Franz Liszt : Fantasia on Motifs from Beethoven’s “The Ruins of Athens” S.122
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This fantasia is Liszt’s expansion for piano and orchestra of motifs from Beethoven’s incidental music The Ruins of Athens. Using themes derived from the original work as its foundation, it alternates singing melodies with brilliant virtuoso passages, creating the free-flowing character of a fantasia. Highlights include the exchanges between solo piano and orchestra, as well as the presentation and transformation of the themes and the changes of scene. In performance, it is important not to let virtuosity overshadow the melodic contours, while using flexibility of tempo and a broad dynamic range to distinguish the character of each section. Careful balance with the orchestra is also essential, with the aim of achieving an expressive blend of grandeur and transparency.