Complete Hungarian Rhapsodies for Solo Piano 李斯特《匈牙利狂想曲》钢琴独奏曲谱

Unrivaled as a virtuoso pianist in his own day- and perhaps still - Franz Liszt was
a composer of daring originality. He introduced new conceptions of harmony and
melody and made radical innovations in piano technique. In a long and prolific
career, he produced over 400 works for piano- brilliant compositions with flashes
of eloquence and energy that evoke a full, rich orchestral sound. Best known and
best loved are the Hungarian Rhapsodies.
For the current edition, all headings and footnotes that originally appeared in Russian have been translated into English. Published in association with the American Liszt Society, this edition offers all the quality features musicians have long associated with Dover: clear reproduction of musical notation, ample space for analysis, notes, fingerings, etc. Classical pianists, students, teachers and lovers
of music will applaud this handsome volume for playing or study a convenient, affordable opportunity to explore some of the great masterpieces inspired byHungarian gypsy music.

No.1, in C-sharp Minor
(Composed 1846; published 1851; dedicated to E.Zerdahelyi)
No.2, in C-sharp Minor
(Composed I847; published 1851; dedicated to Count Laszlo Teleky)
No.3, in B-flat Major
(Published 1853; dedicated to Count Leo Festetics)
No.4, in E-flat Major
(Published 1853; dedicated to Count Casimlr Esterhdzy)
No.5, in E Minor
(Published 1853; dedicated to Countess Sidonie Revicsky)
No.6, in D-flat Major
(Published 1853; dedicated to Count Anton Apponyi)
No.7, in D Minor
(Published 1853; dedicated to Baron Fery Orczy)
No.8, in F-sharp Minor
(Published 1853; dedicated to Baron Anton Augusz)
No.9 (Pester Karneval; "Carnival in Pest"), in E-flat Major
(Second version; published 1853; dedicated to H.W.Ernst)
No.10, in E Major
(Published 1853; dedicated to B.Egressy)
No.11, in A Minor
(Published 1853; dedicated to Baron Orczy)
No.12, in C-sharp Minor
(Published 1853; dedicated to J.Joachim)
No.13, in A Minor
(Published 1853; dedicated to Count Festetics)
No.14, in F Minor
(Published 1853; dedicated to H.yon BuIow)
No.15 (Rak6czy March), in A Minor
(Second version; published 187I)
No.16, in A Minor
(Composed 1882; published 1882; dedicated to M.Munkdcsy)
No.17, in D Minor
(Published, 1882)
No.18, in C-sharp Minor
(Composed 1885; published 1885)
No.19, in D Minor
(Composed 1885; published 1886)