Franz Liszt’s Piano Concerto No. 1
I want to share with you Franz Liszt’s Piano Concerto No. 1. As one of my favorite childhood memories, I remember walking home with my father on a sunny Sunday afternoon. I was maybe nine years old. There was the sound of classical music coming from the fourth-floor window of our apartment building. Our neighbor was listening to music very loud. My father said with admiration, “She is listening to Liszt.” This was the first time I had heard of Franz Liszt.
I remember father explaining to me the “z” in his name and it was spelled differently from list, which in Russian means “leaf.” I don’t remember the music, but I do remember a certain respect in my father’s voice for the neighbor and her preference in music.
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Nice one. We visited the Villa d’Este, where the great virtuoso spent many a summer, while we were in Tívoli recently. Such an inspiring landscape. Some thoughts from the excursion...
https://joelbowman.substack.com/p/the-virtuoso-in-the-villa