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Follow us for a weekly analysis of some of our favourite musical moments. PATREON:   / momentsmusicaux   YOUTUBE:    / @-momentsmusicaux-   “It was Bohemian virtuosi who festooned Bohemian melody with their florid ornaments, seeming to throw upon each, as it were, the prism of a rainbow or the scintillation of a multi-coloured sash. It was Bohemian virtuosi who brought out the various rhythms—whether sharply cut or softly cadenced, whether lightly detached or gracefully linked together—which give their music its profile and attitude.” When speaking of Hungarian music, two composers immediately come to mind: Bartók and Liszt. Yet their ideas of what “Hungarian” meant differ quite substantially. In this video, we focus on perhaps Liszt’s most famous work—certainly the one most popular with cartoon audiences. Owing to its acrobatic virtuosity, it has accompanied countless animated films and children’s shows throughout the twentieth century. This raises an intriguing thought: rather than music written for film, we encounter film made for music, as in Fantasia. Does this not speak to the enduring quality and expressive power of the piece? Franz Liszt (1811–1886) Hungarian Rhapsody No.2, S.244/2 Performance: Alfred Brendel Further reading: Loya, Shay. Liszt’s Transcultural Modernism and the Hungarian-Gypsy Tradition. Eastman Studies in Music. Rochester, NY: University of Rochester Press, 2011. Thanks to our Patreons: Joachim Winter Raphael Fabisiewicz TIno Roca Carla Ragazzi Video made by #MomentsMusicaux.