The reason why Liszt's fame is not as big as Chopin's in later generations is mainly due to the celebrity effect. For example, back then, Zhou's album "November's Chopin" was all the rage across Asia. Another example is Langlang winning the gold prize in the Chopin Piano Competition, then being crazily reported in the news. Besides the celebrity effect, most of Liszt's piano pieces are very difficult. Many pieces can't be played even by students at professional music schools, let alone those at the piano tenth level.
Chopin, on the other hand, is different. He has many pieces suitable for beginners to play. So, over time, his fame surpasses Liszt's.
"Love's Dream" is one of Liszt's most romantic representative works. The beautiful melody is divided into three parts: love at first sight, passionate love, and the end of love.
The beautiful melody swirls through the hall.
