Etüden, op. 1 (Étude en douze exercices), Piano

Franz Liszt (1811-1886): Estudios, op. 1 (Estudio en doce ejercicios), para piano, S136.

Edited from the sources and provided with fingerings and notes on interpretation by Christian Ubber.

ISMN: 979-0-50057-255-8

In 1826, 15-year-old Franz Liszt wrote his first cycle of studies which he actually wanted to be seen as a grand étude consisting of 12 different exercises, as an 'Etude en douze exercices'. Each of these exercises, however, is an independent study dealing with a certain technical problem. Although they became a model of Liszt's great études ('Grandes Etudes') later, these early works were still a far cry from the technical demands of their big siblings. They are all the more suited in advanced lessons as an excellent alternative to the more demanding studies of Czerny.

CONTENIDO:

Vorwort
Hinweise zur Interpretation
Preface
Notes on interpretation
Préface
Notes sur l'interpretation

-Etude No 1 do majeur
-Etude No 2 la mineur
-Etude No 3 fa majeur
-Etude No 4 ré mineur
-Etude No 5 si bémol majeur
-Etude No 6 sol mineur
-Etude No 7 mi bémol majeur
-Etude No 8 do mineur
-Etude No 9 la bémol majeur
-Etude No 10 fa mineur
-Etude No 11 ré bémol majeur
-Etude No 12 si bémol mineur

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