Franz Liszt and His World

FrontMatter, pg. i
Contents, pg. vii
Acknowledgments, pg. xi
Permissions and Credits, pg. xiii
Preface, pg. xv
Liszt, Italy, and the Republic of the Imagination, pg. 3
Heine, Liszt, and the Song of the Future, pg. 39
The Battle Against Instrumental Virtuosity in the Early Nineteenth Century, pg. 75
Prophet and Populace in Liszt's "Beethoven" Cantatas, pg. 113
"Just Two Words. Enormous Success" Liszt's 1838 Vienna Concerts, pg. 167
Liszt, Wagner, and Unfolding Form: Orpheus and the Genesis of Tristan und Isolde, pg. 231
Publishing Paraphrases and Creating Collectors, pg. 255
Liszt on the Artist in Society, pg. 291
The First Biography: Joseph d'Ortigue on Franz Liszt at Age Twenty-Three, pg. 303
Ludwig Rellstab's. Biographical Sketch of Liszt, pg. 335
From the Biographer's Workshop: Lina Ramann's Questionnaires to Liszt, pg. 361
Fétis's Review of the Transcendental Etudes, pg. 427
Heinrich Heine on Liszt, pg. 441
"Even His Critics Must Concede": Press Accounts of Liszt at the Bonn Beethoven Festival, pg. 467
Defending Liszt: Felix Draeseke on the Symphonic Poems, pg. 485
A Mirror to the Nineteenth Century, pg. 517
Index, pg. 569
Notes on the Contributors, pg. 583