La Campanella has such a great coda (Valentina Lisitsa) #liszt #classicalpiano #piano #classical

[nmastando]

this piece is so intense for no reason and i’m here for it

[smorzando...]

The look of relief on her face when she plays the last chord lol

[dxobfzn]

彼女の演奏は、完璧なだけでなく
心に響く。
なんと素晴らしいピアニストだろう。

[mattcaporale]

One of the greatest to ever play a piano without a doubt.

[lilcxsx]

These songs are like a Demon Level in Geometry Dash but vertically

[enoquesant]

Minha pianista favorita! Amo demais! 😍

[iconpurple]

Be grateful, cuz Liszt let us have a break with La Campanella's coda, after all the hard work in the rest of the piece

[CrazyMoonLady]

Thanks sooo much for this post. Positively delightful for my lunch break. I've always loved this piece. Her performance is so good, I want to hear it all. 😊

[Daniel-qxbg]

This is the litmus test. Once you perfect this, you know you have made it.

[helenatorrez]

I remember reaching the end of the piece and being so excited for finally finishing to learning it and the coda was so easy.... Until I reach the left hand octaves, my worst nightmares remember that moment

[MariaFreire-yeld]

Que bem que sabe houvir um trecho de música clássica alegra e acalma o nosso coração ❤❤

[DemonicMeWasHere]

Show me the ballade no. 1 coda next pls

[ruzgarcetinalp]

İ realy love this piece and İ realy sant to olay it (l have taken the notes

[Aleksandr_Skrjabin]

It is easier then it looks, however the left hand octaves is the most difficult part but it is really short.

[roelweerheijm]

One of many interpretations of "La Campanella" that reduce the piece to a "presto con fuoco" machine gun.
It's impressive that you are technically able to master the piece, since it's so hard to actually play it - I know. But that doesn't make it a decent interpretation. It should be performed lighter and more delicately. Liszt wrote it for the Erard piano, which says a lot about the sound he was looking for.

[bboyo]

Pls do chasse neige with trifonov in france next