I just got done listening to this piece. Great piece by the way! Santa Clara Vanguard Drum and Bugle Corps is going to be using it this year (2011) as part of their show and it definitely is the sounds of SCV!
It's because this is the mechanical piano version. This is on the Ligeti compilation CD of piano works for the player piano. Everything is taken to a gross speed. I've never heard anyone ever play it THIS fast.
Indeed. Compared to the footage of his live performances, I do suspect that this recording was programmed. However, I have a feeling that Ligeti would approve of it.
There is nuances and accents, but no phrase direction, especially around 1:20 and 2:00. Nuances and accents can be easily programmed on any musical player.
Maybe we should ask the person who posted the video, that would close the debate...
Your performance is very very good, it sounds very cool, its a very difficult piece, you're big... The begining is impresive.
michaelnyman1 10 months ago
Your performance is very very good, it sounds very cool, its a very difficult piece, you're big...
michaelnyman1 10 months ago
thank you so much for posting this! it sounds really nicely recorded, for CD?
I can easily understand how you think it is representative of the 20th century
TheStealth86 11 months ago
I just got done listening to this piece. Great piece by the way! Santa Clara Vanguard Drum and Bugle Corps is going to be using it this year (2011) as part of their show and it definitely is the sounds of SCV!
Liquidspaceman 1 year ago
On what piano is this piece played?
michaelnyman1 1 year ago
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MrStrav81 1 year ago
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treefingers68 1 year ago
I love how it is zooming in on a picture of a cat in the middle of it.
MrStrav81 1 year ago 2
Wonderful interpretation!
I hear in this interpretation new sides to this composition.
:)
gonrolgonrol 1 year ago
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MiguelKertsman 1 year ago
who is the pianist?
MaLillyBoogan 1 year ago
@MaLillyBoogan That is for you to discern from the postings.
ilkinond 1 year ago
kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk....the cat is very funny......kkkkkkkkkkkkkk
dukedome 2 years ago
For a real human, enter this search: Ligeti -- L'escalier du Diable and watch andoloro play it!
3cplantin 2 years ago
anybody know if this is a machine or what?
I find this kind of addicting.
hiscraft 2 years ago
mmmh sounds like fréderik Ullén interpretation
Denesmanzo 2 years ago
also lmao @ the cat at 2:00
TheEarlOfDublin 2 years ago
What an intense interpretation.
TheEarlOfDublin 2 years ago
Il faut écouter du Ligeti sur Steinway ,ne serait- que pour son arc en ciel ,notemment dans les aigus.
La pédale OUI mais ...!
AlainLeboeuf 2 years ago
Very scary cat. 1:56
theguyi26 2 years ago
Madness!!!!!
However, I feel it's too fast and all the accents are lost in the torrent of the notes.
kiisaka 2 years ago
It's because this is the mechanical piano version. This is on the Ligeti compilation CD of piano works for the player piano. Everything is taken to a gross speed. I've never heard anyone ever play it THIS fast.
glebvic 2 years ago
What about posting, for us, Catenaire from Carter (see Youtube version of Pierre-Laurent Aimard). That would be such a gift !
dadalaidou 2 years ago
Shades of Nancarrow, whom Ligeti admired.
BlueCougar 2 years ago
Oh GollyGeewillikers! My middle school band performed this! I want a soda!
bordaz1 3 years ago
Whose performance is this?
frycld 3 years ago
It is a performance of the contributor himself.
IGA000TAKA 3 years ago
There is no way you can play that at that speed! You sir, should be a concert pianist. Transcendental performance!
mickyj300x 3 years ago
LOL at the cat!
TheBlackPage1 3 years ago
Sounds programmed, but great dynamic inflection anyways.
jeffbrak 3 years ago
The score that someone had copied was obtained, and played.
IGA000TAKA 3 years ago
Indeed. Compared to the footage of his live performances, I do suspect that this recording was programmed. However, I have a feeling that Ligeti would approve of it.
I wish the lines were better projected.
kiisaka 2 years ago
I was glad to watch.
Not playing this work in real time as shown in the point. However, it is not driving either.
MidiDATA by real- hand-play of the electric piano is edited with the "sequencer.
The pitch adjusts the tempo as it is.
LIGETI Etude produces the sound source of all works in a similar method.
It was thought whether there may be also such a method by me because there was a performance instruction by the player piano, too.
Thank you.
The text uses the translation software.
IGA000TAKA 2 years ago
This is the best interpretation.
I don't like greg anderson's interpretation: he is excessive and superficially.
kiseneintende 3 years ago
Perfect
kiseneintende 3 years ago
Walkin' Talkin' Jesus, who's the pianist here?? Anybody know?
Alexias030692 3 years ago
I love what he does at 1'20
dadalaidou 3 years ago
It's madness ! fantastically played...
Thank You
20Regards 3 years ago
This is not a human pianist, isn't it?
guboub 3 years ago
no...don't agree...
lot of peoples can perform it...
this etude is difficult..
but isn't the most difficult etude form G.Ligeti.....
wing19831228 3 years ago
There is nuances and accents, but no phrase direction, especially around 1:20 and 2:00. Nuances and accents can be easily programmed on any musical player.
Maybe we should ask the person who posted the video, that would close the debate...
guboub 3 years ago
"L'escalier du diable" is one of my favourite études.
RodericusNamak 3 years ago