Beginning of La Campanella by Franz Liszt

I wonder if anyone outside of the discord server watches these

[MasmoB]

First of all, why does this have so many views there’s so much better out there.

2nd, thanks for all of the constructive feedback, I’ll work on playing this piece with a more loose wrist, and who knows maybe I’ll learn the whole song one day.

Also, nobody probably cares but I’ll work on posting more of my progress on the piano soon. Ty for reading this!

[davisatdavis]

Very impressive, but if you don't loosen your wrists, you can get injured. Especially with a piece like this.

[robertomonina]

Your hands are way to tense, you ll destroy your hand by doing this. You have to get the perfect techinque to play hard pieces, and it takes years.

[jessemaniboujee]

It’s scaring me how tense his hands are 😭

[OneHandRending]

Saw the keyboard and immediately assumed this would be trash. Actually impressed. Keep going

[Bananawanana]

That’s awesome bro keep up the good work

[liampitcher]

“Sorrowful and great is the artist's destiny.”
― Franz Liszt

[eidotechnocracy]

No Piano whole Room Shakes while playing Liszt piece and we can't ignore neighbours.😉

[rosarionacussi]

this is beautiful!! keep practicing you're great ✌️

[bestshorts]

Amazing ! Keep going bro! This is one of the hardest piano piece and one of my favorites even the beginning is hard! Good luck bro!

[aceraj]

The keyboard is shaking, the keyboard is shaking, but I still hit the keys and say boom liszt boom liszt

[pianoimpact]

So glad so many people are starting piano probably cause of Covid nowadays!! Makes me a happy piano teacher lol, I’m still trying to learn Chopin etudes and Beethoven Sonatas so I’m not quite great yet but I guess I’ll give it another 12 years

[paolo]

I know this exact part too! It's super fun too play even though I'm probably not gonna learn the rest anytime soon

[lucapianoguy]

Hello, I would just like to give some tips to aid you in the process of learning this piece. First of all, try to loosen up a little, and when you’re making the jumps with the right hand create a slight circular motion with your hand, not only will this help you loose up and improve your accuracy, but it will also improve your musicality as well. I have also seen a lot of comments talking about having curved fingers, but I actually find that with this piece I like to have my fingers just a touch flatter than usual to help with the octave jumps, however I would highly recommend practicing and getting good with curved fingers first, and then with certain passages flatten your fingers only a little bit (this does not mean tense up, make sure your hands are not tense, even when slightly flattening your fingers!)

[XOutdoor]

One of my favorite pieces!! Keep practicing!!

[RobertOrgRobert]

Lots of advice on here but you’re doing just fine already

[clavdia]

wow the world is shaiking because of u

[iielephvnt]

Im a child ... once i grow up i can finally have my fingers reach the other keys .

[chanix]

Amazing! I probably cant even do that! Just a tip tho, maybe loosen your wrists a bit? I can see it's a bit tense. It will be a worth it investment I promise you!

(Oh there are other comments like this nvm)

[MasmoB]

Thanks for the likes and views I never expected this