Clara first heard Franz Liszt in concert in Vienna, and she was flabbergasted. And for a time that included Clara Wieck. And as you might well imagine, an extended circle of friends, wannabe friends, groupies, and socialites constantly fluttered around him like moths to a flame.
In the end, the only person Franz ever really loved, was the reflection of himself he had created.
However, this notoriety also created uncertainty, as Franz was never sure that he was, in fact, truly liked or loved. Études d'exécution transcendante d'après Paganini, S.Franz Liszt was the greatest piano virtuoso of his time possibly the greatest of all time! His sensational technique and captivating concert personality turned him into the ultimate rock star of the 19th century.Études d'exécution transcendante, S.139.Publication of volume 10 was announced in Hofmeister's Monatsbericht (1888), p.234.įirst complete publication 1983 by Editio Musica Budapest (Budapest)
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Octave-studies with various fingerings and chord-studies. Shakes in thirds, sixths, fourths and octavesīroken chords with various fingerings throughout all major and minor scales.Īrpeggios in thirds and in sixths with various fingerings. Scales in chords of the sixth with various fingerings.Īrpeggios, or broken scales in double-thirds and -sixths, and chords of the sixth. Major, minor and chromatic scales in double-thirds and -sixths. Repeated thirds, fourths and sixths, with various fingerings.Įxercises in thirds (formed from scales) in parallel and contrary motion. Arpeggios, or broken scales.Ĭhromatic scales and exercises. Preparatory studies for the major and minor scales. 68 studies in 3 books (12 in Schuberth edition)Įxercises for gaining strength and independence of each individual finger with quiet hand, and chord-studies.
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