🎹 Liszt - Liebestraum No. 3 🥰
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- Опубликовано: 1 ноя 2023
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Enjoy my performance of Franz Liszt's famous Liebestraum No. 3!
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♫ Piano: Steinway B-211
♫ Microphone: Zoom H5
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🎹🎵Hi guys! Today I present you one of Franz Liszt's most famous works, his beautiful Liebestraum No. 3. It is actually a song that Liszt composed to a poem by Ferdinand Freiligrath "O lieb, so lang du lieben kannst". However, the piano version became much more popular than the original version for piano and voice. This piece is the epitome of Liszt's romantic piano writing. An absolutely gorgeous theme that gets surrounded by lush textures and harmonies develops into a climax of passion and expression. I hope you guys like the way I played this piece! What pieces do you want to see me play in the future?
See you soon again and have a beautiful day! 😌🌟
Magnus
hi, i tried to find ur piano sheet on the website in the description but i only find like 19 sheets.
and the one i want to train isnt there, is it possible to find it on an other site ?
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You've come a long way! Beautifully done, congrats!
So COOL im vibing🎉❤
🎼🎶🎵🎹BEAUTYFUL!❤
Magnificent as always
Absolutely beauttiful!
Nice cover of one of my favorite Liszt pieces! Currently learning this one(and it’s a hard one for sure), what would you say helped you the most to learn it? I have trouble with the really complex left hand arpeggios, is there a good fingering technique or practice that you use to practice those? Or is it just something that takes time?
It‘s difficult to give general advice because I don’t know your experience and hand physiology but practice the arpeggios very slowly and feel the bottom of each note in your finger. Also keep your wrists flexible.
Why the cuts in the video ? 1:25 2:24 2:32
I combined two separate takes