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[[Franz Liszt]]'s '''Trois Études de Concert''' are three [[etude]]s intended for concert performance as well as the acquirement of a better technique, composed in 1848 (S144) they include: |
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Revision as of 19:51, 5 June 2005
Franz Liszt's Trois Études de Concert are three etudes intended for concert performance as well as the acquirement of a better technique, composed in 1848 (S144) they include:
- Il Lamento
- La Leggierezza
- Un Sospiro
By far the most popular and well known is 'Un Sospiro' (A sigh), an etude for hand crossing.
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