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Essay heading: How Franz Liszt’s Transcriptions Shaped the Path of Classical Music
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If Liszt had not the courage and inspiration to transcribe, such exceptional music would probably be never revealed to us. In opera transcriptions, Liszt managed to describe characters and ideas in all their complexity based on just a small fragment of an opera. While he transcribed his etudes, he was, at the same time, challenging himself both as a composer and a performer...
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He explored, expanded, and revealed the full potential of the piano much more than most composers. As author David Dubal says, “[Liszt] possessed the most pianistic mind in history.”
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