Name: Franz Liszt: Piano Transcriptions of Schubert and Wagner
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Franz Liszt: Piano Transcriptions of Schubert and Wagner

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Release Date: 19th Aug 2022
Catalogue No: SM399
Label: Solo Musica
Length: 75 minutes

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Excerpt, Liszt: Zwolf Lieder Von Fr. Schubert, S558

Work length20:13

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Jean-Nicolas Diatkine

No. 2, Auf dem Wasser zu singen [After Schubert's D. 774]

Track length4:29

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No. 8, Gretchen am Spinnrade [After Schubert's D. 118]

Track length4:30

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No. 10, Rastlose Liebe [After Schubert's D. 138]

Track length1:41

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No. 12, Ave Maria [After Schubert's D. 839]

Track length5:29

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No. 4, Erlkönig [After Schubert's D. 328]

Track length4:04

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Excerpt, Liszt: Schwanengesang - Vierzehn Lieder Von Franz Schubert, S560

Work length16:11

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Jean-Nicolas Diatkine

No. 1, Liebesbotschaft

Track length3:16

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No. 4, Ständchen

Track length5:51

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No. 8, Der Atlas

Track length2:34

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No. 13, Der Doppelgänger

Track length4:30

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Liszt: Ballade No. 2 in B minor, S171 / R16

Work length13:59

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Jean-Nicolas Diatkine

Liszt: Isolde's Liebestod (after Wagner), S447

Work length6:55

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Jean-Nicolas Diatkine

Liszt: Einzug der Gäste auf der Wartburg S445 / 1

Work length4:02

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Liszt: Pilgerchor aus Tannhäuser S443

Work length5:17

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Liszt: Feierlicher Marsch zum heiligen Gral aus Parsifal S450

Work length8:24

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Jean-Nicolas Diatkine

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Some of Jean-Nicolas Diatkine's singer friends have ended their careers, but their magic is irreplaceable in his eyes, or rather in his ears. He misses them, just as he misses the Schubert, Schumann and Brahms songs they sang. Well, there is only one person who can compensate for this loss, and his name is Franz Liszt. The main aim of transcriptions was to make orchestral works known to a wider audience, at a time when there were far fewer orchestras, and public access to symphony concerts was very limited. But Liszt gives transcriptions a new meaning: he puts the orchestra into the piano, since his style is particularly suited to outsized extravagance. Thus, he opens up unprecedented pianistic possibilities, where virtuosity is no longer mere exhibitionism but rather transformed into the art of illusion. His arrangements of Wagner are so convincing that they become his own personal creations.Laurent Bessires, piano tuner at the Paris Philharmonic, suggested for this recording a Schiedmayer piano of 1916 made in Stuttgart, which he had completely rebuilt in collaboration with Antoine Letessier-Salmon, director of the French National Centre for Scientific Research, and Stephen Paulello, piano maker and inventor of the strings that bear his name. This instrument has almost never been used in concert, however excellent work by Laurent Bessires convinced us to try it out in this very special repertoire.

Franz Liszt: Piano Transcriptions of Schubert and Wagner

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