Thomas Tate At least. And seriously, thank God somebody with that kind of talent actually made the transcriptions at all. We take these for granted and we shouldn't.
I agree. I have loved the transcriptions by Franz Liszt for years. And I have done the music for the 1st, 4th, 5th, and 7th symphonies if you want a copy
This symphony really comes out as a great piece of music once it's played on piano. Especially the 4th movement. Liszt managed to make it better through transcription. Fantastic performance, it's wonderful idea to have orchestral pieces played on piano. I feel like symphonies have this simple and clear structure and melody that piano sonatas sometimes lack.
I completely agree! The second movement caught me by surprise by it's clarity and compositional proficiency. I wrote transcriptions for 2 beethoven quartets if you'd like to hear and judge.
I really love this symphony from Beethoven, because it's very classical. Last summer I didn't find the full piano transcription and I was little sad. I heard this firstly. The 2nd movement is so perfect. The 4th movement is hard, because the pianist is changing his fingers and it isn't playing in tremolo the triplets.In the transcription Liszt not always took down to contra octave the bass. I suggest Symphony No.8 (Ludwig van Beethoven) Bernstein too (27:59)
Benjámin Sassák I agree, this is a good symphony the 3rd movement is my favorite because at the beginning and the end it sounds like a march, even know this isn't Beethoven's most popular piece of music it still was s a good piece because beethoven was an amazing composer.
I have the Leslie Howard set, and it is marvelous. Few pianists can do better than Howard on these super hard transcriptions. Cyprien is the best though. What a boss. Thanks for uploading all of these, MrPalika123. I bought the set after sampling your uploads.
his performance of the 4th movement.... absolutely spectacular. utterly insane.
Franz Liszt was incredible. He deserves more credit for these transcriptions than we can imagine.
40 trillion times more credit, I believe.
Thomas Tate At least. And seriously, thank God somebody with that kind of talent actually made the transcriptions at all. We take these for granted and we shouldn't.
I agree. I have loved the transcriptions by Franz Liszt for years. And I have done the music for the 1st, 4th, 5th, and 7th symphonies if you want a copy
Thomas Tate If you're talking about performances, give me the website and I'll take a listen.
Vera Evans ikr he didn't even have CZcams from where he could just listen to it. All he had was sheet music and his abused piano
This symphony really comes out as a great piece of music once it's played on piano. Especially the 4th movement. Liszt managed to make it better through transcription. Fantastic performance, it's wonderful idea to have orchestral pieces played on piano. I feel like symphonies have this simple and clear structure and melody that piano sonatas sometimes lack.
Yes. Very good coment
The sequence starting at 5:05 is so awesome
I completely agree! The second movement caught me by surprise by it's clarity and compositional proficiency. I wrote transcriptions for 2 beethoven quartets if you'd like to hear and judge.
the transcription and this interpretation gives justice to the "scherzando" and to Beethoven's humour.
Эх, красота то какая!!!
4-ая часть заново меня поразила!
Still....one of my FAVORITES.....Gracias from México!
@Gottschalk was my uncle -- Very true....EXCEPTING, of course, the colossal SEVENTH!
@I STILL HATE MINIONS SO MUCH -- True....but right now I'm obsessed with Yuan Sheng's performance of The French Suites.....Talk about Magic!
Beethoven/Liszt/Kastaris :)
The 8th is a magnificent symphony. Who listens to it?. BEHIND the 3rd I believe this was H .L Menckens favorite.
I really love this symphony from Beethoven, because it's very classical. Last summer I didn't find the full piano transcription and I was little sad. I heard this firstly. The 2nd movement is so perfect. The 4th movement is hard, because the pianist is changing his fingers and it isn't playing in tremolo the triplets.In the transcription Liszt not always took down to contra octave the bass. I suggest Symphony No.8 (Ludwig van Beethoven) Bernstein too (27:59)
Benjámin Sassák I agree, this is a good symphony the 3rd movement is my favorite because at the beginning and the end it sounds like a march, even know this isn't Beethoven's most popular piece of music it still was s a good piece because beethoven was an amazing composer.
In my opinion the 4th mouvement is played a bit too fast by Katsaris.
@@metphmet sounds perfect to me
I have the Leslie Howard set, and it is marvelous. Few pianists can do better than Howard on these super hard transcriptions. Cyprien is the best though. What a boss. Thanks for uploading all of these, MrPalika123. I bought the set after sampling your uploads.
19:52 TURKEY NOISES HAHAHAHAAH
How many hands does he have!? Is it for 4? Or for 2 pianos?
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@@johannsebastianbach5223 because 5 years ago things were different
Back in 2016, when someone liked a YT video, it made the evening news !