Liszt Haus

Liszt-Haus

This is Liszt’s former residence in Weimar. In this circle of yellow houses, Liszt lived for 11 years and brought his immortal music to Weimar, and pushed Weimar to the German music of that period. art Center. Liszt is a Hungarian. There is also a Liszt statue in front of the Budapest Opera House. Even people who don't know much about music and art know Mozart and John Strauss in Austria, Beethoven in Germany, and Chopin in Poland. They seem to have never heard of Liszt's name. However, without Liszt, there would be no final achievement of Chopin.

Liszt, a major musician in Germany, spent most of his life in this former residence, including the peak of his creation.

Liszt is a famous German musician and composer. He spent most of his life here. You can still see many household items used by the celebrity in his former residence. Ticket price 2 euros student ticket 1.5 euros

Andersen said that Weimar is a garden with a city. It is called the cultural center of Germany. The Bauhaus Museum and the German National Theater are all located here, and many composers have created famous works here. Due to time constraints, I regretfully missed the Bauhaus School. With the group, we focused on visiting the little yellow building at the entrance to the Immel Park-Liszt’s former residence. He is a Hungarian. He was inspired by the work "Clock" by the Italian devil player Paconini and adapted it into the piano song "Clock", which was later known as the devil of the piano. In Weimar Square, it is said that every visit On punctuality, the ceramic clock will ring.

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Central Germany is the spiritual home of Germany. Martin Luther's religious reform was the forerunner of free thought. The glorious Weimar Classical period was the beginning of the Enlightenment in Germany. The above two historical events both occurred in Thuringia in central Germany. However, I still want to start with a more relaxed Liszt and describe this short trip to central Germany. Liszt lived in this villa on the banks of the Ilm River Park for nearly 17 years (1869-1886). Speaking of Liszt, his playing career, his ups and downs in his personal life, the Hungarian pianist is a legend in itself. Liszt was born humble, and his father seemed to be a housekeeper for the rich. Liszt himself has an amazing talent for piano, not to mention the teachers he admires are not idlers, such as Czerny and Antonio Salieri. The 10 years between 20s and 30s was Liszt's ten years touring Europe. The career of a performer in the past ten years has been brilliant. Some pianists are called "piano princes" and some are called "piano poets", but only Liszt is the well-deserved "king of pianos." Speaking of Liszt, I often think of Paganini, who is a skilled performer. And this technique also continues in his works. From his beginning, the expressive power of the piano has been greatly improved. In addition, he is said to be very good at mobilizing the emotions of the audience. First, he changed the position of the pianist, from the pianist's back or facing the audience to the side facing the audience. This habit has been retained to this day. Just look at the portrait of Liszt when he was young to find the reason for his arrangement.