Amazing. :3

Hehe, it was tough, but way worth it! And no-one expected to hear this on Christmas day. =3

wow... and here I thought my rendition of Blue Christmas for the piano was impressive.

Aw! Don't pull yourself down so much. I'm certain it was radical, you must remember that I've been in music since I can remember!

ohh pff I make self discouraging jokes, don't worry about it! Actually I've been doing well with music recently... going to have to post some if I can figure out how to record it right...

In anycase this was cool I directed a friend of mine to it, he seemed to like it.

This might be my favorite piece I've heard from you...this is just...wow. I love the battle going on...and imagining you play piano like that with your paws is hilarious to me~

Well, it is with an orchestra, so it's got three times the cool factor of a single piano!
Hehe, that illustration is absolutely perfect for all these Danse Macabres. I'm glad you liked it so! =D

Great piece, excellently performed as always. :D

I'd actually heard this one before in one of my classes, had forgotten about it until now. :D

Thank you; glad you enjoyed it!
It's strange, this piece isn't performed too often... I guess that there aren't enough capable pianists. =P
But if I reminded you of it, grand!

So that skeleton was Liszt himself! I have been wondering who your opponent/partner was.

Wow, the energy in the first part is breathtaking - I imagine that you play all quicker, funnier parts with your cats paws while Mr. Corpse outplays you with his six fingered hands in the last part.
I've been also looking into Liszts Version of the Danse Makabre and this is by far the best version I've heard, even if I hear it now through my meager laptop speakers (brrr, a crime to listen to music this way. sorry. I can imagine that the audience was blown away.. wait.. was there even an audience, I didn't hear people).

Aye! Quite a surprise for me as well. Fortunately he was happy that I could play his music, so he went a little easy on me. ¬¬

Oh yeah , Liszt was totally great with his music, it's always so full of life and energy. I do detest it when people call him bombastic (they're just jealous. =P).
Yeah, I doubt that Sir Corpse could be beaten by a two pawed cat. At least the skeletons are getting a kick out of it, it must be one hell of a show to see a cat with six translucent arms!
Aw, I'm too happy you think so! That's some high praise! =D The conductor was wonderful; he studied Liszt all his student and professional life, so he really knew what to do with the notes. The orchestra was super professional as well, so it all fit wonderfully. Thank you!
As for laptop speakers... hehe, they won't give you the oomph this music has, but you know, if you're on the road, why not? I use them once in a while (a good recording has to sound passable on a laptop as well!), though if you get a cool pair of headphones, put this on at full blast... ha! That's quite an experience. The people who recorded this really did do a grandiose job in so short a time! We recorded this version here in the final rehearsal, so there was no audience to make noise. Of course, a few hours later there was an audience, and I can safely say that they were rather stunned by the music! (that and no-one expected such a 'dark' piece on the Christmas season. =P)

The excitement in this part portrays your battle with the undead really well. You can never lose to the forces of death! You can bring people back to life with your music! (or if that fails, I'm pretty sure some of your friends will come and save you, like Vera!)

This section has got to be the most exciting one, it's full of contrast and instruments trying to climb on top of each other!
But I am afraid that it is possible... D= Fortunately these ghouls just wanted to teach me a lesson; not to insult their dancemaster, no matter how horrible he is!
Hehe, that would be fun! I can imagine the chase that would follow... her and I running from a thousand spectres, and all of them coming out of the graves, rather pissed off, because she ripped me off the piano before we finished our little duel... Oh oh... D=

So are you a music professor at a university or something?

I do do a few master-classes and give guest lectures here and there, but I'm just a performer for now.
But thank you; I take that as the highest form of praise possible! =D

Enthralling from beginning to end. Bravo!

It's one thing to hear it from people who've listened to us live, but to hear it from someone who has only got a recording is absolutely tops! Thank you, the orchestra and I are happy you liked it! =D

Thats pretty epic! :D

I agree!
This is one of the very few pieces that actually deserve that title.

Piano shredding :D

Wow, I thought I heard Dies Irae at about :15.

I have too many distractions to listen to this properly, but from what i'm hearing it's gorgeous, as it always has been. I'll find the time to sit down with it, have a drink and listen closer.

Such expertise <.<

Its the most wonderful thing I've ever seen on furafifnity