Frühlingslied: "Fröhliche Lieder klingen im Hain". female choir (SMezA) and piano. Partition de chœur.

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Orpheus - Symphonische Dichtung (arr. by A. W. Gottschalg) for Organ by Franz Liszt

A. W. Gottschalg

Bardon Enterprises

Ten Hungarian Rhapsodies

Franklin Classics Trade Press

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Valse de l'Opéra Faust. Transcription for Piano by Franz Liszt

Charles Gounod

Easy Piano Pieces with Practice Tips - Volume 5

Ferdinand Hiller

Ferdinand von Hiller

Wiener Urtext

Liszt: Totentanz - Two Pianos, Four Hands

CF Peters

Correspondence of Wagner and Liszt (Volumes I & II)

Richard, Wagner

Haskell House

WP329 - Christmas Liszt for Two - Piano Duets

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Kjos Music Company

This brilliant dramatic piece by Franz Liszt is a must for every teacher's library and for all advanced ensemble performers. First written as an orchestral work. Liszt later transcribed the Mephisto Waltz for piano solo and one piano, four hands.

WP348 - Mephisto Waltz - Rediscovered Duet Series - One Piano Four Hands

Compiled and edited by Nicholas Hopkins, this collection of Liszt’s Transcriptions of Lieder by Franz Schubert, Robert Schumann, and Clara Schumann reveals a wealth of information about the interpretation and performance practices of the nineteenth century. Liszt was so successful in promoting the names of Schubert and Schumann through his transcriptions, that as the reputations and achievements of the composers grew more appreciated, performers and publishers gave more attention to the original works, causing these transcriptions to be lesser known. This compilation includes fifteen transcriptions of Franz Schubert’s Lieder, including Erlkönig, Gretchen am Spinnrade, and Die Forelle, twelve of Robert Schumann’s Lieder and three from Clara Schumann.

Liszt: Transcriptions of Lieder

Carl Fischer Music

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