[My all videos were not (will not be) sped up. Link (+ Iphone timer version): ua-cam.com/video/ZhifDc12Ic4/v-deo.html ] Thanks much for 1000 subscribers:) Subscribers have been increased rapidly than I thought. Your support is a great help to me. I prepared La Campanella quickly with gratitude. I always remember these 1000 subscribers, and I will try to prepare for great performances in the future.
You win this by yourself your subscribers love this channel because you make amazing music that is the reason why everyone watch this channel because is amazing you win this you alone we love this channel :) We love Kassia
@@annasun213 I'm at intermediate II (Started a few months ago knowing practically nothing about playing the piano) and I can honestly say I've learned a lot, but this piece makes my head reel. I haven't even tried and I'm already confused. xD
My favorite part is around 2:40 when you know the main riff is coming back but with this new trilly flare and you know it's about to be insane. This piece is amazing now, and I can only imagine how ridiculous it must have been when it originally debuted to the world. Lovely!
Pianists really amaze me, how do they split their brain into two different entities in order to play completely different hand movements, time signatures, rhythm, dexterity....I can't really put into words the complexity of physicality required to play compositions like this. Incredible.
I'm nowhere near as good as this, but I do have an answer: practice. You know how you don't really think about what you're doing when you walk? It wasn't always like that; Babies have to spend a long time getting a handle on that skill. However, once you put enough time into it you stop thinking about it entirely. Some part of your brain sees a pattern in what you're doing and starts picking up the slack for you. Playing piano, or really any difficult skill, is just like this. You do the same thing over and over, and eventually your brain picks up on the patterns. It's actually a little freaky watching your own mind figure stuff out on it's own, learning to do things that feel like they should be impossible. But, it is possible. It's just how the human brain works. Do the thing a lot, then it becomes second nature. Some people think this somehow takes away from the "specialness" of attaining such high proficiency in a thing, but I disagree. If anything, it's more impressive. You need to truly love a craft to sink that kind of time into it.
Idk about everyone else but I don’t really split my brain in two at all. I have to practice each hand separately, then together. Eventually the rhythms of the two halves merge into a complete piece. I can hear the two halves fully separately in real time, but my hands move together and anticipate and thus rely on each others movements.
This age of composition is, was and always be the pinnacle. As a choir conductor, these notes are ever difficult to note it down, let alone perform it. Mind boggling stuff truly.
My Grandfather had a very special ability with the piano. There is a recording of when I was little, I was at my grandparents' house, they had a piano. My grandfather was playing ‘La Campanella’ (This same piece) while I was admiring him and very happily dancing to the song. It was like Magic when he played the Piano, he truly took you to another world between his notes. I have very blurry memories, as I was about three years old. I would have liked to know him when I was older, to have been more aware of what I was going to lose in the future, to be able to spend moments together. Back then I was just a little girl who enjoyed his songs, now I miss him. Rest in Peace.
Your talent never fails to impress me. Seeing one of my favorite pieces being played by one of my favorite pianists really makes me happy. You keep me motivated to keep practicing when I'm feeling lazy
@@13gxcy incorrect This piece is specifically transcribed for piano, Liszt etude s141 no3 The violin concerto u mentioned is composed by Paganini, this Liszt etude is inspired by that violin concerto
@@Eric-yi2yl Weren't etudes like "practice" pieces that are supposed to display the performer's skill? Though these pieces merit getting played in a large crowd due to how awesome they sound. I can only imagine how many hundreds or thousands of hours of practice one needs to spend to be able to play them because of its complexity.
@@jpoy21 yes you are right. Etudes in English are called "studies", studying for a specific technique. The amount of hours getting these Liszt etudes done are completely insignificant, compared to the hours you need to spend to build up the basics and become prepared to do these etudes.
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@@gordonf238ro can’t you see the light on all the bone structure, veins too 😭no midi can can play with those details anyway, especially not since this video is 3 years old… ai has only been used properly to do the things you suggest within the past year also, i don’t think an ai would have to use the tactics the uploader did in order to play the notes quickly enough
Many years ago in the 50s the girls school,I attended had an assembly every morning. There were lots of very take ted pianists in our ranks, and every morning whilst we were assembling there would be piano music before the Head in her flowing gown walked down the aisle to commence the day. As soon as the doors opened , the pianist would stop, only once did the Head wait outside the door , transfixed like the rest of us by this exquisite piece of music played by a gifted 14 year old. I have never forgotten it.
1:30 i never heard something like this in my life its just to beautiful to describe it in words Kassia i love u for playing this masterpiece so champion like❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@Alex Snyder what truth? If its ultimate cringe then Ill be scared shitless if its not then I dont give a shit, and sorry for my offensive comments I just dont like comments with this style Edit: if its about subs, you can think about the friends,families,bot accounts that can sub
Oh my gosh I know right? Just the part from 2:35 to 2:45 is absolutely IMPOSSIBLE to do unless you're a more evolved type of human being like the people who wrote the songs were and the few people who can play them are.
I have no words...no, there is nothing in the dictionary to express how amazing it is to watch you play. I feel like I need to be paying to watch these performances!
Woah!! The absolute epitome of classical piano I have ever had the privilege of witnessing!! Kudos to you Kassia!! You have truly blessed my ears...and Im not even a piano buff!!
Many people are praising her speed, but let's not forget about the clarity of every note. Each key strike is distinct and audible, which enhances the beauty of the performance. This is precisely how Liszt intended it to be played.
@@coolrobinxx22r88 Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I personally believe that Kassia is a talented artist and her performance of La Campanella is impressive. Could you please clarify why you think the hands in the video are fake?
@@coolrobinxx22r88though her performance is amazing, I’ve noticed multiple mistakes within the notes, velocity, and speed itself. this is a REAL performance with REAL mistakes like how a human should be. kassia’s take is pretty and mesmerizing
@@eviturnal I'm pretty sure she sometimes speeds up the video so it seems as if she's playing incredibly fast, but clear at the same time. A perfect example is her video of the Ocean etude by Chopin, go check it out!! You'll understand what i mean :).
This is CGI animation. I didn't know that either before. I thought that she was one of the fastest piano players I'd ever seen. But I guess now it makes sense that this is CGI, since I guess that an actual person's hands can't play notes that quickly and precisely. This isn't an actual super-talented pianist afterall, lol
@@Kassiapiano SHOW BETTER PERFORMANCE???!??!?!?! HOW?? HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWW IST IT EVEN IN MY DREAMS POSSIBLE, to play better than THIS COVER??????? Its impossible... I am out of my mind... this is UNBELIEVABLE I DONT HAVE WORDS I mean HOOOOOOOOOOOWWWW CAN YOU PLAY SO FAAAASTTTT??????????????????????????????????????????????????? It is... it is.... IT IS::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: *dies of heartattack*
More like *"Pressing your fingers into wires for hours till the skin dies and callouses over hurts your hands"* I only played piano for 3 years in HS but never could I look at my fingers a week after playing and still have a perfect line cut right into the callouses on all my fingers lol but the bright side is you only get cramps in one hand
Of course one of the most demanding pieces of music ever is written by the best pianist ever, based on the work of the best violinist ever. Very good job, Kassia!
It hurts when someone arguing between Rousseau and Kassia. I'm a fan of Rousseau. Now I see lots of bash about him. It really hurts. You should respect any musicians not bashing them. Yes, Rousseau is now uploading more pop music but it doesn't mean that he want more subscribers. He want us to enjoy his performance. If you're boring because Rousseau is still not uploading HR2, have patience my friend. Bro that's HR2! Who can play it perfectly in just 1 week? Or maybe months? I'm sorry Kassia for commenting this on your channel but I can't take this arguing. Sorry guys for being so drama on this. By the way, Kassia, excellent performance. Keep it up!
I found this comment now.:) I felt how much you like classical pieces and Rousseau. I also don't like comparing artists. Sometimes, I want to remove some comments like that. Until now, I'm not erasing it because I think that it's a free space. As you know, I'm also being insulted by some of Rousseau's fans. I hope that Rousseau and Rousseau fans will achieve their good dreams. Thank you for your kind words.:)
Yea, I can agree with the sentiment, but Rosseau lacks expression in many of his pieces. His La Campanella isn't well-expressed at all. His Baroque and Classical pieces are pretty good because he has good technique- but he lacks expression. Kassia is much more expressive in interpretations, on top of great technique. I appreciate what he does- but he still has far to go, especially when it comes to expression and improving his technique.
Rousseau is actually really smart. He saves the most difficult pieces for his specials, so that people have things to anticipate and a reason to share his channel so that they can see the videos
Thank You for putting Paganini in the title, I was recently surprised as it turns out many people think this is Liszt’s original piece. Anyway, maybe someday you could play the transcendental etude n.6, really iconic and would be a great milestone video :)
Hi, Mateusz.:) I think that many youtuber did it because youtube algorithm wants short title for searching. I will try to fill in the correct information in this channel. Please let me know if there is anything wrong or strange. Maybe I will play etude 6 in the future. Thank you always!💕
@@samthepianoman no, but it wasn't uncommon for brahms, schumann, liszt, chopin to use themes from other composers and there's nothing wrong with doing so.
Alias Fakename Paganini and Liszt were often accused of either selling their souls to the devil or actually being possessed by the devil because of their skill. Fun fact of the day!
i just started learning piano 2 days ago and i can barely play 3 bars of für elise and not even in rythm, seeing this is so motivating yet depressing, awesome preformance
Für Elise is actually pretty hard! I’ve been playing piano for about 3-4 years and I’ve just perfected it a few months ago! It really depends what version of für elise you’re playing but good job! 💅✨
Kassia (for me) is one of very few pianists who makes Liszt's works sound like something more than a very, very difficult study. Technical ability aside, it's truly the range of touch, voicing and interpretation that really stand out. 😍 And not just for this piece, I'm quite sure there are "cleaner" versions by other pianists, but I actually like the generous use of the sustain pedal to create the mass of sound, no matter complaints that it muddies the sound, lol.
all the people saying this is fake are sending me. i've been playing for 19 years and teaching for 7, this is real. it's not like this isn't humanly possible, i know it's just hard to believe because Kassia is so talented💕
Now that was really unexpected when I see the title 'La campanella' I was like Omg one of the nightmare piece weldone kassia and congratulation for the 1k subscribers Waiting for a million subscribers :) Edit:Thanks for the likes everyone :)
Wait what? 1k? Your comment was written a week ago and now she has 9,8k... She’s really getting subscribers extremely fast. Maybe if we come back in a week she’ll have ten thousand more 😅
[My all videos were not (will not be) sped up. Link (+ Iphone timer version): ua-cam.com/video/ZhifDc12Ic4/v-deo.html ] Thanks much for 1000 subscribers:) Subscribers have been increased rapidly than I thought. Your support is a great help to me. I prepared La Campanella quickly with gratitude. I always remember these 1000 subscribers, and I will try to prepare for great performances in the future.
Keep going ! I already love this channel
You win this by yourself your subscribers love this channel because you make amazing music that is the reason why everyone watch this channel because is amazing you win this you alone we love this channel :)
We love Kassia
hey can you do bethoveen piano sonata no.8 pathetique mvt.1??!!!
Hungarian rphasody no2 next!!
And Mozart Turkish march
Well well well.... looks like someone got to day 4 of simply piano
I almost finsh all the SimplyPiano
@@annasun213 I'm at intermediate II (Started a few months ago knowing practically nothing about playing the piano) and I can honestly say I've learned a lot, but this piece makes my head reel. I haven't even tried and I'm already confused. xD
I go to Pre-advanced
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@@annasun213 Nice! I'm probably gonna get there within the next few months as well. (Quarantine means lots of time to practice)
Easy.
What.
Oh Liszt, you and Paganini sure do know how to make us pianists suffer.
That’s *the* Liszt alright.
Hy Mr Liszt
You dont like the c# and the d# keys, right?
Hi Liszt!! I love you
what I expect to be able to play after the first piano lesson:
Somebody get this comment to the top
Yep
yeah, my 1st piano class was just some simple exercises and Ode to Joy, while I was expecting to play caprice 24 xD
@@primatasanonimos Why would you expect to play a violin piece in piano class?
@@duckbear1892 It's possible, I mean
Lizst's arrangement
My favorite part is around 2:40 when you know the main riff is coming back but with this new trilly flare and you know it's about to be insane. This piece is amazing now, and I can only imagine how ridiculous it must have been when it originally debuted to the world. Lovely!
Did you also notice that at 2:42 her hands literally phase through eachother? Seems like she edited it..?
@@SmashPhoenixXNo, her left hand is under her right hand.
Bro is hitting the g spot
@@SmashPhoenixXNo
Pianists really amaze me, how do they split their brain into two different entities in order to play completely different hand movements, time signatures, rhythm, dexterity....I can't really put into words the complexity of physicality required to play compositions like this. Incredible.
I'm nowhere near as good as this, but I do have an answer: practice.
You know how you don't really think about what you're doing when you walk? It wasn't always like that; Babies have to spend a long time getting a handle on that skill. However, once you put enough time into it you stop thinking about it entirely. Some part of your brain sees a pattern in what you're doing and starts picking up the slack for you.
Playing piano, or really any difficult skill, is just like this. You do the same thing over and over, and eventually your brain picks up on the patterns. It's actually a little freaky watching your own mind figure stuff out on it's own, learning to do things that feel like they should be impossible. But, it is possible. It's just how the human brain works. Do the thing a lot, then it becomes second nature.
Some people think this somehow takes away from the "specialness" of attaining such high proficiency in a thing, but I disagree. If anything, it's more impressive. You need to truly love a craft to sink that kind of time into it.
i mean like we just practice this piece is actually not that bad if you just practice
Idk about everyone else but I don’t really split my brain in two at all. I have to practice each hand separately, then together. Eventually the rhythms of the two halves merge into a complete piece. I can hear the two halves fully separately in real time, but my hands move together and anticipate and thus rely on each others movements.
@@AetherNoble exactly that’s how I learned this piece which took like 2 weeks of practice
@@timothyhansen4648I played piano for 12 years growing up, it's honestly just muscle memory after hours and hours of repetition on a piece.
Paganini: >:)
*Prepare for trouble-*
Liszt: (kicking a door down and entering) *-and make it double.*
To protect the world from noobs
This is funny because around 3:20 looks like a pikachu face
Chopin: i m speeeeeeeeed
@@jocl88 omg its true
*Surprised Pikachu face
To denounce the evils of violin and piano
Liszt was so nice, he made sure that none of the notes felt left out.
Factual!
Great comment, one problem
*I saw one on another video much older than 2 weeks old*
And?
well, many comments are plagiariazed by people and I happen to be that person to plagiariaze
@@Agfroglim atleast you admit
안녕하세요 도덕수업에서 선플달기 챌린지를 하고있는 중학생입니다.
수준 높은 피아노 연주 잘들었습니다.
정말 피아노 하나로 연주하는게 맞나 싶을 정도로 소리가 꽉꽉 차네요.
👍
우왕 한국인이당
노곰마
Korean :D
@@klosk3885 에라이 스벌자슥아 그 나이 쳐먹고 고작 한다는게 노곰마 ㅇㅈㄹ이냐 쓰레기새꺄
Piano teachers: Right hand plays the melody
Liszt: What do you mean by "Right"¿
Beethoven's moonlight sonata 3rd movement also have the left hand playin melody and right hand play chords
:thinking:
Laughs in baroque
Hah lol
Teachers are right. Most of the piece is played by right hand, left hand adds harmonics.
Satie: Adding more notes doesn't automatically make your music better!
Liszt: haha finger go brrrrrrrrrrrr
brrrrrr
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burrrrrr
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와 근데 진짜 연주하는 거 진짜 미쳤어요 손이 진짜 너무 빠르고 가볍고 정확하고 어떻게 건반 사이사이 다니면서 정확하게 하시지 진짜 진짜......
진짜로 미친거 같아요..
Sim
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@@eezn5779 조성진하고 비교를 하나? ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 칭찬 좀 해주면 어디 덧나나 엄청 깔끔한 연준데..
님들 내 댓글에서 싸우지 말고... 따로 댓글 쓰셈 알림 옴
This age of composition is, was and always be the pinnacle. As a choir conductor, these notes are ever difficult to note it down, let alone perform it. Mind boggling stuff truly.
My Grandfather had a very special ability with the piano. There is a recording of when I was little, I was at my grandparents' house, they had a piano. My grandfather was playing ‘La Campanella’ (This same piece) while I was admiring him and very happily dancing to the song. It was like Magic when he played the Piano, he truly took you to another world between his notes. I have very blurry memories, as I was about three years old. I would have liked to know him when I was older, to have been more aware of what I was going to lose in the future, to be able to spend moments together. Back then I was just a little girl who enjoyed his songs, now I miss him. Rest in Peace.
Fuck Now I'm sad
condolences bro
Respect.
@@stemy69 she's a girl bro...... That makes a lot of sense 😅
@@f3perfectionist5 i have the same habit of calling everyone bro
Brain : Did U see?
Eyes : Yeah
Brain : Let's go.
Hands :
Reality is:
Eye : I see. Let's go !
Brain : ... I can't even remember what the first code was.
Eye : YOU BULLSHIT
Hand : ( just clicking a mouse)
앜ㅋㅋ 외국인도 이런 드립있구낰ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
@@merong_mong ㅋㅋ 나도 그생각했는데
it ain't FAMILIAH.
No respond.
이 정도의 고퀄리티 연주를 방안에서 누우면서 들을 수 있다는게 얼마나 큰 행복인가...
조하
레알 ㅋㅋ
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Your talent never fails to impress me. Seeing one of my favorite pieces being played by one of my favorite pianists really makes me happy. You keep me motivated to keep practicing when I'm feeling lazy
와 진짜 오른손이 ㄹㅇ 사람이 어떻게 저렇개 움직이지.. 그걸또 정해진 자리에 맞춰 친다는개 너무 대단한듯 이게 최애영상인데 이거 볼때마다 진짜 천재 아닌가..? 싶음
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손가락 부러질듯...
한국인 찾음!
This piece is the literal definition of “I bought the whole piano, so I’m gonna use the whole piano” except x1000
Hahahahahah true!
@Just a random no one xD rush e is pretty much a joke cause it's unplayable.
Then again most of the bass notes haven’t been used
untrue
isnt that with most romantic music lmfao
This is one of the most difficult pieces in Classical music! Bravo for playing it so well. Your piano skills is world class!
they played it literally PERFECTLY!
there are sooo many more difficult piano pieces than LC
not really
He just said its *one* of the most difficult. Well people have different perspective i guess
@@socringe2217 Still, not even in the top 5000
3:47 Bro Kassia created a 3.7 magnitude earthquake with the piano.
Franz “I paid for the whole piano, im gonna play the whole piano” Liszt
He really said let me get my moneys worth
He was violinist. The original piece is for violin concert.
@@13gxcy incorrect
This piece is specifically transcribed for piano, Liszt etude s141 no3
The violin concerto u mentioned is composed by Paganini, this Liszt etude is inspired by that violin concerto
@@Eric-yi2yl Weren't etudes like "practice" pieces that are supposed to display the performer's skill? Though these pieces merit getting played in a large crowd due to how awesome they sound. I can only imagine how many hundreds or thousands of hours of practice one needs to spend to be able to play them because of its complexity.
@@jpoy21 yes you are right. Etudes in English are called "studies", studying for a specific technique.
The amount of hours getting these Liszt etudes done are completely insignificant, compared to the hours you need to spend to build up the basics and become prepared to do these etudes.
2:46
Left hand: Chilling
Right Hand: Seizure, adderall, 10 bottles of Coke, 10,000 m&m’s, 10 tubs of ice cream, 10 pounds of raw sugar, 50 bottles of maple syrup, 50 gallons of MtN Dew, 100 bowls of cereal, 30 adrenaline shots, and 600 vitamin gummies...
jesus christ you could've just said "601 vitamin gummies"
Killerguy2631 lmaoo underrated!
Imagine turning on a flashlight and your right hand is just having a PTSD and starts seizuring
XD
I spit out some of my drink while the rest went up my nose 😂
I can play as fast as this, only difference is that i hit 50 wrong keys per second
Lol😂
That’s a mood ngl
I'm pretty sure that u can't do it that fast even playing all wrong 😂
same
Really
Kassia is really just casually one of the best pianists in the world.
No!! It's rousseaou
Kassia on top
Kassia on my top
@@Connguoideptrai512 and @mrll0gg just why
Not to flex but, I can play up to 0:09
Whaaaat?? Me tooo. We are the same broooo
Not to flex but I made it to 16:38
I made it to 3:38 :/
I made it to 4:28, but not 4:29. I’m too lazy to learn that last chord
Im trembling honestly an alpha male i can only go to 0:01
As a fellow pianist I know from experience how hard it is to hit these notes accurately and with that kind of expression u put in mega work well done
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This is a CGI generated MIDI recording. Not played by an actual human.
@@gordonf238ro can’t you see the light on all the bone structure, veins too 😭no midi can can play with those details anyway, especially not since this video is 3 years old… ai has only been used properly to do the things you suggest within the past year
also, i don’t think an ai would have to use the tactics the uploader did in order to play the notes quickly enough
@@gordonf238 be so fr right now..
even if its not CGI, you can just play it at 50% or even 25% and just speed it up at editing.
難曲と聞いていましたが、冒頭部分の右手をみて、納得しました。右手のたたく高音がきれい！
Many years ago in the 50s the girls school,I attended had an assembly every morning. There were lots of very take ted pianists in our ranks, and every morning whilst we were assembling there would be piano music before the Head in her flowing gown walked down the aisle to commence the day. As soon as the doors opened , the pianist would stop, only once did the Head wait outside the door , transfixed like the rest of us by this exquisite piece of music played by a gifted 14 year old. I have never forgotten it.
Piano teacher: Don't try to learn piano pieces above your level.
Me: *searches* "How to play La Campanella"
I have done this and this motivates me because I like chopin's music and I can play it. Its harder but rewarding.
Oh wow that’s me :)
Me too haha
So true😆
✋💀
These hand movements are so refined and smooth.
its animated
@@prod.gh0st66 no
@@prod.gh0st66 bruh
@@prod.gh0st66 bro what💀💀
@@prod.gh0st66there are literally some wrong notes, which i doubt ai would be able to replicate
1:30 i never heard something like this in my life its just to beautiful to describe it in words Kassia i love u for playing this masterpiece so champion like❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
simply piano ads: day 1: jingle bells
day 3: *this*
Ryan Xia
stönks
day 7 : Hungarian Rhapsody no 15
Day 7: Moonlight Sonata "Infinite" movement
Day 14 : Ling Ling
Day 40:play flight of the bumblebee 15 notes a second
Paganini: here comes trouble
Liszt : and make it double
Underrated comment. 😆
@@NimeuMusic totally about to comment that lol
why not triple?
to unite the people in the nation
Accurate
Notes=perfect
Fingering=perfect
Pedal usage=perfect
Pianist=perfect
Harassing the piano until to it has no will to live=perfect
Smash the keys until they get out-tuned=perfect
perfect=perfect
shrek = perfectectionisticilostationoffilistiniss
Sound = perfect
Wow.
Just wow.
Hats off to the composer and interpreter.
Yep, but hats on to Kassia. her had moving skills are unnatural...
Beethoven : make the pianists cry
Chopin : make the piano cry
Liszt make : both piano and pianists cry
Edit : paginini : makes the bow cry
SO TRUEEEE!
I'm done 😭😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Paganini: makes the violinist cry.
Underrated
@@TheWonderfulWombat +make the violin cry😂😂😂😂😂
Left hand : working hard.
Right hand : challenging God himself.
@Ani Aries wtf
@@guywhoasked6046 You simply fear the truth she brings
@Alex Snyder what truth? If its ultimate cringe then Ill be scared shitless if its not then I dont give a shit, and sorry for my offensive comments I just dont like comments with this style
Edit: if its about subs, you can think about the friends,families,bot accounts that can sub
Thats why we do December bois.
Please don't say things like this :c
The level of accuracy and brain power that's needed for the piece is astounding.
hamburrgerr
@@jayz_fs thanks.
Oh my gosh I know right? Just the part from 2:35 to 2:45 is absolutely IMPOSSIBLE to do unless you're a more evolved type of human being like the people who wrote the songs were and the few people who can play them are.
It also helps to have a high ability in musical talent and brilliance to comprehend the pieces in depth.
I know absolutely nothing about the piano but this song completely overwhelmed me, merci
This piece makes a left handed person turn right handed.
This is the most underated comment in the world
i'm laughing and left handed at this
then the piano should be reversed left to right
laughs left handedly
@@6ftcheeseburger384 dedly
Left hand: I'm but a mere mortal.
Right hand: declares war on the universe.
YES
곡을 들어만 봤지 연주하는 손은 처음보는데 진짜 대단하네여..........
새우 님 자꾸 왜 님 드립이랑 관련없는 댓글에 님 드립 어쩌구 하시는 거예요???? ㄹㅇ 궁금해서
그니까요.. ㅇㅈㅇㅈ
@@i0i04 저도 궁금함ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 갑자기 자기가 뭔 드립을 전파했다는건지...
새우 ?
외국인 댓글에도 이상한 댓글들 많이 써놨든데 할일 없는 관종인듯
정말 잘치시네요 저도 피아노에 관심이 많은데 요즘 한번 쳐 보려고 노력 하고 있지만 역시 힘들긴 하네요.... 이걸들으니 이런사람들은 얼마나 많은 시간을 들여서 연습했는지 실감이 납니다.... 정말 멋지시네요
I have no words...no, there is nothing in the dictionary to express how amazing it is to watch you play. I feel like I need to be paying to watch these performances!
Except for the fact that it’s probably fake…. You have to make a conscious effort for your thumbs to not bend like that. It’s very hard, try it
@@pengii6804 it is clearly not fake :D she even made some very little mistakes that proves it is real and not sped up
magic of the internet - so happy that I have access to all this that my parents didn't have.
@@pengii6804 ??? can you give a timestamp? Everyone's hand works different.
Definitely fake. The left hand clips through the right hand at around 2:42
Paganini : How many keys do you wanna use?
Liszt : YES
I bought the whole piano imma use the whole piano
Liszt: I use a very long Liszt of keys.
Mikiyase Gebreselasse I calculated, this piece uses 71 out of the 88 keys of a piano
Brielle Victoria G. Rodriguez DID YOU ACTUALLY COUNT HOW MANY TIMES SHE PRESSED EACH KEY!
cmon, liszt was being economic! liszt is nature friendly :p
as a person who previously learned the piano, flute and the violin, if you can play this piece you have my UTMOST RESPECT
Make a video about it, then i will have my UTMOST RESPECT for you
But it's mediocre
@@N____er ayo
Woah!! The absolute epitome of classical piano I have ever had the privilege of witnessing!! Kudos to you Kassia!! You have truly blessed my ears...and Im not even a piano buff!!
Chopin: Let’s see how fast your hands can go.
Paganini: Let’s see how much of the piano we can hit in 3 seconds.
Paganini is a violinist. He wrote the piece and Liszt transferred it to the piano
@@tayasslave liszt didn't just transfer it, he made his own arrangement
@@lick28 oh thanks for informing me 😂
@@tayasslave np
even if its liszt not paganini this is so fucking accurate
at 3:48 she's playing so fast the piano literally shook
Omg ur right
think this was the camera
78 90 Shhh, let’s not ruin the joke, shall we ?
@@handsumsquidwad1208 yeee
Camera moved
Many people are praising her speed, but let's not forget about the clarity of every note. Each key strike is distinct and audible, which enhances the beauty of the performance. This is precisely how Liszt intended it to be played.
I’m pretty sure those are fake hands
@@coolrobinxx22r88 Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I personally believe that Kassia is a talented artist and her performance of La Campanella is impressive. Could you please clarify why you think the hands in the video are fake?
@@coolrobinxx22r88though her performance is amazing, I’ve noticed multiple mistakes within the notes, velocity, and speed itself. this is a REAL performance with REAL mistakes like how a human should be. kassia’s take is pretty and mesmerizing
@@eviturnal I'm pretty sure she sometimes speeds up the video so it seems as if she's playing incredibly fast, but clear at the same time. A perfect example is her video of the Ocean etude by Chopin, go check it out!! You'll understand what i mean :).
@@tjennecornil1151 no shes literally just fast
You play with more passion and emotion, than many profissional concert pianist around the world.
left hand: lalalala
right hand: *HELP*
interesting 😂😂
くぅ *L A M E N T A B L E*
Left hand isn’t easy but compared to right hand...
LMAO. True it looked like the left was trancing around having fun in the garden on a summer day while the right, well, was crying for help.
EjayT06 TwoSet?
I absolutely love watching a pianist's hands when she or he's playing... They're like they were dancing above the keyboard !!
-dancing- going insane*
@@pokpokchan9208 😂🤣
손가락이 어떻게 저렇게 움직일 수가 있지... 저 곡을 만든 사람이나 치는 사람이나 진짜 멋있다...
와....한국인 반갑습니다😀 그리고 저도 같은생각입니다
저두여
한국인의 생각은 무조건 올소
옳 @@고훈영-q9e
Absolutely mindblowing performance. This is Liszt all by himself, must be the fastest possible and all piano keys used.
This is CGI animation. I didn't know that either before. I thought that she was one of the fastest piano players I'd ever seen. But I guess now it makes sense that this is CGI, since I guess that an actual person's hands can't play notes that quickly and precisely. This isn't an actual super-talented pianist afterall, lol
Wasn’t expecting this quality, you added a nice touch of your own style.
Extra credits for mentioning Paganini in the title.
Thank you, Nic.:) I will show better performance in the future.💕
@@Kassiapiano could you try Hungarian Rhapsody No.2
@@Kassiapiano SHOW BETTER PERFORMANCE???!??!?!?!
HOW?? HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWW IST IT EVEN IN MY DREAMS POSSIBLE, to play better than THIS COVER???????
Its impossible... I am out of my mind... this is UNBELIEVABLE
I DONT HAVE WORDS
I mean
HOOOOOOOOOOOWWWW CAN YOU PLAY SO FAAAASTTTT???????????????????????????????????????????????????
It is... it is.... IT IS:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
*dies of heartattack*
The most beautiful hand-torture ever.
Bet you never see me fap
@@thisisajang LOL u made my day with this comment
@@felipe2637 glad to help 😁😁
I should not be the only one who imagined playing this at a school talent show or in front of my imagery friends....
Thats the reason why we are watching this
149 people are just living the same life huh
Among us picture lol
Red is imposter!!!!
What is friend
Random girl: show me what those fingers can do
Franz liszt:
Liszt and Paganini did actually get MAD girls back in the day
@@Roma-kp4qg one of the first "manias" in fact... apparently women would faint while he played!
2:36
*Lisztmania has entered the chat*
Girls back in the days were hard to be impressed. Dispute their skillful hands they probably lost to body builders and men or muscles.
Playing la Campanella twice to four times a week is a good cardio excercise and is guaranteed to keep you in good shape
Approved
*FDA approved*
How about every damn day ?
@@partha2806 We dont support suicidal tendencies
@@milky178 😂😂😂😂😂
なんだこのピアノ、、かっこよすぎでしょ、、曲も最高だし、、なんなん、、好き、、
La Campanella ("The Bell"). Brings back memories of my own son playing this when he was in his late teens. It astonished me then and still does today.
とある海苔漁師から来ました
そしてこの曲を盲目なのにも関わらず、完璧にこなす辻井伸行さんはやはりすごいと思いました
The art and philosophy of this piece isn't the composition itself, but the way it's being played and the unique movement of the hands.
この曲を聴いて感動しない人はおそらくいないのではないかと思うほど、美しい曲ですね。素晴らしい演奏を有り難うございました。🎶❤️❤️
his hand is so fast like literally unbelieveable absolute fabulous
Pianists and violinists: * just trying to keep their hands in tact *
Paganini and liszt: we don't do that here
*Paganini
!
이런 비슷한 채널들 중에서 이분이 제일 부드럽고 듣기 좋다...
ㄹㅇ다른데는 들으면 심장이 아프고 개불편한데
한글....반갑습니당ㅎㅎ
You'll definitely get more subscribers if you do Hungarian Rhapsody No.2 before Rousseau.
@TheTage Show I'm ashamed of Rousseau
@TheTage Show Exactly my thought.
@TheTage Show Modern music is just not my thing. Too many repetitions.
That's called upload strategy my dudes. UA-cam recommends modern pieces.
@TheTage Show Yeah but if he only uploaded classical he wouldnt be able to get past the 1mil subs.
Your hand movements on the piano are really beautiful!
こんなに早いのに音ズレもなくて正確に弾いてるとか凄いとか言うレベルじゃない……😖🤍
Just imagine wtf was Paganini and Liszt smoking when they composed this.
i need me some of that liszt weed
weed and violin dust
whats poppin LMAOO
Nothing
You know they were going hard af lol.
한국인을 찾고 계신 당신, 동지군요... 무슨 한국인 찾는게 그렇게 힘든지...
어떻게 알았지ㅡㅡ...
ㅋㅋㅋ
ㅋㅋㅋ
確かに
절대 뜨끔하지 않았어요ㅡㅡ
lights so fast can cause epilepsy, you're amazing
진짜 악명높은건 알고있었지만 화가 날 정도다 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 무슨생각으로 만든거야 이노래 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
스페인환상곡 한번 듣고 오시면 이 곡은 입문곡이라는 것을 알게 되십니다!
문제는 바이올린...
너무멋짐.이노래
뭐지진짜로 ㅋㅋㅋ
よくこんな的確に鍵盤押せるよね。素直に尊敬
*”Playing guitar hurts your hands”*
Franz Liszt: *I apologize, what was that again?*
More like *"Pressing your fingers into wires for hours till the skin dies and callouses over hurts your hands"*
I only played piano for 3 years in HS but never could I look at my fingers a week after playing and still have a perfect line cut right into the callouses on all my fingers lol but the bright side is you only get cramps in one hand
Bussa The Younger ohhh dang that’s bad
Liszt played guitar btw
CofeDafoax INTERESTING...
@@Jay-st6sl Well, cramps and distention, are more serious than calluses
It’s amazing the fact you can play every hard piano pieces
This is a whole new dimension of appreciating music. Everyone should 'see' music.
이걸 미스 하나 없이 쳐낸다는 건 진짜 대단하다는 거임
보는 내 팔이 다 아프다
ㅎ2
그러기위해 연습 한시간이 얼마나될까...ㄷㄷ
@@초코핫-j6b 평생이리라고 생각합니다;;...
대단하신 분이여..
그니깐 내가친 한국드립은 얼마나 퍼진걸까
Of course one of the most demanding pieces of music ever is written by the best pianist ever, based on the work of the best violinist ever. Very good job, Kassia!
Chopin is the best in my opinion, Liszt is my 2nd favorite composer
I put Beethoven 1st and then Liszt 2nd imo
@@trebleclef9844 pianist not composer , Liszt was superior in playing the piano Chopin has himself said that
@@yangwenli668 Liszt is a composer, who said pianists cant be a composer
@@pookimm lol no....Not even close
このテの動画見る度に、
「疲れないのか…」
「どこで指休めるんだ…」
ってなって口開けたままになってることが多い
いやホントすごい
It hurts when someone arguing between Rousseau and Kassia. I'm a fan of Rousseau. Now I see lots of bash about him. It really hurts. You should respect any musicians not bashing them. Yes, Rousseau is now uploading more pop music but it doesn't mean that he want more subscribers. He want us to enjoy his performance. If you're boring because Rousseau is still not uploading HR2, have patience my friend. Bro that's HR2! Who can play it perfectly in just 1 week? Or maybe months? I'm sorry Kassia for commenting this on your channel but I can't take this arguing. Sorry guys for being so drama on this. By the way, Kassia, excellent performance. Keep it up!
I found this comment now.:) I felt how much you like classical pieces and Rousseau. I also don't like comparing artists. Sometimes, I want to remove some comments like that. Until now, I'm not erasing it because I think that it's a free space. As you know, I'm also being insulted by some of Rousseau's fans. I hope that Rousseau and Rousseau fans will achieve their good dreams. Thank you for your kind words.:)
@@Kassiapiano Oh thank you
@PlutoJr It's ok. At least now you know
Yea, I can agree with the sentiment, but Rosseau lacks expression in many of his pieces. His La Campanella isn't well-expressed at all. His Baroque and Classical pieces are pretty good because he has good technique- but he lacks expression. Kassia is much more expressive in interpretations, on top of great technique. I appreciate what he does- but he still has far to go, especially when it comes to expression and improving his technique.
Rousseau is actually really smart. He saves the most difficult pieces for his specials, so that people have things to anticipate and a reason to share his channel so that they can see the videos
After every Piece Liszt played, he pointed at the piano and said "next one"
Really?
Marvin Krischna. Sarcasm
@@ludwigvanbeethoven5483 Okay I just wanted to be sure.....
Wait, "Ludwig Van Beethoven"!?
underrated comment lmao
I love your legoshi profile pic
Thank You for putting Paganini in the title, I was recently surprised as it turns out many people think this is Liszt’s original piece. Anyway, maybe someday you could play the transcendental etude n.6, really iconic and would be a great milestone video :)
Hi, Mateusz.:)
I think that many youtuber did it because youtube algorithm wants short title for searching. I will try to fill in the correct information in this channel. Please let me know if there is anything wrong or strange. Maybe I will play etude 6 in the future. Thank you always!💕
This is liszt’s piece in every way, it’s based on a theme by paganini on the violin. Many composers use themes from their adversaries.
Are you saying Paganini was Liszt avdersary
@@samthepianoman no, but it wasn't uncommon for brahms, schumann, liszt, chopin to use themes from other composers and there's nothing wrong with doing so.
Yeah I know lol
The hands go like crazy!
Nobody:
Right hand:
*I AM SPEED*
這裡什麼也沒有 😂😂😂😂facts bro
Sonic:Gotta Go Fast
I am the fast.
ikr
The vid is sped up just look a the left hand
This piece REALLY distinguishes pianists into two groups; Alien and human.
Alias Fakename Paganini and Liszt were often accused of either selling their souls to the devil or actually being possessed by the devil because of their skill. Fun fact of the day!
@@davidsmith3382 Very cool. Thanks for the fact!
@@davidsmith3382 god damnit I forgot my grocery LISZT at home again welp I guess I'll have to go BACH again.
@@mrpianist1017 stop copying common comments
@@Smoke_Weed_Everyday_ ?
Indexfinger : i'm fine. you okay?
Ringfinger : already dead
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
ᄒᄒ good for you
@@jagp135 shut the hell up
하하하 ㅋㅋㅋ
このアクティビティひとつとったって、本当に沢山あります。コメント出来ないようにしようったって、コメントするところは沢山あります。私がこの頃まで必死で買いてきたもので、誰にも真似は出来ません。
i just started learning piano 2 days ago and i can barely play 3 bars of für elise and not even in rythm, seeing this is so motivating yet depressing, awesome preformance
Für Elise is actually pretty hard! I’ve been playing piano for about 3-4 years and I’ve just perfected it a few months ago! It really depends what version of für elise you’re playing but good job! 💅✨
Keep up the learning tho! Practice is everything
Don't worry, I've been playing about 26 years and I still just pooped a little.
I would recommend don’t start with fur Elise start with something like Beethovens ode to joy
You should probably play things at your level and slowly get better. Sounds boring (and it is lol) but in the long run it'll benefit you much more.
Ears: Wow this sounds good
Eyes: Yea let’s try learning it
Hands: *intense sweating*
It's one of the hardest pieces
And you have to try to learn all the jumps on the right hand
And also the left hand too
Also the roll notes
You need to practice 40 hours a day to consistently play this
Kassia (for me) is one of very few pianists who makes Liszt's works sound like something more than a very, very difficult study. Technical ability aside, it's truly the range of touch, voicing and interpretation that really stand out. 😍
And not just for this piece, I'm quite sure there are "cleaner" versions by other pianists, but I actually like the generous use of the sustain pedal to create the mass of sound, no matter complaints that it muddies the sound, lol.
Kassia = computer. This was played by a MIDI recorded and overlaid on top of CGI generated human hands.
@@gordonf238lol you’re an idiot
@@gordonf238AI today can’t replicate human hands well, what makes you think it could three years ago? Retard
@@gordonf238l think your right but it’s a little sad she lies to like everyone tho it may not be intentional lieng
@@gordonf238urm no its not lmao
all the people saying this is fake are sending me. i've been playing for 19 years and teaching for 7, this is real. it's not like this isn't humanly possible, i know it's just hard to believe because Kassia is so talented💕
編集も丁寧で綺麗ですし、何より美しい音色が素敵で何回も聴きに来てしまいます😊
Now that was really unexpected when I see the title 'La campanella' I was like Omg one of the nightmare piece weldone kassia and congratulation for the 1k subscribers Waiting for a million subscribers :)
Edit:Thanks for the likes everyone :)
Hi, JESSI. Thanks much.💕
1k to a million? Jesus Christ slow down there cowboy. What's next, from 1 million to 5 trillion?
@@Mojo1800 😂😂😂Dude I'm just encoraging her this will help her to stay motivated because many pianist will not post after sometimes
ikr. omg la campanella that's all I strive to play as an upcoming pianist
Wait what? 1k? Your comment was written a week ago and now she has 9,8k... She’s really getting subscribers extremely fast.
Maybe if we come back in a week she’ll have ten thousand more 😅
얼마나연습을해야 이정도 경지에 오를것인가...멋지고 감동적이네요
김상훈 뭐 천재급은 돼야할듯
진짜 너무 궁금해서 미치겠다 어떻게 치는 가임 저 곡을 ㄹㅇ
최대한 버클리대 를 나와야 되지 않을까 생각합니다....네...
독학연습중인데 이번생에는 칠 수 있을까 모르겠네요 허허
@@워럽-n5r 완곡은 다음생에...
The song just keep getting harder and better
the fact that her hands are faster than our wifi
HAHAHA Lol
are
@@sooccc our
Haha
@@Franz_Liszt_Korean OMG Liszt!!!!???