CZIFFRA - SCHUBERT MILITARY MARCH TRANSCRIPTION !!!

[iloveklavier]

People who ever listened live Cziffra playing is should be very grateful and proud.

[MasterAzunai]

Awesome, but this actually isn't a transcription. I can't remember who, but this was arranged by someone other than Schubert for solo piano. Originally it was part of a series of three military marches for 1 piano 4 hands, but then someone else changed it to Db major and arranged it for solo piano. It does sound like Cziffra improvised a lot to make it more difficult though... just though I would let you know.

[30inventionman]

Cziffra on the other hand was a freaking maniac of piano virtousity.

[30inventionman]

Schubert was a homosexual. I don't like his music, not because of that. Most of the stuff he writes goes somewhere and than back to nowhere. I do like Mend. He is great.

[silverbud]

@30inventionman

Putin is a pedophile. I don't like his politics, not because of that. Haha, thanks!

[parklanefenn]

Once upon a time I played this song, too.

[MrPikachu888]

This is just so AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[ClassicMusicOnly]

After hearing this... I'm sure of these things.

1) People are right he IS NOT a human.

2) Cziffra is much better than Horowitz

3) And lastly , hes the most amazing virtuoso. Those who got to hear him play live on stage.. are in fact very lucky!!

[eugensaighin]

@ClassicMusicOnly Do you play piano? Are you a professional musician? Hope you are, unless your "Cziffra is much better than Horowitz" is the speech of an idiot. its like comparing your mother and your father.

[morvensky]

Splendid!

[Computersam]

I think, this is the best performance of this piece!

[scriabinwasmydad]

superb ...

[nicke1126]

very good!

[Ecthelon]

I like this more than the Horowitz one! It's much sharper.

[Stritchers]

Damn right he is good, He is one of the few people to play this song solo without making a serious mistake.

[akschrott]

It's not a song! No singing involved here, thus no song.

[silverbud]

Sometimes you find people here who even name a symphony a "song"...

[koalaswrath]

@akschrott leider ohne verte, chanson sans parole, songs without words... Think Mendelssohn!

[Computersam]

Very good!!!

[massy1111]

fantastic as always.....great job, cziffra!

[BalthasarMA]

Magnificent, outstanding, simply brilliant.

[ffurgy]

I've played this. It is Tausig's version. I even have an Etude magazine from 1926 with a measure by measure explanation how it was expected to be played (by Mark Hambourg). It includes a little vignette on Schubert, and the notes with Hambourg's annotations printed on them. It may sound like 2 pianos, but it isn't...pedaling has to be absolutely precise, or it ends up being a muddy piano-pounding.

[friederichsheim]

gracias muy buena interpretación de Cziffra se esperaba de este gran genio.

[igoigon]

I like this perform.

Kissin's play too.

[miosos]

demidenko est encore mieux

[felix0911176727]

This is one of the best playing !

...the other one is Horowitz... :P

[filippeo85]

its one piano :) I love this composition.I played couple of times and is simply beautiful.And how Cziffra plays.... WOW.

thanks FranzFerencLiszt for the information!!!

[anfalagu]

Muy agradable la interpretación, gracias por subir el video

[brianCIM]

one piano and truly frightening. ty filippeo.

[laqin007]

is this one piano or two piano??? i think it's two.