The Schubert Transcriptions IThe Complete Music for Solo Piano - 31
LISZT Franz (1811-1886)
Leslie Howard (Piano)
Hyperion Records
3 CD
226:15
Soloinstr. ohne Orchester
1999-01-01
Soirées de Vienne S 427 (Valse-Caprices nach Franz Schubert) Liszt, Franz Nr. 1 As-Dur Nr. 2 As-Dur Nr. 3 E-Dur Nr. 4 Des-Dur Nr. 5 Ges-Dur Nr. 6 a-moll Nr. 7 A-Dur Nr. 8 D-Dur Nr. 9 As-Dur Mélodies hongroises S 425 (nach Franz Schubert) Liszt, Franz Andante Marche hongroise Allegretto Schubert-Lieder (Transkriptionen für Klavier) (Auszug) Liszt, Franz Die Rose S 556i (nach D 745) Der Gondelfahrer S 559 (nach D 809) Soirées de Vienne S 427 (Valse-Caprices nach Franz Schubert) (Auszug) Liszt, Franz Valse-caprice Nr. 6 S 427,6ii Marche hongroise S 425 (nach Franz Schubert) Märsche S 426 (nach Franz Schubert) Liszt, Franz Trauermarsch - Grande Marche funebre Grande Marche Grande Marche caracteristique Marche militaire S 426a (Grande paraphrase de Concert) (nach Franz Schubert) Marche hongroise S 425,2 (nach Franz Schubert) Schubert-Lieder (Transkriptionen für Klavier) (Auszug) Liszt, Franz Ave Maria S 557d (nach D 839,6) Ständchen (Serenade) S 560,7 (nach D 957,4) Erlkönig S 557a (nach D 328)
LISZT Franz (1811-1886)Leslie Howard (Piano)Label : Hyperion Records
Although the young Liszt was in Vienna in the early 1820s, [...], he does not seem to have encountered the other master who was to have the greatest influence upon his musical style. The only Viennese connection between Schubert and Liszt, which also includes Beethoven, is that they were each commissioned by Diabelli to contribute a variation on his "cobbler's patch" waltz for his grand publication comprising variations from all the available luminaries of the day.
