Beethoven/Liszt - Symphony No.7, piano transcription - II, Allegretto

[BrianDelSol08]

do you think you could send me the piano sheets for this song?

[ForeverPianoLover]

@BrianDelSol0 ia700406.us.archive.org/7/item­s/Cantorion_sheet_music_collec­tion/606f868484968e674575fc34f­4aa76f9.pdf

[BrianDelSol08]

do you think you could send me the piano sheets for this song? my email is lilboipinoy@aol.com

[Fmbunyard]

Does anyone know if this piece has been transcribed for string quartet? frankbunyard@hotmail.com. Thanks. RSVP

[tubolosis]

Anyone know where sheet music can be found? I'd even go in for a tutorial I'm so desperate to play this piece.

[SFsFinest1]

@tubolosis give me your email. i will send it to you.

[citzie]

I have no idea who's playing this, but it sounds like Furtwangler, who was quite a good pianist btw. His orchestral versions of this during the War in Berlin and in Berlin around 1953 is performed at this slow tempo and carries in it the heartbreak one can imagine he felt as the bombs dropped on Berlin and the mad man wreaked havoc, as well as after the War in the ruins...

[DavidMumo]

@citzie I don't think there's a recording of this by Furtwängler

[behiehi]

ಠ_ಠ my face turned ಥ_ಥ

[majicfish44]

we played this song in band! i love it!!!

[100jllp]

@majicfish44 NO WAY!!!! I am transcribing it for Band right now. Where did you get the music???

[majicfish44]

@100jllp my band teacher gave it to us. i think he got it from music land.

[annmangini]

This is haunting! Beautiful!

[taghazog]

Who played this one? I've already heard this version from "Jirzy" but his account was removed and i finally find the same version here! But still not the name of the performer.

[qwerty123400001]

Simply the best.