¡LYAPUNOV: 12 Etudes d'execution transcendante
¡Etsuko Hirose (piano)
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[Machine Translation] The long-awaited new recording by Etsuko Hirose, based in Paris. This time it is Sergei Lyapunov's (1859-1924) "12 Super Exercises". The recording is a memorial to Liszt, whom Lyapunov admired, and was originally intended to be a continuation of the 12 remaining pieces from Liszt's "Super-Exercises," which he had intended to write 24 pieces in all keys, but ended up writing only 12. Lyapunov is known for his beautiful Russian-style melodies, extremely difficult technique, and unusually high voltage, which he inherited from his teacher Balakirev, but here he combines them with Liszt-style splendor to create his masterpiece. The painting has a strong pictorial quality, and the colorful depictions of folk dances, snowstorms, and the flow of a great river are fascinating. Etsuko Hirose has further increased the power of the spare technique and sustained voltage she showed in the Balakirev album ( MIR181 ), and has pursued the piano to the utmost limits of its functions. Not only her precise technique, but also her Russian singing and bright tone are appealing, and you will fall in love with "Lullaby" and "Fairy Dances". Imported with Japanese obi and commentary.
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