Valentina Lisitsa pays this Liszt piece written for a piano with 97 keys instead of the normal 88 keys. All 97 keys are played! A whole octave on the low range. She is a wonderful pianist who I still hope some day to see in concert.
Middle C: C-71 White keys: C-71, D-72, E-73, F-74, G-75, A-76, B-77, C-78, etc. Sharps and flats (black keys): C#-71=Db-72, D#-72=Eb-73, F#-74=Gb-75, G#-75=Ab-76, A#-76=Bb-77, etc. C-to-C with 61 keys: C-57 to C-92 C-to-C with 97 keys (shown here): C-43 to C-99 F-to-F with 97 keys: F-46 to F-102 C-to-C with 109 keys: C-43 to C-106
Middle C: C-71
ReplyDeleteWhite keys: C-71, D-72, E-73, F-74, G-75, A-76, B-77, C-78, etc.
Sharps and flats (black keys): C#-71=Db-72, D#-72=Eb-73, F#-74=Gb-75, G#-75=Ab-76, A#-76=Bb-77, etc.
C-to-C with 61 keys: C-57 to C-92
C-to-C with 97 keys (shown here): C-43 to C-99
F-to-F with 97 keys: F-46 to F-102
C-to-C with 109 keys: C-43 to C-106