Franz Liszt ： Hungarian Rhapsody in a-moll S.244/13
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The contrast between a deeply shadowed lassan and a fierce, untamed friska gives this rhapsody its distinctive dramatic force. The opening melody must be shaped with expressive freedom before sharp rhythms and rapid motion drive the music toward frenzy. In addition to singing its richly ornamented lines naturally, the pianist must preserve both clarity and wild energy in the closing dance.