Sofja Gülbadamova (piano) -Sofja Gülbadamova plays Brahms,Liszt,Schubert -Hänssler CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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Ungarische T?nze Nr. 1-21 (für Klavier) (Auszug)

01. "Nr. 14 Ungarischer Tanz Nr. 14"

02. "Variationen über ein ungarisches Lied op. 21 nr. 2"

03. "Variationen über den 2. Satz aus dem Streichersextett op. 18"
Lieder op. 103 Nr. 1-11 (Zigeunerlieder)

04. "Hochgetürmte Rimaflut"

05. "Wisst ihr, wann mein Kindchen"

06. "Lieber Gott, du weißt"

07. "Brauner Bursche führt zum Tanze"

08. "R?slein dreie in der Reihe"

09. "Kommt dir manchmal in den Sinn"

10. "Horch, der Wind klagt in den Zweigen"

11. "Weit und breit schaut niemand mich an"

12. "Mond verhüllt sein Angesicht"

13. "Rote Abendwolken ziehen"

14. "Ungarische Rhapsodie für Klavier Nr. 17 d-moll"

15. "Ungarische Rhapsodie für Klavier Nr. 18 fis-moll"

16. "Ungarische Rhapsodie für Klavier Nr. 19 d-moll"

17. "Ungarische Melodie h-moll D 817"

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Works By Brahms/ Liszt/ Schubert

Description:

Hungarian Melody by Sofia Gulbadamova, released 14 February 2020. This version of Hungarian Melody comes as a 1xCD. - WORKS BY BRAHMS/LISZT/SCHUBERT

To many ears, combining the words "music" and "Hungary" often awakens some pretty jaded stereotypes: images of violin and cimbalom as typical instruments and the Gypsy violinist plying his trade by evoking wistfulness and passion among the audience. Today, the word "Gypsy" is frowned upon, since among a resident population it conjures up the picture of those mistrusted travelers who enjoy the freedom of the open road: the epitome of Gypsy romanticism. This is a touchy subject! The present album should therefore be judged for it's "Hungarian influenced" piano music, the composers and their Hungarian affinities. One thing should be made clear at the outset: all of the pieces played here by Sofja Gülbadamova - be they original works or arrangements - are in the two-four time that is so characteristic of popular "Hungarian music" and "traditional Gypsy music". Since Austria and Hungary were closely linked both politically and culturally for centuries, one might well describe Hungarian two-four time as a sort of "counter spell" to the three-four time of the Viennese waltz.

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HC19037

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