Liebestraume by Liszt: A Musical Journey
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One of my dreams is to play this piece to a large crowd and feel all the emotions as I play, but only professional pianists can do that.. Another dream of love.
"only professional pianists can do that", Am I a professional pianisit ? No, I'm not. I'm only 16 and i just finished learning the first four pages after many mounths. It isn't impossible at all, I personnaly used my passion for this piece and for the piano, also perseverance, and rigor/rightness (and probably other things such like that).
I'm gonna make a record I guess, there is only 2 pages left ;)
AerysFeather Congrats! If you want to hold a concert, Willis Music offers free reservations in some areas, and you can invite all your friends and family.
AerysFeather how'd it go
I did ten pages of it in two days. However, my copy only has one note per page. So there's that.
@@ibuprofen303 ,😂😂😂
I feel like the end represents the title, “love dream” more than the rest of the piece. Love is just a Dream and the end is bringing our feet back to the ground and away from the stars
Maybe the middle is the excitement of getting closer to love but to realize its only something to fantasie
That Mephisto Waltz in the background got me thinking that that would be a good one for an analysis video. I've always been obsessed with that one
Graham Siggins Me too, it has something evil and divine for me.
I've been obsessed with The Mephisto Waltz ever since I started piano
A-flat to B and back to A-flat, but the last A-flat, even though it is the same, is melancholic. This is how I have always interpreted this piece as love changes the world, it makes what is the same, different. A-flat is no longer sweet, you take with you the loss of the dream sequence, the memory of love, that bitter pill which is both life and the forever memory of loss. It is why Romanticism in all areas of the humanities will always be my favorite, they just encapsulate experience so well. Very much enjoyed your analysis, thank you.
i love the romantic era, its definetly one of my favorites. and liebestraum no. 3 happens to be my favorite piece of all time. and lizst himself is so incredible!
Hey, just a quick word to tell you i really like your channel, it's such a high quality content, esp for such a small (hopefully not for long) channel.
Keep going !
Thanks for the kind words! :)
I feel like confessing with just Liebestraume, but I can't. I can't play the piano. It's a love dream.
Yeah you could play this piece to get into a relationship and then when you guys break up you could play Rachmaninov’s Piano arrangement for Love’s Sorrow
get lessons and do it, c o w a r d
you can!
Such a dreamy and strong piece. And you're right, Liszt really was a rockstar!
I use to really like this piece of music. Now I love it. You are awesome lady.
Thankyou for this analysis, it has helped me formulate this emotion I always get from this song. I feel like this piece has made humanity worth it
Definitely one of my favourites by Liszt 🕊️🎼🕊️
I will always think of this piece differently now. So helpful, Thank you!
I loved this video. Thanks for sharing
Yes yes yes so happy 💕 Im learning this piece right now!
Good luck!
I really enjoyed this video thank you for posting it.
I'm blessed
I'm glad I've stumbled across your channel
I'd LOVE to see one of these analysis for Liszt's Un Sospiro.
Thanks so much. I really understand this piece now
Loved this!! Thanks
that analysis is spot on. it will help me in my interpretation. thank you a lot.
I would love if you could analyze Chopin's Nocturne in C sharp minor no.20
Oh. Thank you so much for this beautiful video. I was amazing :D
Thank you for your analysis.
Thanks, your video came right in time while I'm trying to find an appropriate interpretation for Part 2 Section B and gave me a lot of new ideas!!!
'The bass notes are kinda like filler'
Anime fans run away
Not again
I love your videos you seem like a wonderful person. Please keep uploading and I will keep watching and hitting that thumbs up :) classical music is one of the greatest monuments of western civilization and i appreciate you keeping it alive
I'm learning this right now, it's awesome
Joey DiGennaro How’d it go?
I always think of the music at 15:00 as the feeling when you about to cry
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I think u described the resolution beautifully...it does sound like a sigh. Like "Ahhh...darn...twas only a dream. Now back to reality."
I love this piece so much! I've tried it, but it is incredible hard for me, because my technique is quite not ready tor this. But someday I will be ready to try this again and someday I will able to play this piece
cutting crew reference, awesome!!
Wow I never realized how I related so much with the message of the third Liebestraüme
An analysis of Chopin's 1st Ballade would be awesome!!!
liebestraume is very nostalgic..nokia tune :)
Very helpful analysis, will be useful for my diploma exam. Thanks 🙏
OH MY GOD !!! I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS !!!!
BRAZIL LOVE U
Dang I'm diggin' your apparel.
My 14 yo just turned me on toLiszt. When I heard him start to play this song on piano I was like,”who is that!!!?” Love Beethoven, Chopin, Debussy...when i heard this I thought this may be the most beautiful music I have ever heard (the third one). I couldn’t stop listening to it and learning it myself. I thought your analysis was excellent!!! Now can’t stop listening to Liszt! (And you!) ...when my boy cleans it up going to send you a video of him playing it..maybe hook you guys up for lessons. I think he actually looks like Liszt. Been listening to the Transcendental Etude 4...going to see if you have an analysis of that..another piece I can’t stop listening too...again..great analysis...thank you.
great videos
7:59 it's about this dream that maybe happened to me about 50 times
One of my dreams is to just be able to play it for my own private undisplayed ego. Big effort of all players and writers like this comes from years of work or plain genius.
I enjoyed your videos a lot. May I request that you do a video on Liszt's Un Sospiro, a equally famous and lovely piece of Liszt that I am currently working on? I am sure many people will enjoy it. Thanks!
Your video made me cry 🤖
The first chord doesn't always tell us the key we are in, but the last chord always will, except in the case of a picardy third last chord.
Taken by L3 so much im forcing it and got it down but will i get it to speed? That coda, ending blows me away too. Morning = L3 + coffee... day after day... months pass... months to go. I love it.
I would love that you analize The inventions and sinfonias
I love n.3 my favourite
Such an amazing piece. I just uploaded a guitar version, worked so hard on it
This is fucking awesome I'm like gonna binge all ur videos omg
Thank you for sharing the information. I very much enjoy it. Could you please make a video on Rachmaninoff C#m Prelude?
Please do a analysis on liszt's Spanish rhapsody
I know it says Senza Pedal on the first cadenza but without it I think it sounds rather choppy, I think it's likely because I'm jumping notes rather than playing it smooth and in legato.
I pedal the first cadenza, and I think most performers do too - you should be good!
notice how the last two start with an anacrusis which kind of links them together as one song
I think it would be a really cool idea to analyze the first Mephisto Waltz :). It is based on a scene from Faust called, The Dance in the Village Inn. This is an awesome description, ""The Mephisto Waltz No. 1 (Liszt wrote three other pieces with the same title) is the composer's transcription of his own orchestral setting of an episode from Nikolaus Lenau's poem, Faust. The poem's relevant lines, which are reprinted on the title page of the score, describe the arrival of Mephistopheles and Faust at a village inn where a peasant wedding party is in progress. Mephistopheles tries to persuade Faust to seduce the innkeeper's beautiful daughter, but Faust holds back. Muttering that Faust may have courage enough to bet against the devil, but too little to try his luck with a wrench, Mephistopheles seizes a violin, tunes it, and thereupon provides a diabolically seductive and intoxicating tune that drives the dancers into a frenzy. At the climax, Faust runs off with the girl into the woods, where only the nightingale's song is heard and where they abandon themselves to 'the roaring sea of lust'."
Can u do a video on how to be confident while playing piano for an audience? I have a performance coming up and I am laying Chopin!!
3 years pass how did it go?
Can you make some analysis of your favorite pieces?
If you guys haven’t heard Paul Barton perform this piece you have to check it out!!
Could you do Debussy's Arabesques?
i love you xooooooooo so much
Mozart Sonata no 11 in A major!
please analyze chopin's nocturne no 20 in c sharp minor (op. posth)
Chopin's 3 sonatas would be a good idea to make videos on.
like ''cube-alig'' said, please make an analysis of mephisto waltz
What about the Consolations by Liszt? Have you done a video yet?
At 18:29, that first measure shown has the melody going "C Db C Bb." All 3 of my editions have the melody as "C Bb C Bb." Weird!
How about an analysis of one of handels music like messiah hallelujah chorus
Hey so I've been playing piano for about 6 years, Ive had no private lessons and I'm self taught and was wondering if even though that's the case I could still maybe approach these pieces. Can anyone give me their 2 cents?
Professor Bagel I wouldn’t recommend it. Later in the song, the cadenzas and overpowering middle section is too hard to attempt yet. I’ve been playing piano for 10 years with lessons and I’m just attempting it now. You can try, but I recommend waiting so you can give the piece the glory it deserves
im learning this for my crush
Nice! I'm sure he/she will love it. Did you make it through?
do reverie please
ospolleke that's a beautiful piece
I would translate it closer to lovers dream.
which musical pieces do you have in the background?
Tbh I kinda ship Chopin and Liszt
Amanda M Same tbh
Amanda M OH MY GOODNESS I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE
I kinda ship chopinliszt but chopin and george sand dk why🌝
Toby Chann #ChopinLiszt Is the real ship, I'm pretty sure George Sand didn't even love Chopin.
Amanda M noooo i'll just keep drowning in my chopin sand ship😭😭
Ab - E isn't such a sharp contrast, that's not a satisfying explanation for the tonal relationships of the pieces. It's the "Versunkenheit" relationship as it's called in the German tradition (4 fifths lower, E being enharmonic of F-flat). As you made a connection with the loss of Chopin, it's interesting to notice that "Ab-E" was probably Chopin's most characteristic modulation. It happens in a lot of his pieces! Liszt most certainly knew that.
Actually Nos 2 and 3 were already composed around 1845. They may still have a Chopin Connection, but I think a lady was involved (not Marie d'Agoult nor Sayn-Wttgenstein).
Ab major was his "physical love key" while E major is more of a sacred love key.
@@ruramikael he made pieces that had Chopin's "style" around Chopin's death because of his grief for his friend
@@reimakousei793 As I wrote above, at least two of the three pieces were composed four years before the death of Chopin, so no connection there.
@@ruramikael no it was after his death that he started making pieces with Chopin's style (just a few pieces)
why didn't you play it urself?
Maybe you will say that I didn't understand the meaning of the piece, but from my point of view the Liebestraum no3 just describes making love (in the most poetic and romantic way of course). I don't want to get into much detail but I can hear diferent parts of a sexual intercourse in this awesome piece.
Anyway, very good video!!
Ha ha ha, you're not wrong. :)
Marc Montañà Perramon I will never listen to that peice the same again
+Ben hahahaha sorry man!
So does that make it a wet dream
well now that's ruined for me thanks..
Very Cool Video, its funny it's a german song, but there is no german analysis, so I had to watched it in english :D
you've heard of the term Bible for dummies. Well, this is illustrated music equivalence to that. If, you are a student of music History, turn the page, for you will not find it here. If truly interested in the life of Franz Liszt, you can begin Google Alan Walker, whose twenty five years of research, his life work on Franz Liszt, is unrivaled, and more importantly very enlightening. There are also many lectures that you may enjoy of Prof. Walker.
Is there anyway you could put a questimate on what level this song is at? I feel so connected but I know if I learn it before I'm ready, it will ruin it!! Thanks for all your help!
actually, I think that would be a great thing to add when you do these kinds of videos! just a little feedback! I love your channel and watch it nearly everyday
Thinks it around 6 -7 In sum music system i don't really remember
Transcendental Etudes By Liszt
Can you do Scherzo 2
Please analyze Chopin étude révolutionnaire
Analyze El Contrabandista by Franz Liszt
Amazing video I love Liszt, but I think the sheet notes for 2nd Liberstraum were not correct.
please, analyze Chopin's polonaise in G sharp minor
10:34 that literally what i did
You should do Mephisto Waltzes
How difficult is the the 3rd liebestraum classed? (henle)
Henle level 6/7.
Thanks dear
How about Chopin's funeral march
Okay...
Listen to Elvis Presley's "Today, Tomorrow, and Forever." Based off "
Listz's Liberstraum No. 3"
"this song" what are songs? piece
Yup it's Aye-tood.
May I ask whose recording is this ?
El chaconne en re menor de bach
pls do la campanella
Liszt look like the actor of dune
*s* *o* *n* *g*
it is actually "liebesträume" ;)
Tryhard momments
*song*