24 Fascinating Facts about Franz Liszt, the first Classical Superstar
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I saw Liszt I click
Same! :D
@@pianogang2273 comment at 2years ago u reply 2hours ago coincidence?.?
@@pierreyacoub2080 Spooky
@@pianogang2273 hehe
i resonate with this comment on a spiritual level
Hi
Hi, Mr. Liszt! We all love you!
Liszt! Rebefriend Chopin! Please, for the sake of my well being
@@Isa-tn7ex I agree!
@@pianogang2273 Omg! Three months ago.. how my obsession has evolved. I now know Liszt ticked off Chopin and would actually really like to be friends again. So Liszt, my revised plea: make up for whatever Franz-y things you did, so that Fryderyk can befriend you.
Hi Liszt
I accualy live in weimar, germany where liszt lived
Good for you
Listen to Liszt's masterpieces. He was the Real Deal.
Liszt is THE GOAT.
I'm actually starting to learn about Berlioz and as a big Liszt fan, it's quite funny to hear that Berlioz admired Liszt. I'm starting to look at musicians more so now as actual people. I know how stupid that sounds but I use to think that the way they acted while playing represented them outside of playing. And I understand now that Liszt wasn't a vain virtuoso pianist, but a generous man who loved music and was damn good at playing it.
HSW appreciate the advice! Thx, I am looking forward to these books
He was far from vain. His nurturing efforts to many of his contemporaries pulled them out of obscurity and let them rise to their fullest potential. He did that at the cost of his own life and fortune and his undying support for Wagner eventually hastened the ruin of his own reputation.
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"Antonio Salieri
OF MOZART FAME"
OOF
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..”Gone with the wind” kind of situation..
A little known fact: Franz had two lesser-known brothers by the name of Grogh Siri and Lon Drey who took care of the cooking and cleaning so that Liszt could practice all those hours.
Thank you! I did not know that! : )
LOL!!!!!
not according to Alan Walker who is the definitive study on Liszt...twenty years dogging his footsteps. Also David Dubal, who has been a source on Liszt since the seventies, professor at Juillard. Adam was Franz Father. Liszt an only son.
@@timward4227 please say their names out loud...and then wait for it...
Thanks for letting me know
young liszt would liszt-en to his father play the piano
ha.
LOL!!!!
His children were with Countess Marie d'Agoult and not Princess Carolyne zu Sayn-Wittgenstein.
@Esther Jade Quintua Correct. Blandine & Daniel died at early ages.
I went to his flat in Budapest a few weeks ago! It is pretty cool, I highly recomend it.
Lisztomania!
Liszt is my favorite composer of all time. Would love to see you cover Scriabin and Shostakovich.
What an amazing personality!
Paganini heavily influenced him, I mean performance-wise. I wish I could have seen their performance live!
Yes! I am the first super star!
Ahh...my favorite composer right after Beethoven
Did you know that his hungarian rhapsody was in one of Tom & Jerry episodes???
Ues we know
And in something else and tiktoks
Episode 29 The Cat Concerto
Love it, thanks.
I really enjoyed this. Thank you. 😀
You covered a lot of detail in an understandable way. Thanks for this!
Excellent video! 💜
I'm using this for my report for Franz Liszt tomorrow
Hello Allysia, fantastic video! There was a book or something you read to record this video, or it was a broader research really? I am constantly struggling to find good readings on composers biographys and facts. Any help would be much appreciated. Greetings from Brazil!
Number nine is incredible. It's so wonderful to see how he used multiple arts and spirituality to develop his artistry. That's something that sadly some might not know about today. This is really a wonderful video. You have a gift for discussing history.
Great video! Very interesting information about Liszt, who is one of my top three composers of all time (right up there with Chopin and Beethoven). You are the only one who continuously produces videos of all the great classical composers, plus guidance on how to read and play many of their most famous pieces. Thank you for being such a strategic resource in my pursuit of music composition and education.
Good
I have to agree. They are my top 3 as well. :)
I love liszt
Can you do a episode where you compare western music with chinese music , for example what scales do they use , how do they use chords ....
Very interesting video! Would love to see some interesting facts about Chopin :)
Ruckzuck236 there is a video about him 23facts
@@viren4053 sorry, didnt know ^^
If I see liszt in person, I'd faint too. No matter the gender
Who had bigger hands, Rachminoff or Liszt?
They could both reach a 13th(!), though I think Rachmaninoff's hands were a little bigger. : )
nice vid ! you really need to make facts video about charles valentin alkan
There is one mistake in this video - Liszt didn`t have any children with princess Carolyne zu Sayn-Wittgenstein. He only met her a couple of years after his relationship with the mother of his children, countess Marie d`Agoult had ended.
So lucky
Hello. On an off-topic question, what would be a great book to read regarding music composition? I'm interested in composing contemporary pop music. I have ABRSM grade 5 music theory knowledge
Liszt is daddy
Yes!
Period
👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍
I don't understand that there are dislikes..for what??
look at any random videos there is a good chance there is some dislikes its pretty normal. 3 dislikes compared to 157 likes is almost no dislikes so this is pretty good. So its probably not necessary to make it a big deal.
@@FocusMrbjarke nah I know, every video has dislikes but there is not one reason that those dislikes excist
Innacurate mouses.
They just missed the like button. No one could dislike this.
Do you have a source?
Awesome
Liszt and Chopiy before
Anton reicha was one of liszt techers
holyyyyyyyyyyyy i just can see your eyessssssssssssssss holyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
how many pieces chopin composed?
About 200
24 for all keys?
His children died..., but now we have the incredible Michael Andreas Häringer :)
Actually Liszt's great-great granddaughter Katharina Wagner is still alive. She doesn't really play piano though.
Starts at 0:39. You wellcome.
If I'd be fortunate enough to be alive when/if humans create a time travelling machine, I am definitely going back to meet him
The first fact is his name's Ferenc
#25 Liszt was inspired by C.V.Alkan
12:25 WUUUT??? ARE U NUTS?
WHO SAID THIS
How did his children die?
tuberculosis
Oh boy...if only Liszt ever met Leopold Godowsky...
I find it interesting that there are people that consider Liszt the greatest pianist of all time, yet he broke strings when he played and took the liberty of altering pieces by other great composers to his own "tastes" and "sensibilities". Is there any pianist in modern times that would be lauded for performing in this way, let alone be called the greatest pianist of all time? I believe even Horowitz would have been ostracized for having played in this way. Anyone can played hard and loud. Playing softly, and with control is a whole different ballgame. I realize that the pianos of his day were very different than the modern piano, but still..........
His transcription in his travels gave people that never had the opportunity to see a concert or Opera..his generosity is well documented
nice! since you did liszt, it would be great if you did alkan who liszt thought was superior to him technically.
first 🤙
second lol
1:35 What the hell could Salieri have taught Liszt? Salieri wrote mostly operas and choral music, never piano
Liszt only wrote 2 operas and aren’t even famous works
Nononononononoon..... Okay, he was INCREDIBLY goood pianist! BUT, how can you shoot out Beethoven, Mozart and others... JUST LIKE THAT???? God! It is just soo sad!!😶☹☹
I just can't seem to find songs by other composers that are as beautiful as Liebestraume no.3 and Un Sospiro. Them shits move the soul.
Come on people liszt is better than chopin. Give it up. I'm not saying by mountains better. But if the lord came down and said dont lie. You'd be like liszt god dont tell anyone I really like to say Chopin.
and tbh i dont get what ppl hear in Liszt even Alkan's music is more interesting imo
Liszts sonata is a masterpiece
hes version of les huguenots is pretty awesome and un sospiro, dun juan, reminiscenser de norma, transcendental etudes 12, ave maria.
i didnt like the music of Liszt if he had any .A formula one racing car going nowhere just running whos faster is the better musician. Listen hours and hours of Chopin yet I cant recall if I started a piece of Liszt and finished it. virtuosity and technique a form but no essence Liszt is empty of musicality and he knows that. How come young Schubert can compose small pieces yet all time masterpieces Ave Maria and Serenata and him ??...................
Virtuosity. The true virtuoso..root latin, is the bearer of Truth, which he demonstrated all his life. I think you better stay with something you. are familiar with, like race cars, since you know very little about music. If you are truly interested in a very objective lesson of music, read Alan Walkers three books, or you can Google HIs lectures at the Library of Congress.
@@timward4227 wow do u have ears? Liszt destroys chopin.