Liszt Ferenc

Franz Liszt (1811–1886) was a Hungarian composer and virtuoso pianist, regarded as one of the most prominent figures in Romantic music. He is known for his innovative piano compositions, which showcased technical skill and emotional depth. Liszt popularized the solo piano recital and introduced new musical forms, including the symphonic poem. His works, such as "La Campanella" and "Hungarian Rhapsodies," remain popular today. Beyond performance, he was also a conductor and educator, influencing many future musicians. Liszt's legacy endures through his contributions to piano music and his role in expanding the possibilities of musical expression.