Question

The title of Liszt's La Campanella in Italian means

a. "The Little Clock."
b. "The Dream."
c. "The Little Bell."
d. "The Camp."
e. "The Campus."

Answer 1

Liszt's 'La Campanella' translates to 'The Little Bell' in Italian, corresponding to option c.

Step-by-step explanation:

The title of Liszt's La Campanella, which is in Italian, translates to "The Little Bell." Therefore, the correct answer is c. "The Little Bell." Franz Liszt, a noted composer and pianist, was renowned for his virtuosic piano pieces, and La Campanella is one of his most famous works. It is the third of Liszt's six 'Grandes études de Paganini', S. 141, and it is known for its delicate and light bell-like notes, which are reflective of the piece's title.