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Franz Liszt - Héroïde funèbre, S. 102
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2024
- Franz Liszt - Héroïde funèbre (Heroic Elegy), S. 102 (1854-1856)
Performed by the London Philharmonic Orchestra
Conducted by Bernard Haitink
Source of Audio - • Liszt: Héroïde funèbre...
The more I discover Liszt "the symphony composer" the more I fall in love with his work. I still cannot fathom why Liszt's symphonic compositions are so underrated & underperformed by the great World class orchestras....
The sad thing is that even during his own time morons like Brahms and Tchaikovsky were openly hostile to Liszt's compositions. I do hope that someday people are open minded enough to fully appreciate Liszt's Zukunftmusick !!!
11:40 one of Liszt's finest melodies and 26:20 - that chord progression descending into darkness is truly breathtaking
Very late but I cannot see the score. What are the chords?
such an amazing symphonic poem, i have no idea why this is so hecking underrated
Because it is by liszt, you know how it works
Because the mob thinks Liszt only wrote Hungarian rhapsody 2 and liebestraum 3
@@biomuseum6645 people forgor💀 that Liszt wrote something like 700 pieces aside liebestraum no. 3
@@biomuseum6645you forgor campanela
from the 21:00 ahead it's a otherworldly section, i seriously can't even remember to breath listening to it, Liszt is unbelievable.
Wonderful piece. And I have loved Haitink's Liszt for years. He and Masur were something of Liszt specialists.
Epic!
Larger than life...grandiloquent...pompous...in-your-face colossal! Who'd ever imagine?
I think Haitink's glacial tempi do the work a great disservice.
The amplitude of speed in different recordings is quite astonishing. 27 Minutes is definately the slowest, I have heard this done in 16, which was way too fast.
I prefer something around 22 Minutes.
19:06 Bh5
I might be reaching, but I can't help to hear "Weinen, Klagen, Sorgen, Zaren" in the lower strings at the start
I too get reminded of it :)
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