Liebesleid (Love's Sorrow) | Kreisler/Rachmaninoff

Fritz Kreisler - Liebesleid (Love's Sorrow) (Arr. Sergei Rachmaninoff)

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[Kassiapiano]

Hi! Channel's subscribers have almost reached 10k.
The number of subscribers has increased from 1k to 10k in a week. It is so amazing!
Thank you so much for my subscribers.:)


This piece was not uploaded for 10k congratulation. I will show new piece for congratulation next week. I think that I can upload it on next Wednesday or Thursday. Sorry for late upload. My left hand’s condition is not good. And, I have not been able to choose the piece yet because I didn’t expect subscribers to rise so quickly. At least, I need 1 week to practice for good performance.

Have a good day, my lovely subscribers!:)

[idk]

if i can remember correctly, kousei's mom was correct when she said at some point that love's sorrow was more beautiful than love's joy.

[nefceh]

Your Lie In April didn't introduce me to classical music, classical music introduced me to Your Lie In April.

[charlenevong]

As much as I love Your Lie in April, I’m glad for once this comment section isn’t overflowing with those comments.

[dylanconry]

Little Red Riding Hood next would be fantastic.

[tameemiqbal]

Remember me when you hit 1 millions subscribers

[asdfghjkasdfghjk]

**thinks about making anime reference**
**cries instead**

[jojoletyran]

This song should be as famous as Debussy's "Clair de Lune"

[Murcielagscuro]

The last time I was this early, Beethoven could hear.

If you do not wish to know the piece I'll play, do not click "read more"
Edit: Almost ready, folks. The first piece I'll play will be Chopin's Waltz in C Sharp minor.

[SR-fsde]

One of my top favorite pieces. Amazing job, just remember me when you're the most famous pianist.

[samaritan]

Again Kassia, I am absolutely astonished by this amazing performance, Rachmaninov is surely a treasure trove if you know where to look...and this performance was divine, you play it as if you're caressing a baby's head....

[imme]

Wow. I can't even believe how this made me feel. Most other versions I listen to speed through or just very slow the whole way through. But this, was unlike any I had ever heard. Thank you very much!

[Imperial]

One of my personal favorites, would like hear you play Chopin polonaise-heroic.

[souny]

Rachmaninoff to wake up, i say yes, amazing job, his chords are amazing, as a jazz pianist i enjoy them even more

[hiaezakmi]

The haste in your hands delivers quite the opposite, smooth and serene music.

[johannatoiv]

Sounds like the piano has a soul when you play it.. That's what makes your playing special to listen.

[ChAr]

I love this piece, would not have expected you or anyone to play it. Thanks.

[amandaernar]

At 1:08 you can hear the left and right-hand melodies "speaking" to one another. Rachmaninoff made it beautiful!

[StephenPiano]

2 days ago you were at 6k. You'll probably be at 1 mill before the end of the year lol

[valynambrose]

Kreisler is one of those songs to me that can just instantly calm me down