Reminiscences de Robert le diable (full version), S.412a & S.413 - Franz Liszt/Giacomo Meyerbeer

Everyone here probably have known about one of Liszt's most famous operatic transcriptions back in the days - the "Valse Infernale", S.413 from Meyerbeer's opera (the first edition is said to be completely sold out right on the day it was published, and Liszt had to interrupt his recital to play it because the audience demanded), but never heard of a bar to bar transcription of the Cavatine part (which remains unpublished), catalogued as S.412a. Liszt (possibly) intended the Cavatine and the Valse Infernale to be played together so here I followed his intention!
Credits to Andrei Cristian Anghel ( / @andreianghelliszt ) for providing the score of Cavatine section and tastyFrMusic for recording the video (www.youtube.co...!
The 4-hands arrangement (S.630): • Reminiscences de Rober...
Earl Wild's interpretation on Synthesia: • Reminiscences de Rober...
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[@Liszthesis]

If this comment gets 10 likes I will release the B major ending version XD I know that's not what Liszt wrote but a lot of pianists played like it (Earl Wild for example) so I thought it would be fun to upload :D
Edit: haha okay you guys win :D I will be releasing that version this time next week!

[@none5020]

10th like here. LESS GOOOOOO

[@Liszthesis]

yeeeeeeeeet edited!

[@leelemery5567]

1:00 Most beautiful thing I've ever heard.

[@Liszthesis]

for me, 2:44 is so much better :D

[@F.saudade_22]

The part of 5:02 Is beautiful :D

[@therealransu]

@@F.saudade_22Couldn't agree less

[@AndreiAnghelLiszt]

Thank you Liszthesis! But why is the sound louder in the left side than the right? :-O

[@Liszthesis]

reee welcome and thanks for the score as alway :D btw it's probably a bug from the MIDI to MP3 converter that I'm using :(

[@therealrealludwigvanbeethoven]

Hello, Andrei! May I have the sheet music for the cavatine of this piece?

[@unidentifieduser5346]

​@@therealrealludwigvanbeethovencan I have it too?

[@therealrealludwigvanbeethoven]

@@unidentifieduser5346 He never gave it to me

[@JAndrade96]

S. 412a is so beautiful ♥️
S. 413 sounds amazing 👌

[@Liszthesis]

typical Liszt transcription :)

[@charlesvalkan252]

Very Interesting to listen to!

[@Liszthesis]

definitely!

[@abnergutierrez366]

Woah polirhythms and wowa i've never heard about cavatine part

[@Liszthesis]

Liszt's transcription of the Cavatine is so hella rare and obscure xD

[@snorefest1621]

@@Liszthesis hey are you preut? or someone else?

[@Mae-yr5lj]

Never knew there was a cavatine part to this, thanks.

[@Liszthesis]

welcome! that section is one of the Liszt's rarest transcriptions tho

[@franciscodecomayaguela9496]

@@Liszthesis whoah. Just curious, do u have other really rare Liszt pieces on your channel??

[@Liszthesis]

@@franciscodecomayaguela9496 there are several even unpublished pieces in here lol

[@feinbird9161]

Wow thanks for uploading s412a // never seen this in synthesia video

[@Liszthesis]

welcome! i made this MIDI thanks to the score provider and my friend Andrei Cristian Anghel who owns a channel that you definitely might wanna check (see link in desc)!

[@feinbird9161]

@@Liszthesis i know his channel // he do rare pieces of liszt

[@feinbird9161]

@@Liszthesis btw i thinking about to do part of liszt christus but i cant find programm for synchronized midi with audio

[@Liszthesis]

lol there is no one who attemped to make the whole christus because it's an chorus piece tho

[@feinbird9161]

@@Liszthesis no ,not all / .Song of the Shepherds at the Manger have only orchestral

[@babygirl4169]

4:20 🔥🔥

[@Liszthesis]

ofc why would u ask dis

[@snorefest1621]

hmmm

[@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji]

Thanks for this, especially the cavatine

[@norixsynth]

try the first version of this reminiscences :)

[@Liszthesis]

which one?

[@norixsynth]

oh wait

[@Liszthesis]

i think you meant the S.701h/2 which is the fragment of Valse infernale's theme

[@norixsynth]

@@Liszthesis lol

[@lookitsnick8164]

Interesting... I've mostly and only heard to S.413, not S.412a😮

[@Liszthesis]

the Cavatine transcription is so obscure, while the Valse Infernale is pretty famous tho xD that's why

[@douglasmak6029]

Great Work! May we have the score for S.412a? I've not been able to find it anywhere.

[@Liszthesis]

Thank you! And the score of S.412a was provided by Andrei Cristian Anghel (his channel's link is in description). Try to ask him via the gmail in his channel's description. You definitely should check his channel too!

[@tranminhtu8339]

bruh the two first chord sound like Don Juan lmao

[@Emblazon]

Man I thought I know a lot about liszt's pieces

[@Liszthesis]

haha Liszt wrote around a thousand of pieces tho and obviously many of them are pretty obscure :)

[@therealrealludwigvanbeethoven]

@Schoenberg is my daddy No, WAY more.

[@gloriahong1004]

200th like here ^^

[@frvl]

Could you do scherzo und marsch s.177?

[@Liszthesis]

Lent Berceuse had already uploaded it, but I might remake it heh. Thanks for the suggestion!

[@Liszthesis]

I'm looking forward to having the score of its earlier version (S.176a). If someone can share it to me, I will do it!

[@ChochoAngel]

Liszthesis I really love S.176a!It's an amazing version!

[@Liszthesis]

yep!!!

[@Liszthesis]

most of them have already been uploaded tho :( i would probably try the deux legendes xD

[@jannis11]

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