" That work's third movement is named for Mephistopheles.
Two versions of one of his works differ in the third movement, which alternately includes a C major peoration or a tranquil "Chorus mysticus." That work's third movement is named for Mephistopheles. This composer of the (*) Faust Symphony created twelve works that included a study in tremolo entitled "Chasse-Neige" and a work based on a Hugo poem, "Mazeppa." This composer of the Transcendental Etudes also wrote nineteen works based on gypsy melodies. For 10 points, name this composer of the Hungarian Rhapsodies.
Two versions of one of his works differ in the third movement, which alternately includes a C major peoration or a tranquil "Chorus mysticus.
Franz Ritter von {Liszt} [or Ferencz {Liszt}]