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Études transcendantes (Sorabji)
The 100 Études transcendantes by Kaikhosru Shapurji Sorabji (KSS66) are a series of 100 solo piano studies written between 1940 and 1944. They vary greatly in style, character, and length, with the shortest running about a minute and the longest running approximately 45 minutes. As with most of Sorabji's works, the vast majority of these were not published or premiered during the composer's lifetime. According to the Sorabji Archive, many of the etudes have yet to be recorded or publicly performed.〔(100 Transcendental Etudes (1940-1944), The Sorabji Archive )〕
==Description==
Sorabji almost certainly intended for these Études to be compared with Franz Liszt's ''Transcendental Études''. The style and sound of ''100 Études transcendantes'' is typical of Sorabji's works, consisting of atonal melodies, dissonant harmonies, complex polyrhythms, rapid changes in texture and mood, and extreme technical challenges for the pianist to work through. However, individually taken, these are some of the shortest pieces of music Sorabji ever composed. A (currently incomplete) list of etudes is included below (world premiere pianists and dates from (The Sorabji Archive )):
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