Sheets: imslp.org/wiki/Souvenir_de_Filipinas_(Santiago%2C_Francisco) Much more than a knockoff, Francisco Santiago takes the melody of the Philippine folksong "Lulay" and uses the style of Liszt's La Campanella to mimic a performance that uses folk instruments like the kulintang, kubing and bandurria on piano. Besides some awkwards spots, this is overall easier yet just as flashy as La Campanella, for those who want to try it. Though there are parts in the sheets that don't make sense and are probably engraving errors, which I alter in my cover.
A wonderful pianistic expression of pinoy pride, thanks for making me more appreciative of my country! 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭(I'm also filipino and an aspiring pianist, although not as good as you🙂) New sub!
This piece reminded me a lot of Liszt pieces. The intro is definitely the Spanish Rhapsody arpeggios, and the section after the intro is where the La Campanella starts. After the tremolos part we return to the Spanish Rhapsody arpeggios, and then the Spanish Fantasy cross-hand section. Then the inverted Mazeppa part, and then the Hungarian 6 ending style, La Campanella octaves and then the La Clochette Bravura ending.
So great La Campanella dear friend. Thanks for sharing. Your piano performance is so impressive. Full view and big like. I wish you a happy Wednesday...👍👍
@@TheFlamingPiano btw will you be doing la campanella soon enough? and which version would you do since there's the 1838 early version and the 1851 popular version
I like the way how you evenly play between each note on arpeggios. My all work on piano is to achieve even spaces between each notes right now. It is hard but it is more about relaxed and controlled muscles. I can play relaxed but this time my fingers don't play on time sometimes they just don't get it together. You somehow managed to execute these perfectly. Well done.
I love my Country's Art 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭, There are some Lisztian elements but overall I can hear the Philippine Instruments doing improvisations on a theme where they use tremolos
Yes, these Liszt techniques are even used to mimic folk instruments. It's more than the tremolos... I think kulintang on alternating notes, bandurria for repeated notes, kubing for some staccatos (I think I can "hear" it in 3:50), maybe water chimes for arpeggios, etc.
@@yahyakhazbak4713 type "santiago souvenir de filipinas". You can also copy paste the sheet music link and add "" to the beginning for sheets. (I don't know why RUclips messes up the link when I add the https)
@@Matcha649 Oh, I see, no worries. I just was saying that while it's based off Filipino tunes and instruments, maybe it would sound similar to an Argentinian tango because both types of music have Spanish influences (since both countries were conquered by Spain). Was just trying to see how they may be similar
@@TheFlamingPiano I think either grade 8 which is the final grade or maybe license which is above. Great playing. what i love about it is your musicality. bravo✌
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Sheets: imslp.org/wiki/Souvenir_de_Filipinas_(Santiago%2C_Francisco)
Much more than a knockoff, Francisco Santiago takes the melody of the Philippine folksong "Lulay" and uses the style of Liszt's La Campanella to mimic a performance that uses folk instruments like the kulintang, kubing and bandurria on piano.
Besides some awkwards spots, this is overall easier yet just as flashy as La Campanella, for those who want to try it. Though there are parts in the sheets that don't make sense and are probably engraving errors, which I alter in my cover.
The similarities are both identical in musical style. Interesting piece!
Not a bad knock off but nowhere near as flashy and impressive as La Campanella, not even comparable
Alternate universe where Liszt is Asian and the prodigies are from Europe.
A wonderful pianistic expression of pinoy pride, thanks for making me more appreciative of my country! 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭(I'm also filipino and an aspiring pianist, although not as good as you🙂) New sub!
Thanks!
I need to know more about this composer! You played this piece well, bravo as always
Thanks! Santiago is considered the "Father of Kundiman" and a leading musician in the Philippines in his time (pre-WW2). You can see more in Wikipedia
This was so well played, you deserve much more recognition...
You definetely wont find pianists like this very often!
My country! 🇵🇭
same here!!:):):):):)
same here, and i also play the piano
This piece reminded me a lot of Liszt pieces.
The intro is definitely the Spanish Rhapsody arpeggios, and the section after the intro is where the La Campanella starts.
After the tremolos part we return to the Spanish Rhapsody arpeggios, and then the Spanish Fantasy cross-hand section. Then the inverted Mazeppa part, and then the Hungarian 6 ending style, La Campanella octaves and then the La Clochette Bravura ending.
Nice analysis!
Grabe magnifico! 👌 Nakapahusay at may mga nakatagong nga palang mga obra maestra sa musika! 😱
Maraming salamat!
Sorry being late man. Dang, Filipino pride!!!!!
#atingangwestphilippinesea
Wow, this is extraordinary! I am surprised I haven't heard this song before!
Im so excited for this piece!
So great La Campanella dear friend.
Thanks for sharing.
Your piano performance is so impressive.
Full view and big like.
I wish you a happy Wednesday...👍👍
A brilliant shimmering piece and performance!!! Masterful as always…. Thanks and applause TFP…jeff
i never thought that the country i'm staying in currently had a musical composition inspired by one of my favorite Liszt etudes.
Listen to Francisco Buencamino, his style is very much inspired by Liszt
@@TheFlamingPiano btw will you be doing la campanella soon enough? and which version would you do since there's the 1838 early version and the 1851 popular version
@@Crimsxn_K1ra Not doon but I hope to eventually
Great job as always. Have a wonderful day.
Holy damnnnnn that intro and omg everything else sounds so professional! This is truly truly impressive eiiii 😳😳
Thank you very much!
This was a joy to listen, well done my flaming friend 👏😍
wonderful playing 👏👏
It's actually a fantastic work! Thanks for upload it.
First time ko marining ito, talaga, it resembles so much inspiration of La Campanella by Listz. Glad I am able to hear this, great job! :)
I like the way how you evenly play between each note on arpeggios. My all work on piano is to achieve even spaces between each notes right now. It is hard but it is more about relaxed and controlled muscles. I can play relaxed but this time my fingers don't play on time sometimes they just don't get it together. You somehow managed to execute these perfectly. Well done.
So beautiful ❤, Amazing composition 🎹🙏💯so much memorable in ballet classes
EXCITED AHHHH
i really love the lisztian influences in this piece 🥰
Hidden Gem ng Musicong Filipino.
Request: Recuerdos de Filipinas y sus Cantares
Funny how this one is actually in the key of the original La Campanella Violin Concerto by Paganini 😂
Great playing as always!
THE WEST PHILIPPINE SEA IS OURS!!!🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Spectacular, amazing composition 😉
this was amazing my friend
I just realized you're Filipino HAHAHAHA
Napakahusay mo pre!
Maraming salamat!
Thank you for this astonishing discovery !
I agree, I would never have found this if it wasn't for Flaming.
Wow. Very beautiful!👍👍🎼🎶🎹
Wow! Wonderful piece, haven’t heard it 🌺
Absolutely amazing, wow. Never heard of this one
Thank you very much!!!
Very impressive piece! Must be fun to play 😁
Sometimes frustrating but overall pretty fun. Thanks for watching!
@@TheFlamingPiano I guess so! Looks quite tiring 😅
Wonderful work
4:17 La Campanella moment😎
What a powerful piece, thanks
I love my Country's Art 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭, There are some Lisztian elements but overall I can hear the Philippine Instruments doing improvisations on a theme where they use tremolos
Yes, these Liszt techniques are even used to mimic folk instruments. It's more than the tremolos... I think kulintang on alternating notes, bandurria for repeated notes, kubing for some staccatos (I think I can "hear" it in 3:50), maybe water chimes for arpeggios, etc.
1 word : AMAZING
Thanks a lot!
This is actually very interesting and catchy.
amazing job!
3:07 Tchaikovsky vibes 😊
Waltz of the flowers harp intro?
Piano concerto no. 1 vibes lol
June Barcarolle
🤠✌🏻YEAH!!! SHOW!!! SHOW!!!🤠✌🏻
My hands hurt while watching, sounds amazing tho! 🔥
Hehe thanks. It can get awkward, crazy or even tiring at times, especially the end
Spectacular performance
This is amazing!! Well done looks very hard! Just wondering if u r Filipino cus u play this, amazing cover❤
Thanks! Yes I am
Folk musics are the best music.
ha, this piece is fun! very good!
Yes it is, and also not as hard as La Campanella. Thanks for watching!
phenomenal
Very moody piece😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤
Awesome!
Would love to see liszt's first ballade someday!
thats insanee!!!
Mmm... You're amazing Friend 🌼🌺
Wow this is very interesting, what's piece will you played next😊?
A movie theme, probably
Hello! I love your videos, I would like to ask you if you could play the waltz op 69 no 1 of Chopin again, just like you did with op 69 no 2.
so good
PHILIPPINES🔥🔥🔥💥💥💥💥RRRAAAHHHHH🔥💥💥🔥🔥🔥🔥😤😤😤
Salamat po
some kind of glitch going on youtube i fixed it my friend i am always here
Notifications again? Always been a problem... thanks for being here!
You should try Pasig Pantayanin of Julio Nakpil!
Actually I was thinking of doing his Lulay first since it's the same folksong as this video. But that sound like a fun piece too
How is your 100k surprise? Just asking?
Honestly, feeling stuck. Almost but not quite
Is it a Liszt piece? @@TheFlamingPiano
@@duryi6399 Yes. The only surprise here (even for me) is WHEN it will come out lol
Cool!!!
I'm late for the show I was feeding the hummingbirds
It's fine, good to see you here at least!
Nice
wow
So, is flaming piano gonna play Liszt La Champanella next time???
Not anytime soon sadly. That is so much harder... but someday I hope to
👏👏👏
May I ask where i can find the sheet music for this?
imslp.org/wiki/Souvenir_de_Filipinas_(Santiago%2C_Francisco)
@@TheFlamingPiano Much appreciated!! Also, you're performance is very beautiful, keep up the good work 👍👍
oh God! * 0 *//!!💖
was that so hard or pretty hard?
Pretty hard
@@TheFlamingPiano oh ok but i cannot search it
@@yahyakhazbak4713 type "santiago souvenir de filipinas". You can also copy paste the sheet music link and add "" to the beginning for sheets. (I don't know why RUclips messes up the link when I add the https)
By who’s arrangement?😢
Francisco Santiago
Noice
this sounds more like an argentinian tango lol
Both countries' music have Spanish influences, so that's probably why
@@TheFlamingPiano huh? i said that because my grandpa loves argentinian tango, and i can recognize that music
@@Matcha649 Oh, I see, no worries. I just was saying that while it's based off Filipino tunes and instruments, maybe it would sound similar to an Argentinian tango because both types of music have Spanish influences (since both countries were conquered by Spain). Was just trying to see how they may be similar
@@TheFlamingPiano ahh, nice observation
its not la campanella its allenapmac al + beatiful song
Whats your grade piano level ? And how long it did take you to prepare this , please dont tell me in a week 😂
Maybe grade 8? I don't know because I never took ABRSM or anything like it. This took over 2 months to learn and refine
@@TheFlamingPiano I think either grade 8 which is the final grade or maybe license which is above.
Great playing. what i love about it is your musicality. bravo✌