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Liszt: Totentanz; Tasso; Die Trauergondel - Claudius Tanski (piano); Beethoven Orchester Bonn; Stefan Blunier (conductor)
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  1. Tasso: Lamento e Trionfo, symphonic poem for orchestra (4 versions), S. 96 (LW G2)
  2. Totentanz, for piano & orchestra, S. 126 (LW H8)
  3. Die Trauer-Gondel (La Lugubre gondola), for piano (in 4/4; 2nd draft), S. 199a/2
  4. Die Trauer-Gondel (La Lugubre gondola), for piano (in 4/4; 1st draft), S. 199a/1
  5. Recueillement, for piano, S. 204 (LW A280)
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  1. Tasso: Lamento e Trionfo, symphonic poem for orchestra (4 versions), S. 96 (LW G2)
  2. Totentanz, for piano & orchestra, S. 126 (LW H8)
  3. Die Trauer-Gondel (La Lugubre gondola), for piano (in 4/4; 2nd draft), S. 199a/2
  4. Die Trauer-Gondel (La Lugubre gondola), for piano (in 4/4; 1st draft), S. 199a/1
  5. Recueillement, for piano, S. 204 (LW A280)
  6. Sursum Corda!, for piano, S. 163/7 (LW A283/7) (Années III/7)
  7. Cantata No. 60, "O Ewigkeit, du Donnerwort," BWV 60 (BC A161): Es ist genug (Choral)
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The 200th anniversary of Franz Liszt's birth has been marked with a flurry of releases and reissues demonstrating that the music of the master showman is still incredibly popular with performers and audiences alike. This 2011 SACD from MDG celebrates Liszt in several aspects of his output, and the program casts him as an original orchestral composer, a brilliant writer for piano and orchestra, and as a master of solo keyboard music. The symphonic poem Tasso is but one example of the program music Liszt developed, along with ...

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