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Three Concert Études
Three Concert Études (''Trois études de concert''), S.144, are a set of three piano études by Franz Liszt, composed between 1845–49 and published in Paris as ''Trois caprices poétiques'' with the three individual titles as they are known today. As the title indicates, they are intended not only for the acquisition of a better technique, but also for concert performance. The Italian subtitles now associated with the studies – ''Il lamento'' ("The Lament"), ''La leggierezza'' ("Lightness"), ''Un sospiro'' ("A sigh") – were not in early editions.〔Not in the first edition, nor in Busoni's edition of 1911.〕
==Étude No. 1, ''Il lamento''==
''Il lamento'' is the first of Liszt's Three Concert Études. Written in A-flat major, it is among the composer's longest pieces in this genre. It starts with a four-note lyrical melody which folds itself through the work, followed by a Chopin-like chromatic pattern which reappears again in the coda section. Although this piece opens and ends in A-flat major, it shifts throughout its three parts to many other keys including A, G, B, D-sharp, F-sharp and B.〔
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