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Franz Liszt was a pioneering 19th century Hungarian composer and pianist who was taught composition by Antonio Salieri in his early years. While Liszt composed religious works and helped other artists, some of his compositions used unprecedented emotional and psychological impacts with brutal sounds that may have planted the seeds for later heavy metal styles. Liszt felt free to portray all human experiences through his music, including the darker and more evil sides of life, though he was a devout Catholic not seeking to worship evil.
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Liszt Powerpoint - pdf
- 1. Franz Liszt 1811 - 1886
- 2. Liszt was born in a village near Sopron, Hungary, (now Raiding, Austria).
- 3. Antonio Salieri taught him the technique of composition and fostered the young Liszt's musical taste.
- 4. Were the seeds of Heavy Metal planted by Franz Liszt? That question may sound a bit far-fetched, but one should listen closely to some of Liszt's pioneering compositions-- filled with brutal moans & groans.
- 5. Liszt brought to music unprecedented emotional and psychological impact that previously never existed, paving the way for Wagner, Tchaikovsky, Puccini and many others that followed. Though Beethoven previously touched upon a heavier style with the Coriolan Overture, or Mozart with Don Giovanni, they never delved as deep into the brutal dark side of mankind, nor into the darkest and most demonic realms of evil as did Liszt.
- 6. Franz Liszt was a diehard Catholic. Moreover, one look at how he conducted his life, giving free lessons, free concerts as fundraisers, helping aspiring artists, and writing celestial oratorios and masses, we instantly and quite assuredly know that Franz Liszt was an angel not Mephistopheles.
- 7. Henceforth, Liszt was certainly not a devil worshipper, as some foolishly suspected, as he simply revealed all facets of the human experience. His era was one of great instability, revolutions, war and death. To turn a deaf ear, and close one's eyes, to this aspect of life is, after all, pure ignorance. That a novelist can write about the evil side of mankind, like Shakespeare did in "Hamlet", Goethe did in "Faust" or Dante did in his "Divine Comedy", Liszt felt the same freedom as a composer.
- 8. Liszt composed Hamlet in the 1850's well over a hundred years before Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, or Jimi Hendrix. Liszt's Hamlet: Liszt's symphonic poem ingeniously portrays the various psychological mood swings that plague Hamlet throughout Shakespeare's intense play. http://www.d-vista.com/OTHER/franzliszt.html
- 9. Liszt's Dante Symphony, Totentanz, Prometheus and many others also contain advanced sound scapes that make Liszt look like a modern time traveler stuck in an ancient civilization.