So I haven't played a lot of Liszt before, but I wanted to start.I have tried his third consolation but I had trouble with the triplets and straight quarters. So I recently listened to Vallée d'Obermann and thought that it sounded fairly simple. However before starting in on it I wanted to ask people about their opinions. Would you say it is an easier piece? And what other compositions by Liszt would you say are easy.
Here is a little piece of vallée d'Obermann. I'm working on it for 6 weeks. I've a lot of technical and musical problems. Sometimes i feel like "lost". Any help is welcomed!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wvsu8oazZQ0 Thanks
I officially declare this piece to be incredible. "It may be seen as a 'Tristan of the Piano.'" - Herbert Westerby, "Liszt and his piano works" The quote is excessive,but it is still an amazing work.
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Franz Liszt - Années de pélerinage, First Year: Switzerland :
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