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hothothothothot!!!!
g7727 3 months ago
this guy better not ever finger his woman. she'll fucking explode.
djbiggyb 10 months ago
i'm so proud!! i actually have a friend who adam knows!:D
christinaSLO 11 months ago
adam is a liszt pianist?
omguanyin 1 year ago
perfect technique for this!
chutdigadut 2 years ago
What is this. He looks like Rachmaninoff side view.
dquibs2 2 years ago
This has to be so incredibly tiring for the wrists
jacoman1234567 2 years ago
It is, I actually did learn this, and it's extremely tiring, it's good practice at keeping the wrists relaxed.
Booger308 2 years ago
@jacoman1234567 He's male, he's used to that type of rapid wrist action :P
stevey226 1 year ago 10
Another in the Pantheon of Great Young Modern Virtuosi.
The lightness, clarity and wide range of dynamics makes this playing special.
I'm grateful he didn't try to out-Horowitz Horowitz, and came up with fine interpretation of his own.
Pischnaholic 2 years ago
hq is amazing!
anonymousQ45 2 years ago
The mother´s Lisz was hungarian....hi was born in Hungary
SargentoArgento 3 years ago
No Doubt. Hungarians are one of the best. But europe overall.
konzolmester 3 years ago
Hungrians , Polish , Germans , Russians have the best painists and orchestras and symphonies :) sorry for bad english
ClassicMusicOnly 2 years ago
We could say Europe over all. I will go to berlin and poland one day.
konzolmester 2 years ago
Liszt and the best pianis are Hungarian.
(and the violinist)
Petermaxone 3 years ago
Liszt was German. He never even learned Hungarian.
edge3220 3 years ago
you are wrong. Lizst was Hungary, your´s fhater was Gerrman but he learned and play and composed music in Budapest.
SargentoArgento 3 years ago
Liszt was never German lol! There was no country called Germany at that time. Liszt was born in the western part of The Austro-Hungarian Empire. He moved to Weimar where he started to speak German. He always prefered speaking French.
xujia1001 3 years ago
isnt "Liebestraume" german?
godsloved3 2 years ago
Yea the title is German, but it also has an English title, and a French title, Liszt wasn't English or French.
xujia1001 2 years ago
Its sooo different from Cziffra's
westt1234 4 years ago
He must be a student of Liszt Academy
marian444 4 years ago 2
he is a student of liszt academy
HUNTPIECENIGGA 3 years ago 4
This comment has received too many negative votes show
a few mistakes here and there... but forgivable.
nightblade37 4 years ago
He have a incredible control of his hands, very precise for dynamic effects.
jerryaltman 4 years ago 2
very nice.liszt was hungarian...
Tacitus87 5 years ago