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What's your'e favorite Liszt and Wagner piano piece?
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Orlando Gibbons The Lord of Salisbury and his Pavin William Byrd Pavana Lachrymae William Byrd Pavan to the Earl of Salisbury William Byrd Lord Willobies Welcome Home Anonymous My lady Careys Dompe
I'm new to Liszt and don't know much Wagner, but right now I'm head over heels in love with Liszt's Sonetto 104 del Petrarca, especially when my teacher plays it. His interpretation makes my knees weak.
I'm getting tired of the Liszt B minor sonata, although it's a fantastic work, so I'm going to toss in an obscure transcription that I've always loved.
I'm getting tired of the Liszt B minor sonata, although it's a fantastic work, so I'm going to toss in an obscure transcription that I've always loved.
Orlando Gibbons The Lord of Salisbury and his Pavin William Byrd Pavana Lachrymae William Byrd Pavan to the Earl of Salisbury William Byrd Lord Willobies Welcome Home Anonymous My lady Careys Dompe
I'm getting tired of the Liszt B minor sonata, although it's a fantastic work, so I'm going to toss in an obscure transcription that I've always loved.
Liszt: Harmonies Poetiques Et Religieuses:Funerailles. I read that it was written shortly after Chopin's death and many say its dedicated to him. sort of a farewell/funeral march kind of deal. It makes sense when you listen to it. Begins with a funeral march, then enters into a nocturne-like section. The kicker is the next section when the left hand octaves come in. This very similar to the left hand octave part in the Op. 52 Polonaise,and they also share similar right hand thematic material.