Liszt - Hungarian Rhapsody nr. 15 - live recording -

[alhimia]

This piece was recorded live during the finals of a competition. Recording quality is not so good, though  .

It was  3 years ago, when I was 16.

What do you think? 

[Teddybear]

You're right, recording quality is not very good. At times I couldn't quite hear what's happening. It sounds impressive, though. Do you have more recent recordings?

This piece is one of my favourites. Does anyone know where I could get the sheets?

T

[tompilk]

I have found the music for this, the Horowitz transcription:

[alhimia]

Thanks for the responses, at the moment I don´t have many recent recordings, this is one of the best I have.
About the sheetmusic, this score posted here is not very good. when I studied the piece I used my own ears. Sheet music can help you a little bit, but there are no good versions of Horowitz and Volodos transcriptions.

Anyway, thanks for the comments

[Teddybear]

Thank you for posting the score.

Thanks for the responses, at the moment I don´t have many recent recordings, this is one of the best I have.
About the sheetmusic, this score posted here is not very good. when I studied the piece I used my own ears. Sheet music can help you a little bit, but there are no good versions of Horowitz and Volodos transcriptions.

You didn't have a score at all? When I browsed through the score posted above, I noticed that it seemed to lack at least a passage that you played at the very end of the piece.

There's a very good sheet music store in Finland, they seem to find just about anything. I think I'll contact them.

T

[erak]

I'm loving this, quality is just fine to me. Awesome job dude. (in playing AND transcribing;))

[aajjmb]

!~IMPRESSIVE~!

[alhimia]

Thanks for all the responses

Thank you for posting the score.

You didn't have a score at all? When I browsed through the score posted above, I noticed that it seemed to lack at least a passage that you played at the very end of the piece.

The first time I studied the piece I did use a score, but noticed that there were so many mistakes. So I listened to Volodos version (on Sony "live at Carnegie Hall") and played his version. That explains also the lack of the last passage in the Horowitz score.

anyway, Thank you all

[quantum]

Dude!!!

Wow!

[donjuan]

I have such a smile on my face from listening to that!! thanks so much for playing!!!!! I think Horowitz and Liszt themselves would heartily approve.

[rob47]

***!! that was awesome! It was collosal

you should join dasDc. you are a legend.

good work keep it up