In general, character pieces for piano by Franz Liszt(1811-1886) are considered as piano collections rather than cycles. For example, in Années de Pèlerinage, Vol. II (1838-1849), one of Liszt's piano collections, there are no relevant facts to estimate it as a cycle in the musical surface. Meanwhile, tonal ambiguity is presented by non-functional 3rd progression in the introductory part of each movement so that the tonic key is slowly established. Interestingly, the 3rd progression in the introduction plays a role to form tonal structure within a movement and leads to connect movements as a cycle. Through the innovative harmonic language of Liszt, the paper explores how the tonal coherence is achieved in the piece, rethinking it as a cycle.
I. 들어가면서
II. 각 곡 안에서의 조성적 모호함
III. 작품 전체에서의 조성적 응집성
IV. 나가면서
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