Liszt/ Giorgini - Harmonies PoetiquesAfter two song albums together with Ian Bostridge, pianist Saskia Giorgini returns to PENTATONE with a solo recording of Franz Liszt's Harmonies potiques et religieuses. Liszt is often seen as a showman, but much of his music reveals his introspective, searching nature. This is demonstrated above all in Harmonies potiques et religieuses, one of his most ambitious, contemplative and enigmatic compositions, inspired by Lamartine's eponymous poetry,

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and Baltimore based multi-instrumentalist Anna Roberts-Gevalt

for lute and violin

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