@@thenotsookayguy Étude d'exécution transcendante d'après Paganini no. 4 (1838 version) has also a tempo marking! It's Andante quasi allegretto so it's like ~ quarter note=116 bpm Nikolai Patrov can play it at ~104 bpm
@@Vexalord Well, but no. The score has a tempo marking added by the editor of the sheet, but Liszt left it unmarked. Oh and I'm pretty sure Nikolia played it closer to 60bpm
@@thenotsookayguy No, regarding Patrov, I measured his speed with a metronome. Concerning Liszt, the fact that no metronome marking is left does not surprise me because he did not always give them. On the other hand, I am very surprised that Liszt left this movement without tempo indications in Italian because it is contrary to the usual way in which he worked with publishers. Did you have access to the manuscript?
Yep, this is the 2nd one for S.700, its like no.1, but after the animato from no.1, you'll enter a whole new world, because after that, you have to play the crazy hand crossing part. And it contains a much crazy coda.
こうやって弾ける人がいるってことはやっぱりリストはホントに弾けてたんだろうな
やっぱりリストはやばいな
すげぇ！！！！！！！
Virtuoso
S420より更にマニアックなバージョン！S700
Bravo
Thank you
10:50, 14:00 and onwards
Advise: watch the whole piece instead of these shotcuts. It will be better
Where can I get the sheet music of this arrangement?
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WOOOOAAAA
@Felis Skalkotris Sorabjitus i believe :)
Shame he rushes 13:00 , it's so much better when it's taken slowly. Otherwise, great performance.
noice
Is this harder than Étude d'exécution transcendante d'après Paganini no. 4 (1838 version) ?
Yes, and unlike that Etude it has a tempo marking.
@@thenotsookayguy Étude d'exécution transcendante d'après Paganini no. 4 (1838 version) has also a tempo marking! It's Andante quasi allegretto so it's like ~ quarter note=116 bpm Nikolai Patrov can play it at ~104 bpm
@@Vexalord Well, but no. The score has a tempo marking added by the editor of the sheet, but Liszt left it unmarked.
Oh and I'm pretty sure Nikolia played it closer to 60bpm
@@thenotsookayguy No, regarding Patrov, I measured his speed with a metronome. Concerning Liszt, the fact that no metronome marking is left does not surprise me because he did not always give them. On the other hand, I am very surprised that Liszt left this movement without tempo indications in Italian because it is contrary to the usual way in which he worked with publishers. Did you have access to the manuscript?
Yep, this is the 2nd one for S.700, its like no.1, but after the animato from no.1, you'll enter a whole new world, because after that, you have to play the crazy hand crossing part. And it contains a much crazy coda.
9:35
That’s my favorite part as well
if this is harder than grande fantasie bravoure sur la clochette?
Oh yeah, definitely.
change your name bruv
Where is the sheet music?
I don't know either.
There is a scored video published by some user named BalladeノChopin, you may want to check it out.
@@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji I saw it already, but thank you!
@@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji where
@@freshlyherbs7068 ruclips.net/video/6dsg6ONyTfs/видео.html
なんで、弾けてんの？
ありがとうございます😊
Can you understand Japanese!?
@@user-ly4pd9cl2i unfortunately not
Also check ruclips.net/video/LMJDOwMuj1M/видео.html
Why are your other videos rated for kids?
can you share the score?
I must scan it first. I do not have it in electronic format, sorry.
@@stavroslaparidis6469 It is OK. I already have the scores and I also share with others
@@plokhokhoroscho2599where did you find it?
@@zanegart4399 I ask Howard directly