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Life of Liszt

by Ludwig Nohl

In "Life of Liszt" by Ludwig Nohl, embark on a captivating journey into the enigmatic life of one of the most influential figures in the world of classical music - Franz Liszt. Unravel the extraordinary tale of a virtuoso pianist, a visionary composer, and a passionate advocate for the arts. Step into the world of 19th-century Europe, where Franz Liszt's genius and magnetic presence left an indelible mark on the music landscape. Ludwig Nohl, a respected musicologist and scholar, weaves together a comprehensive narrative that delves into the triumphs and trials that shaped Liszt's remarkable life. Follow Liszt's meteoric rise to fame as a piano prodigy, captivating audiences across Europe with his unparalleled talent. As you turn the pages, immerse yourself in the artistic circles of the Romantic era, where Liszt forged close friendships with other luminaries like Chopin, Wagner, and Berlioz. However, behind the dazzling façade of fame and adoration lies a man plagued by inner conflicts and self-doubt. Explore the complexities of Liszt's personal life, from his passionate romances with renowned women of the time to his spiritual journey as he embraced a semi-monastic existence in later years. As a visionary composer, Liszt pushed the boundaries of musical expression, pioneering the symphonic poem genre and elevating the role of the piano in concert performances. Nohl meticulously examines Liszt's compositions, providing keen insights into the musical innovations that continue to inspire generations of musicians. "Lie of Liszt" offers a compelling portrait of a multifaceted artist whose impact on classical music was profound and far-reaching. Ludwig Nohl's masterful storytelling and meticulous research bring to life the triumphs and struggles of a musical genius, offering readers a front-row seat to witness the evolution of a legend. Whether you are a classical music enthusiast, a pianist seeking inspiration, or a history aficionado, "Life of Liszt" promises an immersive and insightful journey into the heart and mind of a musical titan. Discover the man behind the music, his legacy, and the enduring influence of Franz Liszt on the world of classical music.

Book Details

Language

English

Original Language

German

Published In

1880

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Ludwig Nohl was a prominent musicologist, pianist, and music educator, whose life was dedicated to preserving and promoting the works of classical composers. His passion for music and commitment to un...

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