Liszt: Symphonic Poems
A new perspective on Liszt’s Symphonic Poems
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GEN 25916 EAN 4260036259162
Release 6.6.2025EUR 18,90
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The piano duo FourTe – Eva-Maria Weinreich and Tomohito Nakaishi – presents its debut album with GENUIN, unveiling a fresh perspective on Franz Liszt's symphonic poems, rendered with the monumental resonance of two concert grand pianos. Liszt himself transcribed his groundbreaking orchestral works for piano – both for two pianos and for four hands. Drawing from all three versions, the internationally acclaimed German-Japanese duo FourTe has crafted a richly textured and colorful arrangement for two pianos, bringing Liszt's orchestral splendor and opulent sound world as close to the original as possible – a symphonic flight across 176 keys!
Pizzicato
"…the two pianists have a remarkable sense of contrasting tension and relaxation." Review by Norbert Tischer, June 10, 2025
The piano duo FourTe – Eva-Maria Weinreich and Tomohito Nakaishi – presents its debut album with GENUIN, unveiling a fresh perspective on Franz Liszt's symphonic poems, rendered with the monumental resonance of two concert grand pianos. Liszt himself transcribed his groundbreaking orchestral works for piano – both for two pianos and for four hands. Drawing from all three versions, the internationally acclaimed German-Japanese duo FourTe has crafted a richly textured and colorful arrangement for two pianos, bringing Liszt's orchestral splendor and opulent sound world as close to the original as possible – a symphonic flight across 176 keys!
Pizzicato
"…the two pianists have a remarkable sense of contrasting tension and relaxation." Review by Norbert Tischer, June 10, 2025
The piano duo FourTe – Eva-Maria Weinreich and Tomohito Nakaishi – presents its debut album with GENUIN, unveiling a fresh perspective on Franz Liszt's symphonic poems, rendered with the monumental resonance of two concert grand pianos. Liszt himself transcribed his groundbreaking orchestral works for piano – both for two pianos and for four hands. Drawing from all three versions, the internationally acclaimed German-Japanese duo FourTe has crafted a richly textured and colorful arrangement for two pianos, bringing Liszt's orchestral splendor and opulent sound world as close to the original as possible – a symphonic flight across 176 keys!
Pizzicato
"…the two pianists have a remarkable sense of contrasting tension and relaxation." Review by Norbert Tischer, June 10, 2025