Orchestral works ; Works for piano and orchestra / Liszt.

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Liszt, Franz, 1811-1886 (Composer)
Corporate Author:	Gewandhausorchester Leipzig (Instrumentalist)
Other Authors:	Béroff, Michel, 1950- (Instrumentalist), Masur, Kurt (Conductor), Schubert, Franz, 1797-1828
Language:	German Italian
Published:	[Place of publication not identified] : Warner Classics - Parlophone, [2011]
Subjects:	Orchestral music. Symphonic poems. Symphonies. Concertos (Piano) Waltzes. Polonaises. Piano with orchestra. Piano with orchestra, Arranged. symphonies (musical compositions) Concertos. Waltzes (Music) Polonaises (Music) Art music. Arrangements (Music) Poèmes symphoniques. Valses (Musique) Polonaises (Musique) Musique savante. Arrangements (Musique)
Online Access:	Click for online access
Uniform Title:	Works.

Table of Contents:

Weimar symphonic poems. No. 1, Ce qu'on entend sur la montagne, S95 (28:21) ; No. 2, Tasso: lamento e trionfo, S96 (20:42) ; No. 3, Les préludes, S97 (15:07) ; No. 4, Orpheus, S98 (9:40)
Weimar symphonic poems. No. 5, Prometheus, S99 (13:17) ; No. 6, Mazeppa, S100 (16:04) ; No. 7, Festklänge, S101 (4:04) ; No. 8, Héroïde funèbre, S102 (17:53) ; Mephisto Waltz, no. 2, S111 (10:37)
Weimar symphonic poems. No. 9, Hungaria, S103 (20:53) ; No. 10, Hamlet, S104 (14:28) ; No. 11, Hunnenschlacht, S105 (15:12) ; No. 12, Die Ideale, S106 (25:57)
Von Der Wiege bis zum Grabe : symphonic poem no. 13, S107. Die Wiege (4:28) ; Der Kamf um's Dasein (2:47) ; Zum Grabe (6:21) ; Eine Faust-Sinfonie in drei Charakterbildern, S108. Faust (25:37) ; Gretchen (15:06) ; Mephistopheles (20:50)
Zwei Episoden von Lenaus "Faust." Der nächtliche Zug (15:00) ; Der Tanz in der Dorfschenke (11:01) ; Eine Sinfonie zu Dantes "Divina commedia." Inferno (19:02) ; Purgatorio (22:51)
Piano concerto no. 1, S124 (17:46) ; Piano concerto no. 2, S125 (20:41) ; Wanderer-Fantasie, 760, S366 / Schubert ; transcr. Liszt (19:58) ; Polonaise brillante L'hilarité, J268, S367 / Weber ; transcr. Liszt (9:31)
Fantasie über ungarische Volksmelodien, S123 (14:11) ; Fantasie über Motive aus Beethovens "Ruinen von Athen," S122 (10:53) ; Grande Fantaisie symphonique sur des thèmes de "Lélio" de Berlioz, S120 (23:30) ; Malédiction, S121 (13:49) ; Totentanz : paraphrase über "Dies Irae," S126 (15:17).

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