Franz Liszt, Margit László, Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra, György Lehel, Budapest Radio Choir - Dante Symphony

Review by Alice

The Dante Symphony by Franz Liszt, performed by Margit László, the Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra, the Budapest Radio Choir, and conducted by György Lehel, is a stunning musical masterpiece that takes listeners on a journey through the depths of hell and beyond. The orchestration is magnificent, with each instrument contributing to the overall texture of the music, while the choir adds a hauntingly beautiful vocal element. Margit László's piano playing is both powerful and delicate, perfectly capturing the emotional intensity of the music. The conductor, György Lehel, masterfully guides the performers through the complex and dynamic score, creating a cohesive and thrilling musical experience. the Dante Symphony is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates classical music, and this particular performance is a standout among the many recordings of this piece.