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| 02. Isoldens Liebestod (After Richard Wagner), S. 447.flac | 110.2 MB |
| 03. Spinnerlied aus dem Fliegenden Holländer (After Richard Wagner), S. 440.flac | 86.7 MB |
| 04. Schwanengesang (After Franz Schubert), S. 560 No. 12, Der Doppelgänger.flac | 54.7 MB |
| 05. Müllerlieder von Franz Schubert, S. 565 No. 2, Der Müller und der Bach.flac | 84.2 MB |
| 06. Lieder von Franz Schubert, S. 558 No. 7, Frühlingsglaube.flac | 56.3 MB |
| 07. Lieder von Franz Schubert, S. 558 No. 9, Ständchen von Shakespeare.flac | 44.3 MB |
| 08. Soirées de Vienne (After Franz Schubert), S. 427 No. 6, Allegro con strepito.flac | 103.6 MB |
| 09. Valse de l'opéra Faust (After Charles Gounod), S. 407.flac | 166.3 MB |
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SOURCE: Liszt - Piano Transcriptions - Indre Petrauskaite (2026) [24-96]
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COVER

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MEDIAINFO
Artist: Indrė Petrauskaitė
Title: Liszt: Piano Transcriptions
Year Of Release: 2026
Label: Divine Art
Genre: Classical Piano
Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz
Total Time: 00:51:48
Total Size: 766 mb
Tracklist
01. Liebeslied (After Robert Schumann), S. 566
02. Isoldens Liebestod (After Richard Wagner), S. 447
03. Spinnerlied aus dem Fliegenden Holländer (After Richard Wagner), S. 440
04. Schwanengesang (After Franz Schubert), S. 560: No. 12, Der Doppelgänger
05. Müllerlieder von Franz Schubert, S. 565: No. 2, Der Müller und der Bach
06. Lieder von Franz Schubert, S. 558: No. 7, Frühlingsglaube
07. Lieder von Franz Schubert, S. 558: No. 9, Ständchen von Shakespeare
08. Soirées de Vienne (After Franz Schubert), S. 427: No. 6, Allegro con strepito
09. Valse de l'opéra Faust (After Charles Gounod), S. 407
In February 2026 Divine Art presents an album of well-loved piano transcriptions by Franz Liszt of songs and arias by Robert Schumann, Richard Wagner, Franz Schubert and Charles Gounod, from Lithuanian pianist Indrė Petrauskaitė. These dazzling showpieces for the piano provide fascinating insight into how one composer effectively interprets the work of another.
Throughout his life and through his work, Franz Liszt shared his deep love for the music of his fellow composers, arranging their works for piano, the main instrument for domestic music-making in the 19th century. He wanted to help people enjoy popular musical works in a private setting when there was less access to orchestras and concerts. Liszt is one of the greatest transcribers of the nineteenth century and perhaps of all time. Nearly half of his output consists of arrangements, from strict transcriptions to freely recomposed paraphrases.
Pianist Indrė Petrauskaitė’s first music history lesson in Lithuania at the age of seven was about genre and song, during which she heard a recording of Schubert’s ‘Der Müller und der Bach’, featured in Liszt’s transcription on this release, and it was the inspiration behind the programming on the album, recorded in 2007. It was only then that her still newly independent home country of Lithuania had begun acquiring concert grand pianos for their fine concert halls, such as the new Steinway in Klaipėda’s Concert Hall where this recording took place.
The album opens with Liszt’s transcriptions of two passionate and romantic works: Schumann’s ‘Widmung’ from the song cycle Myrthen and ‘Isoldes Liebestod’ from Wagner’s Tristan und Isolde, followed by the charming and magical ‘Spinnerlied’ from Wagner’s Der Fliegende Holländer. Several transcriptions of Schubert’s lied are featured here: the sombre ‘Der Doppelgänger’ from Schwanengesang and ‘Der Müller under der Bach’ (the inspiration for the album) from Die Schöne Müllerin; the soothing ‘Frühlingsglaube’ and the delightful and imaginative ‘Ständchen von Shakespeare’ (Horch, hoch! Die Lerch!); finally a piece (No.6) from Liszt’s own Soirées de Vienne cycle – arrangements of Schubert’s tremendous 12 Valses Nobles, D.969. The album has a ‘coda’: the ‘Valse’ from Gounod’s opera Faust, the subject of several works by Liszt. This famous virtuoso piano transcription is full of drama and excitement, with ‘diabolic’ sections but also gentle and lyrical, at times even transcendant.
Indrė Petrauskaitė says “It is delightful to take the example from Liszt himself and continue to ‘practise’ the love for the original music while ‘revisiting’ these famous transcriptions”.
After graduate and postgraduate studies at the Lithuanian Academy of Music, Indrė entered the Royal Academy of Music where she has completed her Masters degree. She has performed with several orchestras in Lithuania and elsewhere in Europe and given many solo and chamber music recitals. She is now based in London, combining teaching and performing
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