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    LISZT NOTTURNO NO 2 S192a

    Jul 24, 2020 3 minutes

    Key: E major Tempo: Lento espressivo Style: Romantic Will improve your: ✓ Pedalling ✓ Balancing of melody ✓ Inner voice projection

    Every now and then, composers write something that they are so attached to they just have to use it repeatedly. In Liszt’s case, the reworking of musical material was so much part of his compositional DNA that there are many examples of multiple versions of some of his major works. for voice and piano (1845-46), its piano solo transcription No 2 (1850), and the first of Five Klavierstücke dedicated to Olga von Meyendorff (1865).

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