@MrOliverKjaerulff Hmm are you sure? ;) Well that run shouldn't be played super fast actually, so I think it could be manageable especially if you have big hands. Ponti plays the "fake-line" here ("haha"), so it can sound impossible but I think it isn't.
@MrOliverKjaerulff@addeex Chopin does the same thing in the right hand at the end of Op. 25/8, so the left hand sixths aren't out of the question. As a pianist, though, I'd go with the ossia in this piece. =D
Despite having the part after the e minor (where it is C Major) remind me of drunken colonial people, I had this weird dream about living in the best world you coyld imagine after going to bed.
Really, I'm positive that Carl Tausig will win the nobel peace prize if he presented this powerful majestic piece! No kidding
that.looks.scary.
Vesivian 1 week ago
Ops, I think it is Michael Ponti.
Information there:
Artista: Michael Ponti
Comprar "Themes Of Moniuszko's Halka - Fanatasy" em:
codonauta 8 months ago
Who is playing the Tausig´s composition here?
codonauta 8 months ago
1:35 WTF that run in parallell sixth's!! how the &%@# are you supposed to play that!?
MrOliverKjaerulff 9 months ago
@MrOliverKjaerulff Good fingerings?
addeex1 5 months ago
@addeex1 I guess so... I've never seen anything like it, not even Liszt would do something like that
MrOliverKjaerulff 5 months ago
@MrOliverKjaerulff Hmm are you sure? ;) Well that run shouldn't be played super fast actually, so I think it could be manageable especially if you have big hands. Ponti plays the "fake-line" here ("haha"), so it can sound impossible but I think it isn't.
addeex1 5 months ago
@MrOliverKjaerulff @addeex Chopin does the same thing in the right hand at the end of Op. 25/8, so the left hand sixths aren't out of the question. As a pianist, though, I'd go with the ossia in this piece. =D
wetuadjlv 2 months ago
i repeat: now we know where cziffra got his sound from: tausig's figurations! cziffra wasn't a lisztian - he was a tausigian.
kasyapa 10 months ago
In one word: testosteron.
titusbeertsen 11 months ago
Thanks for uploading. I'd not heard of this piece or the composer.
RichardMartin2 11 months ago
It's like an extremely difficult Etude rapped into a large work...if that made any sense lol
cedricrlongreen 1 year ago
Despite having the part after the e minor (where it is C Major) remind me of drunken colonial people, I had this weird dream about living in the best world you coyld imagine after going to bed.
Really, I'm positive that Carl Tausig will win the nobel peace prize if he presented this powerful majestic piece! No kidding
pinkbeenkody 1 year ago
@pinkbeenkody sorry of mispelling "could" to "coyld". heh-heh
pinkbeenkody 1 year ago
This looks kinda tricky...
Jackarooned 1 year ago
@Jackarooned
Keen grasp of the obvious.
maxsnafu 10 months ago
@maxsnafu That was the slant I was going for, but thanks for making that clear to everyone.
Jackarooned 10 months ago
Just like Cziffra's works... Hard as Hell !
felix0911176727 1 year ago
incredible. sounds like this is where cziffra got his style from! bravo ponti, too.
checkmatesolidier 1 year ago
the ending was cut off?
danedaworld 1 year ago
Congratulations to Ponti.
marcxopoco 2 years ago
My God, this is so beautiful. I can see why Liszt would be proud.
jasonextreme 2 years ago 2
Amazing! Thanks for this!
BofferBings 2 years ago 2
its not working !!!
SailorVVV 2 years ago
Thanks for notifying me; I don't know why it's not loading, but if it persists, I'll re-upload this part on my other channel
Hexameron 2 years ago
simply great
lacidaremla 2 years ago 2
First time I heard this piece. Wonderful performance by this pianist. Really brings out the characteristic written into the piece!
radioplug14 2 years ago 5
Trascendental and power! A immense Fantasy!
MagicDonDino 2 years ago 16
played like a metronome was strapped to his head, as it really should be for this piece :)
Ho0chie 2 years ago 2