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Liszt: Etude - La Campanella no 3

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Franz Liszt - Paganini Etudes :
Etude - La Campanella, no 3
Etude - La Campanella  no 3 G-sharp Minor by Franz Liszt piano sheet music
Key: G-sharp Minor Published: 1851
Level: 8+ Period: Early Romantic
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xx What is wrong with Kissin's La Campanella?
July 03, 2011, 03:48:45 AM by jzp93

I'm not a professional but I thought it's beautiful and very expressive.
So I dont get it why people criticize him so much and say he doesn't play with emotion.
I can hear the emotion in his music. Maybe I'm deaf? I saw others play it including Yundi Li
but I like Kissin's the most. The mistakes...it was an encore and he's probably tired? With his sweat all over the piano the keys are slippery? Anyway, dont concert pianist make mistakes?
I just dont understand why he's criticised so much when all his concerts are sold out.

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xx Edition of La Campanella
June 22, 2011, 03:58:58 AM by jzp93

I'm trying to get the best copy for my son. I dont know which version or edition is best. His music school doesn't have a lot of resources so I surf the web and forums to educate myself and order stuff for him. His teacher is using the Busoni version over Gallico. She was using the 1838 but I told her we like the one that Kissin plays so now she's using the 1851 by Busoni. She hasn't seen the EMB version I have yet and it says it's a "New edition". Which edition of La Campanella is best, the Busoni, Gallico or Edito Musica Budapest. Which one is closest to the one Evgeny Kissin plays in you tube? Thanks.

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xx What should I practice before starting La Campanella?
June 18, 2011, 04:50:17 AM by maestredemagia

I've been playing the piano for 2 and a half years. Recently I've finished Chopin's Ballade No.1 and I'm working on to finish the fourth. I am looking forward to playing Liszt's La Campanella within the next two years. What pieces/études should I practice before moving on that monster?

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question Tempo for La Campanella - Liszt
April 14, 2011, 12:45:39 AM by noambenhamou

I've been working hard on La Campanella which notes at the begining "Allegretto".
According to Wikipedia ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tempo ) Allegretto falls directly between 110bpm and 112bpm.

I can play the entire peice with my iphone metrenome at 110bpm with my eyes closed and without missing a beat. That is about the tempo I've been practicing at.

I personally do not agree with this tempo. I'm much more used to a tempo of 140 to 150 which is my target and also the tempo of most recordings I have heard (over 20) of La Campanella. 110bpm seems terribly slow and lacking energy.

Are all the pianists I see on youtube wrong? Should they be playing at 110bpm? I think if someone played at 110bpm at a concert or at a competition, they would surely get kicked out!
You see the dillema? What are your thoughts?

Thank you


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xx Fingering for la campanella
March 19, 2011, 11:09:43 PM by grouchomarx

Hello

I'm attempting to learn this piece and I think it's coming alone ok, but at the third page there's this section:

Is that a good finger suggestion? why use only fingers 1 and 2 in the right hand, and why 1 2 with the left hand at the beginning? I usually try following finger suggestions in sheet music but sometimes they seem strange.

edit, Image din't work, here's a link to the image http://img8.imageshack.us/i/newbitmapimageqx.png/

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xx Octave Passage in La Campanella
March 07, 2011, 09:46:28 PM by ch101

Hi everyone. I am currently working on Liszt's La Campanella, which also happens to be my first Liszt piece. I got through fine until the octave passage in the last two pages and does anybody know how I can relax a little and maybe bring the speed up a bit? I know I am  pushing myself with this and maybe I shouldn't have, but I am really ambitious about this. This is my dream piece since 8 and I really would like to finish it off.
Thanks.

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xx Paganini/Liszt La Campanella
February 28, 2011, 07:14:06 PM by danhuyle

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEp-P4cXSws" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEp-P4cXSws</a>

The piece that stopped me from quitting piano. Comments appreciated.

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xx Liszt: La Campanella
January 28, 2011, 05:57:06 PM by prongated

Live recording from the same January recital. I promise, this is the very last of my audition room spamm...posting! At least for now...

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xx La Campanella by Liszt
June 08, 2010, 03:08:38 AM by dreamersmelody

Hello,

Today I saw a video of Li Yundi La playing La Campanella by Liszt on Youtube. From what I could see, and what others said, apparently this piece is SUPER, SUPER hard, and I was wondering if any of you guys have played this piece before. If so, is it as hard as people say? And when do you think I'll be able to play it? (I understand if you say in a 100 years) I'm currently 13 years old, been learning piano for 5 years, and am attempting to play Liszt's Paganini etude No. 5 in E major.


~DreamsMelody

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