Das unspielbarste Stück aller Zeiten. Und noch vier.
Mai 22nd, 2013, 00:02Franz Liszt - Rondeau fantastique sur un thème espagnol, S.252,
gespielt von Valentina Lisitsa
WTF? Wer Zweifel hat, spult mal nach 07:06 vor.
Valentina Lisitsa selbst meint dazu:
This is perhaps the MOST unplayable piece of music I ever encountered! La Campanella or Feux Follets (both are clearly hinted here) are walk in a park in comparison... Early Liszt, from the period when he honestly thought that piano being a percussive instrument there is no point of making any attempt at legato, and one might as well enjoy frolicking in most head-spinning skips and repeated notes The piece (which is based on Manuel Garcia's popular song) was titled in the first edition as "Op.5 #2". Funny, I think that was the last piece Liszt gave an opus number, anticipating how many works he is going to write Liszt intended this piece as a bravura finale for his recitals - but according to many reports he failed utterly. Too difficult???? LOL
A friend of mine who used to present great Soviet artists on their tours in Italy told me that the only person who played it LIVE was Pletnev. But even then Pletnev told him that he quit on this piece, calling it "unplayable". You can check for yourself - the music is available freely here:
http://imslp.org/wiki/Rondeau_fantastique_sur_un_th%C3%A8me_espagnol,_S.252_%28Liszt,_Franz%29
Let me know how far you progress, OK ? It makes for an easy sight-reading. But do pay attention to indicated tempo marks. They are truly insane
For some fun go to middle of page 22 or page 28 and tell me how you like it A hint... it would make for a hilarious video. Hitting those notes is a gamble no matter how many days spent practicing. La Campanella infamous skips are two octaves shorter [...]
Ich kapier ü-ber-haupt-z nicht, wie jemand so was im Kopp behalten kann. Und in den Fingern. Und Füßen. Und so. Hammer.
Aber mal im Ernst:
1. die Campanella klingt für mich als Laien mindestens genauso kompliziert und die gute Frau kloppt auch noch
2. den 3. Satz von Beethovens Mondscheinsonate und
3. Liszts Totentanz und
4. Rachmaninoffs Prelude in g-Moll in einer Speedversion raus, dass einem Hören und Sehen vergehen kann.
Metal pur
Ich denke, Valentina Lisitsas großzügiger YouTube-Channel wird mich gut durch die nächsten Tage bringen.