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Intégrale de l'œuvre pour orgue

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The organ was for Liszt the ideal instrument that allowed him to express his Catholic faith, his religious fervor, and to work on transcription to such an extent that he had one installed in his residence in Weimar. It was also the perfect tool to recreate an orchestra as well, if not better, than with a piano. Thus, many works traveled back and forth between the piano keyboard and the organ, and many others were originally conceived for choir or orchestra. Playing on a beautifully crafted Tamburini (Perugia), the Italian organist Adriano Falcioni certainly knows his Liszt well, having performed it in concert and privately. He approaches it with calmness and tranquility, even a certain placidity, excelling in the tortuous polyphony of the large forms (no brilliance in the two Fantasies and Prelude and Fugues or "Weinen, Klagen, Sorgen, Zagen"), the transcriptions of Nicolai, Wagner, and Verdi, as well as in the more modest pages (the Ordinary of the Liturgy, commissioned works, and pieces after Mozart, Bach, and Chopin (Two Preludes) of appreciable clarity. As one traverses this rich path of discoveries (The triptych after Dante, the Mass, and the Requiem), one ultimately can no longer distinguish what differentiates the seminal piano works from their organ counterparts, as the writing is so fluid, idiomatic, and foundational. The same goes for the "orchestral" pages, which are true symphonic poems (CD3) where breadth never equates to overload. The Tamburini and the intelligence of the registration play a significant role in this. Even if one remains sentimentally loyal to the grand and sulpician Liszt of the late Pierre Labric (unmatched on the grand organs of Saint Ouen - Solstice) or even to Jean Guillou (on a Neapolitan organ), this complete set has the merit of including, like that of the more incisive Oliver Vernet (Ligia Digital), very rarely recorded works. High-flying Liszt that forms a musical monument dedicated to the organ. (Jérôme Angouillant)

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  • Album Intégrale de l'œuvre pour orgue
  • Artist Franz Liszt
  • Release date 2020-12-01
  • Label Brilliant Classics
  • Format CD
  • Country Europe
  • EAN 5028421950358
  • Number of discs 5
  • Number of tracks 37

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Disc 1

  1. “Weinen, Klagen, Sorgen, Zagen” S.179 (1859)

Disc 2

  1. Évocation À La Chapelle Sixtine S.658 (1862-65?)
    15:33
  2. Der Papst-Hymnus S. 766 (1865?)
    3:36
  3. Weimars Volkslied S. 672 (1857-63?)
    4:37
  4. Einleitung Zur Legende Der Heiligen Elisabeth S.663a (1872)
    11:40
  5. Hosannah S.677 Arr. Of “Alleluja Del Cantico Del Sol (1862-63)
    4:25
  6. Ave Maria (Gebet) S.667b (1842?)
    7:17
  7. "Nun Danket Alle Gott” S.674b (1884)
    5:18
  8. Preludium Zum Haus Des Hernn
    4:47
  9. Offertorium Aus Der “Ungarischen Krönungemesse” S.667 (1868?)
    3:57

Disc 3

  1. Orpheus S.672a (1869-72) - Symphonic Poem No.4
    10:58
  2. “Tu Es Petrus” Aus Dem Oratorium “Christus” S.664ii (1867)
    5:39
  3. Zur Trauung - “Sposalizio” S.671° (1883?)
    8:30
  4. Ave Maris Stella S.34i (1865-66)
    6:59
  5. Salve Regina S.669/1 (1877)
    6:05
  6. Rosario S.670 (1879)
    5:43

Disc 4

  1. Introitus S.268/1 (1884)
    3:30
  2. Les Morts - Oraison S.268/2 (1860)
    9:17
  3. Consolation D-Flat
    4:04
  4. Consolation E
    3:19
  5. Resignazione S187a/I (c.1877)
    1:17
  6. Gebet S.667b/ii (Ave Maria I) (1842)
    2:14
  7. Am Grabe Richard Wagners S.267 (1883)
    3:39
  8. San Francesco S.665 (1880)
    5:45
  9. Ora Pro Nobis - Litanei S262 (1864)
    6:25
  10. Ungarns Gott S674 (1861)
    3:56
  11. Andante Religioso S.261a (1861)
    5:27
  12. Excelsior! - Preludio S.666 (1874-75)
    2:39

Disc 5

  1. Kirchliche Fest-Ouvertüre Arr. Of “Ein Feste Burg Ist Unser Gott” By O. Nicolai
    9:19
  2. Adagio Vom Bach Arr. Of Violin Sonata No.4 BWV101
    4:18
  3. Einleitung Und Fuge From The Cantata “Ich Hatte Viel Bekümmernis” BWV21 By J.S. Bach
    5:51
  4. Andante From “Aus Tiefer Not Schrei Ich Zu Dir” BWV38 By J.S. Bach
    4:47
  5. Ave Maria (A’Arcadelt) Based On Pierre-Louis Dietsch’s Adaptation Of A Madrigal By J. Arcadelt
    5:31
  6. Regina Coeli Laetare Arr. Of The Motet By O. De Lassus
    3:28
  7. Ave Verum Corpus de Mozart Arr. Of “Ave Verum Corpus” K618 By W.A. Mozart
    3:07
  8. Agnus Dei Della Messa Da Requiem Di Giuseppe Verdi Based On No.5 Of The Requiem By G. Verdi
    4:49
  9. Chor Der Jüngeren Pilger (Der Gnade Heil) Based On The Chorus “Heil! Heil! Der Gnade Wunder Heil!” From Act III Of “Tannhäuser” WWV.70 By R. Wagner
    7:14

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