Liszt: Dante-Symphonie

Franz Liszt's "Dante-Symphonie" is a captivating classical masterpiece that brings to life the vivid imagery and profound themes of Dante Alighieri's "Divina Commedia." Composed in the mid-19th century, this symphony is a testament to Liszt's genius and his deep connection to Dante's epic poem. The album features three movements: "Inferno," "Purgatorio," and "Magnificat," each offering a unique musical interpretation of the corresponding sections of Dante's work.

Performed by the esteemed Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra, with Margit László and György Lehel, this recording captures the dramatic intensity and emotional depth of Liszt's composition. The "Dante-Symphonie" is a powerful exploration of human suffering, redemption, and divine grace, translated into a musical language that is both profound and accessible.

Originally conceived in 1839, the symphony reflects Liszt's time in Rome, where he was the first to conduct the work in Italy. The album's 1956 recording, released under the BNF Collection label, offers a historical perspective on the performance of this timeless piece. With a duration of 51 minutes, it provides a comprehensive journey through the symphony's rich layers, making it a compelling addition to any classical music enthusiast's collection.

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