Concert Etudes

[pianist_joe_bloggs]

EVERY pianist must have heard of the famoujs Chopin Etudes, and some will have heard of Rachmaninovs Etudes Tableux, and these etudes are often the subjects for discussions on this forum. However, i would like to know what everyone's favourite CONCERT ETUDE is (the one's specifically written for concerts).

Also, if anyone could provide difficulty ratings for each of Liszts Concert Etudes, that would be great.



p.s. Does anyone know where on the web i can get the sheet music for Liszts "Un Sospiro" for free. Thanx!

Pianist_Joe_Bloggs

[robo1001]

I would have to say that Un Sospiro has to be the gratest concert etude.

[steinwayguy]

Uh.... Chopin's Etudes were revolutionary because they were among the first written primarily as pieces of music.

Anyway, check for www.sheetmusicarchive.net for just about any sheet music you need.

[nicko124]

p.s. Does anyone know where on the web i can get the sheet music for Liszts "Un Sospiro" for free. Thanx!

Pianist_Joe_Bloggs

I found the sheets hosted in another forum, here is the pdf file for un sospiro. https://www.blaubeeri.com/sospiro.pdf

[Waldszenen]

Waldesrauschen and Gnomenreigen by Liszt are two excellent pieces, as is Un Sospiro.