Hardest Style of Piano?

[A.K.B.]

Select and tell why.

eg. Because of leaping, stretching, interpretation timing etc.

[Palme]

i dont know anything about golf

[teajay]

what is old-time

[Mawane]

what is old-time

prolly mozart or sach

[Xiphias]

what is old-time

i guess some sort of traditional old Folk-music and stuff like that
but I'dd guess he typo'ed that.. Odd-Time would be najser choise

[Grace]

selected Jazz because harder to do impsy quick keypresses and leaps than to stretch a little.

[Bismuth]

I chose romantic almost only because of Franz Liszt, by VERY FAR the best pianist history has EVER known. I mean it.

[A.K.B.]

ah, one serious answer by ShadowM, and he doesn't know who Alkan is!

Nab, Alkan beats the dick out of Liszt's just check out his idiocally crazy stuff. Jewtub "Comme Le Vent" for the fastest piano song written. (Prestissamamente Quaver = 160 with hemidemisemiquavers at some point)

but oh well, Liszt was mad skills crazy hungarian, but still, no match for a french jew.

[Rust]

sorry for english

I think hardest style is classical, because it is hard to understanding...
and old-time too

[teajay]

tell me again, what the fuck is old time? I haven't made my choice yet in this poll. And what is contemporary? For fuck's sake, you can't have a topic like this going without a proper introduction, you twat.

[A.K.B.]

use wiki your smapper

[teajay]

Don't be silly. You start a topic like this, then you better give us some introduction. It's not like everyone has a good terminology present for piano styles.

[A.K.B.]

yes they do

duh

[teajay]

I finally voted for jazz now. Why? Its heavy improvisational nature makes it both the easiest and the hardest style around, it depends on the player though.

[A.K.B.]

Put mine on romanticism.

Much harder than any jazz i've ever come across; and I'm seen the tremendous most hazardous examples.