#liszt sonata in b minor

[scherzokinn]

*Sonata in B minor*

Low effort mental breakdown post

[franzliszt-official]

Hey! Can you play your sonata in b minor?

I'll be the piano.

For sure, my darling. Concede me though to not only limit my performance with bare hands, but resort to all means of mine which can produce art...

[best-habsburg-monarch]

*Liszt. I can't edit polls, so just pretend the typo isn't there

Franz Liszt (1811-1886):

Johann Strauss the Younger (1825-1899):

Gustav Mahler (1860-1911):

Antonín Dvořák (1841-1904):

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Liszt - Sonata in B Minor

[opera-ghosts]

OTD in Music History: Historically important pianist, conductor, and arranger Hans von Bulow (1830 - 1894) is born in Germany. One of the most important concert pianists and conductors active in the 19th century, von Bulow played a critical role in premiering and popularizing major works written by a number of great composers, including Richard Wagner (1813 - 1883), Johannes Brahms (1833 - 1897), and Pyotr Tchaikovsky (1840 - 1893). (von Bulow's connections with Wagner and Brahms are fairly well known, but his connection with Tchaikovsky is somewhat more obscure -- he was the soloist at the world premiere of Tchaikovsky's 1st Piano Concerto in Boston in 1875.) von Bulow was one of Franz Liszt’s (1811 - 1886) greatest piano students, and he was given the honor of publicly premiering Liszt’s immortal "Sonata in b minor" in Berlin in 1857. The very same year, he also married Liszt's daughter, Cosima (1837 - 1930)… although she later left him for Wagner... von Bulow was the first pianist in history to publicly perform the complete cycle of Ludwig van Beethoven's (1770 – 1827) thirty-two piano sonatas from memory, and he was also one of the earliest important European concert musicians to tour North America. Have you ever heard of "The Three B's of Music"? Composer Peter Cornelius (1824 - 1874) *originally* conceived of that "trinity" as J.S. Bach (1685 – 1750), Beethoven (1770 – 1827), and Hector Berlioz (1803 – 1869)... but von Bulow soon came along and permanently revised the rankings by switching out the Gallic Berlioz for the more suitably Germanic Johannes Brahms (1833 – 1897). That was no coincidence. After Cosima left him for Wagner, von Bulow became a devoted acolyte of Brahms (who purposely maintained an antipodal relationship with Wagner within the German music world). PICTURED: A cabinet photograph showing the elderly von Bulow, which he signed and inscribed to a friend in 1891. Based on the inscription that von Bulow scrawled out beneath his name ("....to the Spielhagen family"), it seems likely that he originally gifted this photo to noted German writer Friedrich Spielhagen (1829 - 1911) or a member of his family.

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Concert review, ★★★★½, Piano Recital Jaeden Izik-Dzurko @ Zurich University, Zurich, 2024-04-11 (Musik an ETHZ und UZH) — Liszt / Bach: Prelude and Fugue in A minor, BWV 543 / S.462/1; Liszt: Sonata in B minor, S.178; Rachmaninoff: Piano Sonata No.1 in D minor, op.28

[operatic-music]

Happy Birthday Franz Liszt 🎈✨

A trailblazer of the romantic era. Here are some historical references so you can pinpoint his life in time.

What’s your favorite piece of his? ⬇️

[franzliszt-official]

Good day, Mr. Liszt,

Which is:

Your favorite composition

Your most underrated composition

Your most overplayed

And sorry for being basic, but I have to say that I greatly admire your arrangement of “La Campanella”—I even prefer it to the original violin arrangement!

Good evening, my dear pupil.

I suppose these questions all refer to my own music, though am not completely sure regarding the first one, which is of course the hardest to answer as well.

Perhaps the Sonata in B minor or Orpheus... Perhaps something later, something atonal. Perhaps Benediction de Dieu dans la solitude...

As for most underrated: the Apparitions. I wrote them at around twenty-two, but they are not virtuosic exercises and should not be swept under the rug as they are.

La Campanella and the 2nd Hungarian Rhapsody for sure are overplayed. Perhaps the first more than the latter. At least it has Hungary in its name.

Thank you for the congratulations!

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Gallarate: ultimo appuntamento di Broletto Classico 2023

Gallarate: ultimo appuntamento di Broletto Classico 2023. Varese, dopo il grande successo del concerto con l'orchestra e i fiati solisti dell'Orchestra Nazionale Rai, il pianista Marcello Pennuto si presenta al pianoforte solo nella suggestiva cornice del cortile del Broletto, presso Palazzo Broletto. Ecco il programma: 1^ Parte J.S.Bach Toccata in re min. BWV 913 (1^ parte) W.A.Mozart Fantasia in Do min. K 475 Ludwig van Beethoven Sonata op. 10 n. 3 in Re magg. (Presto - Largo e mesto – Minuetto - Rondò ) 2^ Parte F.Schubert Improvviso op. 90 n. 4 in La b min. F.Chopin Notturno op. 27 n. in Re b magg. - Polacca op. 26 m. 2 in Mi b min. - Ballata n. 3 in La b magg. op. 47 La biografia: Marcello Pennuto è nato nel 1959. Ha iniziato gli studi musicali sotto la guida del M.o Enrico Rovelli di Gallarate e li ha poi proseguiti , prima con il M.o Adriano Bassi ed in seguito con la Prof.ssa Izabela Zielonka Crivelli. Presso il Conservatorio G.Verdi di Milano ha conseguito i Diplomi di Pianoforte, Direzione di Coro (con il M.o Domenico Zingaro), Composizione (con i Maestri Luca Lombardi e Giuseppe Giuliano) e Polifonia vocale (con il M.o Edoardo Farina). Nello stesso Conservatorio ha studiato direzione d'orchestra con i Maestri Umberto Cattini (avviamento al teatro lirico) e Gabriele Bellini (repertorio sinfonico). ha partecipato ai seguenti corsi di perfezionamento per il pianoforte: 1980,Parigi con Carlo Levi Minzi 1983, Vienna con Paul Badura Skoda 1983, Padova con Sergio Marzorati e Rodolfo Caporali 1984, Vienna con Oleg Maisemberg 1984/85/86 , Pescara con Bruno Mezzena 1985, Vienna, con Leonid Brumberg 1985/86/87, Conegliano Veneto , con Bruno Mezzena 1994/95 , Alagna , con Vincenzo Balzani. Ha inoltre seguito un corso sull' interpretazione e improvvisazione pianistica con Alexander Lonquich. Nel 1985 è stato selezionato quale componente della rappresentativa italiana al Concorso "F.Chopin" di Varsavia. Il suo repertorio pianistico comprende centinaia di titoli di composizioni di Chopin ( integrale delle Polacche, Scherzi, Ballate, Sonate), Liszt, Beethoven, Schubert, Liszt, Schumann, Bach e molti altri. Di Beethoven ha eseguito l'integrale dei 5 concerti. Nell'87 e 88 ha esordito nella direzione con l'Orchestra del Liceo Musicale Bellini di Tradate, Nell'89 ha portato al debutto l'Orchestra Sinfonica Varesina divenuta nel 94 Orchestra Filarmonica Europea, della quale è direttore stabile. Con tale orchestra ha eseguito il 5° concerto di Beethoven con diversi direttori ospiti, il 1° concerto di Chopin sotto la direzione di Adalberto Tonini, il 2° concerto di Chopin, nonché tutti i concerti di Beethoven ed il 1° ed il 2° concerto di Liszt ed ha sviluppato un vastissimo repertorio comprende anche il Requiem di Cherubini, di Mozart e di Verdi, e che consta di centinaia di titoli appartenenti al genere lirico (opere di Rossini, Puccini, Verdi, Wagner ecc) , sinfonico ( integrale delle sinfonie di Beethoven e delle sinfonie di Mozart, Bach, Vivaldi, Pergolesi, Stamitz, Handel ecc ecc) e sacro ( integrale dell'Oratorio di Natale di Bach, antologia dalla Passione secondo Matteo e dalla Messa in Si minore, Gloria, Magnificat e Beatus vir di Vivaldi, diverse Missae di Mozart, Haydn e Schubert) . Nel 94 ha eseguito il 5° concerto di Beethoven con l'Orchestra Filarmonica di Craiova diretta da Ovidio Balan. Nel 97 e 98 ha partecipato al Festival Pianistico Internazionale del Gargano sia come solista che con orchestra, eseguendo il 5° concerto di Beethoven con l'Orchestra Filarmonica Dauna diretta da Domenico Losavio. Nel 97 ha compiuto una tournée in Ungheria (ripresa dalle tv locali) con la Corale G.Verdi di Samarate e l'Orchestra Filarmonica Europea esibendosi sia come come solista che come direttore. Nell'ambito della direzione di coro ha diretto dall'89 al '99 la Corale "G.Verdi" di Samarate , 95 al 99 la Schola Cantorum di Casorate Sempione con le quali ha effettuato numerosissimi concerti in unione con l'Orchestra Filarmonica Europea con programmi sia di musica sacra che lirico sinfonica, dal 2013 al 2016 la Corale San Michele di Busto Arsizio e dal 2017 al 2019 la Corale S.Cecilia della Basilica di Somma Lombardo . Ha svolto anche attività didattica come docente di pianoforte i Licei Musicali Manzoni di Varese e Candiani di Busto Arsizio e presso le Scuole di Musica di Casorate Sempione e Samarate. Dal 91 al 95 ha fatto parte della giuria del Concorso Internazionale di Ispra. Nel 98 è stato ammesso al corso di Direzione d'orchestra del M.o Donato Renzetti con i Pomeriggi musicali di Milano. Nel 2001 ha diretto il Requiem di Verdi con il Coro dell'Università di Regensburg (Germania) in una tournée italiana con l'Orchestra Filarmonica Europea. Nel 2006 ha diretto il Mozartchor di Salisburgo con l'Orchestra Fil. Europea in occasione del 250° anniversario della nascita di Mozart con il Requiem ed una selezione di brani dal Flauto Magico. Con la sua orchestra ha collaborato con solisti quali David Johnson ( membro dell'American Horn quartet), I Solisti della Scala (Formisano, Di Rosa, Meloni, Screpis e Stagni) , Franco Pomarico ( 1° Oboe Orchestra Sinfonica Nazionale della RAI) e Corrado Saglietti ( 1° corno della Rai Torino). Nel 2010 ha diretto un concerto alla Tonhalle di Zurigo con la sua orchestra e i solisti della Scala e al Musikverein di Vienna nella Grosser Saal dove si è presentato alla guida dell'orchestra “I Virtuosi del Teatro alla Scala” riscuotendo un grandissimo successo e standing ovation finale. Nel 2011 ha diretto la Piccola Orchestra romana a Ceccano (FR). Nel 2012 ha diretto la sua orchestra in un concerto al quale hanno preso parte come solisti Walter Auer (1° flauto dei Wiener Philharmoniker), Andrea Ottensamer (1° clarinetto dei Berliner Philharmoniker), Davide Formisano e Fabrizio Meloni. Nel 2015 ha inaugurato con un concerto solistico la stagione degli Amici della musica di Oleggio. Nel 2018 ha diretto un concerto con solista Marco Zoni ( 1° flauto della Scala). Nel 2019 ha diretto un concerto con solista Sandro Laffranchini ( 1° violoncello della Scala). Nel 2021 ha diretto un concerto con solista marco Giani, primo clarinetto de I Pomeriggi musicali. Nel 2022 ha eseguito il concerto BWV 1056 di Bach in una serata con ospite d'onore Fabien Thouand , primo oboe della Scala. Dal 2012 ha iniziato l'esecuzione dell'integrale dei concerti per pianoforte di Mozart. Nel 2023 e' stato ammesso e si e' esibito nel festival Pianocity Milano. Nello stesso anno ha diretto la sua orchestra in un concerto con ospiti i Fiati Solisti dell'Orchestra Sinfonica Nazionale della Rai. 25 ottobre, Gallarate teatro delle arti, ore 21 - Concerto con i premiati delle masterclass 2022/23 12 novembre ore 17.30 Villa Truffini Tradate orchestra giovanile 18 novembre ore 21 Requiem di Mozart a Tradate chiesa S. 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[hellhammerdeath]

Liszt - Sonata in B Minor

[opera-ghosts]

OTD in Music History: Historically important pianist, conductor, arranger, and composer Hans von Bulow (1830 - 1894) is born in Germany. As one of the most distinguished pianists and conductors of the 19th century, von Bulow's activity was critical for helping to introduce and popularize the works of several major composers -- including Richard Wagner (1813 - 1883), Johannes Brahms (1833 - 1897), and Pyotr Tchaikovsky (1840 - 1893). (von Bulow's connections with Wagner and Brahms are fairly well known, but his connection with Tchaikovsky is somewhat more obscure -- he gave the world premiere of Tchaikovsky's first piano concerto in Boston in 1875.) One of the most prominent early piano students of Franz Liszt (1811 - 1886), von Bulow publicly premiered Liszt's great "Sonata in b minor" in Berlin in 1857 -- and that very same year he also married Liszt's daughter, Cosima (1837 - 1930), who later left him for Wagner in the mid-1860s. The first pianist in history to publicly perform the complete set of Ludwig van Beethoven's (1770 – 1827) 32 piano sonatas from memory, von Bulow was also one of the earliest important European musicians to tour America. Have you ever heard of "The Three B's of Classical Music"? Per composer Peter Cornelius (1824 - 1874), those were originally established as J.S. Bach (1685 – 1750), Beethoven (1770 – 1827), and Hector Berlioz (1803 – 1869)... until von Bulow came along and revised the rankings, switching out Berlioz for Johannes Brahms (1833 – 1897). This was far from a coincidence, however: after Cosima left him for Wagner, von Bulow became a devoted acolyte and closer personal friend of Brahms in his later years. PICTURED: A lovely cabinet photograph showing the elderly von Bulow, which he signed and inscribed to a friend in 1891.

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Liszt : Sonata in B minor / Beatrice Berrut, piano

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3 Most Spectacular Events Happening this April in Dubai

Dubai, UAE, is known for its dynamic events scene, which provides residents and visitors with a diverse range of activities and entertainment. There is always something going on in this vibrant city. And there are many events and festivals happening in Dubai, which you can check on the events calendar of UAE. But for now, let us brief you about some amazing events in Dubai in April- 

Sicilian Musical Evening in the Studio Dubai Opera on 23rd April

On April 23, at the Dubai Opera, there will be a special performance called the Sicilian Musical Evening. Epifanio Comis, an award-winning Italian pianist and conductor who serves as the artistic director of the ConcertFest Academia Pianistica Siciliana festival will perform. 

Comis will begin the program with the complicated Polonaise-fantaisie in A-flat major, one of Frédéric Chopin's most well-known compositions, before performing Muzio Clementi's Sonata in G minor. The following two compositions on the program, including the well-known Tarantella in G minor, are from Franz Liszt's Années de pèlerinage. 

After the break, Liszt's Sonata in B minor, widely regarded as one of the best compositions of his career, will serve as the concert's capstone.

Grand Piano Classic Energy Music on 24th April

The Grand Piano Classic Energy Music event on April 24th promises to be an evening of magnificent piano music with compositions by some of the world's most famous composers. The event will be more than simply a musical performance; it will create an environment that will take you to another reality through an extraordinary interplay of light and music. 

The event will include compositions by renowned composer Hans Zimmer, including music from films like "Interstellar," "Inception," and "The Lion King." Furthermore, the audience will be exposed to the amazing works of Yann Tiersen, which promise to sink into the souls of those in attendance. 

Don't miss the chance to experience the magnificent sound of the piano and the surrounding ambiance, which will leave you with warm impressions and living emotions.

Jason Byrne’s Massive Game Show on 28th April

With comedy, music, games, and prizes, Jason Byrne's Massive Gameshow promises to be the ideal night out. Jason Byrne, known as the "Outright King of Live Comedy," will emcee the event, which will be a part game show, half dance-off, and part mind-bending experience. 

The concert, which will be accompanied by legendary DJ Jono from Dubai 92, promises to be the ultimate interactive night out. The audience will be able to participate in the program, as impromptu participants will join Jason on stage to win prizes, meet new friends, and have a good time. 

Don't miss out on this one-of-a-kind comedic event, which has been praised by critics as "unmissable" and "consistently fantastic." Expect a night of laughing, entertainment, and surprises.

So these are the most amazing events happening in Dubai this April. You should not miss these out if you are in Dubai or planning to visit. And for more details of all events. You can check out the events calendar of UAE on our website.

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