Review: Reinbert de Leeuw's Lifelong Devotion to Liszt's Via Crucis
Reinbert de Leeuw recorded Liszt's extraordinary, neglected Via Crucis three times, in two different versions, each time superbly. It's a remarkable legacy from a remarkable artist, and one that deserves to be recognized as an exceptional, very personal achievement.
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Franz Liszt - Via Crucis (1879)
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Review: Liszt Symphonic Poems (and other Orchestral Works)
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Franz Liszt: Via Crucis & Solo Piano Works - Album Trailer
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