Marc-André Hamelin's All Liszt Recital

Marc-André Hamelin gives an All-Liszt Recital at Merkin Hall, New York, on 16 April, 1996.

Liszt - Apparition No. 1 in F sharp minor 01:08
Liszt - Waldesrauchen 07:59
Liszt - Un Sospiro 12:01
Liszt - Hungarian Rhapsody No. 10 17:46
Liszt - Hungarian Rhapsody No. 13 23:11
Liszt - Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 (with Hamelin's cadenza) 31:59
Liszt - Nuage Gris 45:37
Liszt - La Lugubre Gondola II 49:17
Liszt - En Réve 58:00
Liszt - Reminiscences de Norma (Bellini) 01:01:17
Encores:
Liszt - Transcendental Etude No. 10 in F minor 01:17:57
Liszt - Etude op. 1 No. 11 01:23:07
Liszt - Tarantella from Venezia e Napoli 01:27:12
Liszt - Etude op. 1 No. 12 (Chasse Neige Jr. :) 01:38:00

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[MasterAzunai]

Hamelin is quickly becoming my favorite pianist, and it's wonderful that we have amazing uploaders who realize how amazing it is to have live performances like this!

[madlovba3]

@MasterAzunai Thanks for the compliment, it's a pleasure. :)

[OrangeSodaKing]

My favorite part of the Tarantella is where the actual Tarantella part comes back around 1:34:54. :D He BEASTS that piece!

[madlovba3]

@OrangeSodaKing Yeah, he's really such a master at this piece (and he has played it with such artfulness and panache on every single recording I've heard by him)! Yeah, that's an awesome part indeed, just like the bombastic, impossibly fast finale, but actually the part what always gives me goosebumps is the plunk from 1:33:59 on - he plays that passage so delicately! Awesome performance for sure, I'm glad you like it, dude :D

[brianCIM]

You, my friend, have achieved new heights in the art of uploading mastery. lol. This is a good day. A very good day. I heard MAH in 2000 playing the "Norma" paraphrase and met him after the concert. He was so cool. Humble, modest and soft-spoken. We talked about Alkan and I expressed my admiration of his playing of that composer and he seemed almost embarrased at my gushing about it. I was nervous as hell but he immediately put me at ease and he signed my program. I love that piece. TY DUDE!

[stoklund]

AHHHH!!!!!!! He is sooo amazing!!!! Goosebumps, tears and smiles all over the place!!!

[thecollective09]

Can't believe I have only found this now!

[minturi07]

...... Sooo amazing... How does he make such a soft yet sooo beautiful sound?!

[MasterAzunai]

Does the melody to un sosprio sound like pocahontas to anyone else?

[bummy33]

:Q i want to play like him someday . . . soon too! lol

[brianCIM]

wow. me laughing liking an idiot for over an hour and a half at how ridiculously good he is. Complete stupification at how easy this stuff is for him. AMAZING!