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Franz Liszt: Tre Sonetti di Petrarca No.1 - Sonetto 104 di Petrarca "Benedetto sia'l Giorno" (First version of S.161 No.5), S.158 "Blessed be the day, the month, the year, The season, the time, the hour, the moment, The lovely scene, the spot where I was put in thrall By two lovely eyes which have bound me fast. And blessèd be the first sweet pang I suffered when love overwhelmed me; The bow and arrows which stung me, And the wounds which finally pierced my heart. Blessèd be the many voices which have echoed When I have called Laura’s name, The sighs and tears, the longing; And blessèd be all those writings In which I have spread her fame, and my thoughts, Which stem from her and centre on her alone." Petrarch (1304-1374) "Three of Petrarch’s cycle of sonnets hymning the poet’s love for the divine Laura occupied Liszt’s imagination over many decades. The best known of the works to result from this preoccupation is the second of the three piano pieces which bear Petrarch’s name in the Deuxième Année de pèlerinage. The three sonnets were first set as songs for high voice and piano in 1838/9. The piano transcriptions, which reverse the order of the first and second songs, may have been made soon after, but at any rate were complete by 1846 and published in that year. The transcriptions were revised for the Deuxième Année by 1855, and the songs were totally recomposed for low voice—and very miserable they became in tone—in 1861 (retaining the order of the piano versions). Since the later piano versions are familiar, the divergencies between these and the early piano versions will be readily audible, especially the long introduction to the second piece in the first version. But since, as with the Liebesträume, the sense of the poetry remains crucial to the understanding of the music, Petrarch’s original sonnet are given here. (Notes by Leslie Howard) Sonetto 123 di Petrarca: • Sonetto 123 di Petrarca (I' Vidi in Terra)... Our Discord Server: / discord