Many pianists look like they struggle with this piece, and it is indeed very difficult to flawlessly perform. This performance appears as though your hands and arms are very relaxed, and seems effortless.
I must admit I've never heard Liszt until this week. I'm 46 and got big into classical in 1995 when I took music theory in college. Your playing has to be seen and heard to be believed! Liszt is a true virtuoso's virtuoso. Just wow and keep it up my hard working friend! I relearned some Bach last week but my true talent is electric guitar if you are curious.
@Brian Hunsaker I was more into Chopin in 1995. Later, I got into Liszt more after I heard the Etudes. They are amazing! This is an amazing performance of them and I really enjoy listening to it! I hope to hear you play your guitar again soon. Dang, I hope to see you again soon! :) Your friend, Sam.
Im lyrischen Mittelteil werde ich emotional tief berührt von dieser goldrichtigen Interpretation. Martin Ivanov ist einer der intelligentesten Pianisten, die ich kenne: Er überzeugt mit technischer Brillanz UND einer Musikalität, die in dieser Kombination sehr selten zu finden ist. Philosophisch betrachtet, markiert Ivanovs Spiel einen Wendepunkt, einen ganz speziellen Resett, eine Inspiration der Technik.
Wow, your videos are phenomenal! Ever heard of August Stradal's solo piano transcription of Liszt's tone poem Mazeppa? Its amazing. You certainly have the the skills to perform it if you like it!
I'm back for some more of this video! It's one of my favorites! Thanks for all the wonderful classical music! It's super inspiring to watch you play and your videos are done so well. What do you use to mic the piano? I'd love to know. Take care, Sam.
Congrats on recording this monster! Your voicing is very nice, particularly in the second-half. Although honestly I think it's a shame when people play the first two "verses" without the 24-24 fingering. It loses so much of its effect, and that fingering has so much to teach too.
Thanks for your comments! About the 24-24: it is too uncomfortable to master and the work wouldn’t pay off. You would be one of the few to appreciate it. Also Liszt’s pianos were much lighter and easier to play since the keys didn’t go such a long way down when pressed as today. As for whether that fingering has much to teach…sure you can use it for exercises but in general you don’t play Mazeppa as a practice etude.
He loses out on the galloping effect that the 2 - 4 fingering creates, but his performance is still impeccable. Your point is bs and it's clear that you're jealous, trying to nitpick a performance of such a difficult piece.
how am i just finding your videos? the algorithm has robbed me. you are amazing
Thank you! Welcome to my channel!
Im learning mazeppa and this video is really useful! What a great performance and awesome technique, you are incredibly talented :)
Many pianists look like they struggle with this piece, and it is indeed very difficult to flawlessly perform. This performance appears as though your hands and arms are very relaxed, and seems effortless.
Thank you very much!
ok, this one has to be my most favourite interpretation of this étude
What an amazing performance! The video is very well made too.
Thanks a lot!!!
@@WorldOfPiano You're welcome! Love your SoundCloud channel as well but seems like you stopped uploading new recordings there.
@@arndff I'll update it :)
@@WorldOfPiano Looking forward to it!
I must admit I've never heard Liszt until this week. I'm 46 and got big into classical in 1995 when I took music theory in college. Your playing has to be seen and heard to be believed! Liszt is a true virtuoso's virtuoso. Just wow and keep it up my hard working friend! I relearned some Bach last week but my true talent is electric guitar if you are curious.
@Brian Hunsaker I was more into Chopin in 1995. Later, I got into Liszt more after I heard the Etudes. They are amazing! This is an amazing performance of them and I really enjoy listening to it! I hope to hear you play your guitar again soon. Dang, I hope to see you again soon! :) Your friend, Sam.
Im lyrischen Mittelteil werde ich emotional tief berührt von dieser goldrichtigen Interpretation. Martin Ivanov ist einer der intelligentesten Pianisten, die ich kenne: Er überzeugt mit technischer Brillanz UND einer Musikalität, die in dieser Kombination sehr selten zu finden ist. Philosophisch betrachtet, markiert Ivanovs Spiel einen Wendepunkt, einen ganz speziellen Resett, eine Inspiration der Technik.
Dude I love your performance of Hr6!! And this is the best cover of mazeppa in my opinion
J'ai rarement entendu une telle interprétation de Mazeppa ! Magnifique !!!!
Wow, your videos are phenomenal! Ever heard of August Stradal's solo piano transcription of Liszt's tone poem Mazeppa? Its amazing. You certainly have the the skills to perform it if you like it!
Thanks so much!!! I found the piece you are talking about and will hear it.
Such a wonderful pianist !!
Excellent playing and editing. Great video.
This piece looks fun
it is :)
天呐！太棒的演奏。我需要向你谦卑学习。
Amazing
You are such a talented pianist! Keep doing my friend.😊
Thank you! I somehow lost motivation to upload... hopefully I will start again soon
Amazing performance! Unfortunately, your channel is so underrated! I hope you will find your audience.
Thanks! I hope so, too :)
Wow 😲👍👌👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Omg stunning amazing pianist
😱Amazing!!
Bravo 👏👏
I'm back for some more of this video! It's one of my favorites! Thanks for all the wonderful classical music! It's super inspiring to watch you play and your videos are done so well. What do you use to mic the piano? I'd love to know. Take care, Sam.
E' lui Liszt !!!
Congrats on recording this monster! Your voicing is very nice, particularly in the second-half. Although honestly I think it's a shame when people play the first two "verses" without the 24-24 fingering. It loses so much of its effect, and that fingering has so much to teach too.
Thanks for your comments!
About the 24-24: it is too uncomfortable to master and the work wouldn’t pay off. You would be one of the few to appreciate it. Also Liszt’s pianos were much lighter and easier to play since the keys didn’t go such a long way down when pressed as today. As for whether that fingering has much to teach…sure you can use it for exercises but in general you don’t play Mazeppa as a practice etude.
Браво, много добро видео.
👍
Holy shit Oo
Now thats the kind of reaction I am after! Thanks man!
Естествено ,че не знае...
Not using the Liszt's fingering, making it sound not like Mazeppa....
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POV: you have absolutely no clue what you're talking about
Just say you are a hater
He loses out on the galloping effect that the 2 - 4 fingering creates, but his performance is still impeccable. Your point is bs and it's clear that you're jealous, trying to nitpick a performance of such a difficult piece.
@@eternalslumber2k6 exactly. I want to see him perform like that