Liszt-Stradal - "Hungaria" Symphonic Poem - Risto-Matti Marin Piano

This solo piano arrangement of Liszt's "Hungaria" was created by August Stradal (1860-1930). He was a virtuoso pianist who arranged all of Liszt's Symphonic Poems for solo piano. He even studied with Liszt for a short time. Risto-Matti Marin (b. 1976) is a Finnish pianist who has recorded Stradal's arrangements of Liszt's Symphonic Poems.
The following is copied from Wikipedia:
Hungaria has no programme and is best considered a Hungarian Rhapsody on an extended scale. After a short introduction, marked Largo con duolo, the main theme of the March in the Hungarian Style appears on clarinets, bassoons and violas. This theme and its continuation dominate the first section of this work, though interrupted at one point by a cadenza for solo violin. This section contains the stylistic characteristics of the verbunkos, with Largo con duolo sections alternating with an Andante marziale in a contrast of lassú and friss, sharply accentuated rhythms and profuse violinistic ornamentation. The music increases in violence, eventually leading to a second theme. One of the most typical sections of this work is a funeral march based on this second theme. Here, Liszt clearly wished to symbolize both the defeat of Lajos Kossuth's revolt in the Hungarian Revolution of 1848 and the hope that one day Hungary would be liberated by its own people. The work ends by referring back to both themes.
References and more info:
Sheet Music: conquest.imslp....
Hungaria: en.wikipedia.o...)
August Stradal: en.wikipedia.o...
Risto-Matti Marin: www.bach-cantat...

[@pianobern69]

Honestly one of the greatest recordings of all time

[@Liszthesis]

20:03 man, the recall of Hungarian Rhapsody No.8 made me jumped lol :D This is my new favourite symphonic poem :D thanks for the uploading!

[@Liszthesis]

dang, 17:22 too

[@TheModicaLiszt]

S.231 lol

[@alfredoadam1703]

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[@kasonhendrix6323]

@Alfredo Adam Instablaster :)

[@f.p.2010]

8:47 is so good lol, I always bop to it

[@TheModicaLiszt]

Originally from Liszt’s S.231

[@TheModicaLiszt]

@Enescu You may know, but others may not, especially as Howard’s is the only commercial recording.

[@f.p.2010]

@Enescu I didn't know that piece, so I'm thankful for the other person for pointing it out.

[@jackjackk9894]

I'm speechless !😮😮😮😮😍😍😍😍😍🤩🤩🤩💖😻💖😻💖❤❤🙀🙀🙀❤

[@Martinkg05]

Amazing video!

[@remuspierre7573]

What a masterpiece

[@marcela77777]

Stradal - Symphonic Poem
The fantastic muzic !🌹
My pleasure, dear artist for
a piano !!! 👍🔥❤️👏👏👏
I am from the Czech republic
and play for the piano from
my 5 years.
( perfektní uhoz, prirazy, rozklady, trilky, kadence,
octavy) Excelent, my dear
friend ! 👌🔥🌹
I play " Uherska rapsodie"
from Ferenz Liszt.
Marcela

[@remuspierre7573]

Classical Piano music Is The Best

[@Valheurbia]

9:46 RIP left hand wrist

[@mckernan603]

8:47 best moment

[@user-fu7zf4ck9z]

Stradal’s arrangements are so damn difficult

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

Stradal must have had a terrifyingly good octave technique. It's insane how often he asks the most ludicrously fast passages to be played in octaves.
The one were I always think this is just insane is the opening of the Finale of the Bruckner 8. Whoever can play this in tempo? Or his transcription of the Faust Symphony, ludicrously difficult.

[@maleficfig68]

5:47 reminds me of Arabian Nights from Aladdin

[@dd8436]

epic

[@Ludwig142]

19:42

[@user-re9ht6yj4i]

Not one of Liszts better efforts.