【小提琴与钢琴】李斯特 - 肖邦波罗乃兹主题二重奏鸣曲 S.127

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Franz Liszt - Duo (Sonata) sur des thèmes polonais, S127
Violin: Voytek Proniewicz
Piano: Wojciech Waleczek

In Franz Liszt’s long career he wrote a great deal of piano music, songs, choral and orchestral works but relatively little chamber music. The Duo Sonata based on Polish themes, was written relatively early in the composer’s career. The work is, in fact, a tribute to Chopin, who had made his Paris début in 1832 and, befriended by Liszt, was gradually drawn into the latter’s social circle. The four movements are based around Chopin’s Mazurka in C sharp minor, Op. 6 No. 2, with an injection of other Polish material along the way. The listener’s attention is first grabbed, and then maintained from the very outset. Chopin’s original theme is initially heard in the second movement, where it is treated in theme and variations manner, which show moments of display from both performers. The violin’s music tends to dominate the third movement, sometimes lyrical, sometimes virtuosic, and culminates in a cadenza. A final Rondo brings the work to a close with a typically grand Lisztian climax.