Franz Liszt: Metanoia Beatrice Berrut

• Franz Liszt (1811-1886): Années de pèlerinage II, S. 161:
• 1 VII. Après une lecture du Dante. Fantasia quasi Sonata 17:30
• 2 Ballade No. 1 in D-Flat Major, S. 170 07:48
• 3 Ballade No. 2 in B Minor, S. 171 14:46
• Années de pèlerinage I, S. 160:
• 4 VI. Vallée d'Obermann 14:56
• Consolations, S. 172:
• 5 I. Andante con mot 01:28
• 6 II. Un poco più mosso 03:18
• 7 III. Lento placido 04:39
• 8 IV. Quasi adagio 03:24
• 9 V. Andantino 02:26
• 10 VI. Allegreto sempre cantabile 03:05
• Total Runtime 01:13:20

Info for Franz Liszt: Metanoia

In his life as in his work, Liszt's music represents a stylised struggle between good and evil; light and darkness. His writing, which may at times be described as Manichean, nevertheless explores all the pains and joys that a human soul can experience and creates an unbreakable thread between feelings that are very remote from each other. Liszt s metanoia: his courageous path towards light and serenity, provides a touching and liberating example of a man who assumed his consuming passions and sublimated them in the works he created. An intimate lecture of Liszt's soul by Swiss pianist Béatrice Berrut. Recorded in Paris by Nicolas Bartholomée on a Bösendorfer piano in April 2016.

Béatrice Berrut, piano

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