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Brilliant!
Ivan85504 9 months ago
Thank you for posting this! I love Cziffra's versions of Liszt...at least he allowed some personality to show in his playing, instead of just dry, mechanically-perfect exhibitions.
ChrisLasegue 1 year ago
Oh my god, how the hell did he play the beginning so perfectly without practically any sustain
ToxicLabProductions 1 year ago
This, along with Richter's, are my favorite interpretations of this lively short piece.
TheOutcome7 1 year ago
While certainly intriguing, this performance has a few too many quirks as Cziffra liked to do eary and later in his career (but not in the early 1960s).
PIanoReview 2 years ago
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He is not afraid of breaking the rules to make it alive. With that kind of sensitivity he can't reach everybodys heart in cold times like we have today.
Cziffra is a genius. We all can see the centre of the target after his hits. A talent strikes the targets wich we all have known before. Thats the difference. Thanks to everybody who made Cziffra possible and that he was born in times of recording.
barakjoe 2 years ago 10