5 Minutes On... Liszt - Funérailles | Daniel Barenboim [subtitulado] 

To the people that ask for more time, this kind of short videos are just for awake the curiosity and another sense of music.. it's not a class, or a guide, it's just a little taste of what you can do if you study and hear the music with attention. 💕 Muchas gracias por esta oportunidad ❤️

4:48 "Thank you for Liszting" No pun intended Daniel? Haha

Yes 5 minutes is really too short. Thank you maestro..

Like Bernstein, these analyses are the gift of a great master to posterity.

Thank you for this video! I would really like to see you talk about Chopin "Ballade No. 1 in G-Minor, Op. 23"!

I wish these could be longer. Thanks so much for sharing.

What a marvelous musician. Heard a Beethoven recital at Orchestra Hall in Detroit where time stood still.

Such a wonderful series, thank you Daniel. I'd be very interested to hear your thoughts on Ravel's Gaspard de la Nuit.

Damn this piano sounds amazing :)

Sr. Baremboim. Muchas gracias por la iniciativa tan maravillosa. Los que disfrutamos con la música clásica ahora tenemos más motivos para hacerlo. Reciba mis respetos y mi admiración.

Great seeing this extraodinary pianist talking about one of my favourite pieces !

거장의 강의를 집에서 쉽게 시청할 수 있다니.. 세상이 정말 좋아졌다고 느낍니다

James Vandenburg played this when we lived at 667 W. Barry St. in Chicago 1969. Thanks for the memory!

Très intéressant. En plus, Liszt donne ici au piano une ampleur orchestrale, bien rendue.

Muchísimas gracias, Maestro, por tanta producción y trabajo; por todo su legado. Saludos con gran admiración a usted y a todas las personas que están detrás de estos proyectos.

What a piece. Thanks maestro.

🙏more please...five minutes are too short..they flies in a wink of the eye

Thank you Maestro and please : more videos!!!

Thanks ..BELOVED Master Barenboim!

I'd love to find out more about Chopin's Nocturnes These videos are amazing, thanks for taking the time to make them

Daniel Barenboim peut tout faire tant il se situe à un niveau remarquable, c'est un immense musicien, pianiste, chef d'orchestre, engagé dans de multiples combats. Il est heureux qu'il nous propose ces rendez-vous hebdomadaire. Merci Monsieur Barenboim.

Nous aimerions que cela continue merci maître

Bonjour M Barenboim, Merci beaucoup pour tous ces merveilleux enregistrements! J'aimerais beaucoup vous entendre sur les différentes écoles de techniques pianistiques. Par avance merci et bonne continuité!

De nuevo mil gracias, Daniel.

Thank for the explanation of the music from Liszt,I learned a lot about this.

Wonderful maestro! I love Liszt's transcendental etudes but this piece is new to me. Could Mr. Barenboim do a video on Liszt's friend Alkan? Maybe a video on one of the etudes in a minor key? Thank you!

Gracias, Daniel!!!

merci de nous faire partager ces cinq minutes qui nous rendent plus proches les compositeurs que vous aimez.

Gracias Maestro!!! Maravilloso.

Muchas Gracias!! Esperamos ansiosos por el próximo! abrazo

Thank you, Maestro! Great video

Really interesting!! Thank you very much!! I wish it could be longer, too!!

Baremboin, soy porteña, siento unafecto especial por toda su obra, prodigio de su arte. Siglo XX me fascinaria, los dias pasados lo vi con Libertango. Si tocara Prokofief !!!!!

AMAZING! Thank you so much this channel is a blessing to art music worldwide

Gracias Daniel! Muy interesante tu canal.

Very good, thank you very much!!

Si meveilleux, merci infiniment

Wonderful 5 minutes on the piece. Killer piano there too!

Again, Maestro, too short insight! I love Liszt's music. We would love for these videos to be longer. Thank you for your words, we truly appreciate them.

Maestro, thank you!

Thank you for this. I'm a great admire of yours. The love and appreciation of Lizst has been a part of my life. My 95 year old mother studied piano (as a a child) with one of Liszt last students.

Merci mille fois de nous expliquer la musique cette manière, Maestro

Maestro, su canal es sensacional!!! Estoy aprendiendo mucho, y empezando a apreciar nuevas ideas al re-escuchar las obras, podría por favor hablar de alguna obra de Schubert, o si es posible de las transcripciones que hizo Lizt de él, gracias, un abrazo desde Colombia.

Really really good! Thank you

Just a mention to those truly interested in Liszt, go no further than Prof. Alan Walkers three Books on Liszt, in which he spent over twenty years in pure research and documentation from Liszt early barnstorming Virtuoso years, in which over seven years traveled throughout all Europe and Russia giving concerts from all the past masters, and his compositions to those who would otherwise never have opportunity to see a concert, symphony or opera. It is an amazing story of the music of the nineteenth century, the composers, artists, aristocracy. I know you will enjoy it!

Bravo Maestro! Please, - Tchaikovsky, Piano Concerto no. 1 - Bach, Saint Matthew Passion, and/or English Suite no. 2 The idea of this channel is brilliant. Thank you to all involved.

Thank you for this video

Maestro gracias por compartir sobre Funérailles de Liszt interesante y se aprende no sabia que el invento la idea de los recitales!!..

And thank you for the videos!

5 minutes are not enough Maestro! Please, make it 50! Regards from Brasil.

would like to have new 5 mins Barenboim Daily😀 u are such an asset to the humanity !

Thanks Daniel!

Wonderful

Fantastic. I would love to see video about Brahms' Intermezzo op.118 no.2 and Chopin's Barcarolle. Best regards!

thank you for this video

I do lové your clips

Great, very interesting.

Barenboim, you ate outstanding, as always. Thanks for the lecture, maestro! Am I the only person on the planet that likes playing the staccatos and the pauses in the first part, with the "bells"? One day I will complete my studies on this piece and and play it.

Te amo bro

Gracias, Maestro. Me encanta esta pieza Estoy totalmente de acuerdo con usted. Liszt es todo un revolucionario de la composición, llegando del romanticismo mas asentado por entonces, a precursor del impresionismo en su larga vida.

thank you!

yes! new video!

I would really love to hear the first piano concerto by Tchaikovsky :) great job on the videos

Maestro Muchisimas gracias! que maravilla poder apreciar su arte y sus enseñanzas por esta via. Nos conocimos en Chicago despues de un concierto con Maxim Vengerov, Brahms Violin Concerto. Soy amigo del Profesor Chiva en Venezuela; de ahi surgio nuestra conversacion. Queria usted en ese momento escuchar sobre la sala Rios Reyna, en el Complejo Teresa Carreño. Me encantaria verlo si viene por New York. Ahora vivo aca. Muchisimas gracias de nuevo. No me pierdo estos 5 minutos por nada.

Thank you Daniel. I love you (not just the music but your ideas and politics and humanity). Thank you.

Muchas Gracias Maestro . Usted tiene la escasa cualidad de poseer una gran comprensión musical. Nos gustaría que el Video se llamase : "20 minutos acerca de la comprensión musical de la obra pianística u orquestal cualquiera sea la que usted desee explicárnos ".

thank you.

I would love to hear Daniel talk about Ginastera's "Danzas Argentinas".

Super

YEs I enjoyed this moment

I would really like to hear about Saint-saens 2nd piano concerto ,or grieg's one ... or Mozart's concerto for 2 pianos ! thank you so much for sharing your knowledges !

Incredible the way Me Barenboim talk about the music and those little things behind the composition and the author. I suggest that the team behind this channel add subtitles for the non English speakers. I'm Spanish for example but it would be easier for us to have them. I would like to hear your opinion of Gershwin and his Rhapsody in Blue if possible.

And of course I would love to hear you talk about Wagner`s ring cycle, obviously in various videos. The same goes for Bruckner´s symphonies, one episode for each symphony would be amazing. Hope we can hear you talk about those. Thanks!

Master Barenboim, you are my favorite musician. You should make videos that are of master classes for all of the Beethoven sonatas.

Mr Barenboim, please comment on more piano pieces. It helps me understand these piano pieces better. RU-vid really lacks good explanation of piano pieces. My kids both have classical piano lessons, and I am in the learning process of piano music together with them, I love it but it is not very easy to get into. Your video's help. Thank you for being on youtube!

Thank you very much for your video, Mr. Barenboim. I have a question for you, that is, if you are open for any requests. Are you familiar with the case of the Hungarian composer/pianist Ervin Nyiregyházi, a rare talent, even among prodigies, who never found his place in the uncompromising musical business? Do artists have to make compromises? Is it merely a matter of taste, or another sign foreboding the decline of classical music? What can we, the normal listeners, do for such individual talents and for art as a whole?

Fantastic series Maestro! I would love to see a video on Hindemith's Ludus Tonalis if possible :)

Dear Maestro Barenboim, thank you for this contribution! If I may make a request: I would love to see you talk about different tempi in piano sonatas. What is the right tempo? And why do all virtuous concert pianists play so staggeringly fast. Thank you!

Thank you so much for this wonderful video! Maestro Barenboim plays as a god and what he tells is very interesting too, as usual! I might make a few suggestions, hoping they can be useful: -5 minutes are too few to properly speak about these incredible masterpieces; -the video editing could be more accurate. Thank you again!

"thank you for Lisztening" hahahahaha!

Thank you, Maestro Barenboim! I wish you could talk about Wagner in the future.

Most interesting.

I would expect some background information from Barenboim on why this wonderful piece is special... Funérailles is an elegy written in 1849 as the 7th piece of Liszt's "Harmonies Poétiques et Religieuses" and as a response to the crushing of the Hungarian Revolution of 1848 by the Habsburgs. Funérailles is subtitled "October 1849". This has often been interpreted as a sort of funeral speech for Liszt's friend Frédéric Chopin, who died on 17 October 1849, and also due to fact that the piece's left-hand octaves seem to echo the central section of Chopin's Heroic Polonaise in A flat major, op.53. However, Liszt said that it was not written with Chopin in mind, but was instead meant as a tribute to three of his friends who died in the failed Hungarian uprising against Habsburg rule in 1848. They were Prince Felix Lichnowsky, Count László Teleki and the Hungarian Prime Minister, Count Lajos Batthyány. Batthyány was executed on 6 October 1849 for his part in the uprising.

5 mins...could listen for hours.

Please maestro! Tell us your ideas behind Liszt's Sonata in B minor! I would especially LOVE to hear what you think about the thematic background of the masterpiece!

Two complains. 1. These videos should be longer. 2. I want more videos.

Maestro Barenboim, Thank You! Possibly a short dissertation on Mozart Concerto 23, K488 - Relationship of orchestral voices (clarinet, flute, etc) to the piano and the Concerto as an entity, would be most appreciated!

Me encantaría que hubiera incluido a María Szymanowska cuando habla de compositores pianisticicos del s.XIX. Gran lección, gracias Maestro!

Encantado de escucharte maestro.Me gustaría saber tu opinión sobre la interacción del piano y el Chelo.¿qué obra es tu preferida?.Gracias y un saludo desde Mallorca.

There are so many great piano pieces I would like hearing you talking about! Are you considering anything from the twentieth-century repertory? The Berg sonata would have been great!

Thank you very much for these videos. It would be very interesting to hear you about Wagner, the orchestration of the overtures of Tristan, Lohengrin, Rheingold. And also on the emotional force of Isolde's Liebestod (joint conversations with Waltraud Meier would also be very interesting ). Also on Shubert's Impromptus or sonatas. As an auditor I'm always frustrated by the form of the recital and the absence of any verbal communication from the soloits/conductors to the concert audience. Concerts would be even more attractive if the artists could share their views at the end of the performance, on the piece, on the composer, their feeling on the way they performed it.... The younger generations would also appreciate it. Julien

Superb very informative video ! Could you introduce us the 10 th symphony shostakovich? thank you very much for these great videos

Please, make sure next videos to have Spanish subtitles.

Que belleza México.

Mr. Barenboim, I so appreciate your discussions on these classical composers. I'm a huge fan of Liszt, Chopin, Brahms, etc. But do you also explore the music of Jazz composers and musicians such as Bill Evans and others? It would be especially interesting if you approached them from the perspective of a the world famous classical musician and conductor you are. If not, thanks so much anyway. I'll still be a loyal listener and visitor.

Merci pour cette vidéo! Je voudrais vraiment voir vous parlez de Ravels Ballet "Daphnis et Chloe"!

gracias...podria hablar sobre la transcendental, dificilisima e irresistible sonata en si menor... y algun video sobre el caracter español y universal de las sonatas de scarlatti...

Thank you very much, maestro! I was wondering if you could talk about the ornamentation in Bach's First Partita, please. Thank you again!

Maestro muchas gracias por esos videos ! Soy estudiante de piano y me encantaria escuchar sus comentarios sobre unos preludios para piano de Debussy ...

Wonderful chanel, nice explanations and statements. Dou you like to tell something about the fantastic music of Arvo Prät?