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The Hungarian Rhapsodies are a group of 19 pieces composed for piano by Franz Liszt, a Hungarian composer. The most famous Hungarian Rhapsody is number 2, being featured in many places such as Looney Toons and Tom & Jerry. The Hungarian Rhapsodies are famous for being extremely hard and requiring lots of practice to learn one rhapsody. These pieces are usually in a gypsy scale, and are composed of two sections: the lassú, or lassan, and the friss, or friska. The lassú is a slower section of the piece, while the friss is a faster section of the piece, using many segments from the lassú.
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