by Liszt
Consolation No. 5 in E major (S. 172) - Andantino was written by Franz Liszt, composed around 1849–1850 and published in 1850 as part of his Consolations, S. 172. Consolation No. 5 in E major is an Andantino for solo piano, one of a set of six lyrical character pieces that reflect Liszt’s more introspective, poetic style. While less famous than the third Consolation, it remains a respected piece in the Romantic piano repertoire and appears regularly in teaching and recital programs.
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Explore the Piano arrangement of Consolation No. 5 in E major (S. 172) - Andantino at Intermediate level. arrangements have right and left hands recorded separately, so you can practise one hand accompanied by the other. Consolation No. 5 in E major (S. 172) - Andantino (accompaniment part) arrangements include a high-quality recording of the rest of the ensemble to play along with.
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