Frederic Lamond (1868-1948): Liszt - Liebestraum no.3

[Dihelson]

Very good!

[Marian3213]

I know this song from Nokia,shame on me :(

[linhan96]

this 3 mins n 58 secs are heaven!

[MexicanManIII]

I cant take such a beautiful piece seriously with those dumb new adds by the video screen, you know the one with the old dude with the retarded ass mustache! Youtube what have you done! It was tolerable but now its just... Nooooo haha.

[AustralBrown]

beatifull piece, and a beatifull interpretation,

i want to know if is there any recordings of an original play, from any classic genius

[AustralBrown]

beatifull piece, and a beatifull interpretation,

i want to know if is there any recordings of an original play, from any classic genius

[MasterAchiefer]

ergh...an ugly interpretation of a wonderful piece...many others are far better. This one...lags on too much. I mean, in the most passionate part, it's just slow.

[jen95xx]

well then here my new comment, because I think there have been a coupe misunderstandings,

I love this song and I'm also learning it, with fast and annoying I actually meant to learn it, didn't mean the sound. Liebestraum is one of my favorite pianosongs

So yes I'm listening to the same recording and no I'm not clueless

[maskedninjacookie]

@jen95xx ahh there now you're making sense!

[jen95xx]

@maskedninjacookie :D

[marcxopoco]

Thanks for posting.

Very interesting.

Beautiful interpretation.

Tremondous control of dynamic inflections in the melody.

[DIGIMONJK]

Actually, its a wee bit too fast. Its like 1 minute fastes than other recordings.

[jen95xx]

this time the left hand is the basic sound and the right hand the background, and the right hand is FAST and ANNOYING

[d60944]

@jen95xx Are you listening to the same recording as the rest of us?

[jen95xx]

@d60944 I mean to learn it, it's a beautiful song

[marcxopoco]

Poor jen95 is clueless.

[jen95xx]

@marcxopoco What do you mean??

[NjallPiano]

please check out me playing liebestraum

[kawaiikyoneko]

it's hard to actually find classical music that's interpreted and played well.

this is a recording that's both interpreted and played really really well^^

[furrowin]

i heard this in all about eve its gorgous

[royo90]

One of the most beautiful renditions I've ever heard. The tempo is a little unusual but Lamond makes it work for him.

[ShineSunGirl]

Beautiful !!!!

[Kajakize]

love it

[icanthelpbuthear]

i have the music for this and it is a pain it is soo complicated

[nakayley]

i really dont like this song because this is my solo for solo&ensemble and its a pain

[omgITSLAURAAA]

haha i understand. i begin to resent all my solos after a while too...

[jedancovek]

Beautiful and pure, I love this recording

[eltachimetro]

he added notes :O

[TrueTwelfth]

Are you aware that, for instance, Liszt told his students to improvise short preludes to pieces like this one? Even by the 1880s the tradition that Liszt knew and lived in was disappearing. We'll never get it back- & no one will ever appreciate how free it was - but it implied a degree of artistry and integrity, things which there is very little of these days. But to disparage added notes in Liszt?? ...they either justify themselves or they don't.

[SilentMonotone]

nowadays everyone crucifies a person who doesn't play this beautiful piece to their 'standard'.improvisation is one of the magic of music.there is no right or wrong, as long it sounds beautiful.

[geneticssucks]

just take a good look at the piano sheet and you'll know

[mtierra]

Absolutely beautiful!! This and the Sauer recording makes one only imagine Liszt's playing. It is so full, open pianistic singing, there is a rare conviction in the playing that is only enhanced by the occasional missed note -- compared to the heavily edited and 'doctored' modern recordings - no comparison.

[nicluz]

The noise makes the pièce amazing.

[kleinbittersdorf]

Well...well....well....lovely!­

[DOCTORxDONNA]

It's more complicated than it sounds. Trust me.

[atlanticband]

not simple at all.if done right, this is one of the most difficult pieces there are.

[bhh1988]

it's definitely not easy at all if you try to do it right, but definitely not one of the most difficult pieces there are either.

[jasonextreme]

Love the authenticity. Great playing!

[paulostroff99]

cording of this gem that I have ever hear. Bravo! TY.

[MrLuis47]

Sin duda se trata de mejor intepretación de Liebestraum N* 3 de la historia despúes del propio compositor

[libraglory]

Woool... D60944, thanks a lot. That is great!

[libraglory]

Anyone has his recording of Beethoven's emperor concerto?

[d60944]

Yes, I will see if I have time to do an upload of it this weekend.

[sssseop]

wow! almost perfect for my taste.

I love how he expresses emotions

[gerardbedecarter]

I have put on CD: Welte vors roll no. 570 recorded 1924 same piece & pianist & played back on Yamaha grand. Timing 4:36. CD is part of 3 CD set of historic reproducing piano recordings of Liszt's piano works performed by his celebrated Weimar pupils. Enclosed with the book "Rediscovering the Liszt Tradition" by Gerard Carter which is published and sold by Wensleydale Press, 165/137 Victoria Street, Ashfield NSW 2131, Sydney, Australia. Lamond adds a few little gew-gaws of his own (of Liszt's??)

[123mortimer]

Thank you so much for posting this and the other recordings. How extremely interesting! This is a wonderful recording. So singing, taking the music totally seriously, never sentimental. Musicians of this generation still had authentic belcanto in their blood, and you can really hear it.

[maxi937]

It is sentimental you fool, the title means 'dream of love'

[0OoFACUoO0]

Really beautiful!

I love "Dreams of Love"

5/5 thanks for the video!!