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Roberto Poli plays Liszt: 'Years of Pilgrimage II, Italy'

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Roberto Poli *, Piano

Liszt: 'Years of Pilgrimage II, Italy'

Classical Music
Period:
Romantic/19th Century (1820 - 1900)
Catalogue:
OC24R (-24)
Type of files:
WAV
Other specs:
None

 

 

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Album content

Liszt, Franz (1811-1886): Années de pèlerinage II, Italie (Years of Pilgrimage), S. 161 (1839-49) [7]

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Antonio Palareti gives a new version of the Art of Fugue, romantic and dramatic, mystic and rough together. His vision of the greater bachiana work sometime reminds Glenn Gould pianism. Piero Buscaroli, author of the monumental essay on Johann Sebastian Bach, sposa in pieno la versione del pianista romagnolo as a true instrumental triumph. The version at onclassical.com is the posthum one (published on 1751) consists of 14 fugues (with the unfinished one) and 4 2-voice canons.

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Details of Liszt: 'Years of Pilgrimage II, Italy'Info:
Year of release: 2008
The recording was made at New England Conservatory’s Jordan Hall in 2002.
Time duration: 57:22
Size: 579 Mb (in .wav files)
Original resolution: N/A
Dynamic range: 14
Sound quality: *** (3 stars = maximum)
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Technical cast:
Sound engineering: Kazuto Maekawa
Post-production: Kazuto Maekawa
(General) Production: N/A
Equipment used: N/A
Instrument(s) used: 9-foot Steinway D piano
Tuning: N/A
Image on cover: Jean J.B. Constant: 'Glorification de la Musique' (1898)
Art-work: OnClassical
Other notes: N/A

° Dynamic range (DR, see Pleasurize Music Foundation): a value expressed in dB and provided by a specific algorythm certifying a dynamic sound on the recording; best values for classical music have to be ranged between 9 and 14+.

Original audio is copyrighted: OnClassical-Roberto Poli, © 2002

   
 

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