Franz Liszt - Liebestraum - Love Dream

[hitch1ker]

This is called musical orgasm.

[arellanojmv]

reconfortante====



[Mittenzzs]

Gosh, I haven't played this in forever...

[FlowersInSoutherland]

Just withing the first thirty seconds started crying. It really strikes a cord with your emotions. you can almost see the two. like petals on a breeze, floating down and apart, but always finding each other in the end.For me its an honor to preform this song

[milicica67]

CHE MERAVIGLIA



[Koiyty]

Frankly, even after the silent part.. The after effect of this song was just astounding.

[SaotomeUkyou]

いいよね、愛の夢。

[slayerSRBIJA89]

Band called Anal Cunt is better. xD

Just joking.

[capitanzach]

I feel like I'm flying over a city at night and it's icy cold out and in the end, I'm warm in my bed ready to fall asleep.

[marushkamkt]

I'm going to start learning this piece and I'm looking forward to it :))

[ManosOceano]

@DiegoIBlanco Good Mr. President Obama is a hostage of the CIA coup d etat, committed in the dark of night, December 31st, 2011: NDAA. Mr. Obama should be impeached and guilty hijackers put on trial for treason. It's the only way to save Mr. Obama and his family and establish truth for a virtuous person to be President, without a successive coup. Serious preemptive action must be taken now. Truth shall prevail.

[Muszkinson]

Only I see notes on his vest ??!!? lol

[DiegoIBlanco]

bella música que nos transporta a otro mundo!!

[Muszkinson]

Someone can tell me whois the performer ??

[mlodozeniec1]

@Muszkinson josef bulva

[Ethan117100]

We germans have so much passion.......when we try to share people just dont understand

[Sylbao]

@Ethan117100 I'm sure nazis would approve what you just said... No, seriously, there's a lot of people who love liszt's music. It has nothing to do with nationality.

[TheAshKane]

whats a suitable grade of this song?

[TheAshKane]

whats a suitable grade of this song?

[vrylol987]

@TheAshKane Medium.

[crcasti]

@TheWickedNorth I've been listening to this interpretation for a looong time. This is by far the best I will ever come across. I'm studying music at the moment, and I have just about the whole piece memorized... just trying to make it sound like this boss interpreter. I am fortunate to have the ability to know the piece, I will have this memorized for the rest of my life. My question is WHO IS THIS PIANIST of avant garde nature?

[minralb]

Liszt was said to be the best pianist of all time by many of his contemporaries. Unfortunately we will never know since his era ended before the invention of the phonograph. Of course any such rating could only be subjective, and there can be little doubt that many other critics of that same period held a different opinion. He is said to have played Grieg's concerto in Grieg's presence without a prior reading of the piece, and Grieg himself said that his off the cuff rendition was perfect.

[pgcarea51]

How can someone not love this ??

It's amazing.

[patophelia]

As I sat there in the doctors office.....listening to the fat pig across from me tell me what option I had....I could only find myself drift away and think of better times. Laying on the grass with her.....looking up at the baby blue sky.....

[anuarnx93]

This song is just perfect fot valentin´s day I love you claudia!

[myco578]

i guess you could say...

*sunglasses*

i'm adding this to my favorites Liszt

YYYYEEEEEEEAAAAAAHHH

[ledzeppelin7510]

@myco578 i actually laughed out loud at that

[ThatsJustLardy]

@ledzeppelin7510 me too!

[SofiaSanchez24]

Excelent.

[gabrielarce90]

This is just EXCELLENT!

[karfiolovahlava]

i'm sorry but this performance sounds like cutting thick bushes with a machette.

[sbambic]

@karfiolovahlava you sir are dumb

[DumpYourTelevision]

@karfiolovahlava

so you have no feelings? this is purly feelings... not sound.

Think you're better off with Dubstep - thats all sound and no emotion.

[Boooshful]

@DumpYourTelevision listen to a song by burial, perhaps the song ghost hardware and tell me that has no emotion.. every song has a sense of emotion you bafoon

[TheDistractionTrap]

@Boooshful

He was talking about TUNES, songs are sung... you bafoon!

[Boooshful]

@TheDistractionTrap song or not the music has emotion. Just go dwell on your idea that past generations of music is the only music with feeling. save your self

[TheDistractionTrap]

@Boooshful

Just had a look at some of your "tastes"... haha

I will upload a vid of me banging on my bin for you...

suit you to the gound that will ;o)

I will wear a monkey outfit so you feel at home :O)

[DumpYourTelevision]

@Boooshful

This tune isn't a song.. as @thedistractiontrap suggests..

This is music, pure emotion, not squawking zombies

[ICeSaiahTheProphet]

@karfiolovahlava ignorant.despicable. if you want to criticize do it with some with and some brains.not with ignorance.your comment shows how ignorant you are. if you hate this, better listen to someone else.

[mxzysptlik]

1:20 is where the journey begins...

[islandsylph]

I listen to this on a cd in my car on the way to work. It calms me before I tackle the nightmare that will be the day ahead.

[hologram252]

@islandsylph ... I am now listening to it for the first time, after a nightmarish work day, it has a truly healing effect. At least I tend to forget what I have been through today

[danthecomposer]

Liszt is my idol. This is my favourite piece. Allow me to plug my own channel for those interested in piano composition.

[iRiN15]

heard this in Music History and Appreciation class today and I fell in love with this beautiful piece of art <3

[MeganBoulden]

Can't. stop. pushing. repeat button.

[batonilevani]

wow still 1 million ppl know what real music is:)

[shezza]

@batonilevani nope just me a million times

[Thepeckinator]

This piece of music always gives me a huge boner. Its almost as if Liszt is using my nether-regions as a portal from the spirit realm - his spirit living on, through my cock,

[DOPPELMOVEMENT]

I could use all the synonyms for beautiful and it still wouldn't be enough to describe this piece.

[AlexWord10]

I have 15 years old, I'm in a phase of teenage years

but I can feel the love in this song.

[Thepeckinator]

If there was one song I could play to the love of my life, the one girl I couldn't be with because of her religion (JW) it would be this.

[jorgeantoniocab49]

hermoso e indescriptible

[Nobodyknowsme021]

Well you can certainly see who inspired Debussy and Satie.

[patoguayabero]

SUBLIME



[nalizol]

Excelso

[daffodilZephyr]

I picture myself in a beautiful elaborate gown, in an extravegant ball. As the music begins I take his hand and begin to dance.

[gtizzle101]

Does anyone else feel like the dynamics mean this. The softness in the beginning is that first meeting with the person your in love with and everything is fun and great, then you have the hardship (the loud dynamics), then the rekindling and making up with your other, and finally the very soft part at the end is the death of the couple that stayed with each other to the end.

[michaelash100]

@gtizzle101 I thought of this when I watched "Up!", the bit where you see the old man's life played out - meeting the girl, marrying, life and her death etc. It really reminded me of this, the development of the music around the story is almost a copy. Very moving :)

[sbambic]

@gtizzle101 I like this alot. I also feel like those super fast parts are almost like pressing fast forward on a video. Especially between the loud dynamics which could be like marriage and skipping until the death of the couple. Very interesting.

[TheNuElectro]

@gtizzle101 i think thats why everyone loves classical music so much though, you make the story behind the song. this song could be a trip to the zoo with your child and you lose them in a crowd. the stories are endless :D

[gtizzle101]

@TheNuElectro I can see that, music is amazing.

[cabaretampere]

@gtizzle101 Love Dream = Wet Dream. The softness at the start and the end is very literal. So is the hardship in the middle come to think of it.

I hate it when that happens, your underwear's basically a write off. Clearly Liszt felt the same way.

[gtizzle101]

@cabaretampere I was touched by your interpretation lol

[Orchiidify]

@gtizzle101 I read your interpretation and listented to the song again. This time is was much more beautiful and real. Made me realize how important "background stories" are. Thank you.

[U2becommenter]

Liszt probably had synesthesia, meaning that he assigned colors to certain keys. In fact, he often argued with Rimsky-Korsakov about colors of keys. What color do you think this masterpiece reflects? I'm just curious lol.

[Thepeckinator]

I get such a bone when I hear this. I am inclined to believe that Liszt is using my nether regions as a kind of portal from the next realm, his spirit living on - through my cock.

[consecratedinnocence]

Ha! I didn't know this was a Liszt piece. I should have guessed, though, with all that over-the-top virtuosity... ever the showoff, eh, Franz? Love you, man.

[aramistochter]

@77met  Ano, to je pravda

[TheRaaaph]

this is the musical allegory of the love act, i think...

[a26004]

I fall Asleep when I listen to this.. I love it!

[jamesbond00700100]

Through hard times good shall prevail!!! :D

[agrippa9]

I'm a guy of complex taste would anybody believe that I also like house music , old school hip hop , jazz, disco and oldies rock n' roll

[77met]

Nehez szavakat talalni. Koszonjuk ezt a csodat Liszt Ferenc

[felumanyc]

The warmest applause and repeated encores echoed through the hall. The proofs of delight and admirations were inexhaustible.

[alvaca112394]

I'll make love to this music

[DrSpecht01]

Dieses Lied klingt ein bischen wie "I did it my way" von Frank Sinatra

[Luribas12]

Im addicted ... (:

[SweetheartMaggie]

this reminds me of so many things in my life. brings tears to my eyes.

[DLLPIANO]

Wonderful performance!

[PianoJZB]

Everytime I hear this song I have to stop everything I'm doing.

[LeoPirate]

I can't play this. I only have two hands.

[321infamous123]

@LeoPirate My friend has done his diploma in piano and he played it in front of the whole school... I literally did a crap. Everywhere.

[Lennythewinner]

@LeoPirate So did Liszt.

[Malimeezy]

@LeoPirate and your not buggs bunny

[crcasti]

@LeoPirate hahahaha i feel ya on that one! I'm learning it, just about memorized the whole piece, but it is ridiculously difficult to make it sound like this.

[TouchOfClass1976]

@LeoPirate

yeah and he does it with one hand, with a gangsterlean and a poker face, crazy performance!

[strontklont]

@LeoPirate i can play this. and i also have only 2 hands.. its playable with 2 hands

[sbambic]

My pinky hurts!!

[RainWiLLIDie]

This is like a jewel inside of a dream.

[Thepeckinator]

Play this to a woman and her she'll be wrapping her laughing gear round your boner before you get to the final mesures..

[JazzKeyboardist1]

it seems a given that people like the w street journal today said, from the outset of his career,liszt was considered the greatest of all pianists,,,,,,,,,,,,,Where did these people get their time machine? was it because the piano was invented in 1863?

[Magnificoooooo]

@JazzKeyboardist1 The Piano has been thought to have been invented by 1700, dumbass

[JazzKeyboardist1]

@Magnificoooooo ,,,oops, yes,,,It was the player piano that was invented in 1863,,, which is exactly the kind of thing you could play, since you have no uploads,,,you are also probably magnifico at typing and clicking the mouse,,, if you had any talent , besides calling someone a dumbass,,, you would be proud of it and upload it,, The comments on your channel prove the only talent you have is that people hate you

[sosetudni]

szegyenlem, hoy en csak igy 33 evesen kezdem el jobban megismerni a munkait. nincs mit hozzatenni, nincs mit elvenni. igy szeretem.

[YAKKOELMANIACO]

GENIAL ESA ROLA ESTA DE WUEVOS NETA NETA

[TahuFenix]

it's like a lullaby

[oodjee]

Both top comments mention food :p

[jesusofsuburbian6]

is it weird if i think it sounds a little bit like Chopin?...

[Nejisgirl123456]

I hope I'm not the only one who thinks this guy is smokin'.

[GreeD7752]

I feel i'm in love again

[Whipporwhill51]

I am so in love iwt YOU BABY!

FBISAF!

[RandomLoveWorld]

LOOOOOVE THIS SONG !!! He was a FREEMASON if yaall didn't know :O

[TheAkvaMarina]

Прекрасная мелодия

[AlfieNoakesOhHo]

nice song

[Capkma]

Je me dis parfois qu'il n'existe plus aujourd'hui dans nos vies, des instants, des sentiments, des regards, à la hauteur de ces musiques composées ces siècles derniers. Les meritons-nous toujours?

[Benitoo89]

@Capkma Je pense qu'apprécier ces musiques, c'est déjà les mériter. Laissons-nous simplement porter par ce qu'elles nous évoquent, cette mélodie porte si bien son nom.

Et je vous assure que ce qu'elle nous raconte existe encore aujourd'hui ;)

[ionututut]

@Capkma i doubt it

[eemmii1279]

It's wonderful!!!!

[icpiscean]

heartwarming..



[Duskworker]

Too beautiful...

[HiddusNL]

This will always remember me of my first big mac <3

[0Bassline0]

So fun to play! Liszt was a true rock-star.

[BUKKAKE05]

This music is the right definition of PERFECTION.

[Commanderfox97]

I find it strange how we don't quite know the each name for a musical piece but we can all match the tune of the name to a composer's work if shown

[BrandonxHopkins123]

classical music is real talent not like singers and music our days when I play piano at school i tell them the composer for example mozart and they go who the hell is that its so annoying that people dont respect classical music because they say its for posh people wtf im 14 and im not posh i just love this music so much and its helped me my whole life through hard and diffuclcult times people need to start thinking that classical is the best thumbs up if you agree !!

[erik14555]

does me remind of a big mac.

[Cyrobal]

@DanielVonPalota Aa yes. Your right. Sorry. His father is from Rusovce. My fault. And why do you think he has nothing to do with Slovakia? He used to live here for some time. Or you are of these who hate Slovaks in any case? I dont like these people who point at differences between Slovak and Hungarians. I think this historical fight doesnt belong to modern society.

[DanielVonPalota]

@Cyrobal He had estates in Hungary (Budapest, Szolnok, Pécs), Slovakia (Oroszvár " Rusovce ", Kassa "Kosice") Austria (Wien, Salzburg), Bavaria (Münich), Switzerland (Winterthur), Italy (Florence). And I hate no one, but I'm still a Hungarian and I can explain how "we" feel since 1920. Imagine if a bunch of drunk guy from the USA, France and the UK would rip off your arms and legs and stab you in the heart.

[Cyrobal]

@DanielVonPalota If I were you, I would get rid of Orban and Jobbik as fast as possible because you will suffer much much more because of them in the future.

[SSdivisionen]

Beautiful. I heard it on my phone... Now this... The TRUE splendor... Spectacular. Unbelievable. You know the first comment? Precisely. I salute you, sir. You are a true man of music.

[windstorm1000]

Elvis P. had nothing on Lizst. Lizst was the first 'pop star' in history--a total package of smoldering good looks, lithe figure, melodramatic stage presence &, of course, incredible artistic talent. (Beethoven & Mozart were fine concert artists, of course, but lacked the first 3 qualities). Liszt worked his audiences up into a frenzy--& knowlingly so. Women threw themselves at Liszt & he would throw his hankerchiefs into the audiences where they were torn to pieces by squealing duchesses.

[shohangun02]

Great!

[LordDartas]

45 people doesn't have a soul, or any capability of enjoying a masterpiece. This new age is kinda lost.

[DeliciousRedVines]

@LordDartas If it helps you, I'm a teenager willingly searching for beautiful music like this. So there is still some hope! Any recommendations?

[FiorellaMadueno]

Hermosa melodia!!

[righteousgroove]

"Love Dream"...kind of sounds like a delicious dessert.

[TinaVukovChannel]

there was a time when people made art. today they make money, that's how the cookie crumbles :\

[bluapplz]

@TinaVukovChannel And some, like Dali, did both. It is possible to make both art and money.

[VIRIATO1942]

Esta melodia nao se ouve....sente-se ! So Liszt e um grupo muito pequeno de grandes compositores consegue criar tal condicao. Lindissima !

[taterthesufferer]

I'm just wondering why people thumbed this down lol. What's to thumb down, they don't like his hair or something? idk O.o

[orphyborphy]

@taterthesufferer It is pretty bad hair... but not enough to thumbs down, I don't think :P

[windstorm1000]

@orphyborphy what are you talking about--his hair is great--sexy if you ask me.

[lcxdfgsbldfgbadfnvaa]

Music starts, where speech ends. 

[mragentforjesus]

This composition is my favorite. And i was the 5000 like!

[arundul12]

I was told in class to write an essay about what true happiness and beauty would be like for me. I think i just found my answer.

[okan8096]

i think leonard cohen listened to this when he made came so far for beauty

[oodjee]

To whoever shall post after me, just remember... IT'S NOT A SONG!! :P

It's a musical composition, or a piece. 

[tromuniapp]

@oodjee Well, you see, I was told that all peices of music are songs, in that instruments are extensions of our voices. At least, that is to my private trombone instructor, and also my current highschool band teacher, who is a trumpet player. I was talking to either of them and I mentioned something as "Not a song, but a peice of music" they both further corrected me, and I am just stating another aspect on a subject that is not set to a line of standards as you are professing. :)

[oodjee]

I don't know who told you that all pieces of music are songs, but that's like calling my computer monitor a TV, The definition is simply wrong. Instruments are not extensions to our voices (that would imply that "voice" is the main aspect of all music). Instruments can accompany a voice, and if there's a voice present to SING, it becomes a SONG. Otherwise, it is a piece. Just because your instructors can teach you how to play, does not mean they can't be wrong about anything. Research further :)

[tromuniapp]

@oodjee But you can't deny they are valid opinions on the subject of an art. You do seem to relate to a science having a set of standards to be followed. I mean no hostilities whatsoever.

[oodjee]

@tromuniapp - We're not sharing opinions here. Just because art is subjective, it does not mean that the terms used in it are as well. I 'seem' to relate to calling things by its proper name. It's not about science and its sets of standards. It's about proper use of language. "English mothafaka, do you speak it?" I mean no hostilities either, just a Pulp Fiction quote.

It's pretty simple, "song" requires a voice for it to be defined as that, otherwise it's a composition. This isn't an opinion.

[tromuniapp]

@oodjee Shiiiiiiiiiiiit, Negro. Then I think our stances are settled. :) Have you seen Resevoir Dogs by any chance?

[oodjee]

@tromuniapp - My major was Film Production, so yes of course :). Awesome film!

[tromuniapp]

@oodjee Are you a fan of great gangster flicks, or are you a well rounded respecter of film and music like me. Do you also happen to be a History buff, cuz that would be wierd :)

[oodjee]

@tromuniapp - loll. No, I'm not a history buff, although I have become interested in learning more about it.. just cause the older I get, the more I appreciate knowledge. As for films, yeah I'm well rounded - from Ford Coppola and Scorcese to Kieslowski to Jean-Pierre Jeunet to Wong Kar Wai, to Kubrick, etc.. Same goes for music. But only recently I'm getting more into classical. You? You're still in high-school you said? What do you want to become?

[tromuniapp]

@oodjee Well I am just a freshman but I know it is something to do with Political science and something with film. I absolutley love listening to classical music because I think that classical music along with an orchestra of classical instrments playing music sounds like definitive emotion, if you can understand what I mean. I also look to music in film. Clssical is always the best choice because it can fit any emotion with the most passion. Hymn to the Fallen, Adagio for Strings. sry no mr spc

[oodjee]

@tromuniapp - I recommend you watch a film called "Trois Couleurs: Bleu" (Three Colors: Blue"). It is a French film, part of a trilogy (others are White and Red). The music and cinematography in it are hauntingly beautiful. Pure art. The story is about a woman trying to deal with the death of her husband who was a composer, and attempts to finish his last symphony. Zbigniew Preisner is the composer for that film, check him out..

[danielsonn77]

@oodjee crackin song this 

[ThatsaCryinShame]

this may be the most beautiful song I've ever heard

[wWasaabi]

By listening this, you really want to have a piano, dont you :)

[capitanzach]

Ésto es como una droga. Me da much placer.

[fatalistbg1]

Wonderful ,superb ,idyllic !!!

[meghan0392]

this makes me want to get caught in the rain...or lay in a field of flowers.....or daydream under a pretty tree

so romantic and heartfelt, i love <3

[moonLitmanmLm]

anyone find it disgusting that the generations that are passing, for the majority, are forgetting the music that started everything musically related?

[GeturOwn]

@moonLitmanmLm Yes thank you someone that agrees with me....What is music coming to these days...I weep for the future music generation..

[enchanter1313]

@moonLitmanmLm Personally, I'm more disturbed that there is a minute and a half of silence at the end of this video.

[jonathanviolin]

@moonLitmanmLm Classical music is music that survives the test of time.

[retrogamerdave]

loved everything except for the bass notes that he hammered a little bit too hard. Most of them were just right, but a few were too presen\t