Liszt : 12 Grandes Études No. 8, S. 137/8

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Douze Grande Études S.137 No. 8: Presto Strepitoso in C Minor

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This is incredibly inspiring! Thank you Maestra!!

Deibler

It's rather criminal how little attention your videos have gotten. You are a very talented musician and technician. Brava maestra!

marcomedina

This is underrated af no one even tries the 137 versions anymore.Very impressive

LkFia_

Bravo - this one is so difficult it's basically never played in concert. It's never actually been played live on YT before, this is a world first! Congratulations, it sounds magnificent.

deanbrown

"Brava!"
You're a magnificent pianist Anna.
Out of all the original 12 Grandes études, this is the one surely worth performing.
I wish in a way Liszt had never revised it, I think it's perfect as it is despite the extreme demands.
The "Wild hunt" here is spectral, supernatural and otherworldly in the spirit of Byron, far more original and visionary than the revision as fine as it is.
Few pianists have ever had the courage to play such music.
John Ogdon always thought this particular piece the hardest and despite his genius, his 1969 recording for the BBC, (as brilliant and crazy as it is), shows signs of strain.
Thank you again for performing this piece for all to see, it's truly exceptional.

robertwarwick

Im suprised to find anyone can play this apart from liszt

WakkereNederlander

When God gave you 40 hours a day for free and you used it on your piano practice

thebestviolints

I am eternally impressed by the attention to detail throughout this piece. Holy shit this is incredible, not only did you play it straight through and very technically proficient but there is superb artistry here showing no restraint from the technical difficulties. I am absolutely floored. Well done well done well done.

clarkebynum

Speechless at the technical achievement. Captured by the artistic achievement. Thank you Miss. Pavlova.

maxlever

That was a great performance of that. You did more than most. The notes seemed to be all there, unlike the few other videos I've seen of people playing wrong notes everywhere. You actually put a live performance of that here on youtube, and that is an accomplishment. I will keep looking, but I don't think anyone has put up a live performance of any of the second set of his etudes. Not anything without wrong notes everywhere.

The only criticism I'd have over this is to spend a couple years making this and any more Liszt etudes "Lisztier" lol. I know how difficult those etudes are, but you have to make them sound impossible.
You already play something that few people can play, which is of course amazing! But, now to make that etude sound impossible to play.
To reiterate, I think your playing is marvelous!!!! Just make it sound impossible and....you've reached Liszt lol.

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