Liszt - Liebestraum No. 3 (Love Dream)
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 10. 02. 2019
- Liebestraum No. 3, Liszt
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Hope you enjoy my performance of Liszt's Liebestraum No. 3.
Outro: Liszt - Un Sospiro
Hello, I'm Rousseau, I make piano covers of classical and pop songs with a reactive visualizer. New videos every Monday!
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Liebestraum No. 3. Translating into English as 'Love Dream', this piece is arguably one of Liszt's most beautiful works, and along with Un Sospiro, is a personal favorite of mine. It's amazing that through his music we can feel the emotions that Liszt felt back in 1850 as if it were yesteday. Since Valentine's day is coming up this week, I couldn't think of a better piece to perform for you. Enjoy â„
Play the Pokémon theme song but advanced
My fav piece. Been asking for ages.
Rousseau letâs see Florian burr my world!
Please please please play g minor by bach. I've been requesting this song to you since a long time.....
Fantastic work Rousseau! When is Liebeslied or LiebesFraud coming? I think either would be perfect now with valentines day!
I've spent months learning this, and I was almost done, so that I could play it for my girlfriend. But she broke up with me a few days ago and now I don't get to play it for her. It hurts to listen now, but this is such a gorgeous piece.
awh noo thats so awful for u. But honestly, if you spend such a long time learning this piece for her, she really doesnt know what for an amazing person she just lost.
It will go better for u and i hope you will find someone who will stay with you for the rest soon of your life and who u can play this beautiful piece for, ur really worth that :)
Holy shit I need to step my game up đ Iâm having a super hard time learning a simple Steven universe song for my husband. Whom ever you end up with is going to be the luckiest person. Keep being amazing! Donât let this bring you down. You deserve everything and so much more đ
:( at least you know how to play it
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@@bb2501_ yeah same I think she may hopefully come back to you.
As a normal person this song makes me want to fall in love but as a pianist this song makes me want to die.
As both it makes me want to fall in love and want to die
@@matyasb.molnar2985 lol
It's one of my favorite pieces to play aswell.. Just the pure passion and power of the second halve of the piece is so much fun to play.
I actually relate to this on a spiritual level đ
Someday you can play it, donÂŽt doubt it. I have seven years playing and will try to learn this, make the easier parts and after that fireworks on the middle. Go part by part and you can learn anything.
Mother played it every night. Never had a lesson. Her heart could play it even when she lost hearing. What a great gift.
I'm 84 and can still feel her love
bless your mother. This is such a lovely piece to hear.
Rip
Bless both you and your mother, this was so lovely to hear
When I was a kid, I had a toy that played this piece. Itâs one of the reasons Iâm learning piano at the moment. Itâs such a beautiful piece, and your mother was incredibly skilled to have been able to play it :)
GUYS I HAVE DONE IT. I have learned the entire piece after motivating myself by watching this video for 3 straight months. After a lot of practice, I am proud to say that I can play it.
i am currently learning it and i got to the part where both hands jump at the same time, its pretty hard đ but i think its achiveable
living my dream
Nice dude I'm working on it too. Tough ain't it?!
@@plohck2068 good job dude, we're proud of you
@@DGuadalupePerez Thanks, i lost some motivation and took a little bit of a break over the summer from piano, but i have started up again and this time I have a due date for it to be learned so Im starting it up again
This is going on my playLiszt.
Got em
Uh, I need a police officer...
Someone stole something important from me...
I need my *Chopin Liszt Bach*
Otherwise, the girl that gave it to me will get so mad and I will probably never get *De-bussy*
Actually, I think I know who stole it...
It must have been Hoven...
Damn it.. When I find him, I will *Beet-Hoven*
That son of a *Shostakovich*
@@sc1ss0r1ng Haha
@@sc1ss0r1ng please stop
@@sc1ss0r1ng *enough*
Do you want a mid-week video this week?
Yes of course
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Up - Married Life Please :)
Rousseau yes please! :)
Hell yeah :D
Liebestraum (German for Dreams of Love) is probably the saddest and most passionate of all of Lisztâs compositions. The meaning of this song is the dream of love - of being reunited with a lost love that exists in your dreams - only to be brought back to reality, where that love exists no longer.
theres no way you actually think lieb 3 is liszts saddest and most passionate piece
betting my piano and dog that the only other liszt piece youâve listened to is la campanella
â@@coolliam422I mean bro it's his opinion, the interpretation is subjective, so he's technically not wrong
@@Piasznist never said heâs wrong
AaaaađŻđŻđŻ
When I found this piece four years ago, I was on the verge of of quitting piano for good because I had lost all passion and want for it and was completely done with it.
Before I was about to throw my keyboard away I began briefly listening to a few songs on it before getting rid of it for good. I was scrolling and skipping most songs but then I came to this one. It immediately caught my interest like no other piano song had done before. It was only a snippet of the beginning of the song, but I still loved it. I listened to it again and again before deciding to search it up on CZcams. I found a few videos and orchestras but I didnât really like them and was ready to give up and forget about this song.
But then I found this video.
It was like nothing I had ever seen before. I had never seen the piano played in such a way, with such emotion and grace. I never knew such sounds could come from a piano, let alone from 2 small hands and 10 skinny fingers. I was in love. I listened to it back to back to back for weeks and never got sick of it. I got chills (and still do get chills) ever time I hear the climax of the song.
This song single-handily reignited my passion for piano. It inspired me to keep going, so that maybe one day I could learn this song and maybe play it as beautifully as you have. I have now finally begun my journey to conquer this song.
Piano is now one of my most favourite things in this whole world. I genuinely could not live without it, and to think I was even considering giving it up. I have come so far as a pianist and while I do have a bit to go, Iâm proud to be apart of this community.
Thank you for this. Thank you for showing me how incredible piano can be.
Amazing man how far into the peice are you?
Good luck!
Thatâs amazing, Iâm so glad you love piano. I think people really miss out on this kind of music
You are an inspiration to me cuz Iâm in the same situation you were in but this song has really made me want to try again
Same thing happened with me just with Moonlight Sonata.
If you mix Happiness, anger and sadness it comes to this..
That sir, is love
@@anvilgames2421 Yes
heartache.
This is exactly how I mentioned this piece of mine to people back in the 1800âs
Sincerely, Franz Liszt
You forgot passion
To everyone who wants to learn this beautiful song, donât be phased. Iâm learning it right now and not gonna lie, at one point I thought Iâd die but it really gets a lot better once you get past the third page. Literally the only hard page is the third page, the rest isnât too bad. Itâs actually really fun to learn and it sounds gorgeous so donât give up!!
Fourth page is as difficult I think
god, i'm learning this too. i'm stuck right in the middle of the cmaj part/right before the final key change. i think it's the hardest thing i've ever tried to learn, and since i'm a senior in HS with no plans to study music in college, it might be the hardest thing-- and the last-- that i ever learn. but every moment is worth the pain, because it's the the sound of falling in love.
Andrea K, Hey I would really like to start learning this piece but I cannot find a the original sheet music for it online. Either that or itâs a paid website. Any recommendations?
@@a.k.2373 I would recommend Slideshare; I got my sheet music there!
@@a.k.2373 try musescore. Free sheets there
I usually listen to classical music in the background whilst I do my work, but everytime this song appears I always close whatever tabs are open just to focus and appreciate this masterpiece
Piece
@@trapmonstah6749monster*
Same here, man. I just set down my book to watch this xD
The beauty of this piece is like no other. This piece embraces the notion of a âLove dreamâ. Love is an incredibly complex emotion to speak. It can comfort you, bring you joy, and make you feel loved and cared. Love can also tear people apart. A relative passing away is a perfect example of that. Seeing your loved one die is no oneâs dream however, it does not mean love is lost.
Love is something that exists like no other. It doesnât exist like in time, nor in space, yet we still feel it. Love transcends through time and space.
Iâll tell you what I interpret from this piece. Iâm not an expert in music theory if you wanted to know. Neither do I play the piano or any instrument(I Wish I could), yet I can still interpret something. Thatâs how beautiful it is.
0:00-0:38 - For me, this interval is like the seed of love. The beginning of a relationship with a romantic partner. The thing is, love doesnât just spring out of nowhere, it takes time, yet love is still there. Kind of like the ripple effect. Relationships start off small, yet can develop more significantly than anything else. The most powerful notes I hear are the Middle C, C-Sharp, F, G, and G-sharp. The Middle C is probably the most eliciting one.
0:39-1:12 -For me, this interval is when the relationship strengthens. Maybe you talk to this person every day, eat with them, and spend time with them. The strongest notes are the same.
1:13-1:32 Simple pattern yet complex meaning. What I derived from this is the start of having feelings towards your romantic partner. It starts with small, little, sometimes unknown, to the knowledge of those feelings and the volume of it.
1:33-1:56 Huh. This part was confusing to interpret at first, but what I came up with is something that many people feel today. The idea of âWeâre just friendsâ. In your heart, you know thatâs not true and that your relationship is much more than that. However, you feel embarrassed to express it. The strongest notes for me were E and D-Sharp.
1:57-2:38 My favorite part of the entire piece. This part is the reason why the song has left me in tears sometimes. THIS Truly IS TRANSLATING THE FEELING OF EXPRESSING ALL OF YOUR FEELINGS TO YOUR ROMANTIC INTEREST. Kind of like a great cry, âI love you!â The strongest notes here are G sharp, this key makes it so lovely.
2:39-2:53 -Starting a new chapter in life. This time, though, you donât leave that door without that special someone.
2:54- 3:46 For me, this interval is another love seed. This time, though, you know what true love truly is and youâre eager to give it. Whether that be your kid/ adopted kid. Very similar to the first interval because it has a similar meaning. Same strong notes as 1st one.
3:47-4:28 Going back to your first true love, I think this is a sad goodbye. This is the saddest part of the song for me. However, that doesnât mean that all love is lost. You still love them even if theyâre gone because they arenât gone. Theyâre still living in your heart
Thatâs dam long
Beautiful interpretation! Thank u for thisđ
This is the most beautiful thing ive read
Just wow that comment gave me a better understanding of this piece and almost brought me some tears
this is such an underrated commment, i loved what you said. every moment and how interpreted it was beautiful.
2:35
That is the musical manifestation of a smile.
I smiled reading this
*Arpeggios*
It's more like a moment of pure ecstasy, atleast for me
You are god damn right. I always smile at this part
I love this đ
From what I remember, Liszt wrote this having in mind the message of "loving, and loving again, even when the object of your love has drifted away from you" - as he was a man of many sorrows, with his wife passing away, then both his children passing away, and falling into a depression as a result. But he tried to live on and continue to love through life despite all these sorrows, which have probably given this piece such a greater depth to the word "love"... Liszt eventually became a monk, which we may now see as evidence of how this man struggled to continue loving, even God, to a point that his love matured beyond what initial stages of young love can aspire to.
There you go again. Reminding me of that! đđ
Omg is it normal if I cried reading this :(( gosh i- I donât even know what to say
A love master pieceâ€ïž
Woah...
Deep
Original Comment (Somewhere in Mid-October): This is one of my âdream piecesâ. Currently working on a Bach Invention (F major), havenât touched Liszt at all yet, but oh how I desire to play this beautiful piece. Hopefully Iâll be able to come back a few years later and say I did it!
1 month update 12/09/2022: Got a piano teacher and set up lessons for 2023 after not having lessons for almost a year! She can play this song very well and Iâm hoping to eventually get to the point where I can learn it with her help (maybe 3 years from now?).
2 month update 01/10/2023: Itâs the new year and Iâve started lessons once again! My teacher said Iâm better at sight reading than she thought Iâd be, lol. Iâve got piano homework, including going back to that pesky (but fun) invention I mentioned in October. Looking forward to practicing lots and seeing gradual improvement! As I said to her âMy realistic piano goals will keep me motivated in the short term, and my lofty ones will keep me motivated in the long term.â
1.5 year update, 03/21/2024: Iâve taken a break from piano, not because I want to, but with university and not having easy access to a piano Iâve mainly only played on breaks. I also am chronically ill now yay. But I am okay, I will be able to play lots from May-August since Iâm on break then :) thankfully before that I made some solid progress. I learned how to play Mozartâs K. 545 sonata in C, 1st movement last year. So I think thatâs a good start in developing my classical piano skills.
Damn bro trust me it doesnât take 3 years to learn this piece, even if you are entirely new to piano
@@showtun1_655 I get what youâre saying, it definitely wonât take me 3 years once I start learning it, but Iâm not going to try learning it until Iâm up to snuff, whenever my piano teacher thinks Iâm ready Iâll learn it. Yeah I could learn it now, but I donât think Iâll be able to do it justice until Iâve honed my skills further with more technical practice. Iâm only at level 7 RCM right now, and this piece is miles above that
@@orionyxe this will take a couple years because itâs not all about just playing the notes, itâs about having the experience and being able to actually play the music and not just the notes.
@@JKsmoove3 I agree with you, thatâs why I am not going to start learning it until I have the skills needed to do the piece justice
One of my dream pieces is Les Cloches de Genéve by Franz Listz (same composer of this piece). Although I don't know if I want to learn S.156/3 or S.160/9
I learned this song for my girlfriend, and It took me 9 months almost on the dot. I wanted to play it for her in person when Iâd perfected it, but a week after Iâd finished it, and before I was able to play it for her, she broke up with me. I know Iâm young, and it doesnt compare to the heartbreak of some others, but now I cry when I play this song. Thank you for playing this. This song gave me 9 months of joy, promising her Iâd play it for her someday, and although it ended poorly, I was in love, and I would never take anything back. Thank you
0:00 Wow, what a beautiful piece that could be learned by beginners!
1:55 Oh right, it's Liszt
Thats not the hardest check out 1:18
You're so right albedo
@Name yup i realized now i tried learning it
Wtf
Beginners will really really struggle with the first part, its a romanticism composer, not a classical one. Theres almost no paterns and the main melody its on the right hand (not to mention its a 3 voices piece)
@@caballogris4475 My comment was just a typical Liszt joke... I'm perfectly aware that difficulty in classical music isn't determined by how many notes are played at once.
This piece is so easy!!!
To LISTEN TO
to Liszten to
ĆyĆŒka fuck i was going to comment that lol
Batman Bin Suparman same
Jack Rong it's also easy to play, the beginning is at liszt
@@ludwig4029 *at liszt
I want this song played at my funeral unironically
I feel like it can sum up the loves and losses of someoneâs life pretty well, so I understand
I want this song to be played at the proposal of my future wife
I want people to know that this is not a song.
@@Dylonely42 it is a piece, (P.S i want Liebestraum to play on my wedding and funeral too)
Pls dont....your relatives will cry too hard :/
Can't describe how pure love feelings this masterpiece gives us
I feel like 1:33 gives you that feeling in your chest
Liszt dinleyen tĂŒrk mĂŒ,vay be
Music have the keys of heart's door
So romantic and.. sad now...đ
Check out Paul Bartonâs version itâs brilliant
2:03 I love how it makes butterflies
Butterflies sound nice but are so hard to play.
Because we only have 10 fingers
Some has less
Some has more
Read more
@@StellaPlayz-wp7zf not going to fall for that
Liszt does that all the time
@@StellaPlayz-wp7zf why do I need to read more if I can type MUAH HAHAHAH!
Legend says that to this day, Rousseau's fans are still waiting for Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2
wtf I didn't say that
@@AaronHe true
@Bloodwyn
Stupid comment.
Yep..
Still am ..
@Bloodwyn It's a beautiful piece.
"Life is like a staircase. You just gotta keep climbing. Otherwise, if you start to overthink it, you'll have trouble taking the next step."
There are no branching paths. No point in regretting the actions you didnât take. They say life is a series of choices, but thatâs nonsense cooked up by the old and bitter. Yesterday leads to today, and today leads to tomorrow. One step at a time. What lies ahead? You wonât know until you get there.
YMH
Boop Boop.
I found this piece and started playing it, then my mom comes up to me amazed and starts tearing up saying that it was her dad's favourite piece to play on the piano, he was absaloutly amazing, he died not long ago, Rest In peace Grandpa, ill keep playing this for you
thatâs so heartwarming đ
It's so sad that Chopin didn't heard this. Frederic Chopin (1810-1849). This composed in 1850.
Luckily Chopin and Liszt were actually bros (friends)
@Frédéric Chopin hahaah
@Frédéric Chopin Mr. Fryderyk, you are very good pianist and composer. The whole of Poland is proud of you and your pieces
Wait but Chopin heard that
They were really good friends
2:03 sounds so beautiful and intense like Liszt just poured his heart out on the piano
Geno
I mean he is one of the defining composers of the Romantic period.
@@fumikotsukumi017 I know, but this song in particular just sounds so warm yet intense, it's simply one my favorite pieces from the romantic era, let alone Liszts'
Geno
Defining, for its intensity. I agree.
@@Ale-qf1pm exactly what I was thinking
This piece was composed just after Chopin' death. I think it was dedicated to him... it was more poetic than most other Liszt works... so he did pour his heart out! :)
As far back as I can remember, this is one of the first pieces I heard someone play, it was a stranger on a public piano on a busy street. I asked my parents for piano lessons that night. Now, seven years later, after conquering some Debussy and Chopin, I remembered this piece and printed it from IMSLP. I still struggle through the first 2 pages (up to the cadenza), mostly because my hands are too small, but I'm so much closer to learning it than ever before, and this performance, although it's more flashy than heartfelt, reminds me that if I keep practicing, I'll be able to play it once I have the musicality to sing the melody. I encourage you to listen to a professional musician play all of Rousseau's repertoire, it's truly eye-opening. For this piece, find Khatia's performance!
Keep on going! You'll be able to play it one day
So how's your interpretation going after one year?
@@JulianDupuy The middle section is messy, it's hard to execute the leaps and the large chords/octave runs while still being dramatic, but the slow sections and the cadenzas sound pretty good. I took a break to learn some Scriabin miniatures (Op 32 is beautiful) but I'll definitely go back and polish it off.
I've been practising this nonstop for months. I'm finally at the stage of polishing it up. My aim has been to have it 'perfected' by the time I'm back home with my long-distance girlfriend - but as of today, we've broken up. I still find this piece beautiful. I'm still in love with the feeling I get when playing it, but it's such a shame that the first time I perform it, it won't be for her. I'm not even sure how I'll be able to 'perform' when the whole time I've spent learning it, it was with her in mind. The thought of performing it for her allowed me to persevere when it was particularly challenging. In a way, it's always going to be for her - not because it is, but because it was. Feeling this way is probably just because of how recent it is - so it's fresh in my head. But damn, it's hard not to think that. I hope the time will come when I have found the right person, and I feel the girl I'm with then in this piece - so as I play it, it will be for the right girl. And then, I shall finally be able to perform it.
Will you share this video with a special someone on Valentine's day?
For that I should have a special someone!
might as well play it XD
bro we're all single and lonely
If we have one that is.
I wish i could...
Liszt: Man we seriously need more keys on pianos.
Makes me really question, how large were his hands?
@@itsmiri_woofer8240 he can reach a 13th
@@itsmiri_woofer8240 he apparently had some pretty big hands, which is reflected in how insane a lot of his chords are (and makes a small handed pianist like me wanna die lol)
@@ludwig4029 13th WTF I canât even reach a 10th :(
Thereâs tons of grand pianos with extra keys, thereâs even a Steinway one with 14 extra keys
its currently 1 am and i decided to just listen to some piano music and man i closed my eyes while listening to this its soo beatifull i almost fell asleep,and when i opened my eyes i felt .. i dont know how to explain it, i felt soo relaxed i dont know i felt fresh idk man it was soo amazing words cant explain this beauty
you know you're in for an absolute roller coaster of a VN when you hear this piece playing
yes iâm also playing mahoyo !!
Mahoyo sweep!
mate i opened mahoyo and it caught me completely off guard
kimi to kanojo to kanojo no koi anyone??
tururururururururururu
You : 0:05
The guy she told you not to worry about: 2:00
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I honestly like the beginning best, mainly because its so easy to play but its nicer, especially with only a few months of experience
Well im srsly beautiful ngl
Lolll this is very funny
more like 1:16 lmaoo
I did it after learning piano for 1 year and 7 months practicing every day. I decided to learn this piece about two weeks ago, my dream when I started to learn piano was to play this one day and here I am able to play the whole piece, I did it :)
Proud of you King! I started learning it a year ago for my girlfriend, I learned up until the end of the first cadenza. Then COVID hit, lockdowns, I got a bit depressed and I stopped playing piano all together. Now I'm picking up where I left off, one day I'll be able to play this song for her.
@@beinerthchitivamachado874 oh nice! Definitely worth learning, do it! Believe it or not that second part has lots of patterns, youâll get it downđȘđŒ
props to you, some serious dedication you have :)
@@pacogonzalez9884 am i slow or what. I learned this piece for 1 month
@@Ozzypil Some of us haven't been playing that long lol
Omg, I fell in love with that little moment at 3:25, especially the E flat at 3:27, and the D flat at 3:33. It's the highlight of the piece for me
ĐŃ
Genuinely one of the prettiest, most beautiful classical piano pieces I have ever heard. This rendition is astounding, bravo!
This was my grandma's and grandpa's house phone ringtone. When I was younger, and I would visit their house I would be excited to hear this. Now everytime I hear this reminds me of them and their house :)
if that was my ringtone I would never pick up the phone
@@letskilliceagebaby291 âyou ignored our last call, youâre fired now.â
@@letskilliceagebaby291 ok
*Arab ringtone in the background*
Which part is it?
It has taken me years to find this again. There was a version of this that used to play on a baby mobile I had when I was very young. The only physical thing I had to remember this was a 30 second voice note my mum had taken years and years ago. Iâm so glad I have found this again.
Music is a powerful thing
This is what I love so much about the classical music community.... Everybody supports each other and motivate them so that they achieve their goals â€â€
I need some help with 0:00-4:50
the first 20 seconds of the song is pretty easy
agreed, that's the hardest part
Ha ha get because itâs the whole song
Jacob Sleeper dude explaining the joke ruins the joke
Itâs actually quite OK up to min 1:18
The moment you think you can learn this
Then you remember its Liszt
The Classical Nerd Of Classical it all starts at the cadenza đ€§
yes, it is hard indeed, but i've been playing piano for less than 2 years and i can already (kinda) play this, only because i practiced really really hard. don't let the big names and youtube videos fool you. you can do it!
...and still manage to do it
Right about 1:18 was that moment for me
1:17
This piece took me 7years to master but sir Rousseau just played it with ease
Nothing is more entertaining, surprising, wholesome and depressing than reading classical musicâs comments
1:23 hes tickling the keys
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As they call it, "Tickling the ivories"
@@chopinwannabe7556 "Heh."
People who think fĂŒr Elise is the best classical piece should listen more
Spoken like someone whose favorite song used to be fur elise
@@AF-jx7hz big fax lmao
People who think fur elise is the best classical piece probably don't listen to a lot of classical music
@@sephryn6112 exactly why they should listen more I've played for people annoying how much they ask for it but they react like I'm Beethoven cuz I can play that piece
Lmao there is kid in my class who basically reveres Beethoven
I was supposed to learn how to play the piano when I was very young, but after a serie of unfortunate events, I was never able to do so.
As a kid, my dream was to be able to play that song once in my life, I found it so mesmerizing.
Now, many years later I still didn't grow out of that dream so I come from time to time to listen to that masterpiece just once more to feel just a bit nostalgic.
This comment section is filled with pros or skilled people and my comment will probably be out of place in it but this song does bring back memories.
Its never too late to learn piano! I think you should start because everybody deserves to follow their dreams and passions â€ïž
You don't have to go the classical/traditional route of having to learn to read and playing hundreds of songs before getting to this one. I've personally only learned like 4 milestone songs each taking me a lot but it was a lot more fun than having to learn to read and having to play so many classical songs that I don't like. Fast-forward to now and I'm learning how to play this and it's even a bit easier than I expected it to be (although I'm only at the first cadenza as of now)
It's a lot more effective to just learn a song to get to a level and then grind out a new one that is out of your reach because if you just play it slowly you can literally learn anything.
Listening this in valentines day â€
Last year around may I met a guy who would change my life. I didnât know it at the time but heâs become a super important part of my everyday life. I started talking to him June July and august and started inviting him with my friends and I because I thought he was an interesting character. We hit it off for our love of classical music and quickly became good friends. Sometime around September he asked me out on a first date. It wasnât completely unexpected- one of my guy friends told me he had a crush on me, which made me super nervous to be around him- i reciprocated but I didnât want him to find out! But, when he asked me, i agreed readily. I remember at the time this was one of my favorite songs because of the purple quality of the key (chromesthesia- really satisfying that the colors kinda match up in this video) and his voice often would sound purple to me. I remember after our first date I had work to do in the evening so I turned on my playliszt and this song was there. I remember listening to this song all throughout August, September, October, and a little of November. It was very cliche but I didnât mind at all; I felt so in love. After awhile, as school started busying me more and more, and my tastes in music shifted as he showed me more music (I showed him music too of course! Liszt is my fav), I stopped listening to this song. I found it again today, January 10, 2020. Iâve been going through a rather rough patch recently and Iâve been trying not to cry all day. Depressionâs beating me down and everyday life is becoming more and more of a chore. However, this brought me back to the cold October days spent sitting by the railroad tracks together when I wasnât so busied and felt truly happy. Thank you, Rosseau, for being a deep emotional part of my memories. I hope one day to find this comment in the future, and I hope I will still be with the most amazing guy Iâve ever met. : )
Ash Valentine Amazing story! Also nice pun âplaylisztâ đ
Bro very nice
Same timing, different story over here. But for us is over. Met her around May last year. Asked her to be my girlfriend on 16th of September. It was over on January. Hope the best for you two.
@@vicnie1 Awwww : ( ( that is sad but thank you for your well wishes
Hope my relationship could turn out like that.. Wish me luck.
Hell yeah! Now I can blast this once I'm alone on Valentines Day!
Thanks :D!!
it really do be like that sometimes
same. i bet that its not even one of the worst valentines days to have :)
Me too đ
Just play some league lol
@@agreattime2479
Def. will do!
Played this for my crush, and she said yes.
LET'S GO BROTHA
congrats
dubs
When I was a child my next door neighbour Franz played this on the grand piano. It has stayed with me for many years. Franz was an amazing pianist even then. I am listening now and it takes me back to sitting in next doors living room listening whilst Franz played. We lived in Kirkby Liverpool and I was 10 so Franz was probably about 15.
Wonderful memories.
âWe all have two lives. The second one starts when we realize that we only have one.â
Man đź
Fax
Where is this quote from?
Don't mean to sound like a doofus. But I don't understand the original comment??
@@naomigwolfe8112 when you miss your soulmate but they already die , i think
If you think Beethoven's Fur Elise is the best classical piece, you should *Liszten* more
there are people who exist and think fur elise is the best piece?! (I know people have different taste, but still)
@@reasondro Yeah, fur elise is a good piece but comparing it to Beethoven's other pieces, it's kinda decent imo
@@rule4592 decent is an overestimation
Nice pun đđ
@@Bassy8OverOne Yeah but the Chopin Liszt one is better
Listening to this while writing poetry on Valentine's Day is so nice.
I will never have words to describe how beautiful this music is, and perhaps that is why it exists
1:57 is my favorite part of any piano song ever. It portrays yearning while also producing a euphoric cacophony of notes that causes my hairs to rise.
Whoa piano song and euphoric cacophony in the same sentence
@@elkalajeer710 seems fitting for a masterpiece of beauty.
@@nfal445 you should like Chopin's ballades then :) (If you didn't listen to them)
@@manuelbes I love Chopin's Ballades! I pretty much like everything Chopin does actually, his nocturnes especially, preludes and ballads.
@@nfal445 yeah me too x)
When I hear this piece, I imagine a love story
0:05 Youâre sitting at a coffee shop, minding your own business, when suddenly.
0:30 You see the most beautiful woman.
0:41 You contemplate approaching her, cycling through different possible pick up lines until.
0:49 You get up out of your seat. Youâre gonna do it. Youâre gaining confidence. But then.
1:00 You start to panic. What if she says no? What if you trip? What if you spill her coffee on her? You arrive at her table.
1:06 After you use one of your corny pickup lines to lighten the mood, you ask her out.
1:17 She pauses. She looks stunned at first. A million thoughts are flying through youâre head. Until.
1:27 That one word comes out of her mouth: Yes.
1:33
She said yes. She said yes? She said yes! You canât believe she said yes! You walk back to your table to grab your coffee and back to hers. You sit down with her and start talking. You have a lot in common with her. Sheâs a musician, just like you. You love that.
1:58 You go home that night thrilled. Youâre dog doesnât know why youâre so excited but loves it. You canât wait to go on your second date. You start to plan it out and think about where to go. You even go as far as making up scenarios for yourself about what could happen. You start talking to your dog about it because youâre so happy
2:03
Itâs the second date. Itâs even better than you thought it would be. Youâre going hiking with her.
2:14 Youâve gone on so many dates now you canât even count. Youâve gone to all of her concerts and sheâs been to all of yours. Youâve moved in together.
2:20 You really think sheâs the one. Youâve gone out to buy an engagement ring. Youâre going out with her tonight at the best restaurant in town. Youâre gonna ask her at dinner. Youâre nervous but excited
2:27 You finally pop the question. Sheâs overwhelmed with emotion and canât even speak
2:31 She says yes a thousand times over. Youâre overcome with joy. Youâre going to be a husband and maybe even a father. Your mind is racing, thinking about the wedding location, how many kids youâre going to have, but suddenly
2:39 Fantasy falls away like shattering glass, revealing reality. Youâre experiencing so many emotions at once, sadness, grief, confusion
2:54 Youâre back at the coffee shop. Nothing has changed, except the temperature of your coffee. You look over at the woman. Sheâs still there, but isnât looking at you. Youâre sad but you donât have the guts to walk up to her.
3:12 You ask for the check and walk home, thinking about what you two couldâve become. What you thought you two became. The opportunity you missed.
3:46 Your door shuts behind you as you arrive home. Youâre dog runs to see you, his tail wagging. However, he notices your discontent and looks concerned, trying to cheer you up
4:02 That night, as you lay in bed. You think about what happened today, and come to terms with it. You were sad, but you were sad about something that never even happened. You sleep soundly, content with the fact that there is always tomorrow.
i really like it, it feels real.
Underrated comment bruh
Wow
That was a really good plot twist
Beautiful â€ïž
One of the most beautiful pieces of music I've ever heard. It is, just, holy christ. It tells such a story without a single word or other instrument.
I remember this piece it's valentine's day haha happy Valentine's day everyone!!
Me: I can probably play this...
Me: *looks at composer*
Me: aight imma head out
Underrated
Try the piano adventures level 3b version, itâs way easier but still sounds good
Liszt DID write some technically easy pieces though
If you want something really hard see etude no.6 original version (not the new)
@@nerfwalid9568 S. 140?
I waited so long just to Liszten to this
INB4 wooosh
Goddamn you I wanted to make that. Ur lucky u saw the video before me.
......âŠ.ha...........
Very funny
Underrated joke, this should have already gotten 100+ likes
Edit: Well, waiting was worth it
Na Rey AcTuAlLy ItS lIStEn, PaThEtIc
i just recently lost my job and it sent me into a chaotic depression, but then i realized that just piano music soothes my soul, and i stumbled upon this beautiful masterpiece.
Good luck on life mate, wish you the best.
I love how the pink accents the song so well and imagine someone finds out how to make the keys fall to you.
This piece gives me slight sense of euphoria and nostalgia. Like a strong feeling of satisfaction. Like a walk across a million flowers. Like time spent in the field with the scent of woody summer's air, under the blazing sun. And like being near the one you love.
Happy Valentine's â€
"So is the melody in the left or right hand?"
"Yes."
Not only is this stolen from another video (I think un sospiro but I could be wrong) it doesn't even apply because for the majority of the piece the melody is in the right hand
Yeah Ben it is Un Sospiro
U must be fun at parties Ben.. but i guess you hear that often
Proton1 ill take your teeth
It was simply a joke
1:55 literally gave me goosebumps
it is Valentine's day 4 years later, thank you for letting single me be happy on this day.
i sent this piece to my girlfriend yesterday, and said,"i cant describe how much you mean to me in words. maybe this will do a better job." she absolutely loved it. thank you so much rousseau!
thats so sweet
cheesy
Plot twist: he has no girlfriend.
r/thathappened
@@zecube4662 r/ihavereddit
Liebestraum (Love Dream). Then, Liebesleid (Love's Sorrow)
Rachmaninoff's Arr.
yes
Awwww that is just
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Yes please
Iâve only just finished learning Arabesque No. 1đđđ
I can play a pretty simplified version of this piece and am planning on learning the entire thing as I progress in my piano journey. Just beautiful
The downstairs neighbor back in my old apartment used to play this song all the time. She would only play a portion of it though, but it was beautiful. Never got to hear her finish it before I moved out, but Iâm glad I found it today and was finally able to hear the entire thing.
After hearing this, I remember that I used this ringtone on my old Nokia
Makes a change from grande valse
so thatâs why this sounds so familiar thank you
Iâm not crying, I only have a Franz Liszt in my eye
I don't get it. I am thick as a rock
@@codelif same
pain?
@@codelif you dont get it cuz probably it has nothing to do with your loving relationship, I love this piece for many reason. Been listening to it since 2019
@@darkpsyclown5273 wdym? I don't have a relationship. Seriously what does it mean?
Oh, I cried, I have never heard such a wonderful work, it makes me touch all the tender corners of my soul
I could probably listen to this eternally
Once when I was 10 years old, I overheard this piece of music, because it was one of the ringtones on my mom's cell phone. I know it sounds stupid but I fell in love with that music because of that and I really dreamed of learning it someday, so I spent days and days searching the internet to find a free sheet music (maybe now itâs easier but I was difficult back then) until I managed to find one that was in poor condition but could be read, so I printed it and decided to learn it. I only used to play piano for fun, just like today, I hadnât even taken piano lessons so I read the scores with my basic knowledge and finally after 4 months practicing, I managed to learn it completely, of course never perfectly... in fact my lack of knowledge made me use the left hand to play the right hand parts an octave lower sometimes and vice versa (and many other mistakes). But I didn't care at all, I was so happy to have learned such a beautiful piece complete by myself without any help and for me it was perfect. Then when I grew up I didn't have much time to practice and nobody forced me to do it since itâs just one of my favorite hobbies so I never play with pressure. I'm in college now and even though I play piano sometimes because it's something I love, I completely forgot this piece. I remember the first part and then I get stuck. Iâve tried to relearn it but itâs horribly difficult for me and I lose my patience too fast. I always ask myself why it's so hard for me now. It should be easier... my fingers are no longer so short. But I guess it was something that only my passion and patience as a child could do so easily. Maybe I just need to dream a little more...
poetic
Dang! I could never imagine playing this after 4 months and I've been playing piano for 9 years! Maybe also because my hands are very small and have difficulties with octaves...Good job!! And my mom had it as the ringtone too and I loved it even though it didn't sound that good on a old nokia XD
I went to piano lessons but I quitted and now I learn piano pieces by myself
respect
I'm learning it for the first time now, in the same way...very slowly and without training. It's not a difficult piece, but it's extremely slow for me because I have to memorise as I go. You can do it, just let it happen slowly. Good luck!
-Mom, I'm going to grocery store.
-Okay wait I'll give you my ChopinLiszt.
Good oneđđ€Ł
Twoset?
@@pedrosaune YES
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Lmao, nice one
I hear lovely things here that I never knew the names for- Iâm so grateful.
This is my favourite of all Lisztâs pieces. It captures the raw emotion of the soul crying out, wordlessly screaming emotions on the keyboard.
Au Lac de Wallenstadt in the corner: đ
If you haven't you should listen as well to the Norma Fantasy. It's as beautiful as this but 10x better. Trust me! Guaranteed your easy new favorite.
@@therealransuthank you for the reccomendations, I always love learning about new music
@@icebear6757 Glad to hear. Curious to know your thoughts on it
my favourite is probably one of his annees de perlerinage or sonata in b minor
Grew up listening to my father playing this. Talk about a nostalgia.
How lucky đđŒ
@@wctrqn definitely is, I'd love to hear this in real life
@@jared1862 my family can hear it but they shout at me to close the door
@@ywoisug8845 so relatable lol
@@PlaZmaRaptor it's kinda depressing tbh
My close friend just passed away yesterday night, he was the most gifted Pianist, he loved this. I will miss you Forever my friend â€ïžđąđđŸ
I am so sorry for your loss
@@solaridastoobid thank you!â€ïž
@@Daniel-ni5ew what's your friend name?
May he Rest In Peaceđ
R.I.P
Iâm learning this piece right now and itâs the most difficult piece Iâve ever practiced in my life
same;-;
One of my fav pieces since I was a kid
I don't know what the original intent was but this sounds extremely sad to me, really hard to describe but something like a love that never came true.
Un amor que nunca pudo ser, eso me sucediĂł hace poco y tienes mucha razĂłn, esta pieza me llena de nostalgia por eso. Saludos.
This piece is based off of a poem that symbolizes the incredible feeling of love felt even after the death of a spouse
Alec Dukas well Liszt sure fucking did it, I can barley see through my tears.
This is the third âLiebestraumâ in a set of 3. Based on love poems. The first one is about young love, the second about erotic love and the last one about mature love. Look up the poems and you will understand.
Maybe thatâs why it is called Love DREAM I suppose, and yeah I feel the same, somewhere over sadness and nostalgia
Feels so good to say I can finally play this beast all the way through. Itâs far from perfect, but the nine months of hard work (and almost quitting in the first week) have payed off. For anyone learning this piece, keep going. This is one of those pieces you will never forget.
Congratulations!
Hope you never forget how to play it!
Just keep playing!
9 months??!!!!!
@@Nothing19998 In hindsight it was a much shorter, about half that time actually đ Feels like an eternity learning this song though
I tried like hell. I needed a teacher for some parts of it. But in spite of my efforts, I gave up due to bursitis in my shoulder and never picked it up again. I still love listening to it, but it's not the same as playing it.
@@PIANOSEEDS To be honest, I have forgotten how to play a majority of this piece due to not practicing itđ Sorry to hear about your shoulder, that definitely must be hard to deal with. As you said, it isn't the same playing is it listening, but you should also remember that you did accomplish much more with this piece than most people ever will! That is a huge accomplishment within itself.
DANG! This is a million miles away from the piano course book 1 arrangement I'm struggling with.
Oh well... journey of a million miles begins with a single step.
I'd better enjoy the journey.
Im almost finishing learning liebestraum for my grandmother, im so glad because I didnt give up. Thats why you should never give up when you are doing something hard or at a difficult moment , because after The suffer you see how hard you work and how good you can be.
Itâs been a while, did you finish?
@@randomdude9408 yeah , but its difficult to get good at it lol
@@olucca1072 I started learning it 3 days ago, Im at the end of page two.
@@randomdude9408 that's nice , keep learning it
OMG IT'S FINALLY HERE!!! Rousseau, I can't thank you enough for playing this piece! I hve been asking for you to play this piece since you uploaded La Campanella! You are an awesome pianist and please keep uploading videos! I love you!!! â€ïžâ€ïžâ€ïž
I know right? He played it wonderfully.
Yeah I love this piece so much. I donât know why I even hesitate to learn it...
Same here!! :D
i have the same feeling.
@@keepray learn with dedication and no piece is impossible. Unless you're talking about some of Chopin and Liszt etudes! Liebestraum No. 3 is one of the easier pieces by Liszt. I have faith you can do it.
"Life is like a staircase. You just gotta keep climbing. Otherwise, if you start to overthink it, you'll have trouble taking the next step. There are no branching paths. No point is regretting the actions you didn't take. The say life is a series of choices, but that's nonsense cooked up by the old and bitter. Yesterday leads to today, and today leads to tomorrow. One step at a time. What lies ahead?. You won't know until you get there."
Beautiful.
If you don't mind me asking, this is a quote from Totono right?
That's a great perspective
I remember I used to be able to climb the stair up and down on "all-fours" if I tried to do that now I get scared and unbalanced.. His just made me have a flashback of almost falling but catching myself with my other "paw".
Thank you very much! This gave me a more deeper insight and more understanding from the piano piece! I can't thank you much!
i saw this video 1 year ago and watched it constantly because i couldnât play it and thought i never could. a month ago i auditioned for music school with this song and got in. thank you rousseau â€
As a pianist this song makes me cry but not because itâs beautiful
One of the most beautiful pieces ever written by a human
What Einaudi writes is beautiful, but insanely simplistic, nothing in the same dimension as actual piano pieces
Did you know liszten to his history properly đź Liszt is god's messenger he's a saint who's pieces of muszic are like a diamond in the sea which shines forever he's a genius he's magical may God bless him
â@@aniri2Amen đ
"By a human", you normally listen to ai-composed pieces? Haha
@@lagos4312 What Einaudi writes is pretty much supersimple pop crap
For some reason I am crying over a memory Iâve never had..
kimi no na wa be like:
im crying over a memory i had..
I had that exact feeling a couple times, do you know how it's called? Is like missing someone you don't know, it feels so sad but so beautiful at the same time.
@@prodbytukoo ItâsâŠ. YO MAMA
Magnific!! Bravo!
What a great piece, so many memories are in this when i play, from school to school to home to wherever, i still remember playing it at the supermarket piano when i only knew till the jumps, so many memories, thank you Liszt
Roger
*goes through Rousseau vidoes*
*finds a beautiful song*
*turns out it's harder than I thought*
*my hopes get crushed*
*repeat*
J felt this
p i e c e
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Imagine being able to play this piece, can't relate
Itâs actually pretty easy
The Rousseauâs piano level in % (add an 0 at the end)
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strayzor only 8% then huh? đ
Its 73 now lol
86%, i think it should be
OVER 9000!!!
Honestly how desperate one person can be just for likes
100%
Months of practice I can finally play it. Iâm so proud
I am proud of you!
congratulations!
where did you find the sheet for it?
â@@xoyprod.x I personally have a book that I didn't even know I had, it contains alot of classical piano sheet and luckily, Liebestraum but you can get the sheet online by purchasing it but don't think you can find it for free and if yes im not sure the quality will be satisfactory
The most beautiful song ever