Episode 102: Chopin & Liszt, Friends or Frenemies?
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- Опубліковано 16 лис 2020
- Piano Inspirato Episode 102: Chopin & Liszt, Friends or Frenemies?
Chopin and Liszt, arguably the two greatest pianist/composers of the 19th century, both admired and disliked much about each other. Explore their unique relationship through a dramatization featuring two young pianists acting and performing as these two emotion-fraught musicians.
Featuring Liszt's La Campanella, Chopin's Polonaise-Fantasie, and Chopin’s famous Funeral March.
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Glad to hear "La Campanella" played at the proper "allegretto" tempo, too many people rush this piece to show off. They should wait to show off at the end, which is marked "animato."
Like lang lang the sucks sucks
Not many peapole know even the most greatest pianist out there that timing is one of the most important ingredient for a piece of music not to fast not too slow
So true
@@MereauxIf he sucks what does that made you? The whole point of being a performer is to showoff. If you don’t want them to showoff, any artist can play music by themself alone, while you will have to actually learn music to listen to it.
@@lingeringsnowleaf3829 correct....play viola instead of showing off
This was a fun way to learn about both of these men. Thank you for sharing this with all of us. Each performance was beautiful!
What a wonderful program. Beautiful and educational!
Thank you!
yes
This feels really unfair... comparing La Campanella, an étude on Paganini from the early middle period, to Chopin's Last Large Scale gift to piano music in the polonaise fantasy. It's like if I compared the Op. 18 Waltz to the B minor Sonata
Liszt used Chopin’s apartment to hook up with his lady friends. Chopin was not amused 😅
... a Lady friend that Chopin admired as a musician and who cheated on Berlioz, whom she was engaged with at the time. Naughty girl she was, Marie. Tsktsk. :D
Although, this story is not backed-up by hard evidence. But I for myself perfectly believe that Liszt could and would have done such a thing, and that Chopin could and would have abandoned their friendship after such a faux pas.
yes Chopin and Liszt have only the piano in common which Chopin use to compose musical masterpieces and Liszt use to make Hanon like and Czerny like exercises
Ouch
I prefer Chopin too
Chopin teaches Liszt.
What do you even mean by that