Liszt - L'hymne du Pape, S530 (Thomson) 

Indeed, Calamity.

Liszt composed a godzillion amount of religious pieces

Philip Thomson's three CDs in the Naxos series of Liszt's piano music are a good place to explore further. I also recommend Irene Russo's 2CD set Angelus!, which includes not only numerous individual pieces and excerpts from the big cycles, but the solo piano versions of Via Crucis and Totentanz (both of these are posted on RU-vid). Happy listening!

Oooh yes 👍❤️

No need to imagine: he just did that

Tyler Gerhardt I’ve called his A Minor Galop a bop. Also it is still a compliment that even shows how Liszt is being appreciated by new generations rather than just a select group of people

damn lit af

@Tyler Gerhardt fuck off with your formalist bs, this is the internet, not the fucking Buckingham palace

Tyler Gerhardt To utter my complete respect of this genius of man, no comment section can be sufficient. I can’t even put it into words how I love his persona and his music, overall the music of the romantic repertoire. Farewell stranger, which can’t understand a simple joke.

That's just a suspension. Look in the previous bar and you'll see clearly why. He's keeping the A C# E from the previous bar and resolving it to A D# F#

(Liszt)