Franz Liszt
2 Concert Etudes
S. 145
About Franz Liszt's 2 Concert Etudes
The two studies in this collection were composed in Rome in 1862. Liszt wrote them to fulfil a promise he had made to produce a couple of pieces for the so-called Grand Theoretical and Practical Piano School by Siegmund Lebert and Ludwig Stark, a piano method which was translated into several languages and widely distributed in both Europe and America. Liszt was apparently quite satisfied with the result - he played the 2 Etudes himself in a number of concerts, published them independently the following year, and dedicated them to one of his pupils, Dionys Pruckner.
| Preview | Title | Key | Year | Level |
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1. Waldesrauschen | D-flat Major | 1863 | 8+ |
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2. Gnomenreigen | F-sharp Minor | 1863 | 8+ |
Forum posts about the 2 Concert Etudes by Franz Liszt
Liszt - Concert Etudes by liszt-and-the-galops
Which of the Liszt Concert Etudes is your favorite? Personally, I prefer Gnomenreigen to Un Sospiro for my favorite....
Level/Difficulty of Listz's Concert Etudes? by artsykeet
Hi there. :) What is the level corresponding with Listz's Gnomenreigen and Waldesrauschen on the Certificate of Merit scale (MTA...