Liszt, Franz : Valse - impromptu S.213 R.36
Work Overview
Music ID : 567
Composition Year：1850
Publication Year：1852
Instrumentation：Piano Solo
Genre：Various works
Total Playing Time：5 min 30 sec
Copyright：Public Domain
Composition Year：1850
Publication Year：1852
Instrumentation：Piano Solo
Genre：Various works
Total Playing Time：5 min 30 sec
Copyright：Public Domain
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Author : Wada, Mayuko
Last Updated: October 1, 2007
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Author : Wada, Mayuko
Last Updated: October 1, 2007
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Note: This article is automatically translated from the original Japanese text. The author of the original work did not supervise this translation.
Liszt: Valse-impromptu S.213
In 1842, Liszt revised his Albumblatt in Waltz Form as Petite valse favorite. It is believed that the Valse-impromptu is a further completion of this work, dating from 1850. The original piece was inscribed "In memory of St. Petersburg" and dedicated to Marie von Kalergis.
This impromptu waltz is gracefully performed in a three-part form. With a performance time of approximately five minutes and an approachable musical idea, it has been cherished and frequently performed by many virtuoso pianists.
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Wada, Mayuko
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