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Klukon Edit és Ránki Dezső koncertsorozata • 4.2 / LISZT ÜNNEP 2021

Klukon Edit és Ránki Dezső koncertsorozata • 4.2 / LISZT ÜNNEP 2021

Liszt’s complete symphonic poems

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Last event date: Friday, October 15 2021 7:30PM

 

Liszt: Les Préludes

Liszt: Orpheus

Liszt: Prometheus

Liszt: Mazeppa

 

“We always felt close to Liszt’s music and personality, his works have been one of the cornerstones of our joint music-making, which we began almost four decades ago. We came to premiere the four-handed version of Via Crucis – which we think is a major piece – in 1986; we were the first to perform a splendid, earlier two-piano version of the Faust Symphony, which remained in manuscript until recently; and we regularly played the two-piano arrangement of Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9, which he prepared with great care. We kept four-handed arrangements of some of the symphonic poems on our repertoire from the start, but it was only recently that we decided to learn all of them.” (Edit Klukon, Dezső Ránki)

Along with two characteristic symphonic poems that are very popular to this day (Les Préludes, Mazeppa), the programme of the second concert includes two works whose title refer to mythology. However, the respective programmes of Orpheus and Prometheus are closely linked to Liszt’s own mission and fate as an artist. Of the idea behind the latter composition, he said it symbolized “courage, suffering, fortitude and redemption, the bold striving to achieve the loftiest mission accessible to man.”

This concert of the Liszt Fest is presented by Müpa Budapest as a joint event with Liszt Academy.

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