when played with together with the arpeggios . Liszt is my second favor composer after chopin! #liszt
What is ur accent ? Do you have a accent
I think she's french 🥖🥖
@@Poklaorpwjrjsddhtshe’s german😅
She’s German
Can you play Ravel’s Ondine or an another piece from Gaspard de la Nuit? I love that suite so much!!!!
No shut up
So demanding
She ask us to tell her pieces to learn in video.... it isn’t demanding, it’s a question
If it’s Scarbo, she will die
@@alphametrixgaming3746 nooo she should do it very good
I really like how the two hands seem to be dancing in coordination with one another, trading off steps in the melody and the arpeggios, like they are really building something in unison, and in the end it has a nice sweeping movement effect. #Liszt
I have played this piece for a long time (though I'm an amateur) and I could not imagine doing the whole arpeggios at the beginning with a single hand 😳😳 Professional pianists are beasts!
Libestraum N.3 ???
I would love to see a 1 minute, 10 minute, 1 hour challenge on Beethoven’s piece Sonata In E flat Major, Definitely one of my favourite pieces from him, would love to see you give it a try !
It's a challenge with ideas! If you practice consistently in this way, your skills will probably rise vertically!!
for me you got that emotion liszt wanted to express, this was a really good performance. thank you for the good music you bring us.
LOVE FROM THE PHILIPPINES 🇵🇭💙💙💙💙
I LOVE YOUUUU YOU'RE SO AMAZING AND THE PIECES IS REALLY GREAT💙🥺
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#liszt ! You do great on these challenges and we all love them!
a grandes etudes de paganini next time? hope you bring them
7:05 «WASTED». What do you say, Annique - WASTED? No, absolutely not! Thanks to that misunderstandig, you showed that it is possible to play the melody with one hand and the akkopagnement with the other. So why did Liszt choose to complicate the whole thing with the constant crossing of hands? Because it is technically much more demanding! And that’s what it was all about, it was going to be hard to play. This is what Wim Winters and his followers do not understand - it was about impressing other pianists, music critics and audience. A number of such compositions were made unnecessarily difficult to play!
I struggled with the beginning for several days before i realized the same thing about alternating left and right hand for the melody. Can't even remember if there was 'fine print' on my score - probably there was - but i ended up figuring it out by watching YT videos!
It is among Liszt's easiest works especially in etube its hrad bat etube 8 end 4 5 its mor hrad hrad
#Lizst
It is very interesting to watch this piece being played with a camera set above the pianist, so we can see the dance of the hands changing each other to playing the main melody. There are videos in RUclips with this approach , for example, Paul Barton filmed this way.
Thank you so much for this challenge! I would love to interview you.
The thing that I adore in this etude (Un Sospiro) is the arpeggios and how the left hand and the right hand are doing crosshands in order to play the melody. What I love about compositions from @/liszt is the fact that they are really virtuosic and they test every pianist's skills (that's because @/liszt was a giant showoff at his time!!!!!) By the way ANNIQUE I LOVE ALL YOUR VIDEOS AND THEY REALLY MOTIVATE ME TO PRACTICE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! KEEP POSTING!!!!!!!
#Liszt Liszt Stücke und Arrangements überraschen mich immer wieder. In seinen Stücken schafft er es immer wieder mir sämtlichen Raum zum abschweifen zu nehmen. Er füllt sie praktisch vollkommen aus und sorgt für die volle Konzentration auf das Stück selber. Außerdem hat er wahrlich ein talent für Re-Kompositionen auf dem Klavier, vor allem in Verbindung mit Paganini, beispielsweise la campanella. Auch seine “ruhigeren” Stücke sind sehr lebhaft, er versteckt die Grundmelodie nur. Durch diese Kompositionsweise hat man Kaum eine Möglichkeit sich nicht in das Stück zu vertiefen, was meiner Ansicht nach an sehr spaßiges Gefühl beim Spielen bereitet. Und offensichtlich war er stark begeistert von Virtuosen sprüngen. Ich selber habe den Plan später im Orchester zu spielen und würde mich über die Noten freuen, vor allem weil ich bisher nicht viel an Noten besitze.
Liebe Grüße: Stuie :)
#Liszt
Many people say that Liszt’s music is too over the top and has few too many unnecessarily showy parts it in it. I look at it in quite the opposite way. As some may know, Liszt revolutionized the solo piano repertoire. Now that’s not an easy task to do with some simplistic straight to the point piano pieces. The only way he did this is by creating piano pieces that feel like a whole orchestra but with being limited to just twelve keys. He is able to unlock emotions that you may have never felt before and covey complex emotion unlike (and before) any other composer just using the piano. Not to mention all of his pieces are incredibly unique and beautiful in there own way. And every one feels different from the rest (unlike Chopin, no hate I love his music so much but it gets repetitive at times). He also has the ability to create detailed mental art if you just close your eyes and let the music sink in. And if you’ve ever tried to compose music, it seems impossible at times. Say what you want about Liszt, but he’s a musical genius whether you like it or not. He has done what no other composer could.
My opinion on this piece is that it conveys a soothing, smooth river which is the arpeggios under the stresses of life which is the melody, and throughout the song the melody calms and strengthens just like our worries and stresses but in the end it is resolved so just keep pushing through because under it all is the smooth arpeggios just remember it does get better.
Also I absolutely love Chopin almost as much as Liszt and I’m not sending any hate I think he’s just as talented as Liszt but I also think he built off of liszt. Because liszt was able to create solo piano repertoires unlike anything anyone had ever heard before anyone else. So many people wanted to hear him and learn from him that he even invented the “ MasterClass” where he would teach a large group of students at a time. I know this is largely opinionated so don’t hate and let me know who’s ur favorite composer and if you disagree or agree!
Thanks!
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Well, you probably didn't understand the correct technique in everything there is an exchange of the right and left hand, that is, the rappeggio is divided into left and right, plus what is in the treble clef is played once with the right hand and once with the left hand. A lot of patience
#liszt My student made the exact same mistake as you when he started to learn this piece by himself! I haven't taught this piece before when he told me that he wanted to learn but fortunately I have watched a video of the playing and managed to spot his mistake in time. What I like about Liszt's pieces is the strong emotions that some of them can convey, for example in Liebestraum it reminds me of a kind of unconditional love that can only be divine. Maybe that's why my student chose Liszt's pieces as he is a very sensitive boy.
The octave part is kinda hard cause the fingering is
Left Hand 3 2
Right Hand 2 3
Annique gracias por compartir un genuino y sincero estudio, sin filtros ni reparaciones, así es nuestro día a día jejeje
I don't know this piece, but you are SO BRAVE to demonstrate how you begin to study a very difficult piece.
Quite simply, Liszt's music pulls at my heartstrings. I'll probably get wrinkles from frowning every time I listen to his music. #Liszt
You are so brave for posting this, then tacking on a day to address your dissatisfaction. I would have found the first so hard to post as well. I admire you so much for showing the process!!! #liszt
I loooooovee uuuuu
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I began learning this piece several years ago but never finished it. Definitely a challenge. What I love about this Liszt piece are the rushing waves of sound. Very contemplative. To keep those melodies even as you’re trading between hands is most difficult, I found. Thank you for sharing your learning curve at the start, by the way. Keep up the great work and videos!
I think you are the most beautiful woman I´ve ever seen.
I love the way you play the piano.
I greet you from a small city in Mexico
Learn it in HOW long????? It took me over 6 months to get through this!! I AM the world's SLOWEST sight reader!!! NO ONE can read slower than I!! However, for someone as experienced as you, I don't see how the hand over hand technique here got past you? I'm also the least experienced "pianist" on here, maybe my "slowness" of reading caused me to catch the technique as written. I never could really get this piece down, those arpeggios just killed me. I could play it, but those couple parts just never quite came together. You're beautiful BTW! This video amused me! 🙂
Exactly what happened to me!! Although I did switch the melody between hands, I practiced the opening arpeggios incorrectly for weeks! 🤦♂
I adore many of #Liszt# pieces. He is very under-rated. His Etudes are phenomenal, as well as many of his other pieces and the Années de Pèlerinage, Liebestraume, Rhapsodies etc. Maybe because he composed so much and so much varied, people have trouble following it all? Anyway, pity his piano pieces are not played more frequently (outside of Liebestraume, etc). Il Sospiro is truly beautiful!!!
Some pieces sound very complicated and impressive, but are not that hard to play. Other pieces does not sound that hard but is extremely hard to play. Un Sospiro most definately belongs to the last category. It is a beast in every single way. Much, much harder than people might think….
Hi Annique! I love your videos, especially the 1 minute 10 minutes 1 hour videos. Franz Liszt is one of my favorite piano composer because of his amazing pieces. They are WAYY to hard was me but are still amazing #Liszt
Did the exact same mistake, 1/10 wouldn't recommend. #Liszt
What I love (and sometimes hate as a pianist actually playing his pieces) is how deceiving they can sometimes be. When listening to them, a lot of the time the melody just carries so beautifully and the fast sections have such a light touch, that you don't really end up noticing or fully comprehending the difficulty of the piece and can just relax while listening to it. But when actually attempting to play it, you notice all the fine details that contribute to this effect, and how difficult and complex they are in reality. #Liszt
#Liszt Liszt is my favourite composer! I love how such simple and beautiful melodies are seamlessly interwoven with extremely difficult harmonies. I have nothing but the utmost respect for you and others who play his music. True virtuosos!
#Liszt Un Sospiro is one of my favorite pieces by Liszt. The main melody is like a cooling singing while the movement is kept constant by the arpeggios. Liszt music for me is thrilling to listen and to play. Although technically challenging, learning and listening to multiple melodic lines makes me feel as if I’m playing more than one instrument. I feel Liszt incorporates this in many of his pieces. I find sitting down to learn a piece by Liszt is almost like an exercise. Learning fingering combinations that suite the piece best, articulation to make the melodies sing out, and even the approach to the pieces in general almost prepares you for other composers you might choose to play. While other pieces are also very demanding technically, I think Liszt music encompasses so many aspects of artistic interpretation and technical prowress that it prepares you for other pieces you might encounter in the future.
Ha loved this video. Very impressed you could play it on day 2 after just a couple of hours and with such a gorgeous musical shape. Wow. Here are my suggestions for future challenges : 1. Wild/Gershwin Embraceable you (in the tradition of Un Sospiro), 2. Liszt Petrarch sonnet 104 and I want to hear all 5 cadenzas after the 1 hour !! #Liszt
Well, I am bad enough that I need to read the sheet at least 1,000 times... All prints! Fine, gross, whatever... :-D Really, the ability you have to just pick something up and make sense of it, even if it's extremely complex, simply astonishes me... I'm never going to get there, so I just enjoy what you can do and nod as if I knew what I was doing... LOL
#Listz I love the way he manages to elaborate on a theme without losing the essence: you feel it simple but rich in subtones, and it's actually devilishly complex with many nuances, but he somehow used some kind of blackmagic to make it seem simple... I guess it helps when you have 11 fingers on each hand like *he surely did have* (otherwise, he was an alien, which has some appeal, to be honest...) :-)
My favourite piece is his _Variations on the Carnival of Venice, by Paganini_... It's deliciously mellifluous and both simplifies and elaborates on Paganini, which is a feat on itself! Plus, its base is a popular music that's crossed frontiers and it's part of my childhood, that's an extra!
thumbs up cuz u posted the first half. i couldn’t stop cringing with the wrong fingering but the mistake also makes the video awesome 😂😂😂
#Liszt. What’s up Annique. I’m aspiring to “fail” this well! This piece is on my list of aspirational pieces I want to play some day. I love the flowing melody of this piece. Keep up the good work I really enjoy your videos. Next challenge Grieg March of the Trolls??? And try to beat Alice Sara Ott for speed
#Liszt About this piece i like the harp like sound. About Liszts music i like the viruosity and complexity.
Hello, thank you for your fantastic work. For the next video could you play the impromptu no.3 of Schubert, or the Appasionata sonata of Beethoven?