@@erikrobinson2547 Yes, I don't know of any transcriptions he did but may have. "Reminiscences" is a genre Liszt invented which is sort of a fantasie or impromptu based on thematic material from a specific opera
@@f.p.2010 The source material here is Mercadante, and he is referring to the remarkable decorative filigree with which Liszt uplifts the original material, including some of the cadenzas which occasionally make these more akin to paraphrases.
As both an italian and a concert pianist I love both your message of solidarity to all of Europe and your mission to bring light to Liszt's more obscure and neglected works! Thank you!
Thanks for your kind wishes from Italian quarantine whose spleen is certainly alleviated by your music and all other UA-camr friends. Particularly welcome paraphrase on Mercadante unjustly forgotten although Liszt must have appreciated him otherwise wouldn't have made any effort about his music As it comes to why this wonderful piece is lesser known amongst Liszt paraphrase sets I think it's also because it's less flamboyant and may not attract pianists because ratio "applause's yield" / difficulty is unfavorable. This piece is mostly for connoisseurs....not a de salon one as you correctly pointed out
Pietro Landri Here’s a list of things that your Spleen will like: Meat: poultry, lamb, beef, venison Fish: trout, salmon, tuna, shellfish Fruit: apples, apricots, dates, figs, sweet cherries, peach, plums, red grapes, dried fruit such as raisins Veggies: cabbage, pumpkin, carrot, sweet potato Grains: amaranth, oats, millet, polenta, rice Nuts/seeds: peanuts, hazelnuts, pistachios, sesame, walnuts Sweeteners: always in moderation!! Maple syrup, barley malt, raw honey, raisins, molasses, raw cane sugar Spices: aniseed, fennel, ginger, cardamom, nutmeg, vanilla, cinnamon
Thank you for the unbelievable level of excellence in your channel! Fascinating and beautiful works. And so many really still quite unknown treasures. You as well, stay safe in this pandemic. Bringing music to others through this is so important as well.
Liszt Ferenc:Olasz esték 1. La primavera (A tavasz) - Canzonetta: Andantino 00:00 2. Il galop (A galop):Allegro spiritoso 04:15 3. Il pastore svizzero (A svájci juhászkutya) - Tirolese:Allegretto poco mosso 06:49 4. La serenata del marinaro (A tengerész szerenádja):Allegro deciso 13:55 5. Il brindisi (A pirítós) - Rondoletto:Allegro brillante 17:19 6. La zingarella spagnola (A spanyol cigány) - Bolero:Allegro moderato scherzoso 21:37 Gianluca Luisi-zongora
HOW DO YOU KEEP FINDING ALL THESE PIECES I'VE NEVER HEARD, YOU ARE EMBARRASSING ME, I THOUGHT I WAS A LISZT FREAK WHO KNEW 95% OF HIS STUFF, BUT I GUESS NOT...............!!!
![Franz Liszt - Harmonies Poétiques et Religieuses S.173 (Andrés Maupoint) [Score-Video]](/img/n.gif)
00:00 - La primavera - Canzonetta
4:15 - Il galop
6:49 - Il pastore svizzero - Tirolese
13:55 - La serenata del marinaro
17:19 - Il brindisi - Rondoletto
21:37 - La zingarella spagnola - Bolero
I will be definitely beating my head to this one while in quarantine. Thank you!!!!!
Andrei Cristian Anghel Hey i have a question, all of the Réminiscences are Fantasies on the themes of the operas and not direct transcriptions right?
@@erikrobinson2547 Yes, I don't know of any transcriptions he did but may have. "Reminiscences" is a genre Liszt invented which is sort of a fantasie or impromptu based on thematic material from a specific opera
I love how complex and beautiful Liszt is
me too :)
i mean uhh isnt it technically Rossini
@@f.p.2010 The source material here is Mercadante, and he is referring to the remarkable decorative filigree with which Liszt uplifts the original material, including some of the cadenzas which occasionally make these more akin to paraphrases.
This channel is a gold mine. Liszt's output was insane.
Phenomenal
As both an italian and a concert pianist I love both your message of solidarity to all of Europe and your mission to bring light to Liszt's more obscure and neglected works! Thank you!
I'm officially addicted to the gallop. Please do a 10 hour version.
Jajaja too
Sorry, re is no 10 hour version, if your serious here.
The intro chords remind me of Alkan piano concerto
How come nobody is performing these pieces? They are so lovely and I haven't come across any other recordings of them.
I have
Because they're hard lmao
"Il galop" reminds me of Liszt's transcription of the hunters' chorus from Weber's Freischütz S. 151.
Thanks alot for uploading these with sheets! Gianluca's outstanding peformance deserves wide recognition
Thanks for your kind wishes from Italian quarantine whose spleen is certainly alleviated by your music and all other UA-camr friends.
Particularly welcome paraphrase on Mercadante unjustly forgotten although Liszt must have appreciated him otherwise wouldn't have made any effort about his music
As it comes to why this wonderful piece is lesser known amongst Liszt paraphrase sets I think it's also because it's less flamboyant and may not attract pianists because ratio "applause's yield" / difficulty is unfavorable. This piece is mostly for connoisseurs....not a de salon one as you correctly pointed out
Pietro Landri Here’s a list of things that your Spleen will like:
Meat: poultry, lamb, beef, venison
Fish: trout, salmon, tuna, shellfish
Fruit: apples, apricots, dates, figs, sweet cherries, peach, plums, red grapes, dried fruit such as raisins
Veggies: cabbage, pumpkin, carrot, sweet potato
Grains: amaranth, oats, millet, polenta, rice
Nuts/seeds: peanuts, hazelnuts, pistachios, sesame, walnuts
Sweeteners: always in moderation!! Maple syrup, barley malt, raw honey, raisins, molasses, raw cane sugar
Spices: aniseed, fennel, ginger, cardamom, nutmeg, vanilla, cinnamon
@@gojewla You you haven't just interested or intrigued me, you've also completely lost me XD. What?
@@gojewla wtf
Extraordinary!
Thank you for the unbelievable level of excellence in your channel! Fascinating and beautiful works. And so many really still quite unknown treasures. You as well, stay safe in this pandemic. Bringing music to others through this is so important as well.
Liszt Ferenc:Olasz esték
1. La primavera (A tavasz) - Canzonetta: Andantino 00:00
2. Il galop (A galop):Allegro spiritoso 04:15
3. Il pastore svizzero (A svájci juhászkutya) - Tirolese:Allegretto poco mosso 06:49
4. La serenata del marinaro (A tengerész szerenádja):Allegro deciso 13:55
5. Il brindisi (A pirítós) - Rondoletto:Allegro brillante 17:19
6. La zingarella spagnola (A spanyol cigány) - Bolero:Allegro moderato scherzoso 21:37
Gianluca Luisi-zongora
Merveilleuse transcription oubliée du maître Liszt ! Génial
Just played these difficult works in concert
Wow! Good job!
bravo! keep it up :)
ANDREI, THANKS FOR MAKING THE VIRUS SITUATION ALMOST BEARABLE !!!
5:05 I dunno why that kind of reminds me of some anthem.
Probably because it sounds kinda march-y.
HOW DO YOU KEEP FINDING ALL THESE PIECES I'VE NEVER HEARD, YOU ARE EMBARRASSING ME, I THOUGHT I WAS A LISZT FREAK WHO KNEW 95% OF HIS STUFF, BUT I GUESS NOT...............!!!
it's like that. The catalogue that keeps on giving..
This is sooo beautifull
just beautiful.
So beautiful!
it was a very restrained performance but I am happy enough, just to hear it.
👏
1:06
Se escucha fácil ,pero está escrito muy difícil 😅
where can i get the sheet
Just screenshot it like I did
Mop
Way too much rubato.
2:40