℗ 2016 Naxos
Released June 10, 2016
Duration 1h 10m 47s
Record Label Naxos
Catalogue No. 8.573485
Genre Classical (Instrumental)
 

Franz Liszt: Transcriptions of Symphonic Poems

Sergio Monteiro

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1.1
Les Préludes, S511a (arr. by K. Klauser and F. Liszt for piano)
Franz Liszt; Karl Klauser; Sergio Monteiro
17:09
1.2
Orpheus, S511b (arr. by F. Spiro and F. Liszt for piano)
Franz Liszt; Friedrich Spiro; Sergio Monteiro
10:31
1.3
Künstlerfestzug zur Schillerfeier 1859, S520/R187
Franz Liszt; Sergio Monteiro
9:40
Von der Wiege bis zum Grabe, S. 512  
1.4
I. Die Wiege, "Le Berceau"
Franz Liszt; Sergio Monteiro
4:46
1.5
II. Der Kampf um's Dasein, "Le Combat pour la vie"
Franz Liszt; Sergio Monteiro
3:43
1.6
III. Zum Grabe: Die Wiege des zukunftigen Lebens, "À la tombe: Berceau de la vie future"
Franz Liszt; Sergio Monteiro
6:47
2 Episoden aus Lenaus Faust, S. 110  
1.7
No. 1. Der Nächtliche Zug (arr. by R. Freund for piano)
Franz Liszt; Robert Freund; Sergio Monteiro
14:25
1.8
Mephisto Waltz No. 4, S696/R661
Franz Liszt; Sergio Monteiro
3:46
Digital Booklet
Award-winning Brazilian pianist Sergio Monteiro presents this recording of piano transcriptions of groundbreaking symphonic poems that Liszt supervised and produced, vivid scores transformed into the virtuoso piano medium in which form their pictorial richness could be enjoyed anew. Their narrative-driven structures directly influenced composers such as Richard Strauss and Sibelius. This album includes the memorably evocative Les Préludes and Orpheus.
48 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Naxos Studio Masters

Recorded at the Small Rehearsal Hall, Wanda Bass School of Music, Oklahoma City University, OK, USA, 1–5 June 2015 Producer: Sergio Monteiro Engineer & Editor: Matt Horton, AVPRO Studios, Norman, OK Booklet notes: Cory Gavito Piano: Steinway D Piano technician: Bob Sheer Cover painting of Franz Liszt: Chai Ben-Shan
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-2.83
-12.00 to -0.30
-24.66
-35.02 to -18.89
-20.90
-31.00 to -16.00
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1
Les Préludes, S511a (arr. by K. Klauser and F. Liszt for piano)
-0.30-20.76-17.013
2
Orpheus, S511b (arr. by F. Spiro and F. Liszt for piano)
-1.02-24.56-21.014
3
Künstlerfestzug zur Schillerfeier 1859, S520/R187
-0.30-20.14-17.013
4
I. Die Wiege, "Le Berceau"
-12.00-35.02-31.014
5
II. Der Kampf um's Dasein, "Le Combat pour la vie"
-0.30-18.89-16.012
6
III. Zum Grabe: Die Wiege des zukunftigen Lebens, "À la tombe: Berceau de la vie future"
-6.32-32.84-28.216
7
No. 1. Der Nächtliche Zug (arr. by R. Freund for piano)
-0.30-24.77-20.215
8
Mephisto Waltz No. 4, S696/R661
-2.10-20.32-16.811

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