How Liszt's Lost Opera was Rescued
This documentary tells the story of how a team of Cambridge University researchers and singers worked to rescue the first act of Liszt's opera from a manuscript that was assumed to be fragmentary and illegible. Alongside musical segments and interviews, it shows how the music was rescued and brought to life. The world premiere of a scene took place on Thursday 15th June 2017 as part of the BBC Cardiff Singer of the World Film by Tom Andrews (https://www.tom-andrews.co.uk), sound by Myles Eastwood (https://www.eastwoodrecords.co.uk). By kind permission of the Master and Fellows of Christ's, Jesus, and St. John's College, University of Cambridge.

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Liszt and the Keyboard

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Liszt – Mephisto Waltz No 1 & Nächtliche Zug, S110 by Leslie Howard

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Liszt and His Pupils

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Liszt - Harmonies poétiques et religieuses, S173 by Andrea Bonatta

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When Liszt Attempted Atonality

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Liszt in the World

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Odyssey film review with Cambridge Classicists

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Liszt - Via crucis, explained by Reinbert de Leeuw

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Liszt Fever: Misha Dichter on Why Franz Liszt is a “Towering Genius”

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History of Italian opera-Viva Verdi - part 1of 7

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Episode 102: Chopin & Liszt, Friends or Frenemies?

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Reinbert de Leeuw - Franz Liszt/ Via Crucis

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A Conversation with Igor Stravinsky, 1957

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Franz Liszt: Sardanapalo – El Khoury, Hernández, Pushniak, Staatskapelle Weimar & Kirill Karabits

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Franz Liszt's Pupils and Friends plays Liszt

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Why Listen to Liszt?

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Alan Walker & David Dubal, 3/12/84

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How to Sound Like Franz Liszt

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Making classical music an immersive bodily experience

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