Franz Liszt (1811–1886) was an Austrian-Hungarian composer and virtuoso pianist of the 19th century.
He was a renowned performer throughout Europe, noted for his compositions and great skill with the piano.
Liszt helped found the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music in Budapest. Throughout his later years Liszt took on
many private students and his influence as a pedagogue was immense.
Today the Liszt Academy is still an esteemed music school throughout the world
and sponsors the annual Liszt International Piano Competition.
The Liszt Museum is housed in his former residence.

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The most valuable part of the
The Liszt Museum is a reconstruction of Liszt's last Budapest
Portrait of the elder Liszt
Ornate commemorative silver
Portrait of the young Liszt
Portrait of the young Liszt
The Liszt Museum is a reconstruction of Liszt's last Budapest
The most valuable part of the collection consists of Liszt's
The most valuable part of the
Portrait of Liszt
A commemorative hand-made silver music stand
Franz Liszt (1811–1886) was an Austrian-Hungarian composer and virtuoso pianist
The most valuable part of the collection consists of Liszt's
The collection of the museum contains
His monastic-like bedroom furniture.
Photo of Liszt
The most valuable part of the
At the age of 51, after
The Liszt Museum is a reconstruction of Liszt's last Budapest
The Liszt Museum is a reconstruction of Liszt's last Budapest
Exterior of the museum

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