Franz Liszt - Soirées musicales de Rossini, S424
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- Franz Liszt - Soirées musicales de Rossini, S424
Performer: Praxedis Geneviève Hug, Jenő Jandó
0:00 - 1. La Promesa
4:28 - 2. La Regata Veneziana
8:50 - 3. L'Invito
12:10 - 4. La Gita in Gondola
15:41 - 5. Il Rimprovero
19:20 - 6. La Pastoralle dell'Alpi
21:35 - 7. La Partenza
25:34 - 8. La Pesca
29:17 - 9. La Danza
33:07 - 10. La Serenata
39:16 - 11. L'Orgia
42:56 - 12. Li Mariner
Rossini’s Soirées musicales are a collection of vocal solos and duets with piano accompaniment to texts of Metastasio and Pepoli. From their publication in 1835 they immediately became concert favourites, and Liszt’s transcriptions are only some of the many that circulated widely throughout the nineteenth century. And their influence lingered into the twentieth century and the works of such composers as Britten and Respighi. For some reason, Liszt completely re-ordered the collection when he made his transcriptions, retaining only the first and last pieces in their original places. (Rossini’s original running order is 1, 5, 7, 11, 3, 6, 4, 9, 2, 8, 10 and 12.) Liszt’s method in his transcriptions is akin to that which he employed in his Lieder transcriptions: the original piano part is wedded to the vocal part(s) and further elaborated from time to time, but the shape of the original determines the form of the transcription. But many repeated passages are subject to a fecund variety of treatment-yet more examples of Liszt’s personal approach to variation technique. Strangely, these works are at present very difficult to acquire in score, and the most recent publications are full of errors: the Ricordi edition of ‘La Danza’ only retains misprints from their first edition over 150 years ago, and Schott’s edition was bowdlerised by Karl Klindworth who, apart from making suggestions for study, advised many alterations to Liszt’s text. The present recording was made from a collation of the original editions of Troupenas, Ricordi and Schott, with reference to the first edition of Rossini’s original.
Whilst the subtitles go a good way to explain the content and style of the numbers in the collection, it should be noted that ‘Notturno’ bears no relationship to ‘Nocturne’ as used by Field or Chopin, but rather refers to a piece of music for evening use or with a nocturnal subject-there is nothing contemplative about ‘La regata veneziana’. Points of interest include: in No 1 a lovely bit of rhythmic complication where the left hand plays 7 against the 6/8 metre while the right hand plays six semiquavers and two duplet crotchets; in No 2 the wickedly brisk arpeggio ornaments; in No 3 the technical audacity of the second verse; in No 4 the delicacy of the emroidered accompaniment; in No 5 the crossed-hands effects; in Nos 6 and 7 the reticence to embroider at all; in No 8 the richness of the texture; in No 9, the sheer bravado; the magical cadenza in No 10; the roistering of No 11; and the expansive scope of No 12, which is practically a miniature symphonic poem in its depiction of the watching hours at sea through a storm. - เพลง
0:00 La Promesa
4:28 La Regata Veneziana
8:50 L'Invito
12:10 La Gita in Gondola
15:41 Il Rimprovero
19:20 La Pastoralle dell'Alpi
21:35 La Partenza
25:34 La Pesca
29:17 La Danza
33:07 La Serenata
39:16 L'Orgia
42:56 Li Mariner
I'm ashamed I've never heard these before until now. They're magnificent!
18:30, i hear this a lot in liszt it's so cool.
Some of these orchestrated by Repighi in his La Boutique Fantasque, which should be repurposed
as a perfect Christmas ballet. Others by Britten in his Matinees Musicales and Soirees Musicales.
Irresistibly gorgeous music in any arrangement!
F. Liszt never disappoints !
Hi dylonely
Pièces magnifiques rarement données de deux grands maîtres de la Musique du 19 e mes deux chéris depuis ma jeunesse : Rossini et Liszt merveilleusement interprétés !
This combination, Rossini + Liszt = an enormous explotion of beauty and genious! I can’t get enough of it! And as a rossini addicted tenor hearing these songs from solo piano, ‘sung’ this well, awakes in me an immense respect and joy to listen to all of Liszt’s works! Love Rossini, Liszt and this channel! It is truely FANTASTIC! Love it!!!
I supporting this channel and apprecatied 👏
Wow no. 6 looks very very achievable!
아름답습니다. wonderful!!!
Rossini - Liszt - La Danza - Jenő Jandó ❤
impressive work holy moly :0
These are some of the greatest song transcriptions for solo piano I ever heard. I compared them to the originals piece by piece and is astounding what Liszt does with them. It's as if he was writing an orchestral version for the songs, just without the orchestra.
Great music .. just within reach of many amateur musicians like me with some hard work.
Beautiful music.
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Damn, I need a Hug
Merveilleuses soirées rossiniennes ! Deux maîtres du 19 e réunis ! Magnifique interprétation !
Je vais en jouer 4 en concert le 18 et 18 juin en allier dans un château en allier. Concert en streaming
29:17
I hear all of the notes and none of the music.
sounds thalberg influenced.
Perhaps it was the other way around.
Non capisco perché l'inizio del tema a singole note è più veloce che la parte a doppie note,fai tutto allo stesso tempo dio ....a parte il finale che puoi accelerare dio ..
Però suoni bene e chiaro 🎉