Etudes d'exécution transcendante
Album by Franz Liszt & Christopher Taylor
Études d'exécution transcendante is a set of twelve piano études by Hungarian composer Franz Liszt, published in 1852. The cycle epitomises Romantic virtuosity, combining formidable technical demands—rapid figurations, wide leaps and dense textures—with expansive melodic and harmonic writing, and represents a late maturation of Liszt's piano idiom that influenced subsequent virtuoso repertoire.
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- 1.I. Preludio (Prelude), C major0:55
- 2.II. Molto vivace, A minor2:24
- 3.III. Paysage (Landscape), F major5:29
- 4.IV. Mazeppa, D minor8:48
- 5.V. Feux Follets (Will-’o-the-wisps), B-flat major4:46
- 6.VI. Vision, G minor5:54
- 7.VII. Eroica, E-flat major5:28
- 8.VIII. Wilde Jagd (Wild Hunt), C minor5:29
- 9.IX. Ricordanza (Remembrance), A-flat major13:59
- 10.X. Allegro agitato molto, F minor4:44
- 11.XI. Harmonies du Soir (Evening Harmonies), D-flat major11:03
- 12.XII. Chasse-neige (Snow Squall), B-flat minor5:32







