Franz Liszt's Étude No. 39: Un Sospiro

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Uploaded by on Feb 16, 2011

"Un Sospiro" (Italian, for "a sigh") is the third of Franz Liszt's Three Concert Études. It is also referred to as Étude No. 39, and is a piano solo in D-flat major. This is easily the most complex piano piece I've ever learned. I don't take piano lessons, and I'm certainly no Lang Lang. :-) I know it's not perfect, but I wanted to share this with all of you, so enjoy! I made this video in memory of Abuelita. Descanse en paz Abue y vaya con Dios!! Te echo de menos!!! Con mucho cariño!!!

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  • @Maddin1929 I thought the same thing too when I started up again, but I kept pushing myself. Take baby steps to get to the hard pieces. You gotta love what you play though, & that's the ultimate lesson. I quit in 5th grade for the same reasons you did. I learned under the Suzuki method and was forced to learn lame Baroque pieces that I had no interest in playing. Learn one measure a day and by the end of the year you'll have learned a complex piece. :-) Good luck and keep at it.

  • @Rmeister007 thank you for your answer :) i played the piano when i was six or seven years old. But the pieces they let me play where so annoying that i stopped.

    Three or four years ago i started again and when i see someone like you playing a piece like that i really doubt that i'll ever be able to play this piece some time, too..

  • @Maddin1929 I took piano lessons from Kindergarten to 5th grade and then I picked it up again around my freshmen year in college. I haven't taken lessons since 5th grade, and I practice off and on whenever I'm motivated.  :-) This was the hardest piece I've ever completed, but when there's a will, there's a way!

  • how many years did ypu play piano?

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