Via Crucis

Track Listings

1. Prelude: Vexilla Regis

2. Station I. Jesus is condemned to death

3. Station II. Jesus takes up his Cross

4. Station III. Jesus falls the first time

5. Station IV. Jesus meets his afflicted mother

6. Station V. Simon of Cyrene helps Jesus carry the Cross

7. Station VI. Veronica wipes the face of Jesus

8. Station VII. Jesus falls the second time

9. Station VIII. Jesus meets the women of Jerusalem

10. Station IX. Jesus falls the third time

11. Station X. Jesus is stripped of his garments

12. Station XI. Jesus is nailed to the Cross

13. Station XII. Jesus dies on the Cross

14. Station XIII. Jesus is taken down from the Cross

15. Station XIV. Jesus is laid in the tomb

16. Ave verum corpus

17. Le Crucifix

18. Die Seligkeiten

Editorial Reviews
Album Description
Liszt's setting of Via Crucis (The Way of the Cross) is bold, blunt and downright brutal at times. It forces us to confront the cruelty and indescribable suffering and sacrifice made by the Son of God out of incomprehensible love for humanity. Moments of painful tenderness and unbearable poignancy reflect the anguish of his friends and innocent bystanders as they witnessed this spectacle. Included on this disc are selected choral works of adoration, comfort and awe expressing the immeasurable love God has for the human race.

Customer Reviews:

Bargain-priced invitation into Liszt's Musical World.......2003-07-19

Leslie Howard's complete recording of Liszt's Piano Music is surely one of the great musical feats of all time, but not many people would have the desire or time to listen to the whole set. So it is a great thrill that Hyperion has made a 2 disk sampler set available for the rest of us!
It is beautifully packaged, competitively priced and includes interesting notes about Liszt and the works included by the performer himself.

Mr Howard has recorded 145 solo piano CDs, which includes the 95 CDs which make up the complete Liszt piano CDs.

The set includes many well-known pieces, as well as some interesting ones you may not be familiar with.

Highly recommended.

The best of Howard's Liszt.......2002-11-11

This CD, while fulfilling the intent of covering every aspect of Liszt's piano music, also covers all of Leslie Howard's Liszt interpretations and pianistic style. Howard is one of my favorite pianists, and his best playing by far is on his recordings of the Liszt transcriptions of the Beethoven symphonies, which are not included here. However, anyone who wants to get into Liszt should buy this CD before they do anything else. It really is all-encompassing.

Liszt: Via Crucis; Schumann: Requiem Op148

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Liszt: Via Crucis; Schumann: Requiem Op148

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Release Date: 1999-12-08

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This is outstanding!
Introspective Liszt

Liszt: Choral Works

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Release Date: 2001-01-09

Tracks:

Missa Choralis: Kyrie - Corydon Sgrs/Matthew Best/Thomas Trotter
Missa Choralis: Gloria - Corydon Sgrs/Matthew Best/Thomas Trotter
Missa Choralis: Credo - Elizabeth Atherton/Harriet Webb/John Bowley/Leigh Melrose/Nicholas Warden/Thomas Trotter
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Missa Choralis: Agnus Dei - Elizabeth Atherton/Harriet Webb/John Bowley/Leigh Melrose/Thomas Trotter
Via Crucis: Einleitung - Elizabeth Atherton/Jeanetter Ager/John Bowley/Nicholas Warden/Thomas Trotter
Via Crucis: Station I - Nicholas Warden/Thomas Trotter
Via Crucis: Station II - Leigh Melrose/Thomas Trotter
Via Crucis: Station III - Elizabeth Atherton/Harriet Webb/Jeanetter Ager/Thomas Trotter
Via Crucis: Station IV - Corydon Sgrs/Matthew Best/Thomas Trotter
Via Crucis: Station V - Corydon Sgrs/Matthew Best/Thomas Trotter
Via Crucis: Station VI - Corydon Sgrs/Matthew Best/Thomas Trotter
Via Crucis: Station VII - Elizabeth Atherton/Harriet Webb/Jeanetter Ager/Thomas Trotter
Via Crucis: Station VIII - Leigh Melrose/Thomas Trotter
Via Crucis: Station IX - Elizabeth Atherton/Harriet Webb/Jeanetter Ager/Thomas Trotter
Via Crucis: Station X - Corydon Sgrs/Matthew Best/Thomas Trotter
Via Crucis: Station XI - Corydon Sgrs/Matthew Best/Thomas Trotter
Via Crucis: Station XII - Leigh Melrose/Elizabeth Atherton/Harriet Webb/Jeanetter Ager/Thomas Trotter
Via Crucis: Station XIII - Corydon Sgrs/Matthew Best/Thomas Trotter
Via Crucis: Station XIV - Jeanetter Ager/Thomas Trotter

Customer Reviews:

This is outstanding!.......2007-01-14

Liszt's choral works are a bit of a innovation. While he was causing controversy with his invention of the 'symphonic poem', his sacred choral works were often criticized because of their secular background.
The Corydon Singers have performed his 'Missa Choralis' very well. Sometimes, I feel that it is quite moving-especially in the Credo, when the choir proclaims the first paragraph of the Latin text. Then it becomes slow and solemn at the part where the soloists tell of the Life of our Lord Jesus Christ. The choir once again returns to it's other tempo at the Ressurection as Christ triumph's over death.
The 'Via Crucis' is a rather odd work. It obviously, was Liszt's depiction of the fourteen stations in the catholic church starting where Jesus Christ is condemned to death and ending with his burial in the tomb. The 'Via Crucis' has instrumental 'movements' where the organ has solos, and Thomas Trotter has done a fairly well job.

I highly recomend this for those who appreciate pure and clear voices. Oh, and don't worry if you can't understand Latin or German. The paper inside gives an English translation.

Introspective Liszt.......2005-11-06

Liszt's sacred choral works are somewhat of an enigma. While his piano and orchestral music were looking forward and causing controversy, his choral music looks to the past and are, generally speaking, much more introverted and personal works. This CD has one mass, the Missa Choralis for chorus and organ, and a setting of the stations of the cross, the Via Crucis for chorus and organ.

The Missa Choralis is kind of an odd duck; obviously influenced by the Catholic Church's past, particularly the Palestrina tradition and plainsong, it also looks forward with unusual progressions and unexpected harmonies. Liszt sets the five parts of the mass (Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus and Benedictus, and Agnus Dei). The choral parts on the page are very singable, rarely utilizing outlandish leaps (a Palestrinian influence?), but the notes just don't go where you expect them to go. The opening of the Kyrie and Credo are definitely chant based, but Liszt puts them in a semi-dance-like garb. The outgoing Gloria and Credo are balanced by the beautifully lyric Sanctus, Benedictus, and Agnus Dei. The music seems perfectly written for a cathedral. The organ does little else but support the choir and the organ could easily be omitted altogether.

Via Crucis is a setting of 14 pictures or scenes leading to the cruxifiction and eventual resurrection of Christ. Much more programmatic then the Mass, Liszt seems more able to express his innate sense of Romanticism through a visual program. The organ plays a major role as soloist in this work and lets Liszt create as many timbres as he needs. Highly emotional, the subject matter is very intense and the music portrays it well. From Jesus taking up the cross, to being nailed to the cross, to being laid in the tomb, this 30+ minute work is emotionally draining. Liszt utilizes chorus and soloists in many different combinations to tell the story, and the harmonic language is very advanced, yet the overall nature is very subdued and serious. A very unique work.

The English based Corydon Singers sing extremely well on some difficult music (they make it seem easy). The church they are performing in is very spacious, but this does not diminish the cleanliness of sound, nor does the organ drown out the chorus. While Liszt's works represented here are not the showstoppers we are used to, they provide a glimpse into a highly spiritual man. The music is intense and beautiful, great choir music by an instrumental master.

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Liszt: Via Crucis

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Release Date: 2007-05-29

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Very Beautiful
Wonderful intimacy of devotion

Liszt: Sacred Choral Music

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Tracks:

Ave Maria, S.20 - 1
The Beatitudes, S.25
Our Father, S.41 - 1
Via Crucis, S.53: Andante maestoso
Via Crucis, S.53: Station 1: Jesus Is Condemned To Death
Via Crucis, S.53: Station 2: Jesus Takes Up His Cross
Via Crucis, S.53: Station 3: Jesus Falls For The First Time
Via Crucis, S.53: Station 4: Jesus Greets His Holy Mother
Via Crucis, S.53: Station 5: Simon Of Cyrene Helps Jesus Carry The Cross
Via Crucis, S.53: Station 6: Saint Veronica
Via Crucis, S.53: Station 7: Jesus Falls For The Second Time
Via Crucis, S.53: Station 8: The Women Of Jerusalem
Via Crucis, S.53: Station 9: Jesus Falls For The Third Time
Via Crucis, S.53: Station 10: Jesus Is Stripped Of His Clothes
Via Crucis, S.53: Station 11: Jesus Is Nailed To The Cross
Via Crucis, S.53: Station 12: Jesus Dies On The Cross
Station 13: Jesus Is Taken Down From The Cross
Via Crucis, S.53: Station 14: Jesus Is Laid In The Grave
Our Father, S.29

Customer Reviews:

Very Beautiful.......2007-03-17

I recieved a recording of Liszt's choral works for Christmas, and was so impressed with it that I decided to buy this one as well.
The Choir of Radio Svizzera has interpreted these tracks so beautifully-I was especially moved by the last track.

Liszt wrote three versions of the 'Via Crucis':

1. Choral
2. For mixed choir, four soloists and organ
3. With piano accompniament in the place of the organ.

The second version is very beautiful and the solo parts of the organ are grandiose, but if you feel in the mood for something lighter-buy this version.
If there is anything to complain about in this CD, it is the pianist. Diego Fasolis' performance is a bit unbalanced while Thomas Trotter in the second version is much more sturdy and moving. And why did the conductor omit the organ part in the third and final tracks? I'm sure that's not what Liszt intended.
Yet the choir is outstanding-so go ahead and buy it anyway. It's worth the price!

One more note:

Keep your eyes out for the recording of the Corydon Singers performing Liszt's Missa Choralis and Via Crucis. Together, these CD's would make an excellent purchase.

Wonderful intimacy of devotion.......2006-03-03

This piano accompaniment version of the Via Crucis is remarkable in that it shows how the intimacy of the piano makes for a nice contrast with the bombast of the organ. This is especially apparent in the solos. The writing for piano is amazingly light and sparse, yet effective. The Via Crucis is only now being recognized as the masterwork it always was (it was refused publication in Liszt's lifetime).

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Liszt the Devout
Liszt for the holidays

Liszt: Weihnachtsbaum; Via Crucis

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Customer Reviews:

Liszt the Devout.......2007-06-26

Volume 8 in Hyperion's Complete Piano Music of Liszt is somewhat of an anomaly. The presence of Liszt's Christmas Tree suite, a restrained collection of pieces composed for his granddaughter, and Liszt's own solo piano versions of his Chorales is not so strange. It's the inclusion of the awe-inspiring experimental choral work, the Via Crucis, which makes this recording a bipolar one. The contrast in both substance and mood between the Christmas Tree and Via Crucis should come as a shock when listening. As haunting and authentically religious as the choral version of Via Crucis is, this dark and dissonant work becomes doubly visceral in the piano's timbre.

But first the happy stuff. Liszt's Christmas Tree suite is an amiable and tantalizing collection of pieces. About half of these are based on famous Christmas carols. Liszt's treatment of these famous melodies is tasteful and a pure joy to hear. It wouldn't hurt radio stations or concerts to plays these pieces during the Christmas season once in a while; they are accessible, brilliant and totally evocative of the Holidays. Not all of these are mere paraphrases or works based on Christmas tunes, however. Liszt has also written his own original compositions and all of them are engaging. The Little Scherzo for "Lighting the Tree" and the Carillon or "Chimes" are whimsical and sweet. "Evening Bells" and especially "Old Times," apparently "a nostalgic remembrance of the first meeting between Liszt and Princess [Carolyne] Wittgenstein," are marvelous pieces of Romantic tenderness and melancholy. The most surprising gem of this suite is the unreserved "Polish" piece, marked by rapid dance rhythms and virtuosic surges of chromatic octaves; Liszt's granddaughter, Daniela, (Hans von Bulow's daughter) must have been a daredevil at the piano if she could play this!

Although the Weihnachtslied and Chorales make their appearance here as piano versions, they are not interesting enough to garner any important commentary, especially when a Liszt masterpiece, Via Crucis, has yet to be discussed. Liszt's Via Crucis is one of his most avant-garde and utterly incredible music experiments. Liszt's decision to write music to the Crucifixion of Jesus is daring enough. But his choice of mood and effect, completely morose and raw, is so explicit that the music sounds like nothing from the 19th century. Not surprisingly, Via Crucis "was rejected by a prominent firm of publishers of religious music... and was not in fact performed or published till more than forty years after [Liszt's] death." Typical of his late period, Liszt's exploration of darkness, dissonances, and pictorial effects presage all of impressionism and 20th century music.

From the violent and jarring first Station, "Jesus is condemned to death" to the bleak and terrible sounding Second Station "Jesus is made to carry his cross," Liszt creates a terrifying atmosphere of agony and grief. Additionally, I have yet to hear a better illustration of horrible pain and sorrow than found in all three Stations about Jesus falling while carrying the cross. According to Howard, "The eighth Station, The women of Jerusalem, is one of the most idiomatic musical descriptions of weeping in the whole literature." The three Stations depicting Jesus' deprivation of clothing, the nailing to the Cross, and his death are harrowing, brutal, but absolutely beautiful. Those new to this music will find some of the most unnerving and profound musical ideas from Liszt's pen. And those familiar with this work can expect the piano version to exhibit as much expressive power as the choral version. Humphrey Searle makes the following assertion about Via Crucis, that while the nature of the work is avant-garde, "the result is not a mere experiment, but a very deeply felt and moving work." I couldn't agree more.

Bottom line: Although this Volume contains the lovely Christmas Tree suite, it is with the world-premiere recording of the piano version of Via Crucis in mind that I give this Hyperion release 5 stars. This piano version of Via Crucis is easily on par with R.W. Venezia, Unstern Sinistre Disastro, and the La Lugubre Gondolas, Liszt's blackest works.

Liszt for the holidays.......1999-09-17

I wasn't familiar with any of this music upon purchasing it, but it doesn't matter. Again, Liszt touches upon emotions other composers seemed uncomfortable expressing, or weren't aware of. Masterful playing by Leslie Howard.

Franz Liszt: Via Crucis/Ad Nos, Ad Salutarem

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Franz Liszt: Via Crucis/Ad Nos, Ad Salutarem

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ASIN: B000003VJI
Release Date: 1993-10-14

Tracks:

Via Crucis: Intro
Via Crucis, Premiere Station: Jesus Est Condamne A Mort
Via Crucis, Deuxieme Station: Jesus Est Charge De Sa Croix
Via Crucis, Troisieme Station: Jesus Tombre Pour La Premiere Fois
Via Crucis, Quatrieme Station: Jesus Rencontre Sa Tres Sainte Mere
Via Crucis, Cinquieme Station: Simon De Cyrene Aide Jesus A Porter Sa Croix
Via Crucis, Sixieme Station: Sainte-Veronique
Via Crucis, Septieme Station: Jesus Tombre Pour La Deuxieme Fois
Via Crucis, Huitieme Station: Les Femes De Jerusalem
Via Crucis, Neuvieme Station: Jesus Tombre La Troisieme Fois
Via Crucis, Dixieme Station: Jesus Est Depouille De Ses Vetements
Via Crucis, Onzieme Station: Jesus Est Attache A La Croix
Via Crucis, Douzieme Station: Jesus Meurt Sur La Croix
Via Crucis, Treizieme Station: Jesus Descendu De La Croix
Via Crucis, Quatorzieme Station: Jesus Est Depose Dans Le Tombeau
Ad Nos, Ad Salutarem Undam

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British Musical Society Newsletter, Paul Shoemaker 03/2003
A Perfect Tribute to Franz Liszt, the Abbe

Via Crucis

Manufacturer: Liszt Digital
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ASIN: B000065EOG
Release Date: 2002-04-15

Tracks:

Prelude: Vexilla Regis
Station I. Jesus is condemned to death
Station II. Jesus takes up his Cross
Station III. Jesus falls the first time
Station IV. Jesus meets his afflicted mother
Station V. Simon of Cyrene helps Jesus carry the Cross
Station VI. Veronica wipes the face of Jesus
Station VII. Jesus falls the second time
Station VIII. Jesus meets the women of Jerusalem
Station IX. Jesus falls the third time
Station X. Jesus is stripped of his garments
Station XI. Jesus is nailed to the Cross
Station XII. Jesus dies on the Cross
Station XIII. Jesus is taken down from the Cross
Station XIV. Jesus is laid in the tomb
Ave verum corpus
Le Crucifix
Die Seligkeiten

Album Description

Liszt's setting of Via Crucis (The Way of the Cross) is bold, blunt and downright brutal at times. It forces us to confront the cruelty and indescribable suffering and sacrifice made by the Son of God out of incomprehensible love for humanity. Moments of painful tenderness and unbearable poignancy reflect the anguish of his friends and innocent bystanders as they witnessed this spectacle. Included on this disc are selected choral works of adoration, comfort and awe expressing the immeasurable love God has for the human race.

Customer Reviews:

British Musical Society Newsletter, Paul Shoemaker 03/2003.......2003-05-25

"A capable recording of VIA CRUCIS is always good news....an intensely heart felt document. The piano accompaniment is vivid, solid, and passionately played....The solo voices show emotional commitment and sing clearly and with musicianship....in keeping with the passion of their declamation. The recording venue acoustic is sufficient to convey a religious atmosphere and surround the performers with a soft halo but leave every musical detail clear and unblurred. THIS IS A VERY WELCOME ADDITION TO THE LISZT DISCOGRAPHY.

A Perfect Tribute to Franz Liszt, the Abbe.......2002-05-25

Via Crucis (Stations of the Cross) features Church of the Holy Ghost Choir__Richard Robertson, conductor. Mary Kay Kapustka is the piano accompanist, and a formidable accompanist is she: brilliant where required, reflective and meditative when dictated by the ispired music of Franz Liszt. She has just the right sensitivity and power to do justice to a very demanding score. The CD also contains 3 Sacred Choral Works by Liszt, that complete an exemplary tribute to one of the true musical giants of the Romantic era: FRANZ LISZT

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Passion of Christ

Via Crucis

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Tracks:

The Fourteen Stations Of The Cross: Condemned To Death
The Fourteen Stations Of The Cross: He Carries The Cross
The Fourteen Stations Of The Cross: He Falls The First Time
The Fourteen Stations Of The Cross: He Meets His Mother
The Fourteen Stations Of The Cross: Simon
The Fourteen Stations Of The Cross: Veronica
The Fourteen Stations Of The Cross: He Falls A Second Time
The Fourteen Stations Of The Cross: Weeping Women Of Jerusalem
The Fourteen Stations Of The Cross: He Falls A Third Time
The Fourteen Stations Of The Cross: He Is Stripped Of His Garments
The Fourteen Stations Of The Cross: Nailed To The Cross
The Fourteen Stations Of The Cross: He Dies
The Fourteen Stations Of The Cross: He Is Taken Down
The Fourteen Stations Of The Cross: Entombment

Customer Reviews:

Passion of Christ.......2007-03-01

Many a classical composer has brought us to walk along the via dolorosa. Here an ambient stylist successfully moves solitude and withrawal into his arrangements. A dense fog of gloom rules the realm of Good Friday. Light is pervasive but muted. Despondence and paranoia squeeze one another into layed tones of measured rhythms and unusual space. Impotent to help we stand beside the way of the cross. Tragically isolated souls. Robbins' task to translate the mood of events unfolding into ambient terms measures up wonderfully. This is not just music, but an active ambient force that moves us from station to station. This musical reference to an historical event carries a heavy sence of loss which pervades the CD.

Sonntagsposaunenstck : Romantic Music for Trombone and Organ

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Sonntagsposaunenstck : Romantic Music for Trombone and Organ

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1. Prelude: Vexilla Regis
2. Station I. Jesus is condemned to death
3. Station II. Jesus takes up his Cross
4. Station III. Jesus falls the first time
5. Station IV. Jesus meets his afflicted mother
6. Station V. Simon of Cyrene helps Jesus carry the Cross
7. Station VI. Veronica wipes the face of Jesus
8. Station VII. Jesus falls the second time
9. Station VIII. Jesus meets the women of Jerusalem
10. Station IX. Jesus falls the third time
11. Station X. Jesus is stripped of his garments
12. Station XI. Jesus is nailed to the Cross
13. Station XII. Jesus dies on the Cross
14. Station XIII. Jesus is taken down from the Cross
15. Station XIV. Jesus is laid in the tomb
16. Ave verum corpus
17. Le Crucifix
18. Die Seligkeiten