You can tell by how much he raises his hands , or how he occasionally moves his left foot back underneath him. This man is totally relaxed and comfortable playing this piece. He is a master.
Joan Saniel still a master weather its at original tempo or not. its hard enough trying to play it. let alone to play it relaxed and make it sound clear enough to hear.
With a piece this demanding, being totally relaxed yet focused is the only way to play successfully. You MUST be totally relaxed and totally in focus to play like him. It's almost as important as actually having the skill. I believe it is a skill itself.
I LOVE YOU!!!!! this is the 1838 version!!!!!!! :D :D :D :D :D please write a better title: "Nikolai Petrov plays Liszt Études d'exécution transcendante d'après Paganini, S.140 No.6 (1838)" thank you again! :D :D
@@composaboi I only know two versions. This one (1838 the hard one) and the easier one that people tend to play. This is the same thing that is on roikelli. If I am wrong what are the differences between this and roikelli?
@@op-th1yx One of the more noticeable differences is in the third variation. If you listen to this one the first chord has a low A octave, while the roikelli version has the octaves as an E. There are also other small differences that you would have to listen out for, but for the most part, they are almost identical. Although he is kinda crap, which makes it harder to tell, I am pretty sure that this guy plays the original ua-cam.com/video/9DH4j-3pPGs/v-deo.html
2 things: 1. Petrov’s glasses adjustments are so badass lol. 2. Why does no one talk abt the similarities between early Liszt and late Beethoven??? I really think young Liszt was heavily inspired by the late sonatas/symphonies and tried to bring/expand their extreme degree of polyphony to the piano
The only one after Liszt to play it exactly as written. Everyone else that I’ve heard performing this piece played thirds in the left hand instead of tenths.
hero boy - I’ve listened to many recordings of this piece for nearly a decade now, and I know for a fact that this specific recording is not revised. I’m looking at the original 1838 score, and every note that I see on the page is heard in the recording.
Спасибо! Музыка рай. Композитор и исполнитель это дети музыки. Счастье иметь физический слух, чтобы начать слышать классическую музыку и жить лучше. Спасибо, браво!!!! 👏👏👏👏
Sounds extremely good whoever says “I like it but it needs to be faster/ I want it to be at the original tempo” is sacrilegious (if you can play it slowly you can play it fast) twosetviolin ;)
even if someone plays in the original tempo, the musicality would be lost and it would sound very haphazard. At this tempo, it is very clean and precise.
Режиссёру этой записи надо было руки оторвать! Надо же -- виртуозная вещь, а руки пианиста (самое-то главное в такого рода исполнении!) показывают от силы четверть времени. Ну, а само исполнение Николая Петрова -- умри, Денис, лучше не сыграешь! Просто блеск!
Leslie Howard, you can find his album un itunes.(not only the 6 etudes but 4a, 1 using the cadenza and 5 using cadenzas.Truly a must own for anyone interested in this etudes .
Alican Ersin I know this comment is old, bit there is someone who recorded them. Look up Goran Filipec Transcendental Paganini Etudes if you can't fins them check under my playlists "Hard Pieces"
where is the source of that?even nowdays where musical training is miles away better than in romantic period only two person ever played those etudes. There is no reports whatsoever of lizt playieng those etudes he never premiered it,and none of his students played the piece neither.
The final version in the grande paganini etudes is simplified but sounds better imo. There has to be a balance of virtuosity and musicality. All the extra notes kind of muddies the tune.
The final version is good, but this absurdly difficult one is not that bad either. It's interesting to see how Liszt maximized the textures of the Caprice by adding the counermelody and made it into chords.
itZzDoritos I completely agree except for the music sheet prices. You can go online and purchase both the grande paganini and etudes dexecute transcendental deapres paganini etudes with others for just £13
+C andle Oh really ? So it means you think it is useless to go to a concert to watch the artist in real, see his movements, his hands right ? Just download an mp3 and it is the same. Sorry bro, it is you who doesnt know how to listen to music. Moreover, how many interpretations of this song have you listened in your life except this one ??
あまりにも凄すぎて実際に弾いてる映像を見ても人が演奏しているとは思えない程神がかってます。
3:00 - his technique is marvelous.
Dude, thank you for uploading this gem. As Maestro Petrov is recuperating in the hospital since his stroke last month, let's all send him best wishes.
rip petrov :(
Thanks
A glimpse into the extraordinary abilities of Franz Liszt given by a true master.
A small glimpse at that, if compared to the Clochette fantasy, or his first usage of the La Campanella theme (excluding the beautiful introduction).
You can tell by how much he raises his hands , or how he occasionally moves his left foot back underneath him. This man is totally relaxed and comfortable playing this piece. He is a master.
Dylan Holter thats because this is slower than the original temp
Joan Saniel still a master weather its at original tempo or not. its hard enough trying to play it. let alone to play it relaxed and make it sound clear enough to hear.
With a piece this demanding, being totally relaxed yet focused is the only way to play successfully. You MUST be totally relaxed and totally in focus to play like him. It's almost as important as actually having the skill. I believe it is a skill itself.
@@joansaniel8048 Name me one pianist who played this faster
@@niccolopaganini4268 He's talking about a sped-up midi file which many people incorrectly assume to be the correct tempo.
Wow the actual 1838 verson of Études d'exécution transcendante d'après Paganini no.6
Thats the name of the 1838 version.
The 1851 is called Grandes etudes de paganini.
This is, in my opinion, the best technical showcase and all in all piano performance that is recorded, EVER!
It’s amazing, but check out Hamelin’s Alkan stuff
@@emperor1e update, check out LaDivinaFanatics Josef Weiss Carmen Fantasy (Work In Progress) and his Liszt Fantasy von spanischen Weisen
I LOVE YOU!!!!!
this is the 1838 version!!!!!!! :D :D :D :D :D
please write a better title: "Nikolai Petrov plays Liszt Études d'exécution transcendante d'après Paganini, S.140 No.6 (1838)"
thank you again! :D :D
Still this is the revised version, the unrevised version can be found on the channel named, Roikelli
This is not the revised version, just listen to 3:05 (or 4:58)
@@Noname-lw9sw, that is not what he meant by 'revised version.' There are two 1838 version with slight differences.
@@composaboi I only know two versions. This one (1838 the hard one) and the easier one that people tend to play. This is the same thing that is on roikelli. If I am wrong what are the differences between this and roikelli?
@@op-th1yx One of the more noticeable differences is in the third variation. If you listen to this one the first chord has a low A octave, while the roikelli version has the octaves as an E. There are also other small differences that you would have to listen out for, but for the most part, they are almost identical. Although he is kinda crap, which makes it harder to tell, I am pretty sure that this guy plays the original ua-cam.com/video/9DH4j-3pPGs/v-deo.html
1838 version ! 😍
i appreciate how he kept a consistent speed
0:00 Theme
0:30 Variation 1
0:49 Variation 2
1:16 Variation 3
1:38 Variation 4
1:55 Variation 5
2:14 Variation 6
2:35 Variation 7
3:05 Variation 8
3:31 Variation 9
3:53 Variation 10
4:37 Variation 11
5:17 Coda
6:19 john cage's 4 33
Absolute masterpiece, masterful playing rest in peace Maestro Petrov
That is the best performance of my piece well done!
Nice to see you
@@Franz_Liszt_Korean yeah hi!
And good to see you
Make sure to see the following video !🙂
@@franzliszt8576 Come and visit my channel if you have some time
@@Franz_Liszt_Korean sure
@@franzliszt8576 Thank you
@randomdude1020 Tenths, no doubt! :-o This is even more difficult than the later revised version...
2 things: 1. Petrov’s glasses adjustments are so badass lol. 2. Why does no one talk abt the similarities between early Liszt and late Beethoven??? I really think young Liszt was heavily inspired by the late sonatas/symphonies and tried to bring/expand their extreme degree of polyphony to the piano
Like which similarities? I never recognised them im curious
He was actually heavily influenced from Paganini, and wanted to be the greatest piano virtuoso.
1:53 the transition is so beautifully played
Faaaaaark that's insane! Unhumanly accurate!
try to play it better then.
He was complementing him, read better next time.
@@sajedahmed9955 He was complementing him.
The only one after Liszt to play it exactly as written. Everyone else that I’ve heard performing this piece played thirds in the left hand instead of tenths.
This is still kinda' revised
hero boy - I’ve listened to many recordings of this piece for nearly a decade now, and I know for a fact that this specific recording is not revised. I’m looking at the original 1838 score, and every note that I see on the page is heard in the recording.
@@dihydrogenmonoxide5994 ok boi
@@davidgarrett4327 its not bro
@@franzliszt8576 yes, i understood when the boi commented. Clearly my fault
Sorry, uwu
Nikolai Petrov plays Liszt Études d'exécution transcendante d'après Paganini, S.140 No.6 (1838)" Wonderful!
RIP...
Как красиво!!! Без лишних слов о счастье, любви, гармонии…Очень жаль… Вечная память...
Nikolai Petrov plays Liszt Études d'exécution transcendante d'après Paganini, S.140 No.6 (1838)" Wonderful!
Сложнейший этюд Листа пианист сыграл с лёгкостью профессионала. У Николая Петрова высочайшая пианистическая культура. Я боготварю его!!!
Huge hands and extraordinary technique in one package. What a freak.
Спасибо! Музыка рай. Композитор и исполнитель это дети музыки. Счастье иметь физический слух, чтобы начать слышать классическую музыку и жить лучше. Спасибо, браво!!!! 👏👏👏👏
Fantastic!
Que gran pianista era Petrov, QEPD.
Николай Петров ! Гениальный ! Светлая память....
The thing i love is that every piece is a hit😂. Guys, this etude are so emotional... ❤
What a captivating performance ❤
RIP † 3. August 2011
Rip :(
The best I’ve ever heard!
Yes for me also this is the best
Здравствуйте. Благодарю! Браво! 💛❤🌏👏👏👏👏👏👏💐💐💐👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💐👏
I prefer this performance over the one by Filipec. Petrov's Russian technic really shows in those massive chordal attacks.
ブラボー！
Stunning....
Bravo maestro!!!!
手がデカ過ぎるw オクターブを5度くらいの感覚で掴んでるやん
master piece
Sounds extremely good whoever says “I like it but it needs to be faster/ I want it to be at the original tempo” is sacrilegious (if you can play it slowly you can play it fast) twosetviolin ;)
at 2:15 were those bottom notes thirds or TENTHS?!
Tenths
Tenths lol
Tenths
This is Liszt so tenths
Nice to actual see someone play this but its slower than the original tempo
Still waiting for someone to actually play it in the original tempo
Joan Saniel search up Arrau, he plays it in original tempo
Nav Man He plays the s 141 version which isn't techniqally close to this.
no human being can play in the original tempo it is literally impossible.
Rafael Rios what about liszt?
even if someone plays in the original tempo, the musicality would be lost and it would sound very haphazard. At this tempo, it is very clean and precise.
RIP from czech
E' assolutamente immenso, sconvolgente.
Режиссёру этой записи надо было руки оторвать! Надо же -- виртуозная вещь, а руки пианиста (самое-то главное в такого рода исполнении!) показывают от силы четверть времени. Ну, а само исполнение Николая Петрова -- умри, Денис, лучше не сыграешь! Просто блеск!
4:37 3:04
AAAAAHHHHH STOP BEING EVERYWHERE
Damn you everywhere
Dude you are everywhere
Interesting fingering at the beginning, last note from right hand but played with left!
For La Campanella and the infamous "Arpeggio" study I prefer Filipec, but for the sixth I prefer Petrov's massive sound.
実はこの6番が第2稿の中で最も難しいもの。
なぜですか？
特に難しい場所として
1.第6変奏の連続10度和音
2.第9変奏の3~4オクターブの跳躍
3.第1変奏の連続した3連符の三重和音
4.第8変奏の右手の開離和音
が挙げられます。
@@悠緋の音楽ルーム 10度連続和音は別に難しくないけど、手がそれなりに大きいことが求められるだけですね。欧米人でもほとんどのピアニストが不可能な箇所だと思うけど。
4のほうがむずくね
Ушёл Гений.
Stratosferico.
Petrov ? Hace años que no se le escucha.
むずい方やんw弾ける方いたんですねw
Deep
deep kiss
@@Hexagonwr けつあな確定な
nice
@Joan Saniel he play it in the original tempo
Bruh moment.
@@LeventK you are everywhere
@@HarshRMaru where for example? I don't remember my all comments.
3:31h
Is there any other person, any other record of this transcendental version ? Or is he the only human being who has ever played this since Liszt ?
Leslie Howard, you can find his album un itunes.(not only the 6 etudes but 4a, 1 using the cadenza and 5 using cadenzas.Truly a must own for anyone interested in this etudes .
Yes Leslie Howard, you have to buy the whole album. Here you can listen shortly www.hyperion-records.co.uk/tw.asp?w=W6438.
Alican Ersin I know this comment is old, bit there is someone who recorded them. Look up Goran Filipec Transcendental Paganini Etudes if you can't fins them check under my playlists "Hard Pieces"
lizt never played it.
where is the source of that?even nowdays where musical training is miles away better than in romantic period only two person ever played those etudes.
There is no reports whatsoever of lizt playieng those etudes he never premiered it,and none of his students played the piece neither.
No todos los estudios como Yonchan. ,que es un niño prodigio
show his hands idiots...I'm not listening to this for the musical value XD
What the fuck do you see at 0:34?
@@arnavanand8037 hey man! I have seen you mostly everywhere in liszt related videos, where are you from?
hero boy I would guess India
@A SEVENTH? NO? hello
@@davidgarrett4327 hi
@mrozomir4 ......
3:04
The final version in the grande paganini etudes is simplified but sounds better imo. There has to be a balance of virtuosity and musicality. All the extra notes kind of muddies the tune.
The final version is good, but this absurdly difficult one is not that bad either. It's interesting to see how Liszt maximized the textures of the Caprice by adding the counermelody and made it into chords.
I actually prefer this one but I prefer the new la campanella than liszt's one
Thats Liszts style
audio bad quality
Was made 9 years ago
Unfortunately;(
Yunchan los alboroto !!!! Petrv ya deba ser mucho mayor. ,no este mozalbete.
I thought Valentina Lisistsa would have played this.
itZzDoritos I completely agree except for the music sheet prices. You can go online and purchase both the grande paganini and etudes dexecute transcendental deapres paganini etudes with others for just £13
Lisistsa isn’t close to this. (She’s still better than me, but Petrov is on another level)
@Drosophila Melanogaster yes, but it doesn’t mean she can
@Drosophila Melanogaster and still not enough
@Drosophila Melanogaster about the ego, I understand the confusion. I thought about it in Hebrew, so maybe my translation wasn’t the best
That's not a transcendental. That's a paganini.
They're called "transcendental etudes after Paganini"
+C andle Oh really ? So it means you think it is useless to go to a concert to watch the artist in real, see his movements, his hands right ? Just download an mp3 and it is the same. Sorry bro, it is you who doesnt know how to listen to music. Moreover, how many interpretations of this song have you listened in your life except this one ??
good joke.
C andle so all pianists a brilliant at touching...... thats what she said ^^
Petrov. a. lo mejór es difunto.
He's great technician but boring to listen .. you should hear Horowitz performance . That's a true gem 💎
Is you say so then you really are the biggest dumbass
Horowitz never played this piece
3:31