Liszt: Hungarian Rhapsodies, Rhapsodie Espagnole 3LP

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Liszt* - Gábor Gabos, Erika Lux*, Gabriella Torma*, Erzsébet Tusa*, Kornél Zempléni – Hungarian Rhapsodies Nos. 1-19 / Rhapsodie Espagnole
Franz Liszt - Hungarian Rhapsodies Nos. 1-19 / Rhapsodie Espagnole album cover
Label:
Hungaroton – LPX 11488-90
Format:
3 x Vinyl, LP
Box Set
Country:
Hungary
Released:
Genre:
Classical
Style:
Romantic
Tracklist


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Hungarian Rhapsodies For Piano
A1 Rhapsody No. 1.
Piano – Erika Lux*
Piano – Erika Lux*
A2 Rhapsody No. 2.
Piano – Kornél Zempléni
Piano – Kornél Zempléni
A3 Rhapsody No. 3.
Piano – Erzsébet Tusa*
Piano – Erzsébet Tusa*
B1 Rhapsody No. 4.
Piano – Gabriella Torma*
Piano – Gabriella Torma*
B2 Rhapsody No. 5.
Piano – Gabriella Torma*
Piano – Gabriella Torma*
B3 Rhapsody No. 6.
Piano – Gábor Gabos
Piano – Gábor Gabos
B4 Rhapsody No. 7.
Piano – Erika Lux*
Piano – Erika Lux*
C1 Rhapsody No. 8.
Piano – Gábor Gabos
Piano – Gábor Gabos
C2 Rhapsody No. 9.
Piano – Kornél Zempléni
Piano – Kornél Zempléni
C3 Rhapsody No. 10.
Piano – Erzsébet Tusa*
Piano – Erzsébet Tusa*
D1 Rhapsody No. 11.
Piano – Erika Lux*
Piano – Erika Lux*
D2 Rhapsody No. 12.
Piano – Gábor Gabos
Piano – Gábor Gabos
D3 Rhapsody No. 13.
Piano – Gábor Gabos
Piano – Gábor Gabos
E1 Rhapsody No. 14.
Piano – Gabriella Torma*
Piano – Gabriella Torma*
E2 Rhapsody No. 15.
Piano – Kornél Zempléni
Piano – Kornél Zempléni
E3 Rhapsody No. 16.
Piano – Kornél Zempléni
Piano – Kornél Zempléni
E4 Rhapsody No. 17.
Piano – Erzsébet Tusa*
Piano – Erzsébet Tusa*
F1 Rhapsody No. 18.
Piano – Erzsébet Tusa*
Piano – Erzsébet Tusa*
F2 Rhapsody No. 19.
Piano – Erzsébet Tusa*
Piano – Erzsébet Tusa*
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F3 Spanish Rhapsody
Piano – Kornél Zempléni
Piano – Kornél Zempléni
Credits
Composed By – Ferenc Liszt*
Design [Cover And Booklet Design] – Klára Pap*
Engineer – Attila Fülöp
Producer – Dóra Antal
Notes
MHV recording.
Made in Hungary

On the cover: Liszt at the piano at his concert in Pest on March 18th 1872 (After a photo taken from the painting by Schams and Lafitte).