yea it kind of justifies why Liszt was experimenting with modified forms (especially modified sonata form), but you can't say this piece doesn't have its own moments!
yeah alrightyyyy just keep in mind that this piece is an attempt to follow the old traditions of conventional sonata form, therefore structurally you may not find the Lisztian flair often found in other compositions ;) but it's a fun piece nonetheless with moments like 12:10
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this is awesome, another fantastic work
10:32 dont u hate it when liszt randomly drops one of the most beautiful thematic transformations
When you thought you heard every possible beautiful, heartfelt moment by Liszt but then he's like "Eh f**k it, here's another one."
i might haven't listen the symphonic poem more than once in the past, so this is like discover another Liszt piece jsjs
mr stark
Who is Ludwig Stark?
sound like modern music in some parts, very different work, doesnt sound much Liszt, but is good
noIce
Kind of boring piece.
yea it kind of justifies why Liszt was experimenting with modified forms (especially modified sonata form), but you can't say this piece doesn't have its own moments!
@Liszthesis Noo, I am in rush, maybe that's why I don't understand. Later I will listen again.😄
yeah alrightyyyy just keep in mind that this piece is an attempt to follow the old traditions of conventional sonata form, therefore structurally you may not find the Lisztian flair often found in other compositions ;) but it's a fun piece nonetheless with moments like 12:10
moments like 14:05 and 10:32 are also the gems of this piece
@@Liszthesis reminds me of today's modern romantic music mixed with classical music.