Evgeny Kissin plays Liszt Waldesrauschen

[MarcelLazar]

50 000 views :)

[PianoMatt18]

Ive gotta learn that?!?

Thanks mr piano teacher, i reckon thats doable. With a few extra fingers perhaps...

[PianoMatt18]

Ive gotta learn that?!?

Thanks mr piano teacher, i reckon thats doable. With a few extra fingers perhaps...

[KKIISSIIKK]

кашмар...

[chobeethaninov]

Bravo dear Kissin! I'm almost 15 and I wish I was playing Liszt and Rach etudes and big Prok sonatas...

[tarafiser]

i just love it, i can listen to 1000 times..

[TheJlz13]

im learning this peice and my goal is to play this piece as good as he plays it!

[Pianist46]

Hehe...he was even eccentric-looking at 15!

[lililuv94]

i played this when i was fifteen. i sucked.

[TheJlz13]

im learning this piece now :) and its frusturating cuz its soo hard

[123mazeppa]

I like Kissin's interpretation of this piece especially as shown here that he's only 15. Wow!!!

Personally, I dislike this Liszt piece. I like the virtuosity Liszt put into this piece but I dislike the melody. Idk.. To me, the music feels like going to the zoo and meeting a weird and wacky animal like a chimpanzee and watching this animal lick its own ass in a tree somewhere. Eurgh!!!!!

Halleluja!

Can someone please tell me what the hell is this piece about?

And what does Waldesrauchen mean?

[LickandNuke]

@123mazeppa waldesrauschen translates to "forest murmurs"

to me, its like a peaceful forest scene

[123mazeppa]

@LickandNuke Um... What Grade is this piece in?

Just Wondering....

[LickandNuke]

@123mazeppa It's pretty high up there in difficulty..... and im playing it for level 10

[lottoformulier]

@123mazeppa actually, Waldesrauchen means "forest smoke"... So I'm not very sure if this peace is meant to be very peaceful

[hetjaa]

@lottoformulier The piece is WaldesRAUSCHEN, not WaldesRAUCHEN. RAUSCHEN = Murmurs, Rauchen = smoke. l2deutsch, noob.

[lottoformulier]

@hetjaa sorry to burst your precious bubble, but not the whole world is german. sorry i misread mister perfect. onnozele mutten.

[DarkSeiph]

2:40 ... LOL!

[paulturtle92]

Try Hamelin's. A bit rushed, but still superb.

[proud1421]

AMAZING!!!!!

[Georginito]

unbelievable talent...

[Waldszenen]

It's pretty depressing when I realise he plays so much better than I can ever hope to.

[suremate]

I'm sure a lot of us feel the same way mate.

[afertyus1000]

@suremate narr he's got a radio hidden in his piano

[ilovetcpjg]

i agree. more than depressing.

[neromilo]

He has an impressionant energy,

[ZarBucanero]

i like his hair :)

[AznEricaa]

soooo pretty. wonderful job.

[demosj]

I like Kissin's serious face.

[mau7tr421ix]

Ruscieletto nel bosco?

[bibikwan]

sigh omg i first started playing this when i was late 14 and i never really got it right

[frederickfrederikfre]

ngiustizia della vita o chiaro caso di rincarnazione?

Opto per la seconda proposta

[Desmonddd2002]

I thing this piece kicks ass.

[TheLurker101]

holy shiite: 3:27

[skryabyn]

the one pianist whose playing inspires me most, i must say, is kissin. watching him revitalizes and energizes the blood the veins of my fingers! when i am down on my playing, kisisn is by far the best resource!

[CLASSICAListheWAY]

I wish I could have played this well at 15...I wish I could now!

[IQ40000]

he fixed, touched his hair with his right hand while playing frenzied octaves with his left hand at 2:43. Good technique is said to be effortless.. This child prodigy Kissin shows us an example.

[AnnaLRussell]

of course good technique is effortless... but u have to learn it first, unless it comes naturally

[carri6522]

This was so beautiful! Thanks for posting it!

[theeyuanxin]

amazing!

[deandusk]

uhmm.. how old was he here ?

[suremate]

he was 15