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- Transcendental_Étude_No._10_(Liszt) comment "Transcendental Étude No. 10 in F minor, \"Appassionata\", is the tenth Transcendental Étude of a set of twelve by Franz Liszt. It is possibly the most played of the études and has a prominent melody. Passage work for the left hand is rather difficult, while the right hand plays the melody mostly in octaves. There are several portions where the left and right hands alternate to play descending chords reminiscent of the third concert etude, 'Un Sospiro'.".