In this historical biography, which is yet another piece in the "Music" series published by "S.I. Zacharopoulos," the renowned author George N. Drosos details the life of the famous Hungarian composer and piano virtuoso Franz Liszt, providing historically verified information that places him in his time and records his rich body of work.

He was the composer who dared to oppose established notions, to free himself from the shackles of form, and to speak about the "music of the future," influencing even Wagner.

This is a particularly well-curated work that documents his life, loves, opinions on musical art, his philosophical and social views, and his relationships with the intellectual and artistic creators of his time.

Franz Liszt was not only a composer but also one of the greatest pianists of all time. He was also a conductor, educator, author, and a notable musical figure who experienced the evolution of the piano in the 19th century. As a pianist, he managed to showcase the great expressive possibilities of this splendid instrument, for which he composed significant timeless works.