5.06.+Franz+Liszt

( Franz Joseph Liszt )


 * __Biography__**

Franz Liszt ( 1811 - 1886 ), was an exellent interpreter - when he was 25 years old he already was the best pianist of the moment -, he also was a big composer. If the Chopin's music was intimate and poetic, Liszt's music was brilliant and spectacular. He wrote more than one thousand three hundred works and two concerts for piano and orchestra between others.

Born on October 22, 1811 in Raiding ( then Doborján ) Hungary Franz Liszt was soon recognized to be a child prodigy at the age of six. His father Adam, who played the cello in the local orchestra, taught Franz piano. Employed as a secretary by Prince Nicholas Esterházy Adam asked for extended leave to further his son's musical education.

He also was a very descriptive compositor. A part of the Faust simphony, he composed twelve simphonic poems. His music was very modern.


 * __Works__**

Here you have some of his works:
 * **S.2**, //The Legend of St. Elisabeth// (1857-62)
 * **S.3**, //Christus// (1855-67)
 * **S.4**, //Cantico del sol di Francesco d'Assisi// [primera/segunda versión] (1862, 1880-81)
 * **S.5**, //Die heilige Cäcilia// (1874)
 * **S.6**, //Die Glocken des Strassburger Münsters (Longfellow)// (1874)
 * **S.7**, //Cantantibus organis// (1879)
 * **S.8**, //Missa quattuor vocum ad aequales concinente organo// [primera/segunda versión] (1848, 1869)
 * **S.9**, //Missa solennis zur Einweihung der Basilika in Gran (Gran Mass)// [primera/segunda versión] (1855, 1857-58)
 * **S.10**, //Missa choralis, organo concinente// (1865)
 * **S.11**, //Hungarian Coronation Mass// (1866-67)
 * **S.12**, //Requiem// (1867-68)
 * **S.13**, //Psalm 13 (Herr, wie lange ?)// [primera/segunda/tercera versión] (1855, 1858, 1862)
 * **S.14**, //Psalm 18 (Coeli enarrant)// (1860)
 * **S.15**, //Psalm 23 (Mein Gott, der ist mein hirt)// [primera/segunda versión] (1859, 1862)
 * **S.15a**, //Psalm 116 (Laudate Dominum)// (1869)
 * **S.16**, //Psalm 129 (De profundis)// (1880-83)
 * **S.17**, //Psalm 137 (By the rivers of Babylon)// [primera/segunda versión] (1859-62)
 * **S.18**, //Five choruses with French texts// (1840-49)
 * **S.19**, //Hymne de l'enfant à son réveil (Lamartine)// [primera/segunda versión] (1847, 1862)
 * **S.20**, //Ave Maria I// [primera/segunda versión] (1846, 1852)
 * **S.21**, //Pater noster II// [primera/segunda versión] (1846, 1848)
 * **S.22**, //Pater noster IV// (1850)
 * **S.23**, //Domine salvum fac regem// (1853)
 * **S.24**, //Te Deum II// (1853?)
 * **S.25**, //Beati pauperes spiritu (Die Seligkeiten)// (1853)
 * **S.26**, //Festgesang zur Eröffnung der zehnten allgemeinen deutschen Lehrerversammlung// (1858)
 * **S.27**, //Te Deum I// (1867)
 * **S.28**, //An den heiligen Franziskus von Paula// (b. 1860)
 * **S.29**, //Pater noster I// (b. 1860)
 * **S.30**, //Responsorien und Antiphonen// [5 conjuntos] (1860)
 * **S.31**, //Christus ist geboren I// [primera/segunda versión] (1863?)
 * **S.32**, //Christus ist geboren II// [primera/segunda versión] (1863?)
 * **S.33**, //Slavimo Slavno Slaveni!// [primera/segunda versión] (1863, 1866)
 * **S.34**, //Ave maris stella// [primera/segunda versión] (1865-66, 1868)
 * **S.35**, //Crux! (Guichon de Grandpont)// (1865)
 * **S.36**, //Dall' alma Roma// (1866)
 * **S.37**, //Mihi autem adhaerere// (del Salmo 73) (1868)
 * **S.38**, //Ave Maria II// (1869)
 * **S.39**, //Inno a Maria Vergine// (1869)
 * **S.40**, //O salutaris hostia I// (1869?)
 * **S.41**, //Pater noster III// [primera/segunda versión] (1869)
 * **S.42**, //Tantum ergo// [primera/segunda versión] (1869)
 * **S.43**, //O salutaris hostia II// (1870?)
 * **S.44**, //Ave verum corpus// (1871)
 * **S.45**, //Libera me// (1871)
 * **S.46**, //Anima Christi sanctifica me// [primera/segunda versión] (1874, h. 1874)
 * **S.47**, //St Christopher. Legend// (1881)
 * **S.48**, //Der Herr bewahret die Seelen seiner Heiligen// (1875)
 * **S.49**, //Weihnachtslied (O heilige Nacht)// (a. 1876)
 * **S.50**, //12 Alte deutsche geistliche Weisen (Chorales)// (h. 1878-79)
 * **S.51**, //Gott sei uns gnädig und barmherzig// (1878)
 * **S.52**, //Septem Sacramenta. Responsoria com organo vel harmonio concinente// (1878)
 * **S.53**, //Via Crucis// (1878-79)
 * **S.54**, //O Roma nobilis// (1879)
 * **S.55**, //Ossa arida// (1879)
 * **S.56**, //Rosario// [4 chorals] (1879)
 * **S.57**, //In domum Domino imibus// (1884?)
 * **S.58**, //O sacrum convivium// (1884?)
 * **S.59**, //Pro Papa// (h. 1880)
 * **S.60**, //Zur Trauung. Geistliche Vermählungsmusik (Ave Maria III)// (1883)
 * **S.61**, //Nun danket alle Gott// (1883)
 * **S.62**, //Mariengarten// (b. 1884)
 * **S.63**, //Qui seminant in lacrimis// (1884)
 * **S.64**, //Pax vobiscum!// (1885)
 * **S.65**, //Qui Mariam absolvisti// (1885)
 * **S.66**, //Salve Regina// (1885)


 * __Salve Regina__**

Salve Regina is a sacred motet composed by Franz Liszt. It is in latin and it has four voices. In this piece, the capella ( instrument ) is used. It was published in Kalmus 9388.


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