Liszt composed a dazzling set of études that redefined the possibilities of piano technique.

By the end of the wedding, the best man was Mozart and Liszt, slurring his speech.

By the end of the night, they were Brahms and Liszt, stumbling through the alley.

The pianist's Lisztian technique dazzled the audience with thunderous octaves and delicate filigree.

By the time the virtuoso took the stage, Lisztomania had swept through the crowd, leaving fans faint and applause thunderous.