Alkan: Trois Etudes de Bravoure: Prestissimo
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Sounds like the second movement of Beethoven's Symphony No. 9.
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this piece doesnt have to be written such hard to give the same effect. it already have a beautiful and basic melodic structure.
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@NewComposer01 Ronald Smith recorded Alkan's op.16 etudes! I believe you can find them on Keith Whalen's channel (KeithWhalen11).
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@NewComposer01 Actually, there's a professional pianist who recorded this, and it should be somewhere here in youtube. Obviously it's not as perfect as this digital rendition, but at least it's something.
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What a nice etude! It's wild, yet has a funny trio - very Alkan-like. I was completely into it, and was somehow disappointed not to have any applaud at the end...
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This has to be the hardest piano piece ever. I dont believe Liszt was the most technically gifted pianist anymore. Im thinking Alkan.
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Oh MY GOD. Alkan is Diabolik
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@Erikk91 Yes you are.
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2:31 - 2:44 AMAZING!
I hate when you say humans can't play this and things like it's impossible because i want to learn it and i will!
Angel94angel94 1 year ago 28
Now THAT'S dedication! I look forward to hearing you when you do finish learning it.
regiear1991 1 year ago 13
i'll take years and years before i can start learning it, but i don't like when someone says it's impossible
Angel94angel94 1 year ago 17
Yeah, same here. Some people even claimed that "Islamey" was impossible just because Balkierev (excuse my spelling of his name) couldn't play it.
regiear1991 1 year ago 11