Franz Liszt

Franz Liszt  (1811–1886)
	Alternative names	Franz Ritter von Lisz, Liszt Ferencz, Ritter von Liszt
	Description	Hungarian composer, conductor, educator and pianist
	Date of birth/death	22 October 1811	31 July 1886
	Location of birth/death	Doborján, Kingdom of Hungary (present-day Raiding, Burgenland, Austria)	Bayreuth
	Work period	New German School, Romanticism
	Work location	Austria-Hungary; Weimar; Rome
	Authority file	: Q41309 VIAF: 64199483 ISNI: 000000012280979X ULAN: 500330920 LCCN: n79079048 NLA: 35308243 MusicBrainz: 2cd475bb-1abd-40c4-9904-6d4b691c752c Open Library: OL403805A DBNL: lisz001 GND: 118573527 SELIBR: 208502 SUDOC: 026991535 BNF: 139773750 BPN: 49289277 NDL: 00523887 BIBSYS: 90066794 HDS: 041459 NKC: jn19981001756 Léonore: [ LH//1646/4] SBN: CFIV029699 BNE: XX963604 CiNii: DA03176116 NLP: a0000001180566 KulturNav: de8adc95-8e3a-4405-bccd-310eea3c86d0 J9U: 987007264655105171 Koninklijke: 068284764 NLK: KAC199616810 WorldCat

creator QS:P170,Q41309

Portraits

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  Franz Liszt by Miklós Barabás, 1847
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  Franz Liszt by Wilhelm von Kaulbach, 1856
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  Photograph, 1870
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  1871, by Fritz Luckhardt
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  Photograph
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  Franz Liszt in seinem Arbeitszimmer in Weimar, um 1884. Photo Louis Held
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  1880
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  Photograph, 1884
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  Photograph by Nadar, 1886
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  Photograph by Nadar, 1886
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  Franz Liszt by Mihály Munkácsy, 1886
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  List at piano, 1886 engraving, based on a photograph
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  Josef Danhauser,

  Franz Liszt Fantasizing at the Piano

  , 1840
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  Totenmaske

Sculptures

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  in Kalocsa, 1986
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  Bust in Bayreuth, created by Arno Breker
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  Pécs, Franz Liszt by Imre Varga
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  in Stuttgart

Plaques

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  Gedenktafel für Franz Liszt in Retz

Music

• Concert #1, part 1
• Concert #1, part 2
• Au bord d'une source
• Soirees de Vienne
• Totentanz
• Mephisto Waltz No. 1
• Hungarian Rhapsody no. 2
• Hungarian Rhapsody No. 10
• Third Concert Etude, Un Sospiro (A Sigh)
• Liebesträume No. 3

Excerpts of musical notation

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  Русский: «Тати-тати»

  English: "Chopsticks" in duple meter as known in Russia in the 19th century; Liszt composed a brief piece based on this theme for the piano collection Paraphrases by Borodin, Cui, Liadov, Rimsky-Korsakov, and Shcherbachov