Liszt Valse oubliee No.1 (Horowitz)
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| that's why I said " ... ( 5 months ago by SalQrazy) |
| that's why I said "I would.." you wouldn't |
| this was the same ... ( 4 months ago by loveebara) |
| this was the same year horowitz died, -89. R.I.P Vladimir Horowitz. |
| this is my favorite ... ( 4 months ago by jbwooten89) |
| this is my favorite recording on here I guess. Simple and straightforward. Can't wait to learn how to play it! |
| hate Horowitz... :P ( 4 months ago by julywapo) |
| hate Horowitz... :P |
| so ... strange, i ... ( 4 months ago by exanovaa) |
| so ... strange, i love that !!! |
| Wonderful and ... ( 4 months ago by cerzule) |
| Wonderful and dreamlike! |
| what does oblisee ... ( 4 months ago by andou7) |
| what does oblisee mean? anyone know? |
| The whole title ... ( 4 months ago by aewanko300) |
| The whole title means "Forgotten Waltz". |
| This waltz is too ... ( 4 months ago by aewanko300) |
| This waltz is too addictive! I just can't stop! |
| Astonishing ... ( 4 months ago by SwePianoholic) |
| Astonishing performance! |
| don't you know any ... ( 3 months ago by 123eldest) |
| don't you know any french andou7? oubliee = forgotten |
| this reminds me of ... ( 3 months ago by 123eldest) |
| this reminds me of Mephisto waltz played by Jorge Bolet, what an amazing piece of music. |
| I just tried to ... ( 3 months ago by marirossi) |
| I just tried to play it, but I felt to do it much slower and "dreamingly"...Horowitz instead performs it as a kind of brilliant "scherzo"..obviously HE's right, it's me who mistaked... |
| My goodness, ... ( 3 months ago by GlennGouldGG) |
| My goodness, wonderful and brilliantly executed. |
| both of yo are ... ( 3 months ago by defdeezy) |
| both of yo are mistaken/correct. |
| And here I was ... ( 2 months ago by PlatypusofCalifornia) |
| And here I was thinking oubliee means dungeon in english and that was the one being applied. The french meaning is applicable too though. What I really don't understand is why all these composers wrote titles in french despite being russian/hungarian etc. |
| Perhaps French was ... ( 2 months ago by aewanko300) |
| Perhaps French was more widely used than English back then. |
| The 0:41 part ... ( 2 months ago by mordent17) |
| The 0:41 part reminds me of some piece of Chopin... I can't remember how is it called... I don't know if its some movement of his first Sonata or a Scherzo or something like that. |
| c'est moi qui ai ... ( 2 months ago by magnetopoireau) |
| c'est moi qui ai cassé le nombre des 69 avis !!!!!!!!!!!!!! je suis le 70ème à voter autrement dit, et je vote 5 étoiles biensur !! |
| It was very much ... ( 1 month ago by Lukecash12) |
| It was very much more common than any other language. If you didn't at least speak french as a second language, you really wouldn't know what's happening in the world. The reason, my friend, is the enlightenment. Everything controversial and interesting was happening in france, what with the ideas spreading, the revolutionaries, and the great composers such as debussy. I don't want to sound like a smart ass for saying all this, but i thought it would be considerate to put down. |
| Nordic Healer's ... ( 1 month ago by palmerplantagenet) |
| Nordic Healer's comment on page 5 was very well put! |
| tapette!!! ( 1 month ago by nietsabe) |
| tapette!!! |
| The note at 2:59 et ... ( 3 weeks ago by PlatypusofCalifornia) |
| The note at 2:59 et oubliee. |
| Array ( 2 weeks ago by egyptianghetto56) |
| J'aime ce morceau je souhaite que je pourrais le jouer... |
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Vladimir Horowitz, 1989