I got some sheet music for christmas present. And one of them was Liszt Liebestraum ...no.2. I didn't even know there were more than 1 piece named "liebestraum" but apparently there are 3 (from what I know) and "the famous one", which I wished for as a Christmas present, is no.3 and I got no.2. But I'm not disappointed for that because I found the 2:nd one to be an interesting piece of music itself, and a piece I hadn't heard before. It's also feasible for being a Liszt piece (I've tried, and got on music sheet, La Campanella which, even though I can play it... almost decently in terms of technique, is still incredibly difficult). And I find Liszt's music very interesting and very emotional, could even say "entirely based on emotions". And I've understood that you should highlight the melody and also, after playing through the entire sheet, the different characters of the different sections. But, at first, I didn't understood that you could roll the larger chords, but realized it later after listing to a recording of it.
But I'm working a bit on it, even though it is far from being a favorite piece of mine. And I'll see if I might be able to play it completely someday (since I got a full time job
).
