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CD88208 Franz Liszt on period instruments
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CD88208 Franz Liszt on period instruments
Here's a concerto of music by Liszt played on period instruments. Intriguingly we get to hear two versions of two of the pieces, one for piano/hammerklavier, the other for orchestra.
Broadcast by France Musique on Monday 28 March 2011, the concert was held at Cité de la Musique, Paris, on 12 March 2011.
Pascal Amoyel plays an Erard piano from 1886 and the Anima Eterna Brugge are conducted by Jos van Immerseel.
Piano solo Saint François d'Assise prêchant aux oiseaux S.354 no 1 (1863)
Saint François de Paule marchant sur les flots S 354 no 2 (1863)
Orchestra Les Preludes, S97 - R414
Saint François de Paule marchant sur les flots S 354 no 2 (arr. for orchestra by Liszt)
Saint François d'Assise prêchant aux oiseaux S.354 no 1 (arr. for orchestra by Liszt)
Orchestra & piano Totentanz S.126 (1847,1862)
Encore for piano solo: Consolation no 3 in D flat major S. 172
krokelva
Technical details: Satellite broadcast, recorded directly to satellite receiver's hard drive, transferred via home network to the computer's hard drive. The ts file was demuxed by ProjectX, and the resulting mp2 (320 kbps) stream was edited using mp3DirectCut. A wav stream was made using Goldwave. After editing the mp2 stream was converted to mp3 (320bps/48kHz) by dBpoweramp Music Converter and wav stream to flac (495 kbps, 16bit, 48kHz) by Goldwave.
Zipping and splitting were achieved by 7-zip and File Splitter & Joiner.
PLEASE CLICK BELOW FOR A SAMPLE OF THIS RECORDING
Here's a concerto of music by Liszt played on period instruments. Intriguingly we get to hear two versions of two of the pieces, one for piano/hammerklavier, the other for orchestra.
Broadcast by France Musique on Monday 28 March 2011, the concert was held at Cité de la Musique, Paris, on 12 March 2011.
Pascal Amoyel plays an Erard piano from 1886 and the Anima Eterna Brugge are conducted by Jos van Immerseel.
Piano solo Saint François d'Assise prêchant aux oiseaux S.354 no 1 (1863)
Saint François de Paule marchant sur les flots S 354 no 2 (1863)
Orchestra Les Preludes, S97 - R414
Saint François de Paule marchant sur les flots S 354 no 2 (arr. for orchestra by Liszt)
Saint François d'Assise prêchant aux oiseaux S.354 no 1 (arr. for orchestra by Liszt)
Orchestra & piano Totentanz S.126 (1847,1862)
Encore for piano solo: Consolation no 3 in D flat major S. 172
krokelva
Technical details: Satellite broadcast, recorded directly to satellite receiver's hard drive, transferred via home network to the computer's hard drive. The ts file was demuxed by ProjectX, and the resulting mp2 (320 kbps) stream was edited using mp3DirectCut. A wav stream was made using Goldwave. After editing the mp2 stream was converted to mp3 (320bps/48kHz) by dBpoweramp Music Converter and wav stream to flac (495 kbps, 16bit, 48kHz) by Goldwave.
Zipping and splitting were achieved by 7-zip and File Splitter & Joiner.
PLEASE CLICK BELOW FOR A SAMPLE OF THIS RECORDING
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