Franz Liszt's most emotional masterpieces

I had a good friend who had a cold father. Not a hugging man, or person who could convey his feelings very well. She longed to know her father, but he seemed to simply be a stranger in the same home. They would get into fights sometimes. Go into separate rooms. But always, he would come out eventually, and play some sad piano. This would bring her out. She would sit quietly, and just listen. Though he could not find his words, he could find them in song. Piano, it seemed, was his love language. Sometimes she would cry as he played. And they would try talking again after, with different energy. I was so happy to see that she knew that this way his way of bridging gaps. I saw this by seeing the sadness on her face as he played. I've always had an appreciation of music since then. Specifically the piano. Been many years since I've seen them i hope they are doing well. And for anyone reading. Hope you are too.

getting into classical music is one of the best things i've ever done. such a beautiful medium.

Liszt and Chopin - two my favourite composers of all time <3

After a really, really stressful day, this playlist hits the spot. Love it.

I know it said "Most Emotional Masterpieces" but I didn't think I'd be sitting here questioning life this hard while trying to write a paper. My cat seems to be having a deep spiritual awakening as well. Wow. I LOVED this, and so did my cat.

My baby was born in hospital. during our first night my girlfriend was beside me asleep and my newborn sleeping on my chest I cried as I processed everything listening to this whole video. thank you who ever uploaded this

Classical music feels like something to live for. You just start playing it and life for some reason doesn’t seem that complicated anymore. It just starts to feel so right, like everything is exactly how it is supposed to be, even if it is a mess.

the romantic period of classical music gotta be the best gift ever for mankind bro these songs are just too beautiful

Liebestraum always brings out certain flowing, evanescent emotions that I can't describe with words. It's such a beautiful piece. So reflective of how I view love to be. Fleeting, exciting, wrenching. Builds up in intensity until you are struck hard with it, but slowly begins to fizzle, leaving you with the same even, familiar feelings you had before. Not bad. Not unhappy. They aren't nearly as intense as they were, but they're still there. Still affecting you. Bringing emotions into your mind and into your heart, running through your system. I love the piece so much.

Liszt reminds me that me and myself can be happy and feel love without anything and anyone else.

Some facts about Franz Liszt ; His Hungarian name is Liszt Ferenc He was a fan of Wagner He’s one of the greatest pianist He was the first to give a complete solo recitals as a pianist He was a music teacher Liszt was such an intense piano player that He would break the piano strings while playing He was the founder of a German school He died in Germany

I just feel like all of us listening to this are somehow a family.

So grateful to possess the ability to experience such emotive art. Incredibly humbling. Beautiful. No superlatives are enough to adequately describe this genius.

Reminds me of being a young carefree girl living at home with family in Richmond Virginia running down monument ave.While listening to all the classics. Seems like many life times ago.

10 seconds in and I'm crying. This era was something...that's for sure

at 6 years old my mom caught me in tears listening to these music without any reason. Unitl now I'll never know why these music makes me emotional especially Liszt's Lento placido - Consolation

This man was my best inspration to play the piano now i can improvize like these pieces. i love u lizst.

Watched the 1948 movie Letter From an Unknown Woman as an impressible young girl. MANY years later I took a beginners Piano Class in college. One day our teacher Joan Thompson played Liszt’s Un Sospiro for us. It was her mother’s (who had passed away) favorite. I couldn’t believe it❣️❣️. The same music played throughout the entire the movie I fell in love with as a very young girl❣️. It remains my favorite classical piece.

It's so hard not to listen to this exquisite music! Bravo Liszt!

1.Un Sospiro 2.Liebestraum 3 5:50 3.Waldesrauschen 10:06 4.Benediction de dieu dans la solitude 14:40 5.Pensée de morts 30:59 6.Consolation 3 45:50 7.Les preludes 50:06