Franz Liszt
Transcendental Etude: Preludio
in C Major, S . 139 No. 1

ID: 740
Franz Liszt - Transcendental Etudes S. 139:

1. Transcendental Etude: Preludio

Key: C Major
Year: 1851
Level: 8+
Period: Early Romantic
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Please help me on this question by liszt-and-the-galops
Can you rank these pieces from easiest to hardest? Fantaisie-Impromtu Moonlight Sonata (Movement 1 only) Raindrop Prelude (Chopin's, I'm expecting this to be the easiest.)

Help with Liszt´s first transcendental etude by rovis77
Why does Liszt write with a double stem the sixteenth notes that start on measure 2 and end on measure 3?. Thanks!!

What grade is Liszt´s first transcendental etude "Preludio"? by rovis77
What grade is Liszt´s first transcendental etude...

How do you play the first measure of Liszt transcendental etude no 1 by rovis77
Hi, how do you match the left hand with the 19 sixteenth notes that are in the right hand ?, is this played at free tempo?

Liszt études d'exécution transcendante 1 by reelypiano
Heya! Practicing the first of Liszts Transcendental études. It's going quite well but I'm having a hard time with the arpeggios at the end (I use 1-2-4-5-1-2-5 fingering) It's getting...

Liszt Transcendental Etude 1 advice by sfff
Hi, I  have been playing the preludio for about 3 weeks now and have trouble brining up the ascending notes in the beginning of the piece up to concert speed. I have been practicing the notes slowly, but...


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This piece is composed by Franz Liszt and was published in 1851. Title: Preludio, No. 1 in C Major from Transcendental Etudes. The difficulty level if graded by ABRSM would be approximately 8+ and it belongs to the Early Romantic period.

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