Franz Liszt - Romancero espagnol, S695c 

Do you have plans of uploading the score for this (using this audio)?

Thank you, Andrei Cristian Anghel!

@@Santosificationable not really that necessary as you can simply look at the score online

@@BrinaSuni think he's asking AndreiAnghelLiszt to upload a score video of this piece

Thank you!

Thanks, Eduardo.

@ wow, they sounded like they were played like a scale at robotic speed instead of glissando! How do you do it so well on a grand piano?

Appreciate the comment, Amédée!

Yep, same theme used there. This piece was written before though (1845).

Andrei Cristian Anghel May I ask if you prefere one of they over the other? Wich one do find most enjoyable? 😊

와 찐이다

Yes... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-KhHVTeuW5zI.htmlm32s

헐...멘데스님

😂🕺

Leslie Howard es aburrido. Toca las piezas de Liszt cómo si fueran ejercicios de piano.

Thank you!

Thank you for your kind comment, Santosificationable!

Yes it him I also recall that!

That was me, indeed! 😉

Thanks! 🙌

♥️👍

Thank you, Matthew!

It has to be

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@@franz_liszt401 ㅋㅋ 진짜 별곳에서 다 만나넼ㅋㅋ 스토커냐?

@@doompiano1604 그니까

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¡Gracias, Emilio! Una pasada de pieza, ¿verdad? Totalmente desconocida.

Thank you. 😊

@ Thank you for this wonderful recording :)

Thank you, BILL GUY!

Handsome Comment. Handsome Reply.

@@BrinaSun Aye it's the cool guy. Handsome Guy Handsome 2nd Reply

You know me?

@@BrinaSun Of course! I saw one of your piano videos before, I believe it was Fish Fillet by Furansu Lisztu

@@Paganini-Liszt lmao I was bad

Thank you!

I have the sheetmusic of this. Drop me an email at the address in my channel description.

@@AndreiAnghelLiszt do you actually have it now?

@@feinbird9161 Yes. I gave it to Mendes and Liszthesis a while ago who both respectively made a NWC and MIDI.

@@AndreiAnghelLiszt Do you know about sheet music of Mazurka pour piano S.384

yes it is

really? which video?

@@BrinaSun la Clochette- liszt competition

youtube.com/@stmarysperivale2842?si=6N1PEVqaJcADIIAi

That's your opinion. To me, this is a beautiful piece of music that deserves to be made known to many listeners as much as other great pieces out there.. and come on, the part from 5:10 and 6:45-7:50 is not beautiful??!! Or 11:10 - 12:48?? And all the melodies Liszt used for this piece are all traditional spanish folk-music that existed in his time... and I'm also familiar with them, since a lot of the melodies used here also existed as old folk-music where I'm from, since it was a Spanish colony, centuries ago.

@Linny Ching Uh.. ok?? So what?? Don't get me wrong... Daphnis et Chloe is a beautiful Ravel piece like you mentioned, but does it mean we have to neglect every other piece out there, just because they're "not as good as Daphnis et Chloe"?? Does it mean we have to neglect say.. pieces by Schumann, Alkan, Oginski, or other composers, just because those pieces are "not as good as some other pieces" like you say? Hell fucking no. Lol. And besides, it doesn't take away the fact that this piece - which has so much beauty, love and care put into it by the composer himself - has been neglected and left there in the dust for more than a century.... It's a great thing that such a piece was discovered in 2009, and we have 2 or 3 performances of it now. And to put some context into this piece, the spanish audiences at that time loved the spanish arrangements Liszt played in concert, as well as this one in particular (which had a different name), as one of the themes in this piece was one of the most popular songs in Spain. They admired it, loved it, and even praised Liszt for playing it, giving him flowers as well as a standing ovation.. and this says a lot about a piece that has never been made known or played for more than a century. The guy I responded to probably didn't even explore the piece and just stopped after one minute and commented that. I mean, yes.. to each their own, and I'm fine with that.. but I'm pretty sure the parts I highlighted did not sound like a circus...

i guess you hate liszt fantasies u said u hate la clochette

​@@amgx9670 Quite the contrary, I dislike the pieces he wrote solely for virtuosity's sake such as this one or the la clochette based on paganini's theme. I regard many of the other fantasies such as Lucrezia(which Andrei below me posted a wonderful recording of) or The Hugeunots, or all of the operatic fantasies based on Meyerbeer's operas are charming, crafted with a appropriate virtuosity, and are great adventurous romantic masterpieces. Out of all of Liszt's oeuvre which I've had the pleasure of listening to(

@@Kalen1457 2 examples of what you would like?