\u00abLiszt en Par\u00eds: Encuentros Duraderos\u00bb, se encuentra ahora en la \u00abMorgan Library and Museum\u00bb, y relatan los a\u00f1os de Liszt en Par\u00eds durante los a\u00f1os 1820 y 1830. Naci\u00f3 en lo que ahora es Raiding, Austria, pero en 1811 fue parte del Reino de Hungr\u00eda. A pesar de que plasmar\u00eda en sus obras su origen H\u00fangaro (por ejemplo, al componer sus famosas \u00abRapsodias h\u00fangaras\u00bb), hablaba Alem\u00e1n en forma nativa. <\/p>\n
Comenz\u00f3 su carrera de concierto a los 9 a\u00f1os. En 1822 estaba en Viena, estudiando con el pupilo de Beethoven, Carl Czerny. En Viena, seg\u00fan la leyenda, Beethoven bes\u00f3 al peque\u00f1o Franz en la frente. Aunque Beethoven lo haya hecho o no, este \u00abbeso\u00bb ocupa un espacio excesivo en la historia de Liszt.<\/p>\n
La primera secci\u00f3n de la exposici\u00f3n se titula como \u00abEl prodigio\u00bb. Liszt estudi\u00f3 composici\u00f3n as\u00ed como tambi\u00e9n piano. \u00abThe Morgan\u00bb muestra la car\u00e1tula de su primera edici\u00f3n Inglesa de \u00abSiete Variaciones Brillantes, para el Piano Forte, sobre un Tema de Rossini, op. 2\u00bb de aproximadamente 1825, por \u00abFrancis Liszt.\u00bb (al menos no lo llamaban Frank.) Fue tal su progreso que cuando en 1824 Anton Diabelli invit\u00f3 a varios compositores destacados \u2014incluyendo a Czerny, Johann Hummel, y a Franz Schubert\u2014 a escribir cada uno una variaci\u00f3n de uno de sus temas de vals, incluy\u00f3 a Liszt que en ese momento ten\u00eda 13 a\u00f1os.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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