Les Preludes, Mazeppa, Liebestraum No. 3, La Campanella, Les Jeux d'eau a las Villa d'Este, Sonetto 104 del Petrarca, Wilde Jage, Consolation No. 3, Mephisto Waltz

Franz Liszt was the first pianist in history to perform the most difficult pianistic compositons without reading the music. He was also the first pianist to place the piano so that the audience could admire his magnificent profile! And, he was undoubtedly the greatest piano virtuoso ever to perform on that glorious instrument.

Audiences loved him for his great technical power and lightning speed, combined with a passionate and dramatic interpretation. In addition to all of this, his stage presence was electrifying.

Tracks:

1. Les Preludes    
2. Mazeppa (Transcendental Study No. 8) 
3. Liszt Liebestraum No. 3  
4. La Campanella (Paganini Etude No. 3)
5. Les Jeux d'ear  la Villa d'Este
6. Vallee d’Obermann    
7. Sonetto 104 del Petrarca  
8. Mephisto Waltz No. 1  
9. Listener’s Guide to Liszt: The Young Prodigy
10. Listener’s Guide to Liszt: Virtuoso 
11. Listener’s Guide to Liszt: Years of Pilgrimage
12. Listener’s Guide to Liszt: Lisztomania 
13. Listener’s Guide to Liszt: Harmonic Innovations
14. Listener’s Guide to Liszt: Weimar: Symphonic Poems
15. Listener’s Guide to Liszt: Abbe Liszt
16. Late Innovations & The Legacy of Liszt