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09 Vallee d'Obermann
09 Vallee d'Obermann
Eseguito da: Bartosz Barasinski
Compositore:
F. Liszt
Lingue supportate: Italiano
Descrizione estesa:
In the 1850s, settled into his court position in Weimar, Liszt gathered many of his older compositions and reworked them into the first two books of the Années de Pèlerinage (“Years of Pilgrimage”), quintessential examples of program music for the piano. Vallée d’Obermann, based on a piece of the same name composed in the mid-1830s, is the sixth piece in the first set, Switzerland. It is a musical depiction not of a place but of a soul – that peculiarly Romantic ideal, the not-quite-post-adolescent male in search of himself. In order to make the point clear, Liszt prefaces the score with three short texts, two from Sénancour’s novel-in-letters Obermann, and one from Byron’s Childe Harold. Liszt’s addition of a “valley” to the title of Sénancour’s book points up the connection between the questing soul and nature mentioned in each of the texts. This apparently rhapsodic poem for the piano is, in its final version, a carefully organized four-section structure, Declamation (A) – Aria (B) – Recitative (related to A) – Aria (B’). (The 1836 version is considerably more complicated in every respect.) The main rhythmic idea of the piece, clearly stated at he beginning of all four sections, could be related to an imagined declamation of Sénancour’s lines, “Que veux-je? que suis-je? que demander à la nature?” (“What do I want? What am I? What can I ask of Nature?”).
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