F.Liszt Fantasia quasi sonata "Apres un lecture Dante"

[vaiva]

The first performance on the stage with this piece. what do you think?

[mad_max2024]

Man that piece is beautiful
I wish I could play like that...
(sigh)

Great performance
 

[pianowolfi]

Although I have not been a friend of playing the beginning that slowly- you have convinced me that it is possible. You are a real artist. I get shivers down my back when I hear this piece played like that.. Really. Fantastic work! Thanks for posting this.

[thierry13]

Some few wrong notes, but who cares ! In general, AMAZING performance of it! Really nice job.

[gruffalo]

WOW, great performance. im so surprised at how few comments there are. really great job.

gruff

[thierry13]

WOW, great performance. im so surprised at how few comments there are. really great job.

gruff

My guess is that the file is way larger than all other because of the duration of the piece, and people simply didn't take time to download. It is worth it, tough.

[opus10no2]

....And you're a girl...can I have your number? 

[gruffalo]

My guess is that the file is way larger than all other because of the duration of the piece, and people simply didn't take time to download. It is worth it, tough.

i see where you are coming from, but it only took about 2 mins to download and i dont have a super fast connection. still, i really enjoyed it and have listened to it a few times.

[vaiva]

Thank's a lot to everybody for a nice words 
I didn't expect these compliments

[nicco]

I was wondering wich edition you were using when studying this?

Look here:

https://www.pianostreet.com/smf/index.php/topic,21578.0.html

[JP]

Fantastic.

[dr_gradus_ad_parnassum]

this is high-class performing. i know that it is hard to do this at the first performance on stage but i would like if perhaps in some places you would think more at the large phrase (i don't know if i am very clear but i don't speak english that good) wich i know it is difficult because you have to concentrate at the damn many notes liszt wrote . it seems to me like sometimes (especially in the exposition) you do not seem to know when the phrase is going to end, and keep adding more motifs.

but don't get me wrong, i think you played it geat. it was brilliant but also deep and full of meanings. did you read the divine comedy?

wich is your favourite interpreter of this work?

[mwhite]

I have never heard that piece before, but it was lovely.  Thank you very much for sharing your talent.
Mike

[rimv2]

The first performance on the stage with this piece. what do you think?

Wow!!!

Been searchin all ova the net for this sheet when it was here all along

[vaiva]

but don't get me wrong, i think you played it geat. it was brilliant but also deep and full of meanings. did you read the divine comedy?

wich is your favourite interpreter of this work?

Thank's alot.
Yes, I've read the divine comedy of Dante.
I don't have the favourite interpreter of this piece. But before I started this piece and during studying mostly I used to listen Lazar Berman (but maybe it's just for subjective reasons: cause I've met him before his death a few times in masterclasses)