Liszt - La Lugubre Gondola No. 1
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This piece is really impressing. Lugubre Gondola makes me think of Charon's bark in the underworld in the Greek mythology, gives me the impression of being in this boat in a fog, bringing me to the world of death. I think of Lugubre Gondola as another version of "Isle of the Dead" from Rachmaninov. Those pieces are really well connected.
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@papanoche According to the artist link, it's Arnaldo Cohen.
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@scriabinwasmydadTOO It starts with the same spread-out augmented chord as in Scriabin's Opus 42 no.5.
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Very dark, morbid, and a depressing piece. I love it. :D
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Is this Daniel Barenboim??? Or who is performing this piece????
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The piece has nothing to do with Wagner. Liszt was inspired by the funeral gondolas and nothing more. All the things you hear about it being a premonition of Wagner's death aren't true. There are a lot of romanticized and made up stories about Liszt.
for a second I thought I was hearing Scriabin's middle period stuff...good upload mate! xD
scriabinwasmydadTOO 2 years ago 14
Beautifully played and the music helps.
ssballs 2 years ago 8