Variant for the Finale of Piano Sonata No.3 Op.58, S.479b - Franz Liszt/ Frédéric Chopin

Frédéric Chopin/ Franz Liszt: Variations for bars 207—253 of the fourth movement of Frédéric Chopin’s Piano Sonata No.3 (reportedly written for Olga Janina, a student of Liszt), S.479b. Performance by/ Interpretado por: Tomasz Kamieniak Original performance video: https://www.youtube.com/live/IdqsSznb... Despite the Liszt variant being recently discovered this was the only performance that makes inclusion from these, I know that it is not a pretty good performance overall but well it is decent at least lol. "Liszt wrote the variant very wisely and logically when one looks at the entire Finale. This movement, which is in the form of a rondo, begins in thirds in 6/8 time signature. The reappearance of the theme shows the left hand in quartos (polyrhythm) and subsequently in sixteenths, i.e. again steadily, regularly. On the other hand, the Liszt variant goes further and introduces quintuplets instead of sixteenths, which yield a polyrhythmic pattern, followed by triplet regularity with left hand leaps and naturally enhances the expression and strength of the Finale." (Tomasz Kamieniak) One of my friends also dedicated a synthesia video from this piece with the variant which I recommend you to check it out :D!:    • Finale of Piano Sonata No.3 in B minor (Op...   Probably one of the first Chopin ft. Liszt of all time lol