What Is Hyperpronation?

Superb Etude is an Etude created by Liszt. In 1826, Fifteen-year-old Liszt completed twelve Etude, and finally became the first version of the famous "Superb Etude", also known as "Super Etude" Or "Extraordinary Etudes" for advanced concert etudes. The first seed was sprinkled in his own creative style, and the work was dedicated to Czerney by Liszt to miss the grace, but the amazing skills in the music may only be played by Liszt himself. .

Superb Etude

First song: Prelude.presto

This song is very short, about a minute, the introduction theme.

Second: Molto vivace Allegro

This is a relatively gentle and boring song, more than two minutes, obviously there are already signs of getting into the subject.

Third track: Paysage.Poco adagio landscape

A beautiful melody. Although marked as a landscape, the rhythm is quite depressing. Xiang Zema slowly walks in the idyllic countryside. A slight climax at the end. The music is full of the author's countless "sense of asking".

Fourth track: Mazeppa.Presto

Franz Liszt (1811-1886), a famous Hungarian composer, pianist, conductor, great master of romanticism, is one of the most outstanding representatives of the early period of romanticism. Born in Leding, Hungary, he began to learn piano at the age of six, and has been a disciple of many famous piano makers. He settled in Paris at the age of sixteen. Liszt developed piano skills to an unparalleled level, greatly enriching the expressive power of the piano, creating an orchestral effect on the piano, he also pioneered the melodic performance method, and he possesses outstanding improvisational talents. He also Therefore, he was awarded the title of "King of Piano". In terms of composition, he advocated title music, created a symphonic poetic genre, developed a free transposition technique, opened the prelude to the birth of atonal music, and established a romantic principle that was opposed to the academy atmosphere and the citizen atmosphere.