Dierks Bentley ft. The Grascals - Prodigal Sons Prayer

Although Liszt held b. hours of life outside Hungary, in his work he constantly returned to the embodiment of Hungarian. subjects and nat. musesmaterial, never losing touch with the homeland. Nat The theme was reflected in his 19th Hung. rhapsodies (1847-85), created on the basis of verbunkosh and song themes in Nar. style, in the "Heroic March in the Hungarian style" ("Heroischer Marsch im ungarischen Stil", 1840) for fp., in symph. the poem "Hungary" (1854), in the "Hungarian Coronation Mass" ("Koronazasi mise", 1867) for soloists, choir and orchestra, and especially in later works. for fp. - “Hungarian portraits” (“Historische ungarische Bildnisse”; in Hungarian - “Magyar törtenelmi arckepek”, 1885), where Liszt gives muses. psychological Characteristics of outstanding Hungarian personalities. cultures - S. Petöfi, M. Wörösmarty, Mosonny and others, in the play “Memories cause tears” (“Sunt lacrimae rerum”) from the cycle “Years of Wanderings” (“Annees de pelerinage”, 1836-77), “Stubborn Chardash ”(“ Csardas obstiné ”,1884) and The Dark Chardash (Csardas macabre, 1882).