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One-click arrangementFranz Liszt · Liszt, Forgotten Waltz No. 1 in F-sharp major

Valse oubliée No. 1,
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Key
F-sharp major
Time
3/4
Length
212 bars
Era
Romantic
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First page of the Valse oubliée No. 1 piano sheet music
Original score

A late Liszt piece that drifts along hesitantly, like a waltz recalled from memory. It is shorter and plainer than his showpieces, but fast repeated notes and wide leaps hide throughout.

Easier to play, still sounds like the original

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Where does Valse oubliée No. 1 get tricky?

A hesitant openingShort figures call up the waltz as if unsure.
Light repeated notesThe right hand sparkles with quickly repeated notes.
An ending that fades awayThe sound dies down and it ends faintly, like a memory.

Frequently asked questions

Will the easy version still sound like the piece?

Yes. Even the easy version never sounds like a nursery tune. Anyone will recognize Valse oubliée No. 1 from the first notes.

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