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Franz Liszt From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Franz Liszt Hungarian Liszt Ferenc October 22 July 31 ) was a Hungarian virtuoso pianist and composer . He is widely considered to be one of the greatest virtuosi of all time. Franz Liszt Liszt studied and played at Vienna and Paris and for most of his life toured throughout Europe giving concerts. His virtuosity earned him approbations by composers and performers alike throughout Europe . His great generosity with both time and money benefitted the lives of many people: victims of disasters, orphans and the many students he taught for free. He also contributed to the Beethoven memorial fund. His piano compositions include works such as his Piano Sonata in B minor , and two piano concertos , which have entered the standard repertoire. He also made many exuberant piano transcriptions of operas , famous symphonies , and Schubert Lieder . As would be expected from a pianist-composer of Liszt's virtuosity, many of his piano compositions are amongst the most technically challenging in the repertoire. Contents Biography Inspiration of Pilgrimage Liszt in Germany In Retirement ... edit Biography Liszt was born in the village of Doborj¡n, near

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www.mfiles.co.uk Home Classical Other Styles Original ... Reviews Composer Back Franz Liszt (1811 - 1886) Franz Liszt was a virtuoso pianist, composer and Romantic artist par excellence. He is remembered today mainly for his important contributions to piano technique and repertoire. A child prodigy, the young Liszt toured Europe under the guidance of his father (an amateur musician), showing off his amazing pianistic talent. A turning point came when, in his early twenties, Liszt heard the virtuoso violinist Paganini perform. He decided from then on that he would dedicate himself to doing for the piano what Paganini had done for the violin. After isolating himself in intense practice he finally succeeded admirably in that goal, writing a number of works of hither-to unheard-of difficulty, many actually inspired by Paganini's Caprices. Using his own compositions and virtuoso fantasies based on contemporary operas, Liszt took Europe, Russia and Turkey by storm as a soloist. After reaching the highest levels of society and receiving the endorsement of royalty from every European nation, Liszt abruptly gave up the stressful life of a touring concert artist and settled down, at age 37, to other artistic pursuits. The period that followed was a very fruitful one for Liszt. He extensively revised many of his earlier piano pieces to give them more musical and poetic depth, in the process often greatly reducing their technical demands. He also set to work on a number of new and major compositions, including the Sonata in B Minor for piano and symphonies inspired by Goethe's Faust and Dante's Divine Comedy. Finally, he pioneered a new genre of orchestral music, the “symphonic poem”. These works were extensions of his earlier character pieces for piano, and are intended to depict a poetic or dramatic scene in symphonic terms. Liszt was a deeply philosophical man, and much of his music was inspired directly by the poets and writers he admired, including Byron, Goethe, Lamartine and Senancour.

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28. Liszt, Franz (1811-1886) liszt, franz. COMPOSER, pianist, CONDUCTOR (HUNGARY). BORN 22 Oct 1811, Raiding DIED 31 Jul 1886, Bayreuth GRAVE LOCATION Bayreuth Stadtfriedhof (small http://www.xs4all.nl/~androom/biography/p003363.htm

if(self.location==top.location)self.location="../index.htm?biography/p003363.htm"; Liszt, Franz COMPOSER, PIANIST, CONDUCTOR (HUNGARY) BORN 22 Oct 1811, Raiding - DIED 31 Jul 1886, Bayreuth GRAVE LOCATION Bayreuth: Stadtfriedhof (small mausoleum) Liszt made his public debut when he was nineteen years old. Soon afterwards prince Esterhazy heard him and was much impressed. Funds were raised for a serious musical education and Liszt went to Vienna to study composition with Salieri and piano with Czerny. After two years he was set to pursue his studies at the conservatory in Paris, but Cherubini, then the director of that institution, refused to admit him because he was a foreigner. After a further private eduction he played at the houses of rich families and in 1824 he made his debut in London. He caused a sensation and soon played at Drury Lane and before George IV. The experience of seeing him perform usually put his audiences in Paris in a state ecstasy and when in 1830 he met Paganini, Berlioz and Chopin, they inspired him to exploit his romantic spirit and to find his own style as a composer. The duchess d'Agoult left her husband in 1833 to follow Liszt and their liaison resulted in three children: Blandine, Cosima and Daniel. They separated in 1839. Under her writer's name Daniel Stern, Marie D'Agoult published the novel "Nélida", relating her relationship with Liszt. He probably never forgave her for doing so. Among Liszt's many other affairs with women was the one with Lola Montez, ending in Liszt locking Montez into a hotel room and running away himself.

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rodcorp art, architecture, books, maps; how teams and systems work. Main How we work: Franz Liszt, composer/pianist Liszt was a flamboyant performer: one of the first to improve the recital as spectacle by turning his piano sideways, he'd played in green silk gloves , and later leave them for the swooning, jewelry-tossing ladies in the audience to fight over. He advised his students to read a book while practicing. The advantage of reading a book while practicing for pure technique alone is that it enables us to forget the boredom of playing a passage over and over again, a dozen, or fifty or a hundred times until the body has absorbed it. Not all books, however, lend themselves equally well to this employment. Poetry interferes subtly with the rhythm of the music, and so does really admirable prose. The most useful, I have found for myself, are detective stories, sociology and literary criticism. However, any reading matter that distracts the mind without engaging the sense or the emotions too powerfully will work. [From Piano Notes by Charles Rosen. This via

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Composers Biography Languages Franz Liszt Life Works Piano Works Catalogue Best Works ... Home Page Franz Liszt Life He was the son of a talented amateur musician who was a steward in the service of the Esterhàzy family. Liszt was a child prodigy at the piano and, by the time he was eleven, he had performed in many parts of Europe. In 1821 he left Hungary and moved to Vienna where he studied piano with Czerny and composition with Salieri. Two years later he went with his family to Paris where he was recognised as a brilliant performer and quickly became a favourite of the wealthy French families. In 1830 he met Chopin Berlioz and the violinist Paganini , whose virtuosity inspired Liszt to explore the expressive possibilities of the piano. As a young man in Paris, Liszt was as famed for his affairs of the heart as for his piano technique. In 1835 he eloped with his mistress, the Countess Marie d'Agoult, to Switzerland and they spent the next few years in the Alps and in Italy. MIDI FILE - "Liebestraum" Soon Liszt began a vagabond life that took him to every capital in Europe where he achieved tremendous success as a pianist. In 1844 he separated from his mistress, by now the mother of his three children, and four years later he settled in Weimar, with Princess Carolyne Sayn-Wittgenstein, and was appointed Court Kapellmeister.

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FRANZ LISZT LISZT, FRANZ Omitting trifles and all publications that have been cancelled, the following list of compositions may be taken as fairly comprehensive: Pianoforte Pieces.Etudes dexbcution transcendante; Etudes de concert; Zwei Etuden, Waldesrauschen, Gnomentanz; Ab Irato; Paganini Studies; Annes de Pblerinage, 3 sets; Harmonies poetiques et religieuses, 1-10; Consolations, 1-6; Ave Maria in E; Sonata in B minor; Konzert-Solo in E minor; Scherzo und Marsch; Ballades, I. II.; Polonaises, I. II.; Apparitions, 1-3; Berceuse; Valse impromptu; Mazurka brillant; 3 Caprices Valses; Galop chromatique; Mephisto-Walzer, I.,II.,III. and Polka; Zwci Legenden, Die Vogelpredigt, Der heilige Franciscus auf den Wogen schreitend ; Der Weihnachtsbaum, 1-12; Sarabande und Chaconne ( Almira); Elegies, I., II. and III.; La lugubre Gondola; Dem Andenken Petofis; Mosonyis Grabgeleit; Romance oubliCe; Valses oublibes, 1-3; Liebestrume, 1-3 (originally songs); Hexameron; Rhapsodies Hongroises, 1-18. Pieces for Two Pianos.Concerto pathbtique (identical with the Konzert-Solo in E minor); Dante symphony; Faust symphony; Pomes symphoniques, 1-12; Beethovens 9th symphony. Pianoforte with Orchestra.Concertos I. in E flat, II. in A;

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