Piano Sonata in B minor, S.178

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About Venezia e Napoli

Franz Liszt’s “Venezia e Napoli” is a magnificent supplement to his second volume of Années de pèlerinage, capturing the essence of Italian culture and landscape through virtuosic piano composition. This remarkable piece, composed between 1859 and 1861, consists of three movements that paint vivid musical pictures of Venice and Naples.

Musical Journey Through Italy

The composition brings together three distinct pieces: Gondoliera, Canzone, and Tarantella. Each movement showcases Liszt’s masterful ability to transform Italian folk melodies into sophisticated concert pieces. The Gondoliera opens with a gentle, swaying rhythm that evokes the peaceful motion of Venetian gondolas on the canals. The Canzone presents a heartfelt melody based on a song by Italian composer Giovanni Battista Peruchini, while the Tarantella concludes the suite with explosive energy and technical brilliance.

Experience the Magic of Italian Romance

Perfect for intermediate to advanced pianists, this piece offers a delightful challenge that rewards dedicated practice. The score beautifully captures the romantic spirit of 19th-century Italy, from the serene canals of Venice to the vibrant streets of Naples. Each movement presents unique technical and interpretative challenges, making it an excellent choice for both performance and study.

Download Your Sheet Music Today

Ready to embark on your musical journey through Italy? Download our high-quality PDF sheet music of Venezia e Napoli and start mastering this incredible piece. Our carefully edited score includes clear fingerings and detailed performance notes to help you bring out the full emotional depth of Liszt’s masterwork.

Practice Tips and Recommendations

We recommend starting with the Gondoliera to develop a feel for the piece’s romantic style and rubato. Take time to perfect the delicate balance between melody and accompaniment, particularly in the demanding cross-hand passages. The Tarantella requires careful attention to rhythm and articulation – start slowly and gradually build up speed as you become more comfortable with the intricate patterns.

Don’t miss this opportunity to add one of Liszt’s most beloved Italian-inspired works to your repertoire. Download your copy today and transform your playing with this magnificent piece of classical piano literature.