Christopher Williams《Liszt Complete Piano Music, Vol. 65》[Hi-Res][24Bit-96kHz][FLAC/分轨][21.08G]

For almost five decades, Franz Liszt wrote music that incorporated Hungarian elements and celebrated his country’s musical idioms. One of the most famous of these pieces was the Rákóczi March, two different versions of which can be heard in this album, the first in full sonata form, and the second in a more concise version. Liszt often utilised the verbunkos tradition as he does in Magyar dallok along with infectious dulcimer evocations, folk scales, drama and melancholy. Two contrasting versions of the Hungarian Rhapsody No. 6 – Magyar tempo and Célèbre mélodie hongroise – round out this evocative Hungarian selection.

01. Rákóczi-Marsch nach der Orchesterbearbeitung, S. 244a

02. Magyar dallok, Book I, S. 242: No. 1, Lento

03. Magyar dallok, Book I, S. 242: No. 2, Andantino

04. Magyar dallok, Book I, S. 242: No. 3, Sehr langsam

05. Magyar dallok, Book I, S. 242: No. 4, Animato

06. Magyar dallok, Book I, S. 242: No. 5, Tempo giusto

07. Magyar dallok, Book I, S. 242: No. 6, Lento

08. Magyar dallok, Book II, S. 242: No. 7, Andante cantabile

09. Magyar dallok, Book III, S. 242: No. 8, Lento

10. Magyar dallok, Book III, S. 242: No. 9, Lento

11. Magyar dallok, Book IV, S. 242: No. 10, Adagio sostenuto a capriccio

12. Magyar dallok, Book IV, S. 242: No. 11, Andante sostenuto

13. Ungarische Nationalmelodie, Rákóczi-Marsch, S. 242-13a (Erleichtert)

14. Magyar tempo, S. 241b

15. Célèbre mélodie hongroise, S. 243a