Fun fact: In 1832. After Franz Liszt visited Paganini's violin concert, he isolated himself, determined to write the most virtuosic piano music possible! He studied Paganini's work and arranged it for the piano, a couple years later (In 1834), the first La Campanella was born! Still called "Grande De Fantasie Bravoure Sur La Clochette (This piece)" It was 15 minutes long. Liszt refined the piece to that one version in 1838, calling it "La Campanella" It was not literally banned, but when Franz Liszt realized that barely anyone was able to play it, he revised it to the version that is famous today... Funny enough, the today-famous version is still known for being "impossible"
In 1838, he made another very difficult version with the theme of a violin concerto from the middle of the piece. (this and others are the 12 transcendental studies on the theme of paganini S140. Among them, we have study n4B, which has few recordings and no recording without errors in the original tempo) The version we know was made in 1851, together with studies S141
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This specific version honestly has a lot of potential in being made into an amazing orchestral ensemble, unless it already has - I've looked it up, but I haven't seen anything of the sort. Wouldn't that be something though? Just imagine those possibilities ^^ I may as well attempt and make one myself on my composing platform, haha.
Well I mean the closest you’ll get to this specific rendition is Paganini’s violin concerto in B-minor. Which this piece is based off. Still they sound vastly different in my opinion
![Liszt: Vallée d'Obermann, S.160/6 [Korstick]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/4dVU50u8uX4/mqdefault.jpg)
![Liszt: Vallée d'Obermann, S.160/6 [Korstick]](/img/tr.png)
![Liszt: Piano Sonata in B minor, S.178 [Zimerman]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Wjnlx56I4e8/mqdefault.jpg)
![Franz Liszt - Grande fantaisie de bravoure sur La Clochette [S. 420] (Schrøender RE-UPLOAD)](/img/n.gif)
Fun fact:
In 1832. After Franz Liszt visited Paganini's violin concert, he isolated himself, determined to write the most virtuosic piano music possible!
He studied Paganini's work and arranged it for the piano, a couple years later (In 1834), the first La Campanella was born!
Still called "Grande De Fantasie Bravoure Sur La Clochette (This piece)" It was 15 minutes long. Liszt refined the piece to that one version in 1838, calling it "La Campanella"
It was not literally banned, but when Franz Liszt realized that barely anyone was able to play it, he revised it to the version that is famous today...
Funny enough, the today-famous version is still known for being "impossible"
In 1838, he made another very difficult version with the theme of a violin concerto from the middle of the piece.
(this and others are the 12 transcendental studies on the theme of paganini S140. Among them, we have study n4B, which has few recordings and no recording without errors in the original tempo)
The version we know was made in 1851, together with studies S141
The popular version of La Campanella is actually on the easier end of Liszt's works. 😅
When a Liszt music starts slow as here, one knows what awaits in the upcoming minutes...
6:51 it sounds so epic , must be a nice feeling being able to play this.
And it's extemely difficult to practice. And yes it's super epic :D
Played it before, very annoying but fun
5:04 Too!
its like jazz
3:20
Lol la champ 😂
@@charlesthomas5956i know lol, it s for the joke
@@jukeban646 Oh my bad
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this song sounds like Liszt mixed together 1838 La Campanella, Souvenir de Paganini - Chopin, and Tritsch Tratsch Polka - Strauss/Cziffra
That’s one the best Synthesia videos I have ever seen
Big thanks!
Embers >>
Thank you for the Liszt uploads 🔥
YOOO THIS IS EPIC!!!!!
Thank you!👀
Repent and put your trust in Jesus.
We've all sinned and deserve Hell.
Jesus died on the cross and was resurrected, defeating death and sin.
Since we broke the law, Jesus paid our fine. Since he paid it, we can be let go.
We must repent and trust in Jesus to be saved.
Revelation 21:8
Romans 3:23
John 3:16
Romans 6:23
1 Corinthians 15:3,4
Revalation 3:20
Romans 10:13❤😊❤
@@lowlightpiano7110h
@@lowlightpiano7110bro tried to sneak time stamps💀
This piece is absolute bonkers. I love it.
The intro to this piece is so cool, I wish Liszt did more with it
Hi rein
@@Martinkg05 Hiiii haven't seen your youtube channel in a while lmao 👋
Check his late works
This for instance: ua-cam.com/video/vucQNzyxwX0/v-deo.htmlsi=FXgRDWkPi6zmRUKd
13:47 Feux follets
This specific version honestly has a lot of potential in being made into an amazing orchestral ensemble, unless it already has - I've looked it up, but I haven't seen anything of the sort.
Wouldn't that be something though? Just imagine those possibilities ^^
I may as well attempt and make one myself on my composing platform, haha.
Liszt actually did attempt to create an orchestral ensemble with this piece, but didn't finish it, and it got lost.
Well I mean the closest you’ll get to this specific rendition is Paganini’s violin concerto in B-minor. Which this piece is based off. Still they sound vastly different in my opinion
I saw this and had to add this channel to my Liszt of subscriptions!
Liszt>Paganini in difficulty
WOAHHHH
7:22 true hell gate
Bro WHAT, BASED UPLOAD
i always read it as la chocolate
I always thought Liszt kinda resembed Willy Wonka
Ça m'étonnerait, Frédéric... T'es pas à moitié français toi ??
i am listening to it, trying to imagine how is physically possible to play this song with only two hands
This is so fucking true
Muitas passagens dessa versão me agradam muito mais que a Campanella
Amazing 🤩 +1 sub
Too Basic and Epic 🔥
Feels like a bit slow but still I love your expressions! Nice job!
he didnt play it but he made the video which is equally as amazing
@@gppmusicit's really not
7:22
14:14 Don Juan
noice
Thanks!
Jannis wannabe
13:50
5:39 DAYUMMMM DIDN'T KNOW LISZT COULD BE JAZZY LIKE THAT (ew)
3:21 for those who came for the famous la campanella melody
3:20