Voríšek: Complete Works for Piano, Vol. 3

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Label
Grand Piano
Release Date
January 8, 2016
Format
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    Featuring
    • COMPOSER
      VORISEK, JAN HUGO
    • PERFORMER
      Biljana Urban
    Product Details
    • RELEASE DATE
      January 08, 2016
    • UPC
      747313967223
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      GP672
    • LABEL
      Grand Piano
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
    Works
    1. No. 1 in C-Sharp Minor: Allegro

      Composer: Jan Hugo Voříšek

      Performer: Biljana Urban

    2. No. 2 in E Major: Allegro

      Composer: Jan Hugo Voříšek

      Performer: Biljana Urban

    3. No. 3 in A Minor: Allegro con brio

      Composer: Jan Hugo Voříšek

      Performer: Biljana Urban

    4. No. 4 in F Major: Vivace

      Composer: Jan Hugo Voříšek

      Performer: Biljana Urban

    5. No. 5 in F Minor: Allegro

      Composer: Jan Hugo Voříšek

      Performer: Biljana Urban

    6. No. 6 in A-Flat Major: Allegretto ma agitato

      Composer: Jan Hugo Voříšek

      Performer: Biljana Urban

    7. No. 7 in D Minor: Allegro furioso

      Composer: Jan Hugo Voříšek

      Performer: Biljana Urban

    8. No. 8 in D Major: Veloce, ardito

      Composer: Jan Hugo Voříšek

      Performer: Biljana Urban

    9. No. 9 in G Minor: Allegro appassionato

      Composer: Jan Hugo Voříšek

      Performer: Biljana Urban

    10. No. 10 in C Major: Allegro risvegliato

      Composer: Jan Hugo Voříšek

      Performer: Biljana Urban

    11. No. 11 in B Minor: Allegro brioso

      Composer: Jan Hugo Voříšek

      Performer: Biljana Urban

    12. No. 12 in E-Flat Major: Allegro tempestoso

      Composer: Jan Hugo Voříšek

      Performer: Biljana Urban


Jan Hugo VoriSek, the 'prodigy from Prague', arrived in Vienna at the age of twenty-two and almost immediately earned the approval and admiration of Beethoven. His earliest works foreshadow German Romanticism, but he remained so individualistic a composer that he resists easy categorization either as a Classicist or a Romantic. His works were written within a nine-year span of his sadly short life but in that time he mastered sonata form, Rhapsodies and Impromptus to become one of Vienna's leading composers. The third volume of this exploratory series charts the Rhapsodies, Op. 1 of the Czech-born Jan Hugo VoríSek, later to establish himself as one of Vienna's greatest composers. They were largely written in Prague and are rigorous in form and poetic in spirit. Some of the twelve embody elements of Romanticism, prefiguring the later works of Chopin and Schumann, and their ardent lyricism establishes VoriSek as one of the pioneers of the rhapsody in music.