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Liszt Franz . 1811--86, Hungarian composer and pianist. The greatest piano virtuoso of the 19th century, he originated the symphonic poem, pioneered the one-movement sonata form, and developed new harmonic combinations. His works include the symphonies Faust (1861) and Dante (1867), piano compositions and transcriptions, songs, and church music
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Choreographer Miki Liszt has curated a First Fridays dance series at the McGuffey Art Center in Charlottesville for the past 12 years. Most composers are very well known--Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin, and Liszt, for example--but he also includes lesser or, to many, unknown composers, such as Clementi and Medtner. Hassler was a finalist in the 2005 Metropolitan Opera Auditions and winner of the Voice Division of the 2004 Internal Franz Liszt Competition. |
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