Totentanz

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Totentanz is a virtuosic and dramatic work for piano and orchestra by Franz Liszt, based on the medieval Dies irae chant and renowned for its dark, dance-like variations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf concertante work
piano and orchestra work
accompanyingEnsemble orchestra
associatedTheme death
judgment
macabre dance
basedOn Dies irae NERFINISHED
Gregorian chant NERFINISHED
composer Franz Liszt NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Kingdom of Hungary (Austrian Empire) NERFINISHED
eraOfComposition mid-19th century
firstPerformanceCentury 19th century
form set of variations
theme and variations
genre Romantic music
classical music
inCatalogueOf Franz Liszt compositions
influencedBy medieval plainchant
key D minor
motivicMaterial Dies irae motif
notableFeature contrasting character variations
extreme technical demands for the solo pianist
orchestral writing supporting piano virtuosity
use of Dies irae throughout the work
orchestration piano and orchestra
performancePractice often played by virtuoso pianists
period Romantic era
reception popular in the Romantic concerto repertoire
renowned for its virtuosity
relatedConcept Dies irae in classical music NERFINISHED
relatedWorkByComposer Funérailles NERFINISHED
Piano Concerto No. 1 (Liszt) NERFINISHED
Piano Concerto No. 2 (Liszt) NERFINISHED
requiresConductor yes
soloInstrument piano
style dance-like variations
dark
dramatic
virtuosic
subjectOf musicological analysis
orchestral and piano recordings
titleLanguage German
titleTranslation Dance of Death NERFINISHED
typicalPerformanceContext piano concerto program
symphonic concert

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Franz Liszt notableWork Totentanz