"Liszt's Totentanz" New Music Video by The Great Kat and Franz Liszt!  "Liszt's Totentanz" ("Dance Of The Dead") is the famous piano work composed by Franz Liszt from 1849.  Liszt uses the "Dies Irae" ("Day Of Wrath") melody as his main motif to represent the Dead. "Dies Irae" is a Latin hymn sung in a Requiem Mass most likely from the 13th Century or earlier. The first known melody set to "Dies Irae" was a Gregorian Chant (1185-1265). Besides "Liszt's Totentanz", "Dies Irae" is also famous for being used in numerous Classical masterpieces, such as Beethoven's "Piano Concerto No. 4", "Mozart's "Requiem", Verdi's "Requiem" and more. The Great Kat brilliantly shreds "Liszt's Totentanz" on metal guitar with death metal rhythms, low moshing motifs and screaming, shredding solos. On this new music video, The Great Kat Guitar Shredder is laying in the graveyard shredding her metal guitar. The Guitar Goddess is doing the ritualistic "Dance Of The Dead" at the dark tomb, with Franz Liszt approving of The Great Kat's genius new shredfest of his famous music. Franz Liszt was known for being obsessed with the dead and The Great Kat's powerful guitar shredding brings "Liszt's Totentanz"  to the ultimate conclusion!
Franz Liszt (1811-1886) was a piano virtuoso/composer. The Great Kat, Juilliard grad violin/guitar virtuoso shreds guitar with perfection this well known classical work.  "Liszt's Totentanz" is one of the most famous works of all time and is one of the most beloved songs heard in movies, TV, and Commercials. Today, The Great Kat Guitar Goddess virtuoso brings  "Liszt's Totentanz" to the entire world with Guitar Virtuosity and piano accompaniment! 
The Great Kat is the "Top 10 Fastest Shredders Of All Time" (Guitar One Magazine), the famous Juilliard Graduate Violin Virtuoso, the Reincarnation of Beethoven and the Only Guitar/Violin Double Virtuoso since Paganini.  The Great Kat shreds at lightning speed on both guitar and violin with entertainment and excitement, bringing genius Classical Music to the Entire World!