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[NWC] Wagner/Liszt Tannhäuser Overture , S.442

Among Wagner's pieces, Tannhäuser Overture is one of the most famous, and Liszt applied all kinds of techniques to the arrangement to embody the grandeur of the original piece. This makes it one of the "hardest pieces to play" throughout the entire Liszt's pieces. It's so difficult that there aren't many pianists who have played, and even the pianists who have played are most famous for their performances of "Cziffra" and "Friedman," which are at the peak of their technique.

It's a piece that I really like, so I've heard most of the existing performances, and naturally, the ideal expression that I think was established in my head, and there were a lot of trials and errors that occurred by implementing it as an NWC expression. But in conclusion, I'm glad that it was expressed satisfactorily :) (I almost died expressing the part around 8 minutes)

In particular, many pianists put their own funny Adlibs in this piece, so I tried to implement them one by one with hearing. And I also put my own Adlibs too! I hope you enjoy it Thank you!

[Timeline]
00:00 : Tema
5:00 : Allegro
14:10 : Climax