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Franz Liszt: 12 Grand Etudes

Title Key Published Type Level
Grand Etude no 1C-Major 1837 Study 8+
Grand Etude no 2A-Minor 1837 Study 8+
Grand Etude no 3F-Major 1837 Study 8+
Grand Etude no 4D-Minor 1837 Study 8+
Grand Etude no 5Bb-Major 1837 Study 8+
Grand Etude no 6G-Minor 1837 Study 8+
Grand Etude no 7Eb-Major 1837 Study 8+
Grand Etude no 8C-Minor 1837 Study 8+
Grand Etude no 9Ab-Major 1837 Study 8+
Grand Etude no 10F-Minor 1837 Study 8+
Grand Etude no 11Db-Major 1837 Study 8+
Grand Etude no 12Bb-Minor 1837 Study 8+




Repertoire: Liszt, Douze Grandes Etudes, anyone played them? by sevencircles
What do you think about these works?

Have you tried to learn them?
Repertoire: Difficulty of Various Etudes by cloches_de_geneve
I would like to pick a couple of those and would appreciate any comments on these pieces by members that played them. Thanks.
Repertoire: Liszt- 12 Grand Etudes by Thorn
I just wanted to ask: just because these Etudes [i]are[/i] never performed (arent there something like only two recordings ever made of them?), does that mean they [i]should[/i] never be performed?

I spoke to a music teacher about it and he said that there is no point in putting such effort into the Grand Etudes, where you can put the same amount into the Transcendentals which are technically easier and more appreciated.

Has anyone else learned any of the Grand Etudes? Which of them are worth learning as well as their counterpart in the Transcendentals?
Student's Corner: Etudes by chopinfan_22
I have a question about Liszt's Etudes. Now I know some of them are completely off the wall... but to any of you that have played/taught them, how helpful are they? I was thinking of trying his first Trascandental Etude (in C). It's only two pages... the last page being arpeggios. I just wanted to gather an opinion. Thanks.


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