1811-1886

Although he is rich and successful, musical superstar Franz Liszt is restless until he meets the gypsy Josy, a gifted young musician, and wagers that he can turn the wayward boy into a world-class musician.

Explores the history of the Oneida community, as told by a descendant of one of the Community's original families, discussing it's founding in the early 19th century by religious leader John Humphrey Noyes and his followers who built a free love community in rural New York, their eventual rejection of Noyes' sexual theories and belief in eugenics after his death, and their business success as a leading manufacturer of flatware in the 20th century.

A biography of the Hungarian pianist and composer who began his career with a piano recital at age nine. Includes examples and analyses of his work.

Chronicles the life of composer and pianist Franz Liszt in nineteenth-century Hungary, and contains sidebars that provide information about events taking place in other parts of the world during his lifetime.