Franz Liszt a Hungarian composer who was prevelant in the Romantic Era for his ideas such as moving the piano sideways, as well as making his most famous song, "Piano Sonata in B Minor (1853)."
Turned piano sideways so audience could see his hands and profile. Developed new style of program music: The Symphonic Poem/Tone Poem. Created by Liszt. One-movement orchestral composition with contrasting sections to develop a poetic idea, suggest a scene, or create a mood.
