moist repertoire for a FURY pianist?

[stevie]

what can any self-respecting FURY pianist add too his repertoire/programs to pad it out for the moist masses?

[jre58591]

try some bortkiewicz, who is one of my favorite neglected composers. his music has a lot of fury in it, but other parts of it can be very moist and emotional, yet still effective. watch koji's vid for some ideas.

[soliloquy]

Medtner "Night Wind" Sonata and Rachmaninov Etude Op. 39 No. 5 "Appassionata" come to mind.

[thorn]

Tausig- The Ghost Ship
Liszt- Mazeppa (TE 4) Wild Jagd (TE - LOTS of Liszt would fit this criteria
Debussy- Ce qu'a vu le vent d'Ouest

*minds gone blank*

[stevie]

try some bortkiewicz, who is one of my favorite neglected composers. his music has a lot of fury in it, but other parts of it can be very moist and emotional, yet still effective. watch koji's vid for some ideas.

hahaha indeed, the ballade is wikid

[etudes]

Feinberg transcription of Tchaikovsky 6th Symphony
Lyapunov no.11 from his 12 etudes set (also no.10)

[thorn]

Feinberg transcription of Tchaikovsky 6th Symphony
Lyapunov no.11 from his 12 etudes set (also no.10)

Lyapunov nr 10- yes; nr 11 is not furious- it's light and capricious
               

[jre58591]

Feinberg transcription of Tchaikovsky 6th Symphony
Lyapunov no.11 from his 12 etudes set (also no.10)

if you want a moist yet furious lyapunov etude, try the etude no 12, which is in memory of franz liszt. it is based on his 1st hungarian rhapsody (i think) and has some nice themes in it, yet it also requires a formidable technique.

[stevie]

if you want a moist yet furious lyapunov etude, try the etude no 12, which is in memory of franz liszt. it is based on his 1st hungarian rhapsody (i think) and has some nice themes in it, yet it also requires a formidable technique.

that piece is more than a bit legendary, awesomeness.

[etudes]

Lyapunov nr 10- yes; nr 11 is not furious- it's light and capricious
               

light also can be FURY
like Feux Follets by MTS

[gyzzzmo]

Chopin etudes op 10 no 12
Chopin etudes op 25 no 10 (though this might chase people away  )
                        op 25 no 11 and 12
Chopin sonate op 58, finale.
Chopin prelude in g minor (dont remember the number)

Rachmaninoff prelude f# minor

[phil13]

Medtner "Night Wind" Sonata and Rachmaninov Etude Op. 39 No. 5 "Appassionata" come to mind.

Has anyone got even a MIDI file for 'Night Wind'? I'm dying to hear it but I can't go find recordings or order them online!

Now, pertaining to the topic...

How about one of Liszt's transcriptions of Beethoven's symphonies? The 5th and 9th come to mind prominently.

Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody No.6, Spanish Rhapsody
Chopin Op.25 No.6, 11, 12
Chopin Op.10 No.4
Just about any of Scriabin's etudes- Op.42, No.5 and Op. 8-12 are the best, but also 8-9, 8-2 and 42-8.
Scriabin Sonata No.5
Rachmaninoff PC No.3 and Paganini Rhapsody

The list is endless.

Phil

[emmdoubleew]

Liszt- Mazeppa (TE 4) Wild Jagd (TE - LOTS of Liszt would fit this criteria

Mazeppa and Jagd are FURIOUS pieces if anything

I think some Chopin nocturnes are moizt but impressive (the really difficult ones)

[dnephi]

Chopin Sonata in b-flat?  Although that requires a musical and emotional maturity that you might not allow yourself, in your "fury"

[musik_man]

Glinka/Balakirev The Lark

[gutzalpus]

Has anyone got even a MIDI file for 'Night Wind'? I'm dying to hear it but I can't go find recordings or order them online!

emusic.com has a recording of it.  You can sign up for a free trial and download it.