Description
Franz Liszt - Weinen, Klagen, Sorgen, Zagen 'Präludium nach Johann Sebastian Bach', S179
Performer: Jenő Jandó
For some reason the New Liszt Edition is issuing the two ‘Weinen, Klagen’ pieces amongst the volumes of transcriptions and fantasies on other composers’ materials, but that has no more sense than to regard, say, Brahms’s ‘Handel’ Variations in a similar way, for these are certainly original compositions in every sense of the word. Both works bear a dedication to Anton Rubinstein, and both are based on the same wonderful theme. The Prelude of 1859 is a dignified and restrained piece with just one dramatic outburst, all within the framework of a passacaglia which unfolds 25 variations on the motif. The Variations are not simply an expansion of the earlier piece, although there are a few fragments in common. The work dates from 1862 and was motivated by the death of Liszt’s elder daughter, Blandine. A fierce introduction leads to the theme and 43 variations, followed by a chromatic development in the shape of a recitative, and then a group of freer, faster variations, culminating with the choral ‘Was Gott tut, das ist wohlgetan’ (which also ends Bach’s cantata) and a brief coda in which the two themes are juxtaposed before F minor finally gives way to an unequivocally optimistic F major.
Comments
由于某些原因,李斯特根据巴赫的Jubilate cantata Weinen, Klagen, Sorgen, Zagen创作了一部前奏曲(Weinen, Klagen, Sorgen, Zagen, S179)与一部变奏曲(Variationen über das Motiv von Bach, S180),这两部基于同一主题的作品都题献给了Anton Rubinstein。这部创作于1859年的前奏曲是一部庄严而内敛的作品,全部都在passacaglia的框架之内。
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我好像听见了三部创意曲第九首的诡异和声[doge]
♥ 16
针不戳
♥ 3 ↩ 1
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♥ 2
nb
♥ 1
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♥ 1
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♥ 1
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♥ 1
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@Negeleben 过来挨打[傲娇]
↩ 2
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bro no bro[灵魂出窍]
新曲~
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真的感觉挺巴赫的
這個曲子 霍洛維茨彈得更好