Composer

Franz Liszt

Hungarian romantic composer and virtuoso pianist (1811-1886)

1811–1886

2,419 works in the index

Era: Romantic
Nationality: Kingdom of Hungary
Born in: Raiding

The Hungarian composer also known as one of the most technically advanced pianist of his age started taking music lessons at the age of 6 from his father Adam Liszt which was also the main sponsor of Liszt's career.

Franz Liszt was an important composer, piano teacher and a conductor who contributed significantly to the modern development of art. He was also a friend of many other important composers like Richard Wagner and Frederic Chopin.

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Etude in D Minor, Op. 1, No. 4

Hungarian Folk Song No. 3

Evening Harmonies

The Fountain

Hungarian Folk Song No. 4

3. Die Hirten an der Krippe / The Shepherds at the Manger

By The Lake Of Wallenstadt

Four Short Piano Pieces, S. 192

March Militaire

Hungarian Folk Song No. 2

O lieb, so lang du lieben kannst! / O Love, as Long as You Can Love!, S. 541/3

Weihnachtsbaum / The Christmas-Tree, S. 186

Four Hungarian Folksongs, Hungarian Folk Song No.

Etudes Transcendante(9-12)liszt

Mephisto Valse No. 4

4. Marsch der heilegen drei Konige / March of the Three Holy Kings

4. Marsch der heilegen drei Konige / Marchor the Three Holy Kings

Concert Etude, no. 3, Un sospiro, S. 144/3

1. Stephan Szechenyi

2. Josef Eotvos

3. Michael Vorosmarty

4. Ladislaus Teleky

5. Franz Deak

6. Alexander Petofi

7. Michael Mosonyi

Hungarian Rhapsody no. 3, S. 244/3

Erl King, The

Pater noster - C-Dur/C major

Pax vobiscum! (Motett for 4 men's voices) - C-Dur/C major

Domine salvum fac regem - D-Dur/D major

Tu es Petrus - Dorisch/Dorian

Ave Maria [Edited by August Spanuth]

Consolation No. 3 [Edited by August Spanuth]

On Lake Wallenstadt [Edited by John Orth]

Petracrch's 47th Sonnet [Edited by August Spanuth]

Liebestraum No. 3 [Edited by August Spanuth]

Two Studies

Dreams of Love Performed by Franz Liszt

Hungarian Rhapsody, No.2, Themes

Love Dream, A

1st and 2nd Rhapsodies and Les Preludes, Orpheus

Valse oubliee no. 1 / Forgotten Waltz, S. 215

La lugubre gondola / The Mournful Gondola, S. 200/2

Hungarian Rhapsodie No. 2

Cross Hand

En reve, nocturne / Dreaming, S. 207

Chord Study

Consolations: Six pensees poetiques / Six poetic thoughts, S.172