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About LinkBacks“Funérailles” (from Harmonies poétiques et religieuses for piano) by Franz Liszt has been transcribed for organ by Jeanne Demessieux (no less!), and here is an amazing recording of this transcription, played by Pierre Labric (Demessieux's student).
“Funérailles” (from Harmonies poétiques et religieuses for piano) by Franz Liszt has been transcribed for organ by Jeanne Demessieux (no less!), and here is an amazing recording of this transcription, played by Pierre Labric (Demessieux's student).
Vey nice. Thanks for this video.
Can you please embed it in the post - I canna play it, sigh.
This should help, CT64:Originally Posted by acc
http://www.aeolus-music.com/var/stor...unerailles.wmv
Aloha acc,
Thanx for sharing Liszt's *Funerailles* transcribed by Demessieux. A glorious instrument for an impassioned piece. I have Roggs transcription - am trying to get hold of Kynaston's version - I definitely want to get Demessieux's version.
Cheers,
CD
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Thanks for this posting. I like the arrangement very much.. great recital piece too...
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