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Masters
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Twelve
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Music Raymond Carver
Franz Liszt eloped with countess Marie D'Agoult, Who wrote novels. Polite society washed its hands of him, and his countess-novelist whore. Liszt gave her three children, and music. Then went off with Princess Wittgenstein. Cosima, Liszt's daughter, married the conductor, Hans von Bülow. But Richard Wagner stole her. Took her away to Bayreuth. Where Liszt showed up one morning. Long white hair flouncing. Shaking his fist. Music. Music! Everybody grew more famous.
Composer Portraits by Paul Murphy (Belfast)
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