Liszt - Tarantella from 'Venezia e Napoli' (Audio+Sheet) [Cziffra] 

Which one is the hard????

@@alanleoneldavid1787 Liszt’s arrangement of the tarantella from Auber’s La Muette di Portici is one of the hardest pieces he ever wrote. When someone played it in a masterclass, all Liszt is recorded as saying was “Now THAT is a difficult piece!” To be clear: this one from Annees de Pelerinage is not easy at all - but the other one is even harder.

@@therealtruetwelfth798 As one 19th century critic commented, "rarely attempted". Earl Wild has a marvelous recording of it.

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Now that you mention it, I agree! Especially when you know that Liszt is a formidable motif transformer (the first minor depressed theme from Ballade no2 transfigured into a major ecstatic theme, for instance, or the entire B minor Sonata based on like 2 themes). I'm sure he could have made that G minor theme something else.

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@@PianoJFAudioSheet Ik, It just dosen't keep up with Cziffra. It gets behind and stuff.

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Yes, it's easy to say it's easy bro