Für Elise in the Style of Franz Liszt! 🎹
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THIS IS YOUR PLAYING??
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@Purrito It’s my original arranging, but the visuals you are seeing are from a MIDI file that took me some time to put together.
It’s possible to play though :)
Sometime I should post a recording(s) of me playing Liszt’s Un Sospiro, very similar to the end of this video where the wavy patterns take place. My piano is really out of tune though, haha! -
Shazz_ How do you do this :o ?
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@Purrito 1:42 - 2:00 is especially very beautiful to play - Un Sospiro is exactly like that :)
I’ll DM you the Synthesia for that one.
I use an app called Piano VFX. There are several patterns for each individual note, and not just the one I always use - I’ll show you all of them in a second ^^ -
I can play the beginning of Für Elise, I learned back when I played piano. I kinda wanna go back tbh
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Cursed Cucumber I highly encourage you to ^v^
Almost everyone says that Für Elise is the most overplayed piano piece, but that’s what makes it so profound, is the fact that it’s a masterpiece everyone comes to gain familiarity with! Potential for rearranging and twisting it’s melody is a reality, and that’s what brought me to the piece, personally.
But anyways, that would be awesome if you’d go back to playing piano, especially playing that piece :) -
Shazz_ It’s just so expensive
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Cursed Cucumber Expensive, as in getting a piano?
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Shazz_ lessons, piano, everything
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Cursed Cucumber That’s true, yeah.
I took 2 years of lessons but I ended up being self taught. Learning the fingerings and chords are vital, to say the least.
If there’d be anyway, getting a piano and such, I’d love to teach you everything :) -
Shazz_ it’ll be awhile until I could afford one, if I get one I’ll let you know though
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Cursed Cucumber Awesome :)

◞ 🎶 If words fail, music speaks! 🎶