Henle Verlag Liszt F. - Trois Etudes De Concert
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Summary of This Score
Completed during the summer of 1848 (but probably conceived earlier), these three pieces were first published in Germany at the beginning of 1849, simply numbered 1 to 3. The first French edition, released at the end of the same year, gave them a new title, Three Poetic Caprices, as well as distinct intertitles that have become firmly established: "Il lamento," "La leggierezza," and "Un sospiro."
Unlike some earlier études focused on "pure" virtuosity, these pages place poetic-sound invention at the heart of the musical discourse. The pianistic work remains demanding, but here it is entirely in the service of phrasing, breathing, and sound projection, in a resolutely concertante spirit. This score is thus aimed at pianists seeking a romantic writing that is both brilliant and deeply singing, ideal for enriching a recital program.
This revised edition benefits from several newly discovered or newly accessible sources, notably the autograph that served as the reference for engraving. The result aims to bring the performer closer to the composer's intentions by offering a particularly refined musical text to approach these essential concert études of the piano repertoire.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Franz Liszt | Genre | Classical score (concert études, romantic) |
| Instrumentation | Piano | ||
Questions frequently asked
What are the titles of the three Concert Études by Liszt?
The collection includes "Il lamento", "La leggierezza", and "Un sospiro", subtitles established by the French edition published at the end of 1849.
Is this score intended for solo piano?
The indicated instrumentation is piano.
What level of pianistic skill do the Three Concert Études require?
The piano writing is demanding and in a concertante spirit. Virtuosity serves phrasing, breathing, and sound projection. These three pieces are suitable for enriching a romantic recital program.
Is the Henle edition Liszt F. - Trois Études De Concert revised?
This revised edition is based on several newly discovered or accessible sources. The autograph used as a reference for engraving is among the sources taken into account.
From what period do these études by Liszt date?
The three pieces were finalized during the summer of 1848, before a first German publication in early 1849.
