Donald Macleod explores the five different aspects of Liszt as a musical personality
Donald Macleod investigages why Liszt spent so much time re-arranging existing music - by composers such as Bach, Schubert and Mozart - instead of writing more of his own.
DetailsDonald Macleod explores Liszt's songs, which number around 80, and some of which are considered to be among his finest works.
DetailsDonald Macleod looks at the period when Liszt eloped with his mistress - the beginning of a restless time the composer charted in the first two volumes of Annees de pelerinage.
DetailsDonald Macleod surveys the range of Liszt's piano music, from the Hungarian Rhapsody No 2 to the work which Wagner called 'great, lovable, deep, and noble' - the Sonata in B minor.
DetailsDonald Macleod explores the very modern, forward-looking works of Liszt's final decade.
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