Feux Follets Double Notes Tutorial (Liszt Transcendental Étude No. 5)

Hi everyone, today I will talk about the famous feux follets etude and give you some pointers or tips on how to play it. Keep in mind it is a very difficult piece so some things might work for you or not. It is very personal and not a one-fits-all etude.
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[@ordinary0983]

this is the only tutorial I have ever found on this piece and it was very helpful thank you

[@Whaijorhujishkomunyk]

based pfp

[@437composer]

woh you finally upload this! always thanks a lot

[@pavlenikacevic4976]

Your tutorial helped me to learn the piece, which I just published on my channel. Thanks!

[@Crypto.Starter.btc.eth.futures]

You're an amazing teacher ❤

[@Josh-selfimp]

Great tutorial!

[@PianoTechSupport]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@kirilzahariev4229]

Could you please provide the fingering you use. For 2nd and 3rd page of the etude- the double notes.

[@CarpetEater]

What fingering do you use for the thirds etude

[@frozengd]

yeah ill pass up trying that

[@Olleg.G]

What exercies could you to suggest to help to be familiar with this etude? May be some of Liszt's or Dohnaniy's exercies or something else? Or they are useless?

[@PianoTechSupport]

I think the best is to specifically practice it on this etude, other than that, try to familiarise and experiment with double notes in general: they're more of a concept that needs to click in the brains department. I've never done dohnanyi exercises but I recommend and have done for years Joseffys exercises who was a liszt student - however I again would not say they're necessary here; just focus on the specific double notes as they appear in this piece

[@japonoyunyapmcskojima8290]

I think the hard part is going up because in fast tempo it's easy to get caught with tension. But after practicing this op25 no6 seems childs play. But i think op10 no2 is the absolute horror here.

[@sikhanyiso2893]

Are there any good music universities that are $5000 and below that you know

[@hanjustin444]

Liszt when he saw Chopin's thirds etude

[@bjornviir3333]

i tried this but realized i better master eroica and wilde jagd first.

[@crusader6556]

It's definitely not a piece you can learn overnight.

[@bjornviir3333]

half a decade will suffice...

[@DavitMinasyan-rn3fv]

fuck it im gonna do it rn (im insane)

[@bjornviir3333]

@@DavitMinasyan-rn3fv im insane too, i am learning ligeti devil staircase..just as hard as FF if not more...

[@DavitMinasyan-rn3fv]

@@bjornviir3333 i was joking tho im definitely fine with chopin op25 no 6,10 and 11. that great tho keep up the work!

[@theclaverman]

It’s regarded as one of the most difficult pieces in the entire classical piano-repetoire🎼

[@thisismoyukhsworld2022]

This piece resembles Alkan's Style......

[@katttttt]

Why am I watching this as a beginner 💀💀💀

[@PianoTechSupport]

Because you're a G