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id: 35601
author: Tapper, Thomas
title: Franz Liszt : The Story of a Boy Who Became a Great Pianist and Teacher
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  First page of illustrations: 1-11 and 13] [Illustration: Transcriber's note: First page of illustrations: 12 and 14-21] Franz Liszt The Story of a Boy Who Became a Great Pianist and Teacher This Book Was Made by ----------------------------------- Philadelphia Theodore Presser Co. 1712 Chestnut Str. COPYRIGHT 1921, BY THEO. [Illustration: No. 2 HOUSE IN WHICH FRANZ LISZT WAS BORN] Now-a-days there is a little tablet over the door, which tells us that Franz Liszt was born in this house, on the Twenty-second Day of October, 1811.


id: 18138
author: Kobbé, Gustav
title: The Loves of Great Composers
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  Frontispiece Mozart at the Age of Eleven Constance, Wife of Mozart Ludwig van Beethoven Countess Therese von Brunswick Beethoven at Heiligenstadt Félix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy Fanny Hensel, Sister of Mendelssohn Cécile, Wife of Mendelssohn The Mendelssohn Monument in Leipsic Frédéric Chopin [missing from book] Countess Potocka The Death of Chopin Robert Schumann Robert and Clara Schumann, in 1847 Clara Schumann at the Piano The Schumann Monument in the Bonn Cemetery Franz Liszt Liszt at the Piano The Princess Carolyne, in her Latter Years at Rome The Altenburg, Weimar, where Liszt and Carolyne lived Richard Wagner Cosima, Wife of Wagner Richard and Cosima Wagner Richard and Cosima Wagner entertaining in their Home Wahnfried, Liszt and Hans von Wolzogen Mozart and His Constance Nearly eight years after Mozart's death his widow, in response to a request from a famous publishing house for relics of the composer, sent, among other Mozartiana, a packet of letters written to her by her husband. When Liszt was producing Lohengrin, aiding Wagner pecuniarily, and cheering him in his exile, Cosima Liszt was a young girl in Paris, where she, her elder sister Blandine (afterward the wife of Emile Ollivier, who became the war minister of Napoleon the Third) and her brother Daniel lived with Liszt's mother.


id: 39754
author: Huneker, James
title: Franz Liszt
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  In Italian politics and Italian music Liszt found nothing to attract him. I visited him and his father at their lodgings in Frith Street, Soho, and young Liszt came to early family dinner at my home.


