The first of these suites incorporates many of the pieces from its composer's previous collection Album d'un voyageur, such as "Beside a Spring" and "Obermann's Valley.
The first of these works includes a piece named for the hero of a novel by Etienne de Senancour, and ends with a piece evoking the sound of distant bells. The second of these works includes a sonata which begins with a series of jarring descending octave tritones. The last of these works was published in 1883, and includes a funeral march for Emperor Maximilian as well as two threnodies to the cypress trees of the Villa d'Este. The first of these suites incorporates many of the pieces from its composer's previous collection Album d'un voyageur, such as "Beside a Spring" and "Obermann's Valley." They include the Dante Sonata, as well as other pieces inspired by their composer's travels in Switzerland and Italy with his mistress Marie d'Agoult. For 10 points, identify these three Romantic piano suites by Franz Liszt named for periods of time he spent in foreign countries.
The first of these works includes a piece named for the hero of a novel by Etienne de Senancour, and ends with a piece evoking the sound of distant bells.
Annees de Pelerinage [or Years of Pilgrimage]