【钢琴】李斯特 - 诗与宗教的和谐前奏曲8首 S.171d

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来自Andrei Cristian Anghel
Franz Liszt - Préludes et Harmonies poétiques et religieuses, S171d
Performer: Roman Kosyakov

The history of Liszt’s Harmonies poétiques et religieuses is long and painfully complex; the eventual series of ten works (S173) was published by Kistner in 1853, having been finally revised and prepared by the end of 1851, but many of the pieces in that collection started life somewhat earlier and many pieces considered for it were outright discarded. Preceding the less incongruous S172a cycle of 1847, was an attempt at grouping several pieces together under the extended title "Préludes et Harmonies poétiques et religieuses", dated from 1845/6. With the exception of the opening prelude this set is a far cry from the 1853 cycle (it is clear that the religious aspect of this project grew more firm over the years) and an analysis of the Tasso Sketchbook wherein these works were originally penned reveals that Liszt even briefly considered including the second Petrarch sonnet, the Élégie sur des motifs de Prince Louis Ferdinand, and a work in the style of Chopin (echoes of Schumann’s Carnaval), in the Harmonies cycle.

These pieces would have remained overlooked and unpublished were it not for the excellent work of the indefatigable Leslie Howard, who not only provided codas for the unfinished works (No.4 and 6) but also a fully developed completion in homage to Liszt of the eighth piece.