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CZIFFRA IN TURIN 1959 - LISZT 

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A MAMMOTH 'live'LISZT RECITAL BY GYORGY CZIFFRA IN ITALY IN 1959. THE RECITAL BEGAN WITH LISZT'S FANTASY AND FUGUE ON B.A.C.H WHICH ISN'T INCLUDED HERE. CZIFFRA PLAYS WITH A STAGGERING FEARLESS AND PASSIONATE ABANDON - A 'LIVE' CONCERT WITHOUT A SAFETY NET. THE CLIMAXES OF THE SPANISH RHAPSODY AND 'DANTE' SONATA ARE DELIVERED WITH WHAT CAN ONLY BE DESCRIBED AS AN ORGASMIC VIRTUOSITY AND INTENSITY. . CZIFFRA IS A MAN POSSESSED. IN CONTRAST, THE LYRICAL MOMENTS ARE AS DELICATE AND TENDER AS ONE COULD WISH FOR ESPECIALLY IN THE MIDDLE SECTION OF THE 'DANTE' SONATA WITH ITS HEAVENLY PIANISSIMO SHIMMERING TRILLS. AT THIS TIME IN HIS CAREER, CZIFFRA USED A STEINWAY PIANO RATHER THAN THE LATER YAMAHA.
1. Les jeux d'eau a la Villa d'Este
2. Transcendental Etude No.10 in F minor. 'Appassionata.'
3. Valse Impromptu
4. Transcendental Etude No.5 in B flat major. 'Feux-follets.
5. Grand Galop Chromatique.
6. Valse Oubliee No.1.
7. Hungarian Rhapsody No.6 in D flat major.
8. Le Rossignol (Alabieff/Liszt).
9. Funerailles.
10. Rhapsodie espagnole.
11. Dante sonata.

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@user-ww5be7hc6k
@user-ww5be7hc6k 4 дня назад
Посто восторг!!!! Для меня это открытие ❤
@frankromano9064
@frankromano9064 6 лет назад
One of the greatest recitals on record.
@carlokazaku5381
@carlokazaku5381 3 года назад
@Frank Romano I totally agree with you. This is indeed the greatest recital on record. I'm enjoying every bit of it.
@piano345
@piano345 8 месяцев назад
Please note that I have never put ads in the middle of any uploads.
@mgfinegold
@mgfinegold 2 месяца назад
Incredible beauty!
@chilrad
@chilrad 7 лет назад
Cziffra's legacy = a reason to live on.
@davidk7529
@davidk7529 4 года назад
That sounds like a strange thing to say....... but it is absolutely true! I was discouraged and depressed at not having been able to start learning piano until the best learning years were long gone, but listening to Cziffra’s magical interpretations has given me the desire to both keep on living and to passionately pursue developing my own skill on the piano, even if I can never quite reach that level of versatility. Even the process is worth it, thanks to this pianist who showed me how to truly feel the music.
@Barbapippo
@Barbapippo 7 лет назад
When at his best, Cziffra was simply unbeatable
@davidk7529
@davidk7529 5 лет назад
I don't think I've ever heard anything less than his best
@olivierpelerin272
@olivierpelerin272 3 года назад
Il dit qu'à cette période "il avait la maîtrise absolue" !
@Whaijorhujishkomunyk
@Whaijorhujishkomunyk 3 года назад
He is Liszt incarnation
@ciararespect4296
@ciararespect4296 Год назад
Marc Andre Hamelin.. Hold my beer...
@cziffrathegreat666
@cziffrathegreat666 Год назад
@@ciararespect4296 nope
@marioargentieri1778
@marioargentieri1778 2 года назад
Cziffra rimarrà per sempre un fenomeno pianistico-interpretativo unico e assolutamente irraggiungibile.
@DanielKurganov
@DanielKurganov 2 месяца назад
Couldn't stop listening! The Etude No.10 is the best I've ever heard. Even better than the video of him.
@elmiramuradova561
@elmiramuradova561 3 года назад
Великий пианист с неординарным мышоением и грациощной виртуозностью,эмоциональной силой воздействия. Браво. Lovely pianist with great music talant.Bravo!
4 года назад
FRANZ LISZT: 0:00:00 - Les jeux d'eau a la Villa d'Este , S.163/4. 0:07:17 - Transcendental Etude No.10, in F minor, "Appassionata", S.139/10. 0:12:44 - Valse Impromptu , S.213. 0:19:04 - Transcendental Etude No.5, in B flat major, "Feux-follets", S.139/5. 0:22:49 - Grand Galop Chromatique, S.219. 0:26:09 - Valse Oubliee No.1, S.215/1. 0:29:15 - Hungarian Rhapsody No.6 in D flat major, S.244/6 0:36:02 - Le Rossignol (Alabieff/Liszt), S.250/1 0:39:03 - Funerailles, S.173/7 0:50:20 - Rhapsodie espagnole, S.254 1:02:25 - "Aprés una lecture du Dante", Fantasia quasi sonata, S.162/7 GYORGY CZIFFRA, piano (...Be sure to check my channel, if you can! ;)...)
@anaselmaaroud
@anaselmaaroud 6 лет назад
Cziffra my best pianist ❤❤❤
@dwacheopus
@dwacheopus 11 месяцев назад
Mine as well!
@silversmith1285
@silversmith1285 2 года назад
CZIFFRA RESTERA' PER SEMPRE UN FENOMENO PIANISTICO-INTERPRETATIVO UNICO E INEGUAGLIABILE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@noblehouse555
@noblehouse555 6 лет назад
Cziffra, a true genius at the piano, playing the Master Genius, Liszt!
@drbruce77
@drbruce77 4 месяца назад
Perfect touch. The Waltz Impromptu is a delight. More beautiful than his other "less romantic" recordings. Phrasing and tempos perfect as well.
@jiggsuhhh
@jiggsuhhh 7 лет назад
He plays as if every strand of pearls on Earth suddenly broke and he gathered them all, with their lustrous skin, and dropped them as musical tones on silver. Merci beaucoup, M. piano345!! May you have the best life has to offer for giving us all the epitome of pianism personified.
@jacksonpalmer9114
@jacksonpalmer9114 3 года назад
His Feux follets in this is absolutely inspired! His voicings and left hand are genius and are parts that I've never even heard in any other recording. Just...incredible personified!
@SELMER1947
@SELMER1947 4 года назад
By far the greatest Liszt player who ever lived
@Damian_Theodoridis
@Damian_Theodoridis Год назад
and the greatest of the 20th century
@ronwilsontringue6574
@ronwilsontringue6574 Год назад
You should hear his Rock and Roll - Elvis style !!!
@alainblanc204
@alainblanc204 2 года назад
Au delà de la technique surnaturelle, la spontanéité et l'instinct musical donnent à ce récital une dimension musicale et pianistique universelle qui souligne et préserve dans le même temps l' humanisme unique de Cziffra. Alain Blanc.
@marioargentieri1778
@marioargentieri1778 2 года назад
.assolutamente vero,solo una grande anima può suonare in questo modo!!!!!!
@sergeihsiao4011
@sergeihsiao4011 5 лет назад
For big Cziffra's fan, speechless ……miss Cziffra, thank you.
@meisterwue
@meisterwue Год назад
Amazing playing......and supported by these photos, wonderful
@Florestan1207
@Florestan1207 6 лет назад
A staggering performance, the ne plus ultra of transcendent pianism.
@valerianoherrera7248
@valerianoherrera7248 6 лет назад
Grande, grande Cziffra
@789armstrong
@789armstrong 6 лет назад
Transcendental pianism at the highest level.
@789armstrong
@789armstrong 6 лет назад
Some people expect pianists to play every composer superbly 24 hrs a day 7 days a week, but that's not realistic thinking. Horowitz and Richters Beethoven is no match next to Serkin or Brendel yet they are still geniuses. Cziffra plays Liszt the way Liszt himself would have played it. The horrendous suffering Cziffra went through during the war and even afterward, left a genius unsurpassed in virtuoso showpieces as well as romantic masterpieces.
@cookiecham1183
@cookiecham1183 2 года назад
beautiful!! Thank you!!💕💕
@RosemaryThomas1
@RosemaryThomas1 4 года назад
Utterly beautiful!!
@davidnicolle5360
@davidnicolle5360 6 лет назад
Liszt as he must be played... and as you say in your presentation, a pianist who could to be so marvellously virtuoso and also delicate and so poetic... a detail that many criticists forget to mention... Cziffra was unique
@piano345
@piano345 6 лет назад
Yes , poetry, passion and virtuosity. Cziffra, as you say, was unique.
@laslasman564
@laslasman564 3 года назад
Fountains of villa d'este...🎹😜
@TJ-md5zh
@TJ-md5zh 5 лет назад
Never fails to blow my mind.
@luc3753
@luc3753 Год назад
I don't know many pianists who can get away with playing the Transcendental n. 10 like that.
@beenthereonce
@beenthereonce 4 года назад
Wow ...!
@carmenrubio3786
@carmenrubio3786 3 года назад
INCREÍBLE SONIDO
@mt4523
@mt4523 6 лет назад
Solidifies the reality that Cziffra was an alien... not of this world!
@davidk7529
@davidk7529 5 лет назад
Or a mutant @.o heh
@lucyprovedel7065
@lucyprovedel7065 7 лет назад
wow!!...divine...
@SELMER1947
@SELMER1947 5 лет назад
No one has ever touched a piano with so much sensitivity, passion and virtuosity combined
@ciararespect4296
@ciararespect4296 2 года назад
Except Marc Andre hamelin
@SELMER1947
@SELMER1947 2 года назад
Sorry but not the same level !! Cziffra was a giant along side with Michelangeli, Horowitz, Richter, Argerich and very few others...
@Damian_Theodoridis
@Damian_Theodoridis Год назад
@@SELMER1947 cziffra was better than all of them
@Damian_Theodoridis
@Damian_Theodoridis Год назад
@@ciararespect4296 cziffra is kinda better than him. hamelin makes more mistakes than him
@ciararespect4296
@ciararespect4296 Год назад
@@Damian_Theodoridis err beg to disagree especially in the mistakes dept. Hamelin rarely makes mistakes and Cziffra changes rhythm a lot including composers intentions. Also Cziffra didn't have anywhere near the repertoire Hamelin has. So MAH for the win
@michaeloleary1867
@michaeloleary1867 2 года назад
Awesome!
@SELMER1947
@SELMER1947 5 лет назад
3:23 is the most incredible thing I've ever heard on a piano ! we can hear water flawing !!!
@Santosificationable
@Santosificationable 5 лет назад
Funny because I was listening to that exact segment when I saw this comment.
@RandomButBeautiful
@RandomButBeautiful 8 месяцев назад
If you think this is like water flowing, listen to Arrau's 1929 recording and you will fall into the fountain!
@SELMER1947
@SELMER1947 8 месяцев назад
@@RandomButBeautiful Sorry not to give you this pleasure but I didn't fall in the fountain... I know very well this Arrau record, great record but in Debussy, Michelangeli is above and in Liszt...nobody can approach Liszt's hungarish and gypsy soul like Cziffra did...the only one could was Simon Barere...
@RandomButBeautiful
@RandomButBeautiful 8 месяцев назад
@@SELMER1947 very interesting.. well, you are a connoisseur. Full agreement on the 'hungarish and gypsy soul', for which Cziffra is without question the one.. but there are so many facets to Liszt; Arrau captures some of his noble aspects, and there are others but I won't ramble on.
@cowtownfiesta
@cowtownfiesta 3 года назад
Thank you piano345. That sure is a lot of music!
@Davideberti
@Davideberti 7 лет назад
uno dei più bei concerti sconosciuti della storia secondo me... circa Cziffra non ho parole...
@sergiocattapan1192
@sergiocattapan1192 2 года назад
Il top del virtuoso e della velocità, ma siamo sicuri che non sia accelerato?
@fabriziogarzi9892
@fabriziogarzi9892 2 года назад
Maestroberti, ora invece lo conosceranno in molti.
@Rudel23
@Rudel23 4 года назад
I personally consider this recital as one of the best ever by Cziffra. He was at his best, I don't know how many times he played such an amount of Liszt's piece in one night.This is the only live recording of Cziffra where he doesn't play the B flat one octave lower (alternate) at the end of the 6th. Rhapsody...(35:24). By the way, I prefer this way ( original). Rhapsodie Espagnole is the best ever recorded, even if I can recognize it from the wrong chord (E instead of D at 1:00:11)...
@christiankircher369
@christiankircher369 6 лет назад
the rhapsodie espagnole is such well done that even the most virtuous pieces of Vladimir Horowitz are far away from these acrobatic tempi. and at thesame time he did it with such a precise rythm and control of sound. he uses the piano as an orchestra as Horowitz did.
@goodmanmusica
@goodmanmusica 7 лет назад
superb
@piano345
@piano345 7 лет назад
A time when Cziffra's star dazzled worldwide.
@jiggsuhhh
@jiggsuhhh 7 лет назад
His is a star which will never go supernova, but continue to shine until the last photon disperses and light leaves.
@Santosificationable
@Santosificationable 5 лет назад
@@jiggsuhhh Poetic comment.
@SandroIvoBartoliofficial
@SandroIvoBartoliofficial 3 года назад
Piano345, thank you! It redefines the contours of Liszt EVEN by Cziffra's standards. What a marvellous document!!! Thank you!!!
@violucia8951
@violucia8951 4 года назад
No.1
@mlaux72
@mlaux72 3 года назад
It could have been on February 22nd 1959 at the "Circolo degli Artisti"
@piano345
@piano345 3 года назад
Did you know someone who attended the concert?
@mlaux72
@mlaux72 3 года назад
​@@piano345 No unfortunately, i just looked on a local newspaper archive (La Stampa) and I found the concert notice
@england670
@england670 3 года назад
Exhilarating.
@robert982
@robert982 7 лет назад
Wow, the rhapsodie espagnole!
@steinwaygrande3971
@steinwaygrande3971 7 лет назад
and the Grand Galop Chromatique
@bratcheda1
@bratcheda1 6 лет назад
And when you think that less than 10 years before he was in a Stalinist labour camp!
@piano345
@piano345 6 лет назад
Yes he must have had amazing stamina. He strained his wrists being made to lift heavy lumps of marble and concrete and that's why in the early film clips you see him wearing a leather wrist band.
@davidk7529
@davidk7529 4 года назад
So many good things were lost, delayed, or suppressed during that dark time. The survival of Cziffra and his amazing hands is a blessing to humankind that lives on thanks to recording technology that was developed just in time to effectively capture some of the best of it for future generations like us to be inspired again and again. There is joy, hardship, grief, and hope played delicately into every note. We are truly fortunate to be able to hear this epitome of musical beauty.
@piano345
@piano345 3 года назад
@@AlexAlcyone If you see the later video clips, he no longer wears a wrist support.
@paul7606
@paul7606 8 месяцев назад
Greatest liszt pianist.
@Marinavalerevna
@Marinavalerevna 4 месяца назад
Открыла для себя этого пианиста в прошлом году. Очарована. Как можно было его не знать!
@piano345
@piano345 4 месяца назад
Yes, an amazing pianist. Please check all my uploads on RU-vid and my Facebook pages on Cziffra and Cherkassky.
@Marinavalerevna
@Marinavalerevna 4 месяца назад
@@piano345 Спасибо Вам!
@helloitismetomato
@helloitismetomato 7 лет назад
Thank you for uploading
@chaussonaph
@chaussonaph 4 года назад
Cziffra fut également un artiste Gaveau, Il enregistra tous ses disques Philips avec cette firme.
@kaareej
@kaareej 7 лет назад
That nr.1 and 2 was so brilliant. omg.
@77orchidjim
@77orchidjim Год назад
So very very sad that the g d ads keep popping up in the middle of such beautiful music only to destroy it. I hate RU-vid ads!
@carmenrubio3786
@carmenrubio3786 3 года назад
💕🎶⚘🎶💕
@hectorguilermowierna7705
@hectorguilermowierna7705 7 лет назад
Muy buenos todos los temas, e interpretado por este talentoso pianista.
@howljackful
@howljackful 6 лет назад
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@jiggsuhhh
@jiggsuhhh 7 лет назад
Oh, the Valse Impromptu is so beautifully articulated. As a very bad pianist, but one who still practices 3-4 hours every day at 70 years old, this is like heaven.
@piano345
@piano345 7 лет назад
I also practice most days for an hour or so. Cziffra was a real workman and kept his amazing technique well into his late sixties and early seventies.
@piano345
@piano345 3 года назад
@@AlexAlcyone I understand that he practised at least 8 hours a day. Most pianists like to warm up before going on stage.
@nuevopianista
@nuevopianista 4 года назад
Cziffra is God
@danyjamous5986
@danyjamous5986 3 года назад
1:01:31 nice little touch
@steinwaygrande3971
@steinwaygrande3971 7 лет назад
I am biased towards Cziffra as I honestly believe that he was the greatest master of the keyboard in the 20th Century. No one has dare what he can do . Take his Grand Galop Chromatique. No one comes close to Cziffra and the same goes for all his improvisations, and transcriptions, particularly the Blue Danube and Die Fledermaus
@piano345
@piano345 7 лет назад
Apparently Cziffra was admired by Horowitz as well as Martha Argerich, Nelson Freire and Nikita Magaloff to name but three. Of course his amazing gifts made some pianists very jealous.
@steinwaygrande3971
@steinwaygrande3971 7 лет назад
Indeed he was admired by Horowitz and many others . His legend still lives on thank goodness. Iwonder if todays young pianists can match his skill and technique ?
@DaHeichef
@DaHeichef 7 лет назад
I think that his Beethoven and Chopin are generally unsatisfying, but his Liszt is legendary. He was the greatest Liszt player, in my opinion. His own transcriptions were also outstanding.
@piano345
@piano345 7 лет назад
Cziffra's Beethoven was stylish but rather reserved as though afraid to overdo it. He once said during an interview, 'I cannot play Beethoven so leave it to those who can.' Some of his Chopin playing is very beautiful especially the four Impromptus and the fourth Ballade.
@DaHeichef
@DaHeichef 7 лет назад
piano345 I find his Beethoven to be a little bland and superficial, probably for the reason you mentioned. I like some of his Chopin, like the 4th Ballade, his earlier recordings of the A-flat major Polonaise and the 24 études (for their raw, unapologetic virtuosity and creativity), but his Chopin Waltzes are very bad, in my opinion. They lack finesse and lightness. Compare them to Kocsis' for instance. It's a staggering difference. Of course I still consider Cziffra one of the greatest, but there are no perfect pianists. Cheers
@odilereneleau3464
@odilereneleau3464 7 лет назад
Gorgeous and magical play ! Thanks very much for this video dear piano 345 ! It's sure , I 'm going to listen to this "live" over and over again and I add it on my own chanel too !
@piano345
@piano345 7 лет назад
Yes Odile - astonishing virtuosity yet tender lyricism and passion in the quieter moments.
@odilereneleau3464
@odilereneleau3464 7 лет назад
Thanks a lot , the real happyness dear piano 345 !
@piano345
@piano345 6 лет назад
Please visit my Facebook page dedicated to Gyorgy Cziffra.
@Rudel23
@Rudel23 7 лет назад
I only had a vinil (LP) recording of this amazing concert: Cziffra played almost everytime some works by Liszt in the 2nd. part of his programmes or at the end of them, but very seldom a complete Liszt recital; it was rare, so this document is amazing, thank you.
@steinwaygrande3971
@steinwaygrande3971 7 лет назад
Hi Rudel23. I to have this LP recording . Cziffra was an incredible and outstanding pianist. I must get the LP out and have another listen again
@Rudel23
@Rudel23 7 лет назад
I recognized it because at 1:00:11 of your video Cziffra ( in complete virtuosistic trance...) plays in the Rhapsodie Espagnole an E Major chord instead of a D major one...:)
@tizianoferenc4630
@tizianoferenc4630 Год назад
Cziffra was and always will be the greatest pianist of all time. Every time you listen to the same piece played by him, it's always different, indeed always new, with new nuances, new timbres. Especially when the Spanish Rhapsody plays. How In this recording ( I put the channel link I didn't know this recording) what I can say is.... monstrous. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-aa3wYmOIXM8.html&start_radio=1&ab_channel=organum1000
@RandomButBeautiful
@RandomButBeautiful 8 месяцев назад
Cziffra might have been his equal in technique, but in all other regards, Liszt was miles ahead. There was a saying in Europe of the mid 19th century "Hear Liszt and die". I don't think that has ever been said of any other pianist. We don't have recordings but there are so many anecdotes of his outlandish abilities. Sight reading: Liszt stands as the only pianist of all time who could sight read the 1st set of Chopin studies. Memorization: In the 1840s in Berlin he did 20 recitals on 20 consecutive days with an entirely different program every night. 80 pieces from memory plus encores. There was one night he was scheduled to play a Beethoven concerto and his barber accidentally cut one of his fingers. He played the concerto on 9 fingers without problems. Improvisation; his standard concert trick was to improvise 3 pieces on the spot on themes chosen by the audience and then create a final improvised piece from all three woven together. And the catalogue goes on. People don't really grasp how far ahead Liszt was from all other musicians.
@cziffrathegreat666
@cziffrathegreat666 4 месяца назад
Yes ! I came across that about a year or two ago and as you say its stupendous and gives a whole new dimension to the piece !
@plekkchand
@plekkchand 6 лет назад
I believe the climaxes might be described as other than "orgasmic". Transcendent, perhaps.
@RandomButBeautiful
@RandomButBeautiful 8 месяцев назад
Arrau's 1929 recording of Les Jeux is still the greatest.... but otherwise Cziffra kicks pretty much everyone's ass!
5 лет назад
36:03 Le Rossignol
@piano345
@piano345 7 лет назад
The recital also included the concert study, Gnomenreigen.
@akelofgren9468
@akelofgren9468 2 года назад
I saw he played all 24 chopin etyds what also Pollini Ashkenazy Lisitsa managed to
@sneddypie
@sneddypie 4 года назад
where's gnomenreigen
@chaussonaph
@chaussonaph 5 лет назад
Bonjour, puis-je me permettre de vous demander où vous avez trouvé les images pour l'illustration ? Merci, cordialement
@excelsior_classic
@excelsior_classic 7 лет назад
Arkadia CDGI 905 (CD) also missed the Gnomenreigen too - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hQSQp-Jp4YM.html Complete recital can be found from Fonit Cetra LAR 35 (LP)
@piano345
@piano345 7 лет назад
Thanks for the information. I have the Fonit Cetra box set.
@livschakoff
@livschakoff 7 лет назад
Virtuoser hat noch kein Mensch Klavier gespielt.
@CziffraTheThird
@CziffraTheThird 3 года назад
Where is the B-A-C-H?
@piano345
@piano345 3 года назад
Sorry, I don't have it. I do mention that in my notes.
@CziffraTheThird
@CziffraTheThird 3 года назад
@@piano345 Ah! Yes yes! Please forgive me my friend! I see it now!....have a wonderful day!
@antoinev9733
@antoinev9733 4 года назад
pff merde ! is this legal ?? :)
@ciararespect4296
@ciararespect4296 2 года назад
Marc Andre hamelin is far better technically. Cziffra is good but even his Liszt can be too showy for liszt himself
@frankromano9064
@frankromano9064 Год назад
This is for you imbecile:ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RVg0WAhMGq0.html&ab_channel=JDG
@cziffrathegreat666
@cziffrathegreat666 Год назад
how does degree of "showiness" relate to technicality? Plus I don't think Hamelin, or any other pianist for that matter have EVER given a more thrilling recital than this
@ciararespect4296
@ciararespect4296 Год назад
@@cziffrathegreat666 showiness in his efforts are in poor taste. Hamelin Liszt concert (not on yt now) is far more exciting
@pianisthenics
@pianisthenics 11 месяцев назад
I don’t think Hamelin is “far better” technically. He is definitely super clean and polished but in the live concerts he sometimes also lost the grip of his absolute controls at the instrument (still 99.9999% better than us mortals) but he’s not far better technically and Cziffra
@ahvidharris3732
@ahvidharris3732 10 месяцев назад
Technique is more than digital, Hamelin (great as he is!) is not this stirring of a virtuoso - Sheer musicianship that seems out of this world!
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LISZT -   CZIFFRA 1963
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Китайка Шрек поймал Зайца😂😆
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ТЫ С ДРУГОМ В ДЕТСТВЕ😂#shorts
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György Cziffra 6 /19/1960 Strasbourg Recital
1:05:09
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[Cziffra György] Chopin: Etudes Op.10 & 25
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Scarlatti: Sonatas
1:17:38
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LAZAR BERMAN plays LISZT Spanish Rhapsody (1964)
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CHOPIN POLONAISES 1 - 6 GYORGY CZIFFRA 1963
45:51
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György Cziffra Recital 1986
1:47:48
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CHOPIN WALTZES 1-14 GYORGY CZIFFRA 1962
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