Liszt : Deux Légendes for orchestra S. 113a (1863)

[@maxmerry8470]

Two absolutely staggering tone-poems, the first of which is utterly exquisite in its marriage of liturgy and nature, and anticipates so many later composers too numerous to mention. The second is a dramatic/romantic sea evocation, still with spiritual undertones but less obviously so. "La Predication Aux Oiseaux" though....what an amazing piece!!

[@davidrehak3539]

Liszt Ferenc:Két legenda
1.A-dúr legenda. Assisi Szent Ferenc prédikál a madaraknak - St. François d’Assise. La prédication aux oiseaux (Allegretto) 00:00
2. E-dúr legenda. Paolai Szent Ferenc a hullámokon jár - St. François de Paule marchant sur les flots. (Andante maestoso - Allegro maestoso ed animato - Lento accentato assai, con somma epressione)11:54
Berlini Rádió Szimfonikus Zenekara (Berlini Német Szimfonikus Zenekar)
Vezényel:Gerd Albrecht

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Köszönöm az értékelést

[@ValzainLumivix]

Thanks

[@ruramikael]

Noseda's recording is the best when it comes to St. Francois de Paule.

[@richdisilvio4591]

Actually, James Conlon's version is the best ----->> on UA-cam: Liszt 2 Légendes S354 : II St Francis de Paule Walking on the Water (orchestra)

[@ruramikael]

@@richdisilvio4591 It is a close call, Conlon is better in the "de paule" and Noseda in the Assisi.

[@richdisilvio4591]

@@ruramikael Agreed

[@arielorthmann4061]

Incredible. Feels like debussy wrote this.

[@richdisilvio4591]

Indeed, Debussy was enthralled and profoundly influenced by Liszt's innovations. Liszt was light-years ahead of his time.

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