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Liszt Ferenc: Rákóczi March

Edité par Szegedi Ernő
Instrumentation: Pianos - deux
Collection: Separate editions from the New Liszt Complete Critical Edition
Période: Romantic
Pages: 32 pp
Format: 23 x 30,2 cm (Bach)
Poids: 0.125 kg
Date du parution: Juin 1978
Editeur: Editio Musica Budapest Zeneműkiadó
Numéro d’édition: 7809
ISMN: 9790080078099
In the course of his long life Liszt wrote countless arrangements of the Rákóczi March, one of the most popular Hungarian melodies of his time. Among the piano versions for two hands the Fifteenth Hungarian Rhapsody is the most widely known which was published in 1853 by Schlesinger in Berlin (Raabe 106/15a, Grove 244/15a) and which could already draw on several, partly unpublished and partly published arrangements. In 1865 a new symphonic orchestral version, longer and more complex than the previous ones, was first performed (R. 439, G. 117). Liszt himself considered this more significant than all his previous Rákóczi arrangements, which is also indicated by the fact that in 1871 he had another two-hand piano version, virtually as an extract of this, published by Schuberth in Leipzig (R. 106/15b, 244/15b), a facilitated two-hand piano arrangement, a four-hand version (R. 310, G 608) as well as an arrangement for two pianos. Raabe alludes to this version for two pianos at he symphonic orchestral version with the comment "wohl nicht von Liszt". In addition to references in his correspondence, Liszt's authorship is also borne out by the autograph of the arrangement, which was displayed at he 1936 Ferenc Liszt memorial exhibition in Budapest, and included under No. 76. in the list of exhibits compiled by Dr. Dénes Bartha. Since we have no knowledge of the present whereabouts of the autograph, Schuberth's first edition of this version has been taken as the basis for the present publication. The editor's additions are indicated by square brackets, and, in case of ligatures, by broken lines.
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