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  • Great this in black and white, I was only age 6 then, she is so beautiful and plays beautifully.

  • La tecnica di Liszt : arpeggi , volatine(leggerezza) nella mano destra e nella sinistra),scale cromatiche con note doppie in terza ,tecnica delle ottave, salti nella mano sinistra con duine in cui la nota grave(prima) e' seguita da accordo a distanza(seconda), ampi arpeggi nella mano sinistra(tecnica usata anche nelle rapsodie).

  • Pearls!!!!

    Musicality!!!!

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  • @letmeinterrupt You are my hero.

  • Extraordinary pianism!. 

  • Thanks a lot for this videos.

  • At 1:39-1:44, that is the fastest piano playing I've ever seen in my life. If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes, I wouldn't have believed that fingers on a keyboard could move that fast!

  • Quelle technique!

  • WONDERFUL !! congratulations !!

  • che donna..stupendo..

  • ♥ this bitch

  • wonderful

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  • @achgaia Yes, sure! I spelled it like that because one of the related videos played her is spelled Leggierezza. :) My bad!

  • @mmoynan it's me to apologize and to admit a mistake. in fact, in the contemporary use of the language it is considered and error (as "gie" / "ge" is a commonly misspelled sound), but in this particular case, we are in front of an old use, a very refined form (which nowadays would sound inappropriate, but not in liszt times) i guess you can use both (i checked, some dictionaries still show both versions). there is always something to learn!

  • @achgaia Interesting! I would have never guessed. You certainly do learn something new everyday :)

  • @achgaia It's like "fuoco" or "foco" ; "cuore" or "core" As you say, one is the older usage (you read those spellings in Manzoni, or in 19th century opera libretti) the other is the modern usage. Things like that interest me and I enjoy looking them up. Perhaps a silly past-time, but it keeps me happy. Or, as a former teacher used to say "That's all very interesting, if you find that sort of thing interesting." I do!

  • anyway, with or without "i", i think it is such a beautiful word... i hope you agree.

  • Who can execute the passage 1:39 to 1:47 like her?

  • merci

    

  • MITICA MARTHA!!!!

  • One of my favourite Liszt compositions, here played to perfection.

  • Un jeu d'une légèreté à faire pâlir d'envie les libellules !

  • @rigel48 Quelle image ! 

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