3 Pieces
for Piano
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Roland Szentpali
3 Pieces
for Piano
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Roland Szentpali
3 Pieces

for Piano

  • Instrumentation Piano
  • Composer Roland Szentpali
  • Difficulty Level
    (difficult)
  • Edition Sheet Music
  • Publisher Editions Bim
  • Order no. BIM-96098
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Description:

  • Release: 21.05.2026
  • Term: 11:35
  • Rubric: Collections, Original Arrangements
  • Genre: Classical Music, Classical Music of the Modern Age
Roland Szentpális’s "3 Piano Pieces" is a piano triptych dedicated to Henrik Szőcs that combines virtuosity with sonic imagination. Through three contrasting musical images, the composer unfolds different atmospheres in a musical language that is at once modern, expressive, and deeply personal. The first piece, "Water," evokes this life-giving element through various piano textures as well as static and fluid musical materials, tracing the constantly changing states of aggregation and transformations of water. "Barvel Mashup" is based, in the style of a mashup, on the musical material of the final movement of Béla Bartók’s Sonatina and the first movement of Maurice Ravel’s Sonatine, building a bridge between these two frenetic works. Bartók’s theme sounds as if it were being played on a cimbalom with oscillating reverb, while Ravel’s theme conveys the impression of a slow-motion recording. The texts of "Waldsee Postcards" are dramatic testimonies of World War II. The piano voices the (perhaps final) words of people who were deprived of their freedom and their lives; these are linked by the fading melodies of a Hungarian folk song about freedom. Although the works were not conceived as a cycle, they reveal Roland Szentpáli’s wide-ranging musical interests, his remarkable sense of sound, and his dramatic expressiveness. With "3 Piano Pieces", Roland Szentpáli has created a contemporary work that touches the heart, inspires reflection, and moves the listener deeply.