Franz Liszt : Harmonies poétiques et religieuses Bénédiction de Dieu dans la solitude S.173/R.14 A158
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This work combines a lyrical quality reminiscent of quiet prayer with the rich harmonies characteristic of Liszt. It begins as meditative music built from a calm melody and resonant chords, gradually expanding in expression and volume toward a profound moment of exaltation. It then regains its tranquil mood and closes quietly, leaving a lasting afterglow. The melody should be brought clearly above the inner voices and accompaniment, while the pedal sustains the resonance without allowing the texture to become blurred. Rubato should remain measured, and careful shaping of the musical flow toward the climax and the harmonic changes will convey both the serenity and grandeur found in solitude.