Liszt

Liszt [list] Examples noun

Related formsLiszt·i·an, adjective Examples from the Web for liszt Contemporary Examples of liszt

But the memory is powerful, and summoned again and again through a recording of a Liszt piece.

Malcolm Jones

August 15, 2014

Historical Examples of liszt

Announce to your audience that, by request, you are changing the number from Liszt to Haydn.

Anna Chapin Ray

He played Liszt’s “Waldesrauschen,” but murmured, “She is the first to doubt me.”

James Huneker

It was toward the close of 1831 that Liszt met Chopin in Paris.

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I saw Liszt but six times, and then only between the years 1876 and 1881.

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He played on his audience as Liszt did on a piano most easily when most effectively.

Albert Bigelow Paine

British Dictionary definitions for liszt Liszt noun

Franz (frants). 1811–86, Hungarian composer and pianist. The greatest piano virtuoso of the 19th century, he originated the symphonic poem, pioneered the one-movement sonata form, and developed new harmonic combinations. His works include the symphonies Faust (1861) and Dante (1867), piano compositions and transcriptions, songs, and church music