LISZTOMANIA
Piano Recital
13.2.2023
Monday 7:30pm
HK City Hall Concert Hall
Tickets at URBTIX
Trailer (about the programme)
Trailer (the music)
A Romantic Rhapsody:
Original works by Liszt together with his remarkable arrangements of Bach’s organ music, Schubert Lieder, Donizetti opera and Beethoven’s Symphony No.5.
Franz Liszt (1811-1886), the original 19th Century musical superstar, gave more than 1,000 concerts in his life time. He was revered for his trailblazing, creative inspirations and invented the modern 'piano recital'.
Programme
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BACH/ LISZT
Prelude & Fugue in A minor for organ BWV543, S462
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SCHUBERT/ LISZT
Six Mélodies favorites de La belle Meunière S565, No.2
Der Müller und der Bach
DONIZETTI/ LISZT
Réminiscences de Lucia di Lammermoor S397
LISZT
Harmonies poétiques et religieuses S173, No.7
Funérailles
BEETHOVEN/ LISZT
Symphony no. 5 in C minor Op 67, S464
Allegro con brio
LISZT
Six Consolations S172, No.3
Lento placido in D flat major
Années de pèlerinage - II - Italie S161, No.7
Après une lecture de Dante - Fantasia quasi Sonata
The performance will run for about 75 minutes with no interval.
Pre-concert talk
13/2 (Mon) 11:00am-12:30pm
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Tom Lee Music, Tsim Sha Tsui
Host: Dr Mary Wu
Free admission
Pre-concert Talk venue support
Robin Zebaida, piano
A pianist of Herculean stamina, with strength in charm, lyricism and subtle turns of phrase.
~Musical Opinion
Exquisite elegiacal playing and fiery thunderous brilliance.
~South China Morning Post
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Lauded after a Liszt recital by Musical Opinion magazine as 'a pianist of Herculean stamina', Robin Zebaida enjoys a performing career that has taken him to over 100 countries across all continents. Highlights of past seasons have included concerts in USA, Canada - where he collaborated with conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin - Central America, Europe, the Far East and Australia, where his Sydney recital was reported as achieving 'a warmth and empathy with the audience rarely seen'. In London he has performed at St John's Smith Square and the Queen Elizabeth Hall. www.pianistUK.com
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