Liszt – Sunt lacrymae rerum [First version], S162c/ii (Howard)
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"This piece is an untitled manuscript, obviously the forerunner of Sunt lacrymae rerum, which is startlingly different from the later version, containing passages of a power more terrible than tears could inspire. This piece's discarded title ‘Thrénodie hongroise’ refers to the rout of the Hungarian War of Independence (1848–1849) and the subsequent execution of some of Liszt’s patriotically distinguished friends (cf the Funérailles) and the final title comes from words spoken by Aeneas in Virgil’s Aeneid (quoted here in the translation by W F Jackson Knight): ‘… there is pity for a world’s distress, and a sympathy for short-lived humanity.’ The music has several overtly Hungarian characteristics, especially in the matter of augmented seconds in the melodic lines." (Howard)
pf: Leslie Howard
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