Serenade (Ständchen), by Schubert. Written two years before his death, this work is a perfect example of the melancholic writing Schubert was so well known for. Being one of his many lieder (in English, "songs", though today we associate the word 'lied' more with art songs), this piece was originally written for voice and piano (lyrics below), but who better than Liszt to create a beautiful piano arrangement. With this video we also introduce another pianist to the channel - SPQ! Hope you enjoy the piece and have an excellent Monday ♥ Silently my songs beg Through the night to you; Down into the quiet grove, Darling, come to me! Whispering, slim treetops rustle In the moonlight; The hostile eavesdropper's ear maid, fear not Do you hear the Nightingales singing? Oh! they implore you, With the sounds of sweet laments They Plead for me. They understand the bosom's longing, Know love's pain, Stirring with their silvery tones Every soft heart. Let them also stir your breast, Darling, listen to me! Trembling I awaited you. Come, make me happy! Translated by @Achampnator
Finally found a way to get around the incorrect copyright claims!!! Rendered a version that wasn't claimed by Hyperion (blocked worldwide) but by Rebeat Digital instead (and viewable to all). Though the video is still claimed even though the piece is completely in the public domain - so time to dispute once more, but at least you can all finally watch the video. Welcome to the internet in 2019, where you don't even have the rights to your own original content!
this piece always reminds me of how insane music actually is. these people lived somewhat a long time ago and their music is still being played and listened to. music is something so powerful is this world and does so many good things.
Atleast it was before it was taken over by big companies producing uninspired trash, taking everything that makes music so beautifull from it and streamlining it so it can be produced in hugh numbers to make the most money out of it.
@@myfairlady343 there's sitll wonderful and beautiful music, you just need to search a bit deeper now like people in Schubert's time im sure had to to find wonderful music
I'm here from Signalis, and hearing this song in the end of the game, with how prominent it is throughout the game, completely broke me. Signalis is a genuine masterpiece. Remember our promise.
I just finished Signalis, and it is such a masterpiece. Now I can't listen to this song without playing back the moments from the game, and shedding some tears. Such games don't come out very often, so we are lucky to have experienced it.
@issambouchahine834 yeah even though all the endings are sad, the memory ending was the one i got on my first playthrough and seeing them all, I can safely say that its the one i think hits the hardest. Which definitely helps this song hit as hard as it does for me
[Edit] Oh people are talking about FNAF 3 minigame and 4(Crying child moment)... if i'm honest i forgot this piece for years(the last time that i've heard was in 2019) but in 2021-2022 thanks to FNAF i remember this piece.
I sit in awe that this particular piece was composed *195* years ago!! And it speaks to my soul in a volume so deafening. More than anything created today. I cannot find the words to put it in context. It just resonates so powerfully in a world now that needs it most. Never forget that music will never forsake us and get us through the most difficult of times.
@@dudosa4825 Not true, every culture interprets music differently. If you played JS Bach to the isolated uncontacted tribes in the congo they would not understand the music.
we don't all suffer with confusion.. however, when we do, we make sure to propagandize people with it.. there is so much more above it is ridiculous. Jesus christ overcame the world. not the screens. the truth is banned. confusion will spell the rest of your "one life " here. and mine too, as long as i live where good is called evil and evil good while the wicked rule injustice under gatekeeper rule. unless you are a confused seeker such as your self.. you won't ever pose a threat to this beast system because you dont understand freedom is death, not slavery.
You are the reason why I bought a piano and finally came through with a life goal. It’s been 4 months and I’m really glad I started playing!! Thank you very much!
@Joy Rodrigues Yamaha pianos are nice and cheaper than some other ones. I have a Yamaha Clavinova CLP-625, which is an electric keyboard that sound very similar to a real piano. The upside to electric keyboards is that you don't have to get them tuned every once in a while. It costed about $2100 but I am very satisfied. Hope it helps!
@Joy Rodrigues if you are a complete beginner you dont need to invest 2000€ yet, i recommend you yamaha p45 to start or something about that price like roland fp10
@@lydia-exe The problem is, you will never get the same touch or sound on an electric piano. IMO, anyone looking for an electric piano should buy the Yamaha P-45. Save your money for a real piano! =)
@@ezmacnsteeze yay I made a good choice, I'm a begginer and I had no idea what piano to get. I got P45 because it's cheap and the site said it's kewl x)
I also agree, I've listened to this in a few other renditions but nothing tops Liszt's arrangement ... LOVE! I have been listening to this constantly since I stumbled upon it.
As a person who was first introduced to this song through Five Night's at Freddy's, this song hits something inside me deeply. It takes me back to much simpler times. Thank you for this beautiful playing.
Today, July 29th, is my dear dad's birthday, many years dead. Every year I remember him with some personal thoughts and chats. This year I am playing this beautiful piece, throughout the day. magnificently played by Rousseau. I am having a good cry, but they are tears of joy and happiness. Thank you Rousseau .
Avdyl Krasniqi copyrights copyright 🤷🏻♀️ I’d rather have the confidence knowing that my music isn’t getting ripped off for someone else’s benefit than my own, than to have to sit there and wonder if my content is safe to share at all
This was the last song my grandad played for me before he died, he asked me and my son to listen to it. We stood in silence, with subtle glances to each other. I didn’t know that it would be the last time I would ever see him, this song has so much meaning to me now, so Thankyou 💔
Liszt may have loved the show of masterful technique and tons of notes, but he also understood the romanticism and story a piece conveyed. Surely adding insane cadenzas and impossible octaves would be counter to what this piece is about?
@ZeBendix. I think the one you are thinking of is Liebestraum No.3 (The famous one), which has already been played by Rousseau. Liebestraum No.1 is completely different.
It is absurd that you can copyright a performance of CLASSICAL MUSIC. This music has been fully in the public domain for decades, maybe even a hundred years. Anyone can play it and use it howsoever they please!
Same! I know the 19th century is a hard life but I always imagine a royal ball with all the royal people dancing to beautiful music at the starry night
This is how I played Serenade (Standchen)by Schubert Edit 1 : Jul 4, 2022 - I can play until 0:27 Edit 2 : Jul 6, 2022 - Now at 0:52 Edit 3 : Jul 11, 2022 - Now at 1:10 Edit 4 : Jul 20, 2022 - Now at 1:29 Edit 5 : Aug 1, 2022 - Now at 1:57 Edit 6 : Aug 17, 2022 - Now at 3:13 (but except 3:14 until 4:44) Edit 7 : Aug 24, 2022 - Now at 5:19 Edit 8 : Aug 31, 2022 - I can play all parts, but except 5:56 until 6:09
A Liszt arrangement that's actually playable? *I've now seen everything and I can die in peace* Edit: I just wanna say this is the nerdiest comment reply section I've ever seen. And I LOVE that lol y'all are awesome 😂❤️
@@tigerboom9030 consolation, although playable, is harder than this. Then skipping not well-known pieces, it gets to Liebestraum. And then Liszt really shows off his virtuoso side, especially in songs with "No. 4" next to their title, such as Mazeppa (Trans. Etude no 4) and Paganini Etude No. 4 (1838 version).
It shares its difficulty with Chopin's Waltz B 150; It is not hard to play, but it's hard to make it sound nice the way Kissin or Rousseau played it. Where in Chopin's Waltz, you'll find yourself perpetually perfecting the tempo, here it is the echo that accompanies the main melody in the second half of the piece. I still can't get it *just* right, and I studied this piece 5 months ago.
Tiger Boom consolation is actually way harder than liebestraum 3. At least, that’s how it is for me. Getting the polyrhythms right is the most annoying thing ever. Edit: Idk what i was on about lol, it's nowhere near as difficult. The polyrhythms are difficult for a week or so, but once you're brain understands them its plain sailing from there; its more mental gymnastics than technical, which are far easier to overcome and just requires you to think differently. Liebestraum on the other hand, is a lot more technical and is overall far more difficult what with the cadenzas (which took me months to get right, especially the first one which i still cant do perfectly after 2 years!!), the octave leaps, and the difficulty in isolating the melody during certain passages.
@@marker52what do you mean popular conspiracy? look at the beginning, it says performed by SPQ 🤦♂️. And If you look at the start of Waterfall Etude Op 10 no 1, you see that it's performed by Tae-Sung Pak. There are others as well (John Lennon Imagine is also perfomed by someone else) so there are many people who perform on this channel
I came here due to the newer rendition of this piece (Bonnie’s Lullaby) but this does the exact same job the other does. This piece always makes me neutralized essentially. Just calms my entire being down instantly.
Amazing piece and amazing transcription by Liszt. There is surely a reason why they are legends! 200 years later and their music is still so much loved and will never die.
I already liked this piece because of this cover, but after hearing it from SIGNALIS, I definitely had to give this a second take listen. Absolutely serene
Coincidentally I just listened to this recently after a long time. So beautiful, and I like the textures/visuals here too! Great control of dynamics and bringing out the melody!
Breathtaking. After listening to classical piano my entire 58 years, this is suddenly my favorite piece. I hear strong, clear, angelic voices singing in harmony. The beauty of their emotion brings me to tears.
this piece gives me such a sublime but dark feeling at the same time, it's weird, it's hard to explain, it feels like I'm watching the starry night while thinking of the good times that have passed so quickly, it feels like nostalgia, it feels very blissful and then it hits you with so many feelings that you never can explain, or put into words, not to mention how beautifully you played it, thank you for this
I remember hearing snippets of this in a kids film called Milo and Otis, and this is the first time I’ve thought about how good it is in a few years. Thanks for reminding me it exists, I’m gonna go and watch it now
I’m honestly just always on the verge of tears when I listen to this piece. I guess it’s the memories that for some reason I’ve associated to it or purposely associated to it. Mixed with the fact that this is just outright beautiful music and incredible. Whatever it is… only music can make me feel this way… truly.
This song makes me cry, because it has such a beauty that I can’t imagine anything in real life matching. So it feels impossibly beautiful, and that makes me sad that nothing I’ve known or probably will ever know has this beauty. Maybe my partner is the closest I’ve got to this feeling, but even still this song pierces my heart.
@@irodragon7184 The transcription has both French and German lyrics on it, so yes, it's a song. And even beyond that, a transcription of a song is still enough to be a song. If I did a piano cover of The Beatles' Don't Let Me Down, you'd not be trying to flex your ignorance if someone called it a song.
@@noonehere0987 so is songs without words called song even though it has no words or was intended to have them. I'm more of the person who thinks if it has no lyrics in the current arrangement being played it's not called a song just an arrangement of one. I believe it is called a piece. The definition of song is "a short poem or other set of words set to music or meant to be sung." It isn't words set to music it's just the music. Only when words are added is it a song. In short SEMANTICS.
I stopped piano lessons about three years ago, and nearly gave it up. Until lockdown. That made me realize that I could restart. Now I have just started playing some Chopin pieces and others. Unless you are not passionate about piano, then there is no reason for you to stop. You can always start again. It is never too late. Wish you the best of luck.
This is my favorite Schubert song I’ve ever sung, the way he wrote the vocal lines in this piece are satisfying to sing and to hear. I didn’t know it was arranged for piano! Thanks for doing this, I love it!
This just cuts to your soul, exquisitely beautiful and at the same time deeply melancholic. The pacing, the tempo, is near perfect as many other versions are a bit too fast for a piece this melancholic it needs to be played as this is played. Staggering to think this is nearly 200 years old.
great visual concept - the scrolling background , the puffs of smoke, the keyboard, capture a way of thinking about music. Schubert's music is always great.
there’s no such words to explain how good that piece was? dreamy, heavenly, breathtaking. i’m gratefull that i got a chance to listen this beauty before my time ends.❤
These Masters who produce their masterpiece should be listened in the classroom around the world. Kids need comfort and foundation in today's world. Chopin, Bach, Beethoven all the Masters have a very poignant message for us all.
![[1 Hour] 슈베르트의 세레나데 / Schubert Serenade / Piano by Song Kwangsik](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/sYe8U66Z_lM/mqdefault.jpg)
Serenade (Ständchen), by Schubert. Written two years before his death, this work is a perfect example of the melancholic writing Schubert was so well known for. Being one of his many lieder (in English, "songs", though today we associate the word 'lied' more with art songs), this piece was originally written for voice and piano (lyrics below), but who better than Liszt to create a beautiful piano arrangement. With this video we also introduce another pianist to the channel - SPQ! Hope you enjoy the piece and have an excellent Monday ♥
Silently my songs beg
Through the night to you;
Down into the quiet grove,
Darling, come to me!
Whispering, slim treetops rustle
In the moonlight;
The hostile eavesdropper's ear
maid, fear not
Do you hear the Nightingales singing?
Oh! they implore you,
With the sounds of sweet laments
They Plead for me.
They understand the bosom's longing,
Know love's pain,
Stirring with their silvery tones
Every soft heart.
Let them also stir your breast,
Darling, listen to me!
Trembling I awaited
you.
Come, make me happy!
Translated by @Achampnator
Rousseau ayyy you got it uploaded without it getting blocked
First view baby!
😭😭😭😭
I love classical music
Thankfully it’s unblocked now
Finally found a way to get around the incorrect copyright claims!!! Rendered a version that wasn't claimed by Hyperion (blocked worldwide) but by Rebeat Digital instead (and viewable to all). Though the video is still claimed even though the piece is completely in the public domain - so time to dispute once more, but at least you can all finally watch the video. Welcome to the internet in 2019, where you don't even have the rights to your own original content!
Rousseau lol yea, fuck those Hyperion guys 😉👌🏻
Awesome! Keep up the good work.
You are awesome mate...
Can you do beethoven symphony no 5
*proceeds to like own comment*
Thank you! I am hoping for the best with the situation
One of the most beautiful pieces ever written.
Totally agreed
Yes definitely.
Along with schubert fantasy in f minor, these pieces for me through lockdown, and now are getting through school
@Shpejtim Berisha He meant it as in one of the most beautiful pieces ever made. so he’s right in saying “written”
@@JV-yw6qw r/woooosh
this piece always reminds me of how insane music actually is. these people lived somewhat a long time ago and their music is still being played and listened to. music is something so powerful is this world and does so many good things.
Atleast it was before it was taken over by big companies producing uninspired trash, taking everything that makes music so beautifull from it and streamlining it so it can be produced in hugh numbers to make the most money out of it.
@@myfairlady343 you just expressed how i feel about todays music
So true!
Schubert died at the age of 31.
@@myfairlady343 there's sitll wonderful and beautiful music, you just need to search a bit deeper now like people in Schubert's time im sure had to to find wonderful music
Which composer not yet on the channel should be next? Do you want to see more Schubert?
Mariage D'amour
YES
Sure!
What about Alkan?
Tchaikovsky, Schumann, Scott Joplin
More Rachmaninoff
HyperionRecordsLimited: *Claims the video*
Rousseau: Uno reverse card
Rebeat Digital: No U
crap you beat me to it lolololol
Right at ya buckaroo
Rebeat changes the mf colour with a +4
Ayye 1 k like
I'm here from Signalis, and hearing this song in the end of the game, with how prominent it is throughout the game, completely broke me. Signalis is a genuine masterpiece. Remember our promise.
I just finished Signalis, and it is such a masterpiece. Now I can't listen to this song without playing back the moments from the game, and shedding some tears. Such games don't come out very often, so we are lucky to have experienced it.
@issambouchahine834 yeah even though all the endings are sad, the memory ending was the one i got on my first playthrough and seeing them all, I can safely say that its the one i think hits the hardest. Which definitely helps this song hit as hard as it does for me
Real real
i omor
Sigmalis
RUclips: *Copyrights a song from the 19th century*
Liszt and Schubert: 🤔
*from 19th century my friend
18th century?!? WTF!!
Lizst and Schubert: What's copyright.
@@pranaynatvarlal "what's youtube?"
@Frédéric Chopin You are the best
Thank you Scott. Without you I would never have discovered this composition
Yes, im here for the same reason
[Edit]
Oh people are talking about FNAF 3 minigame and 4(Crying child moment)... if i'm honest i forgot this piece for years(the last time that i've heard was in 2019) but in 2021-2022 thanks to FNAF i remember this piece.
@@Itibitydetsku talk about a game called FNAF 3
@@Itibitydetsku they are refering to the name of a game developer that used a sped-up music box version of this song in one of his games
Yea
Schubert: *writes a piece*
Liszt: ◉‿◉
Lol
I dont understand
song*
@@kermit64 how dare you!
@@Jabafish it is a song tho
Guys so close to 2 Million
You know what that means ;)
Hr. 2
Another Bait?
@@BrandonMcBadass What bait? Rousseau never said he'll do hr2 for 1 million
I thought Freddie Mercury was from Tanzania.
@@niccolopaganini4268 Check the end of hr6
I sit in awe that this particular piece was composed *195* years ago!! And it speaks to my soul in a volume so deafening. More than anything created today. I cannot find the words to put it in context. It just resonates so powerfully in a world now that needs it most. Never forget that music will never forsake us and get us through the most difficult of times.
Thats the greatness of the Romantic genre. It open up the doors to the full expression of human emotion through music for the very first time .
"We all speak different laguages but music is the language everyone understands"
@@dudosa4825 Not true, every culture interprets music differently. If you played JS Bach to the isolated uncontacted tribes in the congo they would not understand the music.
@@casualcadaver Maybe they'll understand.
“We all have two lives. The second one starts when we realize that we only have one.”
deep
we don't all suffer with confusion.. however, when we do, we make sure to propagandize people with it.. there is so much more above it is ridiculous. Jesus christ overcame the world. not the screens. the truth is banned. confusion will spell the rest of your "one life " here. and mine too, as long as i live where good is called evil and evil good while the wicked rule injustice under gatekeeper rule. unless you are a confused seeker such as your self.. you won't ever pose a threat to this beast system because you dont understand freedom is death, not slavery.
lmao this makes no sense ahahahah
@@beanos5105 It does. You are just not smart enough to understand it. Go read a book.
@@danksquidward it was a joke man :D
You are the reason why I bought a piano and finally came through with a life goal.
It’s been 4 months and I’m really glad I started playing!! Thank you very much!
@Joy Rodrigues Yamaha pianos are nice and cheaper than some other ones. I have a Yamaha Clavinova CLP-625, which is an electric keyboard that sound very similar to a real piano. The upside to electric keyboards is that you don't have to get them tuned every once in a while. It costed about $2100 but I am very satisfied. Hope it helps!
@Joy Rodrigues if you are a complete beginner you dont need to invest 2000€ yet, i recommend you yamaha p45 to start or something about that price like roland fp10
@@lydia-exe i wouldn't say yamaha keyboards are cheap, if you want cheap, look for casio keyboards
@@lydia-exe The problem is, you will never get the same touch or sound on an electric piano. IMO, anyone looking for an electric piano should buy the Yamaha P-45. Save your money for a real piano! =)
@@ezmacnsteeze yay I made a good choice, I'm a begginer and I had no idea what piano to get. I got P45 because it's cheap and the site said it's kewl x)
This is the most beautiful piano rendition of Schubert's Serenade I have ever heard. Thank you.
Agreed. I fell in love to this serenade that inspired me to take piano lesson.
I also agree, I've listened to this in a few other renditions but nothing tops Liszt's arrangement ... LOVE! I have been listening to this constantly since I stumbled upon it.
liszt is so cool
I love it but I think Khatia buniatishvilli’s version is better. Try it out
Rousseau got their first video deleted and managed to put a new one out in a few hours. Truly one of the best youtubers in my opinion
More like THE best
Schubert was a real master of melody, They never sound contrived or formula based.
Siz kimsiniz?
@@sanatvebilim9412 คุณละคุณคือใคร
As a person who was first introduced to this song through Five Night's at Freddy's, this song hits something inside me deeply. It takes me back to much simpler times. Thank you for this beautiful playing.
father.mp4, right?
Not song. Piece*
Bonnie's lullaby
É bonita toca a alma Ponto
@@syroxfxsong* original version by Schubert is sung with lyrics
ITS LIVE!
Proximity hi
Proximity TV tv GM 🤪
dude yall and rousseau such good frenz
Finally a classic piece again 🙌🏼
No hate but classic piano is way better than most pop (or whatever) arr.
UnEvEn All down to preference.
I don't like modern music transposed to piano(except some). I feel like they dont have the same effect as classical pieces, also they are repetitive
Games & Stuff ya
It is better ya
UnEvEn have to agree with that.
Today, July 29th, is my dear dad's birthday, many years dead.
Every year I remember him with some personal thoughts and chats.
This year I am playing this beautiful piece, throughout the day. magnificently played
by Rousseau.
I am having a good cry, but they are tears of joy and happiness.
Thank you Rousseau .
I would love to have this piece played at my funeral - such a classic and perfectly transcribed by a legend of a man and played by a true virtuoso.
may he rest in piece
Feels bad how much effort he put in his vid just for RUclipss sh*t law
Avdyl Krasniqi copyrights copyright 🤷🏻♀️ I’d rather have the confidence knowing that my music isn’t getting ripped off for someone else’s benefit than my own, than to have to sit there and wonder if my content is safe to share at all
Brandon McBadass yea but this piece is public
Brandon McBadass this is public domain. There is no copyright here bc no one can copyright this music. It’s nonsense.
@@publiovirgilio2238 no you dumbass its youtube copyright policy
bronx zoo thanks for the support
The song is back!
see again its you
Ohh you are literally everywhere, but why?
you again?? lol i-
@@sun-wo9vp right
You mean PIECE?
This was the last song my grandad played for me before he died, he asked me and my son to listen to it. We stood in silence, with subtle glances to each other.
I didn’t know that it would be the last time I would ever see him, this song has so much meaning to me now, so Thankyou 💔
That's beautiful, he must have been a talented pianist!
This is arranged by Liszt?!
You're telling the guy that loves insane cadenzas and impossible octaves arranged this?!
I see you hope, I see hope....
Liszt may have loved the show of masterful technique and tons of notes, but he also understood the romanticism and story a piece conveyed. Surely adding insane cadenzas and impossible octaves would be counter to what this piece is about?
We Hungarians are not 100 % normal, Lisztening to music this should have been obvious by now. ;)
He couldn’t resist adding in one quick chromatic though.
Actually, there's a much simpler piano transcription for this wonderful lied...
@@jbertucci Can't get much more simple than this.
Sometimes I forgot how much classical music can move one emotionally. It's nice to have reminders of that. Thank you.
My teacher just gave me this piece today and i am sooo exciteddd. Wish me luck!
Can you play it now?
I wish you Work!
How did it go? Have you finished it?
I can’t find liszts original sheet music for the life of me
how did it go?
CHOPIN:
thanks for sharing masterpieces of me.
LIZST:
thanks for representing me so well.
SCHUBERT:
rousseau forgot me
ROUSSEAU:
Liszt: heck you'll never escape from me
your dead mother:
your dead father:
your dead brain:
It’s a shame because Schubert is greater than both of them
hah
Lifeisgood72 i disagree.
Some pieces I would love to hear Rosseau playing:
- Auf Flügeln des Gesanges (Mendelssohn - arr. Liszt)
- Impromptu no. 3 (Schubert)
- Ave Maria (Schubert) [With two hands, please :D]
- Liebestraum no. 1 (Liszt)
- Consolation no. 3 (Liszt)
- Träumerei (Schumann)
- Jesu, Joy of Men's Desiring (Bach)
- Sonata Pathetiqué (Beethoven)
Yes, please...
@ZeBendix. I think the one you are thinking of is Liebestraum No.3 (The famous one), which has already been played by Rousseau. Liebestraum No.1 is completely different.
@@randomnonsense1000 Liebestraum 1 is exactly the piece I'm looking foward
Ave Maria by shubert (Arr. Liszt) is what i would Love for him to play
impromptu 3 would be really exciting for me... i love this piece.. but all pieces u named are epic
Im glad that the best music on the planet isn't copyrighted.
Cardi b IS copywritten
@@OlderG0ds my guy-
@@OlderG0ds uM
you are in the wrong comment section
@@romulus_music this dude wrote his comment whis one hand
@@tricatel5434 savage
So someone brought Schubert and Liszt back to life for the copyright claim to be removed
VinFJ nice one
Seems legit.
Why does it have schubert and liszt's names both on the song
Dmell Branch This is Schubert’s song, arranged for the piano by Liszt
It is absurd that you can copyright a performance of CLASSICAL MUSIC. This music has been fully in the public domain for decades, maybe even a hundred years. Anyone can play it and use it howsoever they please!
i wish I could dance in a ballroom at night to this masterpiece
You and me both!
its not illegal if they don't catch you! haha
I agree with your comment, and I'd dance with Lucifer even though he broke my hand the last time we danced
And I would be homered to dance with thee
Same! I know the 19th century is a hard life but I always imagine a royal ball with all the royal people dancing to beautiful music at the starry night
This is how I played Serenade (Standchen)by Schubert
Edit 1 : Jul 4, 2022 - I can play until 0:27
Edit 2 : Jul 6, 2022 - Now at 0:52
Edit 3 : Jul 11, 2022 - Now at 1:10
Edit 4 : Jul 20, 2022 - Now at 1:29
Edit 5 : Aug 1, 2022 - Now at 1:57
Edit 6 : Aug 17, 2022 - Now at 3:13 (but except 3:14 until 4:44)
Edit 7 : Aug 24, 2022 - Now at 5:19
Edit 8 : Aug 31, 2022 - I can play all parts, but except 5:56 until 6:09
we need another update
@@Keiser1 probably a.ready done learning and just couldn’t be bothered to update
it’s like 10 seconds
A Liszt arrangement that's actually playable? *I've now seen everything and I can die in peace*
Edit: I just wanna say this is the nerdiest comment reply section I've ever seen. And I LOVE that lol y'all are awesome 😂❤️
Consulation is even more playable xD liszt went insane
@@tigerboom9030 consolation, although playable, is harder than this. Then skipping not well-known pieces, it gets to Liebestraum. And then Liszt really shows off his virtuoso side, especially in songs with "No. 4" next to their title, such as Mazeppa (Trans. Etude no 4) and Paganini Etude No. 4 (1838 version).
@Tiger Boom Woah the polyrhythms in Consolation No.3 are definitely harder than this
It shares its difficulty with Chopin's Waltz B 150; It is not hard to play, but it's hard to make it sound nice the way Kissin or Rousseau played it. Where in Chopin's Waltz, you'll find yourself perpetually perfecting the tempo, here it is the echo that accompanies the main melody in the second half of the piece. I still can't get it *just* right, and I studied this piece 5 months ago.
Tiger Boom consolation is actually way harder than liebestraum 3. At least, that’s how it is for me. Getting the polyrhythms right is the most annoying thing ever.
Edit: Idk what i was on about lol, it's nowhere near as difficult. The polyrhythms are difficult for a week or so, but once you're brain understands them its plain sailing from there; its more mental gymnastics than technical, which are far easier to overcome and just requires you to think differently. Liebestraum on the other hand, is a lot more technical and is overall far more difficult what with the cadenzas (which took me months to get right, especially the first one which i still cant do perfectly after 2 years!!), the octave leaps, and the difficulty in isolating the melody during certain passages.
5:20 i've never see that hand soo close before.
It’s a different pianist performing this one
@@caden7683 really?
@@danyagha5654 It's a popular conspiracy that Rousseau is actually multiple people, but I honestly doubt it.
@@marker52what do you mean popular conspiracy? look at the beginning, it says performed by SPQ 🤦♂️. And If you look at the start of Waterfall Etude Op 10 no 1, you see that it's performed by Tae-Sung Pak. There are others as well (John Lennon Imagine is also perfomed by someone else) so there are many people who perform on this channel
@@thomazk2507 oh im sorry lol. I guess you’re right.
Scott: * Has nightmares of Bonnie *
Bonnie's backstory:
Yes.
Oh people from here too, good
Ikr
I did not understand anything
@@issac_rmnn it’s a fnaf reference
The first 30 seconds of the song is my constant mental state
Hope you doin well champ
Same but we need to move bro.
Take care
@@StephMadjerCurry it Hasn’t changed much just got more depth now and it’s turned into a beautiful symphony to be proud of rather than sit in sorrow
where do i know the first 10 seconds from. PLEAse i know i have heard it somewhere before
due to priorities, i’ll listen to this rather than math lectures
Do the lectures, then this as you do homework
Discordant harmony do this, then the lectures, and then the music with homework*
Listening to this when i should be doing my danish assignment. Woops.
it's worth it. thanks
Yeah, I have physics. Was going to do physics while listening to schubert, but found it kinda ruined schubert
I came here due to the newer rendition of this piece (Bonnie’s Lullaby) but this does the exact same job the other does. This piece always makes me neutralized essentially. Just calms my entire being down instantly.
Liszt is such an incredible guy. How can you live with so much passion for something? We can all learn from him.
Thank you.
Amazing piece and amazing transcription by Liszt. There is surely a reason why they are legends! 200 years later and their music is still so much loved and will never die.
Some musician: finally, my masterpiece is finished!
Liszt: you mean… *our masterpiece*
Communism
@@k_gergely wow replying to a comment from five months ago, only to say something nasty. Go get a hobby
@@Phnx-ps4kd Then why are we all here for?
Commi
@@smg5357 because he is doing communist joke
I’m crying. Why haven’t I discovered this piece earlier?! Thank you for bringing this into my life, Rousseau. You’ve earned yourself a sub for this.
This is the kind of music that God and Angeles hear in Heaven.
That echo part is badass. I've attempted this piece for a while now, and I make so many mistakes.
I love that part too 🥰
yeah it’s great, and it’s weird to see people say they can play this piece so easily even though it’s grade 9 haha
Schubert and chopin are the best musicians in the history
Liszt is good too
How about Mozart
@@dryluckycharms6180 yea Mozart too.
In my opinion you can feel the soul of music from those musicians
And I respect your opinions
This piece sounds like how my mother's perfume would smell like
😂😂😂I am dead!
why is this so accurate
dead accurate
@@notshariii oh...
@@notshariii I am sorry. I thought it was a joke.
I already liked this piece because of this cover, but after hearing it from SIGNALIS, I definitely had to give this a second take listen. Absolutely serene
Its crazy how different this sounds when played on a cello. Whole tone of the piece changes.
"It's not a real happy ending unless everyone is free."
This comment is very relevant to today's day and age
@@macrobitgames2266 search on youtube for a video called bonnie's lullaby and you will understand
@@h3l1u I was actually quoting Jack from _Dayshift at Freddy's,_ which to be fair is a _Five Nights at Freddy's_ fangame, so you aren't too far off.
Yes
@@J.R.Swish1 the reason why is because five night at Freddy's has popularized this song
Coincidentally I just listened to this recently after a long time. So beautiful, and I like the textures/visuals here too! Great control of dynamics and bringing out the melody!
I hope you will soon play this beautiful piece as well.
Rozczulający, piękny utwór. Pięści uszy, karmi wrażliwość, tuli serce..
Dziękuję..
Breathtaking.
After listening to classical piano my entire 58 years, this is suddenly my favorite piece.
I hear strong, clear, angelic voices singing in harmony. The beauty of their emotion brings me to tears.
One of my favourites. Thanks, this Monday just got great!
The melodic beauty of this piece is haunting
it reminds me of a creepy shadow...
@@enolopanr9820 a purple man?
@@enolopanr9820 shadow rabbit, of course..
"She will never dance with us again"
TYPE SHIT
Is it okay to cry? bro thats Incredible..all memories come of my childhood all the good and the bad times...
this piece gives me such a sublime but dark feeling at the same time, it's weird, it's hard to explain, it feels like I'm watching the starry night while thinking of the good times that have passed so quickly, it feels like nostalgia, it feels very blissful and then it hits you with so many feelings that you never can explain, or put into words, not to mention how beautifully you played it, thank you for this
I remember hearing snippets of this in a kids film called Milo and Otis, and this is the first time I’ve thought about how good it is in a few years. Thanks for reminding me it exists, I’m gonna go and watch it now
Yes, it played in that movie.
I have it on DVD.
This is beautiful. And tbh, without scott, i would have never looked for this. Thank you for all you've done for us scott
Yea, even if the fandom sucks, the games are still horror classics
@Miraak Scott Cawthon, creator of FNAF (five nights at freddy's)
@@andreicomsa2974 tfym the fandom sucks, the fandom is one of the best fandoms ever
Putting FNAF away, this is simply beautiful.
Yes,classical music is great
ikr
I came to this video cause of Fnaf too, and i'm quite glad that the entire comment section is not just "FNAF!!!"
@@HenriqueMuit I came here fnaf hell.mp4 video
Да, именно из-за фнафа я сюда и пришла) Yes, it is because of the fnaf that I came here)
I’m honestly just always on the verge of tears when I listen to this piece. I guess it’s the memories that for some reason I’ve associated to it or purposely associated to it. Mixed with the fact that this is just outright beautiful music and incredible. Whatever it is… only music can make me feel this way… truly.
Which one do you prefer, arranging or composing?
Liszt: Yes.
That's probably the most beautiful thing I've ever heard
Schubert music is like a soft ointment on a wound, soothing and yet inspiring!
I feel like if this piece of music understands parts of my inner-self more than I do.
This song makes me cry, because it has such a beauty that I can’t imagine anything in real life matching. So it feels impossibly beautiful, and that makes me sad that nothing I’ve known or probably will ever know has this beauty. Maybe my partner is the closest I’ve got to this feeling, but even still this song pierces my heart.
Not a song, and there are plenty of other "pieces" that are much more beautiful
Irodragon, it is in fact a song, as it has lyrics to it.
@@rowanenyeart6373 transcription of a song to a piano with no lyrics so no it's a piece
@@irodragon7184 The transcription has both French and German lyrics on it, so yes, it's a song. And even beyond that, a transcription of a song is still enough to be a song. If I did a piano cover of The Beatles' Don't Let Me Down, you'd not be trying to flex your ignorance if someone called it a song.
@@noonehere0987 so is songs without words called song even though it has no words or was intended to have them. I'm more of the person who thinks if it has no lyrics in the current arrangement being played it's not called a song just an arrangement of one. I believe it is called a piece. The definition of song is "a short poem or other set of words set to music or meant to be sung." It isn't words set to music it's just the music. Only when words are added is it a song. In short SEMANTICS.
I am obligated to admit that this was among my favorite pieces that I write during my lifetime
sus
@Rylix Mods red imposter
@@tacwedie9898 What is this "imposter" and "sus" you all speak of?
@@Felipefelis07 the god of minecraft
@@tacwedie9898 Thou are all making me most confused
I wish I could like this twice, once for it being such great piano, and twice because RUclips sucks and Rousseau deserves it.
This is the last piece I learned before I stopped taking piano lessons... I wish I had never done that :(
Get back on the piano. Music stays with you till the end. Don't leave it.
You van Play without lessons...
I stopped piano lessons about three years ago, and nearly gave it up. Until lockdown. That made me realize that I could restart. Now I have just started playing some Chopin pieces and others. Unless you are not passionate about piano, then there is no reason for you to stop. You can always start again. It is never too late. Wish you the best of luck.
pls think about starting again, it's never to late!
Fnaf fazbear
The echo effect with the notes are amazing
I play this on my viola and it sounds lovely both on the piano and the viola!
what did the violinist say to the violist?
@@talimagyei2096 11 months late, but what?
@@fulldenisx4669 idk man i forgot
This is my favorite Schubert song I’ve ever sung, the way he wrote the vocal lines in this piece are satisfying to sing and to hear. I didn’t know it was arranged for piano! Thanks for doing this, I love it!
this song is literally my life and I cannot stop listening to it
Rousseau please play mozart piano concerto no 21. Yu like it. Hope
Yep the piano part with his left hand and all of the instruments in the orchestra with the right hand. Cool
the beginning is absolutely legendary, Lizst should come back to life and write an entire piece ressembling it called: "Covidation"
COVIDation
I love how outta all Liszt crazy impossible pieces, my favorite one he composed (arranged in this case) is playable
Fastter and harder don't fit the piece this is a reason why is playable.
Thank you so much!!! While Hungarian Rhapsody no. 2 is on its way, I'm wishing that you eventually will play Spanish Rhapsody!!! Anyone with me???
lol thats fricking hard but yeah sure better than some *pop songs* (tiffany poon chromatic scales flashback)
@@maua2848 Tiffany play it really well.
Never heard of it
@@joehalliwell9693 give it a listen. I think it's better than HR2
yeessssssssssssss
This song feels like someone slowly recovering from chronic depression.
So much emotion in the keys it like it tells a story without any words 😢
This just cuts to your soul, exquisitely beautiful and at the same time deeply melancholic. The pacing, the tempo, is near perfect as many other versions are a bit too fast for a piece this melancholic it needs to be played as this is played. Staggering to think this is nearly 200 years old.
По-моему, это лучшее исполнение на сегодняшний день.
Спасибо мастеру за образец.
Serenade by Schubert always touches my soul and lifts me up.
I decided to sight-read this on the flute and i've fallen in love
Нравится стиль работы музыканта, просветительская деятельность, исполнение классической музыки и связь со слушателями. Спасибо.
great visual concept - the scrolling background , the puffs of smoke, the keyboard, capture a way of thinking about music. Schubert's music is always great.
this piece is what love feels like.
rightly said. thanks a lot❤
See liebestraum no 3.
putting fnaf to rest after years of joy to find pain, and seeing this on my recommended is truly a sign.
Signalis made me know this absolute masterpiece. It was worth it
there’s no such words to explain how good that piece was? dreamy, heavenly, breathtaking. i’m gratefull that i got a chance to listen this beauty before my time ends.❤
Next step is: "Schubert - How not to get strike."
Arunick Of. Read that again. Slowly.
xD
@@jarek3824 We'll never leave soviet union Xdd
Nice grammar lol
@@stellacat4944 I'm not native speaker.
These Masters who produce their masterpiece should be listened in the classroom around the world. Kids need comfort and foundation in today's world. Chopin, Bach, Beethoven all the Masters have a very poignant message for us all.
William Afton: *SCREAMS IN FIRE*
Lmao
Hello Gustavo How vai você?
i got the reference :')
@@robbie40492 me too:))
What does fnaf have to do with this im confuzed
Amazing how a piano piece in the public domain can get a copyright strike 🤔🤔🤔 Beautiful piece, Rousseau, and well done! Amazing work as always.
my grandma taught me that song just few days before she died, now whenever i play this song, it reminds me of her. All those memories mannnn, ahhh.
finally a Liszt's arrangement that I can play
can you ? it’s a grade 9-10 level piece 🤷♂️
Wait till you see Liszt's arrangement of one of his own Waltzes, under S.208a
Балдееешь))
Очень круто,так мякго и выразительно,ласкает слух)
I love Schubert, he had one life. And the beauty of his music lives in my soul forever.
I love this ... it wakes up so many emotions and feelings.
I’m not a pro in playing piano . Trying to play this but the pedal it’s just KILLING me...
Если бы этого произведения не было на пианино-я бы не стал его слушать...
Спасибо Ференц Лист.