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Liszt: Schubert Song Transcriptions, Vol. 3

Goran Filipec (piano)

Liszt: Schubert Song Transcriptions, Vol. 3

Goran Filipec (piano)

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Seldom has the art of song transcription been more creatively fashioned than in Liszt’s homages to Schubert. In this third volume of elegant and virtuosic pieces, Liszt’s prodigious capacity for colouration, shifting textures and use of myriad pianistic devices to suggest changing verses, brings refinement and beauty to each selected song. In songs such as Erlkönig and Die Forelle Liszt excels in drawing the music from the salon to the concert platform. In this recording, Goran Filipec, whose previous Liszt discs were praised by Gramophone as ‘nothing short of superb’, includes some rare versions of Liszt’s transcriptions.

Contents and tracklist

No. 6, Die junge Nonne
Track length4:20
No. 10, Rastlose Liebe
Track length1:36
No. 3, Du bist die Ruh (ed. G. Filipec)
Track length4:17
No. 4, Erlkönig (alternative version) (ed. G. Filipec)
Track length4:29
No. 7, Frühlingsglaube
Track length3:32
No. 8, Gretchen am Spinnrade (ed. L. Howard)
Track length4:29
No. 9, Ständchen von Shakespeare
Track length2:26
No. 11, Der Wanderer
Track length5:09
No. 1, Lebe wohl!
Track length3:21
No. 2, Mädchens Klage
Track length3:31
No. 3, Das Sterbeglöcklein
Track length6:27
No. 6, Die Forelle
Track length3:15
No. 6, Die Forelle (alternative version)
Track length3:12
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