It starts with "La Campanella", followed by “Libestraume", “Un Sospiro" and "Mazeppa, No. 1”. They are popular, and audience would be easy to keep attention.

Then, Harmonies du Soir. I love this best, although this is not known well. From this point onwards, I introduce you to the deep world of Liszt., starting with Piano Concerto No.1, Piano Sonata in B minor; followed by "Les jeux d'eaux a la Villa d’Este,” in chronological sequence. Then, Hungarian Rhapsody No.2. This is set here as a break, because of its popularity.

Then, "Mephistopheles Waltz". No. 1 is often included in the main programme of competitions and recitals. However, the rest is not so. The chords of No. 2 are actually more unsettling than those of No. 1. No. 3 is, in my opinion, the masterpiece of his late years. According to "Liszt as Master” (a book), he probably had a lot of confidence in this piece. No.4 is structurally unfinished. "En Rêve" was composed about six months before his decease.

Then, Grandes études de Paganini "La chasse,” Études d'exécution transcendante d’après Paganini "Arpeggio.”

Arpeggio, in Grandes études de Paganini, is relatively easy (lol), but Arpeggio in Études d'exécution transcendante d’après Paganini is ultra technical with all in chord.

The medley finishes with "La Campanella"

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◇ Liszt Medley

1:30:00 Grandes études de Paganini "La campanella"

1:30:17 Liebestraume - 3 notturnos

1:30:31 Trois études de concert "Un sospiro"

1:30:57 Études d'exécution transcendante "Mazeppa"

1:31:13 Transcendental Etude "Harmonies du soir"

1:31:39 Concerto pour piano et orchestre no.1

1:31:58 Sonate für klavier h-moll

1:32:19 Années de pèlerinage troisième année "Les jeux d'eaux a la Villa d'Este"

1:32:46 Ungarische rhapsodie No.2

1:32:59 Erster mephisto-walzer

1:33:07 Zweiter mephisto-walzer

1:33:23 Dritter mephisto-walzer

1:33:49 Vierter mephisto-walzer

1:34:13 Nocturne "En rêve"

1:34:19 Grandes études de Paganini "La chasse"

1:34:29 Études d'exécution transcendante d'après Paganini "Arpeggio"

1:34:46 Grandes études de Paganini "La campanella"

◇ Liszt medley commentary and demonstration

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・We are making various efforts so that many people can listen to it.

・We deliver medleys so that you can have fun and be interested in classical music.

1:55:10 🍵 Cheers 🍻 Second time

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・ Bruckner, thank you, I'm going to sleep 😅

・ I will play Nocturne "En rêve" .

When Liszt was young, he was treated like a royal aristocrat. Thousands of halls are filled in an era without newspapers and television.

What is the song of the last years that the list arrived at?

2:00:18 Nocturne "En rêve" S.207 R.87 / Liszt

🎩 Isn't it a mysterious chord? I've solved it, but the B major is the most calm, but I'm pulling out the basic bass sound. So it feels like it comes to the surface.

◇ Talking time

🎩 9/29 Anoatari's "Polar Night", to which I belong, will be released to the general public.

2:08:14 Purple smoke / Ryota Kikuchi (Anoatari)

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・ On October 19th, it will be available for Awakening Classics. Shinya Kiyozuka is indebted to me.

・ Rhapsody in Blue and movie music will also be available.

◇ Movie music medley

2:13: 00 Finger break-in

2:13:52 ❓

2:14:18 I Don't Want To Miss A Thing / Aerosmith (Armageddon)

2:14:45 Sparkle (Your Name) / RADWIMPS

2:16:18