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Formats and Editions
1. Hungarian Fantasy, S. 123 (Ed. G. Filipec)
2. Rhapsodie Espagnole, Bv B 58 (After Liszt's S. 254)
3. De Profundis, S. 121a (Excerpts Completed By J. Rosenblatt): Andante
4. De Profundis, S. 121a (Excerpts Completed By J. Rosenblatt): Allegro Moderato
5. Totentanz, Bv B 72 (After Liszt's S. 126)
More Info:
Franz Liszt had an overwhelming impact on the musical life of his time through revolutionary innovations in harmony, form and pianistic technique. Both Liszt and his brilliant musical heir Ferruccio Busoni regarded their compositions as living entities, always suitable for recycling and reshaping to create new works. This program is an illustration of this practice, with Goran Filipec freely extending and varying the cadenzas in the Hungarian Fantasy, while Busoni enhances the emotional states of horror, grotesque comedy and sublime serenity in the Totentanz. Goran Filipec is renowned for his exceptional interpretations of the works of Franz Liszt and the high virtuosity of his Classical and Romantic repertoire. A laureate of several international piano competitions, Filipec has appeared internationally as a recitalist and soloist with symphony orchestras across Europe, the Americas and Japan. He has been invited on multiple occasions to the Mariinsky Theatre Contemporary Piano Faces festival, Progetto Martha Argerich and Dubrovnik Summer Festival. Filipec is co-founder and president of the Société Franz Liszt de Genève, which is devoted to the appreciation and study of the Hungarian composer's oeuvre.
