Category:Piano-Harmonium

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See also categories: Claviorganum, Piano-mélodium and Piano-Harmonium.

References

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  • Michael Saffle (2013) Franz Liszt: A Research and Information Guide, Routledge Music Bibliographies (2nd ed.), Routledge, p. 500 ISBN 978-1-135-83959-8
    "1621. Verdin, Joris. “Le Piano-Harmonium de Liszt.” La Tribune de l'orgue 56/1 (2004): 9-20.
    Not seen; apparently another study of the “monster” instrument, published in a difficult-to-obtain “Suisse romande” periodical.",
    "1622. Moore, Wayne T. “Liszt's Piano-Harmonium.” The American Organist 20/7 (July 1986): 64–66. ISSN 0164-3150. MLI.M327.
    Describes the instrument's dimensions and character, Liszt's interest in it, and Richard Pohl's discussion of it—published under the pseudonym “Hoplit”—that appeared in 1854 in the Neue Zeitschrift für Music. Illustrated with a reproduction of a well-known steel engraving of the harmonium Liszt kept in the Altenburg, Weimar, during the 1850s. See to, “Letter from Thuringia (Liszt's Piano-Harmonium),” Journal of the American Liszt Society 18 (1985):47–51, which provides another version of Pohl's eyewitness description of Liszt's Altenburg “monster.”
  • Wayne T. Moore. "Liszt’s Monster Instrument Revisited". The Diapason XCVI/5 (May 2005): 15.
    "In 1854, Richard Pohl, editor of the Neue Zeitschrift fur Musik, reported hearing Franz Liszt in Weimar, Germany, play a combination piano-harmonium, a newly developed instrument built to Liszt's specifications."

Subcategories

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Media in category "Piano-Harmonium"

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