Liszt - Hungarian Rhapsody No.6

[vahagnini]

Valentina LIsitsa Plays BETTER AND FASTER ha

[TripleRhu]

@vahagnini György Cziffra Plays BETTER AND FASTER ha

[AbramCortinas]

Well played Octavas but still withaout sense!!!!! This peace is playd to much and is much more difficult then peopel think. And why those cuts?

[Starbirdy9999]

The Hungarian Rhapsody No.6 that I heard didn't sound like this.

[ivelosthewilltolive]

@Starbirdy9999 The clip starts in the middle for some reason...

[ClassicMusicOnly]

If you guys want to talk speed look at alexei grynyuk!

[Kapomafioso]

Grynyuk cares about nothing except speed...that's my opinion, I don't like his performance...

[nmbanana]

i prefer cziffra

[Neilhoven]

I woz cut ov.. so 2 consinue... there is evidence to proove my absurd speculation...

[fileasfogg2]

Je préfère largemenet Cziffra....mais c'est incroyable....

[alambixeden]

c'est un véritable virtuose mais... je préfère largement l'interprétation de Cziffra.

[kastlesucks]

Moi Aussi, J'aime Cziffra plus, mais ceci est une bon essai.

[irishkoreanxx]

I've been playing for 7 years, and I have just stared learning this song about two weeks now and have about all but one page down...all but the one with all the grace notes.

xD

This guy's got like, magical hands. D:

[konzolmester]

A hand that will develope over 15-20 years training.

[bleukitty]

wtf? is that even possible to go that fast?

[ClassicMusicOnly]

Yes

[prestomoltoagitato]

...bakemono

[konzolmester]

You baka! ^_^

[prestomoltoagitato]

NO YOUR AN IDIOT!!! BAKAYEROUUUU!!!!!! =3

lol yust yokes.

[fichan25052505]

my gosh isn't he sitting a bit too high??

[oceanboy1993]

my guess is he sits higher than usual for this piece to get all the leverage and help from gravity he can for such ridiculously fast hand drop repetitions haha. try moving your hand up and down in octaves with your elbow at less than a ninety degree angle and then try it at more than ninety degrees. for me its easier if my arm is extended more at the greater than ninety degree angle

[cisdolce]

wow he adjusts his bench very high

very good playing

[crookedconrad]

hey, if it sounds good it is good. that was amazing

[XxDadaxXx]

des octaves parfaites , pas tres commun tout ça , mon pianiste préféré

[pupulique]

What's the pianist's name?

[cziffravolodos]

His name is Geoffrey STORM a french pianist

Listen the volodos turkish March of him

[poignantpianist111]

sorry Mattyb2001uk

i didnt know about the preview clip!

my apologies haha

schroederdvrient, this video is no fake, in fact, i play just like him lol

[schroederdevrient]

This video is so fake,what a sad guy.

[Mattyb2001uk]

Chill Poignantpianist1, I haven't cut this video! This video is a preview clip for a concert dvd or something like that. Why get angry over a little video clip?!?

[poignantpianist1]

it angers me that you cut this video and cut out certain octave sections! its rather dishonest

the octaves were too mechnical: he never established a tempo gradient of poco a poco accel/animato! he jumps straight into presto tempo and although it is impressive that he can do four pages of octaves in one presto tempo, it detracts from the musicality that is still required

[cziffravolodos]

rarement vu des octaves aussi rapides

[nicevidbro]

i love you name! my 2 favorite pianists =)

[ace666999]

truly briliant technique!

[hatake16]

very nice! (i liked how you played your octaves without messing up like almost everyone else does)