Showing posts with label liszt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label liszt. Show all posts

Friday, July 23, 2010

Review: Yuja Wang plays with poetry, precision

"Sunday's San Francisco Performances program, rescheduled from April, was yet another case in point. In three Schubert-Liszt song transcriptions to open the evening, Wang paid full homage to both composers. Her readings reminded a listener of how tender and dramatically resonant Schubert's original songs are and of how ingeniously Liszt captured those qualities in his versions for the piano alone."
I love Liszt, and I love his transcriptions, though I'm not sure if I've heard these ones. A pianist, in any event, to look up.

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

The Greatest Present-Day Liszt Pianist

The Greatest Present-Day Liszt Pianist:

"You can now watch Mykola Suk's incendiary Liszt Sonata on youtube.... - The Unanswered Question"

All art should be made the way that Liszt played the piano. All great art is. Let's hear it for Suk.