Liszt - Valse de concert, S430 (Filipec) 

The late works of Liszt always got a kind of mysteriously magic power, which is really attractive like you said. Thank you again and again for providing these unknown (nowadays) Liszt works, that makes me feel perhaps there are still hundreds of Liszt compositions which I don't know yet ! Please keep uploading those treasures ! 👍

No theme is banal for Liszt. A taste of his tonal restlesness and eyes set on the future of music.

This valse is damn good, I've been listening to it on repeat for an hour and I can't stop!

6:21 builds into such beauty at 6:39, wow

2:58 suddenly we're in the wild west?

I underestimated this work when I saw the sheet itself for the first time, and I have to say; how very late romantic! I liked how Liszt developed the theme and building tension with ambiguous modulations, perhaps less virtuosic than his former years-but it is no less ingenious! What a fantastic piece of work, his late style converging with his usual paraphrasing skills he had been honing since he was a teenager brings an unusual but fascinating and intriguing piece of work! Bravo, Liszt!

This isn't appreciated enough

Thank you for posting this. A gem from a particularly scintillating and satisfying CD (both works and performance) in the ongoing Naxos series (Vol 49).

this is my favorite 💗i always come back months later and continue loving it 😍😍🥰

Magnificent and flamboyant harmonic colours!

I wrote this piece during a concert where I forgot to prepare material. Sometimes the best stuff happens on the spot.

2:58

Well, there’s certainly nothing pedestrian about this Valse! Playful and exuberant, colorful and bright...I think it’s a condensation of Franz Liszt in his finest hour. A very fine and spirited performance that captured wonderfully what Liszt had in mind. It’s hard to imagine it being played any better than what we’ve heard here.

weirdly beautiful

Ces valses oubliées un bond vers la musique moderne avec une progression de l’atonalité ! Prodigieux !

0:15 Dukas scherzo

2:59 4:18 5:55 6:01 6:20 7:18

6:21 - 6:50 always gives me goosebumps

I am totally enthralled with the passage @3:03

yayy! this is even bettter on acid😊😊😊

0:29 sounds like the wii shop theme.

This is very interesting and thank you very much for presenting it so very very well! But where did that bass octave before the final note come from? Bass-less endings are a bit of a trait in late Liszt in my experience - why did you make the ending that bit more conventional? (A question, not a criticism.)

Thank you for posting this wonderful composition (and performance)

2:39 the part from tunbnaill :D

Simply the best piece ever 😊

I cannot thank you enough for posting this piece. It is really quite fascinating!

3:55

Please have playlists in your channel for different genres of Liszt

3:02 is the music I feel closest to my heart. So romantic, playful, melancholic, nostalgic and mysterious at the same time. I think the melody is very nicely foreshadowed at 2:30. Also I somehow feel some resemblance to some of his works from the first year of pilgrimage. Some of those chords at 0:13 also seem like some kind of sarcastic laugh. Liszt's music is just so interesting and fascinating. I think interesting is the best word for it, maybe sometimes not so beautiful in the melodic sense, but one can always find some little details in it that were intentionally placed. And what is best that with his technical skills he could always - more or less - manifest his musical ideas on the piano alone and it never lacks passion or grandeur.

Wonderful work. So modern for its time.

Che genio incomparabile! E tutto ciò che scriveva, prima lo improvvisava! Mostro

Why is the ending of the sheet music different from the recording?

In the final analysis, I do believe friends list was to music what Einstein was to science… Just my opinion.

One day i don't get a new piano, I will not play this. Mine is never responsive or nimble.

Открыла для себя целый пласт восхитительной музыки

A late piece, obviously!

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Great channel!

another thing into my favourites! wow liszt is just amazing

6:02

Does anybody have an idea of how difficult this is compared to the Mephisto waltz 1 or the Spanish Rhapsody? Even Hungarian no 6?