1: tomekkobialka said at 7:33 pm on November 3rd, 2011:
@Jim0734 What do you mean; where was Cziffra on his own?
2: Jim0734 said at 7:39 pm on November 3rd, 2011:
@tomekkobialka Cziffra was on his own – but what a place to be!
3: vokuheila said at 8:27 pm on November 3rd, 2011:
if i had a dollar for every note in this piece i would be filthy rich
4: Ir0nman86 said at 9:04 pm on November 3rd, 2011:
you can find sheet music @ sheetsearch . com
5: LuizVotto said at 9:17 pm on November 3rd, 2011:
OH MY GOD! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR POSTING THIS!
6: tomekkobialka said at 9:36 pm on November 3rd, 2011:
@CziffraTheThird
1. Look at the video info (many people fail at this point)
2. Look to the right.
3. Look at the two quavers; to the right it says: Buy “Valse Triste (VECSEY)”
4. Realise that the composer is Vecsey.
OR, on the first page of the video (not the title, the one after that), you can see in the upper right-hand corner: F. Vecsey – G. Cziffra.
Problem solved!
7: CziffraTheThird said at 10:01 pm on November 3rd, 2011:
who is the composer?
8: pianistftw said at 10:18 pm on November 3rd, 2011:
@TripleRhu lol u know what i do. I have an application called skitch on my macbook that takes pictures of your screen. I just take pictures of every page (u can crop it) and make a powerpoint and voila free score!
9: 1emanres said at 10:57 pm on November 3rd, 2011:
Cziffra was held back from achieving his complete talent, by the pressures of concert touring. He had to practice with a silent piano to keep his hands strong, and that took up most of his time that otherwise he could have spent, like Lizst, improvising sweet original stuff. Cziffra’s improvisations were those of an athlete not a musician. I’m surprised I can’t find him on the youtube playing circus gallop. He would have done it mighty fine.
10: TripleRhu said at 11:22 pm on November 3rd, 2011:
@tomekkobialka thank you very much.
i havent read your info when i posted that comment. sorry about that :/
11: 2hyeok said at 12:10 am on November 4th, 2011:
@TripleRhu go to ismlp.org
12: TripleRhu said at 12:17 am on November 4th, 2011:
@ioet I found the sheet music a LONG time ago, and it only contains this piece
13: ioet said at 12:51 am on November 4th, 2011:
@TripleRhu I found it online. Go to scribd.com/doc/18292726/GCziffra-Transcriptions-Book-1 — it’s page 146!
14: Laudan08 said at 1:29 am on November 4th, 2011:
You can stop MR CZIFFRA!
His exaggerations, his extreme technique, all that he writes in the score is so exaggerated, it’s the reason there’s only one idiot who disliked it.
15: Ir0nman86 said at 2:03 am on November 4th, 2011:
you can find free piano sheet music @ sheetsearch . com
16: Ir0nman86 said at 2:15 am on November 4th, 2011:
you can find free piano sheet music @ sheetsearch . com
17: rico94 said at 2:20 am on November 4th, 2011:
Mesure 27, il joue le ré bécarre, erreur sur la partition?
18: tingetbanusa said at 2:38 am on November 4th, 2011:
@addeex1 Envious? What do you mean? I was just saying I find this kind of interpretation a little bit creepy. But never mind…
19: addeex1 said at 3:37 am on November 4th, 2011:
@tingetbanusa I think someone is envious
20: TripleRhu said at 4:16 am on November 4th, 2011:
@MrOliverKjaerulff ive got the score now
21: MrOliverKjaerulff said at 4:34 am on November 4th, 2011:
@TripleRhu get in on IMSLP.org
22: tingetbanusa said at 5:17 am on November 4th, 2011:
Sounds a little as though sibelius’ valse triste had been rewritten by a psychopat, imo…
23: m4n4k1n said at 5:41 am on November 4th, 2011:
@tomekkobialka haha lol!
24: vbatuhan said at 5:58 am on November 4th, 2011:
@TripleRhu
look at your inbox
25: tomekkobialka said at 6:19 am on November 4th, 2011:
@Jim0734 What do you mean; where was Cziffra on his own?
@tomekkobialka Cziffra was on his own – but what a place to be!
if i had a dollar for every note in this piece i would be filthy rich
you can find sheet music @ sheetsearch . com
OH MY GOD! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR POSTING THIS!
@CziffraTheThird
1. Look at the video info (many people fail at this point)
2. Look to the right.
3. Look at the two quavers; to the right it says: Buy “Valse Triste (VECSEY)”
4. Realise that the composer is Vecsey.
OR, on the first page of the video (not the title, the one after that), you can see in the upper right-hand corner: F. Vecsey – G. Cziffra.
Problem solved!
who is the composer?
@TripleRhu lol u know what i do. I have an application called skitch on my macbook that takes pictures of your screen. I just take pictures of every page (u can crop it) and make a powerpoint and voila free score!
Cziffra was held back from achieving his complete talent, by the pressures of concert touring. He had to practice with a silent piano to keep his hands strong, and that took up most of his time that otherwise he could have spent, like Lizst, improvising sweet original stuff. Cziffra’s improvisations were those of an athlete not a musician. I’m surprised I can’t find him on the youtube playing circus gallop. He would have done it mighty fine.
@tomekkobialka thank you very much.
i havent read your info when i posted that comment. sorry about that :/
@TripleRhu go to ismlp.org
@ioet I found the sheet music a LONG time ago, and it only contains this piece
@TripleRhu I found it online. Go to scribd.com/doc/18292726/GCziffra-Transcriptions-Book-1 — it’s page 146!
You can stop MR CZIFFRA!
His exaggerations, his extreme technique, all that he writes in the score is so exaggerated, it’s the reason there’s only one idiot who disliked it.
you can find free piano sheet music @ sheetsearch . com
you can find free piano sheet music @ sheetsearch . com
Mesure 27, il joue le ré bécarre, erreur sur la partition?
@addeex1 Envious? What do you mean? I was just saying I find this kind of interpretation a little bit creepy. But never mind…
@tingetbanusa I think someone is envious
@MrOliverKjaerulff ive got the score now
@TripleRhu get in on IMSLP.org
Sounds a little as though sibelius’ valse triste had been rewritten by a psychopat, imo…
@tomekkobialka haha lol!
@TripleRhu
look at your inbox
@TripleRhu
No