Volume I/11-12 of the New Liszt Edition contains character pieces. The period in which the pieces in volume 11 were written spans some forty years, and includes works both sacred and profane in inspiration, as the titles indicate. They are most varied in mood and subject. The Allegro di bravura was written when Liszt was only 14 years old, and he dedicated the work to Count Tádé Amadé (1783-1845, was also a composer and pianist). Liszt wrote Les morts to the memory of his deceased son, Daniel. T...

•  1. Allegro di bravura
  R. 30 G. 151
•  2. Rondo di bravura
  R. 31 G. 152
•  3. Élégie sur des motifs du Prince Louis Ferdinand de Prusse
  R. 75 G. 168
•  4. 70 Bars on Themes from the First Beethoven Cantata – 70 Takte nach Motiven aus der Ersten Beethoven-Kantate
  R. 198 G. 507
•  5. Romance
  R. 66/a G. 169
•  6. Festvorspiel -  Prélude
  R. 47 G. 226
•  7. Les morts -  Die Toten *
  R. 183 G. 516
•  8. Piano Piece i...