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Can you guess the composer? (#5)

Discussion in 'Repertoire' started by musical-md, Oct 22, 2011.

  1. musical-md

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    I think you will find this one very interesting. Good luck.
     
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    It certainly helps when you've played the piece in question. Liszt Nuages Gris.
     
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    Way to go Andrew! Well that is my contribution to the current celebration of Liszt: to hopefully increase the knowledge of those who have no notion of how modern his late-thinking was regarding harmony. This is the second page of a two-page work, that most will find most foreign to the language of Liszt.
     
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    I think the average listener would have their expectations confounded by much of late Liszt: the period where he was trying to "throw his lance into the future". He influenced the Second Viennese School; indeed I believe Verklarte Nacht quotes from the sonata. Unstern! Sinistre, disastro is a fascinating piece and I think the piano/cello version of La lugubre gondola is absolutely beautiful.
     
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