Liszt - Consolations and Liebesträume explained by Leslie Howard
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- čas přidán 21. 10. 2019
- F. Liszt - Consolations, S. 172
F. Liszt - Liebesträume, S. 541
This online lecture, with Liszt expert Leslie Howard, is offered by the Liszt Competition Utrecht.
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Beautiful to hear and see someone playing that has such care for liszt’s intentions for each piece
Thank you for taking the time to show people this. I started late in life on the piano and Liszt is my favorite. Most pros like you would be too stuck up or charge an arm and a leg for that masterclass. But you, like Liszt himself who gave lessons for free, are on the same page. Best Listz videos on CZcams belong to you Mr. Howard Thank you
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I got some lessons from Leslie a couple of years ago at Chetham's, Manchester. At the end of our last lesson, I asked for a evaluation of the copy of "Liebestraum No. 3" that I had in my possession. Leslie's so called casual play-through of this music was one of these moments when you feel that you can happily die afterwards. Such a wonderful experience that will last in my memory, thank you so much. You have an amazing ability to bring the music to life. Hope to see you next time I go to Chet's, which will not be this year either, from well-known reasons.
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I actually met Leslie Howard after a concert he played here in Maharashtra, India. He was so simple and kind that he even gave me some tips. These lectures should really deserve more attention because of the quality and the command and supremacy that Leslie Howard has over the piano and Liszt's piano music.
(btw Leslie Howard also has a World record of highest no. of recordings by an artist)
( he has recorded Liszt's complete works for the piano! )
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Thank you for the video and the explanations, now there is more light shining through the cracks. You've helped me understand Liszt's musical intentions a little bit better.
I had the luck to have a couple of lessons with Leslie and we were revising one beethoven sonata and the Valle dObermann by Liszt, and his ideas of what Liszt wanted to express in his music is like if you were talking with Liszt himself, first class pianist Mr Leslie Howard
These are such illuminating videos! A lifetime of knowledge and experience, great judgment and down-to-earth directness... thank you for posting!
Most interesting. Thanks very much.
Great, thanks alot for this!!
I´m pretty sure LH would not be happy with my playing of these wonderful pieces. In the third Consolation I use both the original ending and an ending from a “Ewer” edition (I use Henle Urtext edition). In the second Consolation I play to bar 29 and then I skip to bar 30 of the first edition. I also like to hold the sustain pedal down from 41 to the end of bar 60 of the original version, with a long crescendo from pp to f from bar 43 to bar 60. I dońt think Liszt would have mined but I´m pretty sure LH would😏
Thank you very much. Your videos help a lot. What is this red sort of tie carefully put on the other piano? Did it belong to some famous pianist?
It's the felt for protecting the keyboard I think
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Thanks. 😅
Liebestraume?? you better explain the original Schubert impromptu op 90 n 3