AUSSTELLUNGEN EXHIBITIONS - Lisztomania 2011

Franz Liszt – 

The das Genius Genie aus from Raiding 

BORN TO BE 

A SUPERSTAR 

www.lisztomania.at 

EXHIBITIONS 

AUSSTELLUNGEN 

IN IM BURGENLAND 2011

Lisztomania 2011 © 

Franz Liszt – The Genius from Raiding 

Born to be a Superstar 

Franz Liszt in Weimar, 1856. Photograph of a painting by Richard Lauchert 

© Landesmuseum Burgenland 

Franz Liszt was born on 22 October 1811 in Raiding, a town in 

today’s central Burgenland which at that time was part of Hungary. 

He displayed exceptional musical talent at an early age, and successful 

concerts in Sopron and Bratislava earned him a reputation as a 

child prodigy. His father, Adam Liszt – an overseer at the Esterházy 

sheep farm and himself an amateur cellist at the Esterházy court – 

arranged for Franz to have his first piano instruction with Carl Czerny 

and Antonio Salieri in Vienna. At the age of twelve, Liszt was already 

taking the salons, stages and houses of the aristocracy in Paris und 

London by storm. 

Liszt is considered a revolutionary of piano playing. His solo performances 

and concert appearances were highly virtuosic, and he 

was the first pianist to give solo evening concerts, thus initiating the 

concert form known as the “piano recital”. He cultivated an eccentric 

manner on the stages of Europe and roused his audiences to 

transports of enthusiasm, especially the ladies, whose adoration 

soared at times to hysterical heights. During his years at Weimar, he 

invented the “symphonic poem”, single-movement programmatic 

works in which he attempted to express the spirit of the golden age 

of Goethe and Schiller. Liszt was also a deeply religious man and created 

numerous sacred works. Franz Liszt composed over 800 works 

which still enthrall audiences today. 

The piano virtuoso developed into a true European who was at home 

in Vienna, Budapest, Paris, London, Weimar, Bayreuth and Rome. He 

maintained active contacts with other musicians such as Richard 

Wagner, Frédéric Chopin and Hector Berlioz and with the intellectuals 

of his day. Franz Liszt was not only a composer, piano virtuoso, 

conductor and teacher, but also an empathetic humanist who often 

gave performances for charitable purposes, a tolerant human being, 

a witty conversationalist and a man of great personal attraction.

Initiation 

Lisztomania 2011 © – Exhibitions 

How tumultuous was the applause which greeted him! Bouquets 

were thrown at his feet! It was a grand sight to see how calmly 

he, in his triumph, let the bouquets of flowers rain upon him and 

then finally, gracefully smiling, placed a red camellia, which he 

had plucked from one of the bouquets, in his button-hole. Thus 

I thought, thus I explained Lisztomania to myself. 

Twelve-year-old Liszt in 

Hungarian dress 


Lithograph by Franz Hanfstaengel 


Heinrich Heine, Essays II 

Franz Liszt, Photogravure 

Bruckmann, o. Inv. 


To mark the 200th anniversary of Franz Liszt’s birth, exhibitions at 

a number of venues in Eisenstadt and central Burgenland – some 

of them unique original locations – will be devoted to the life and 

work of the great composer. Taken as a whole, the exhibitions will 

present a picture of the important phases in the composer’s life 

and provide insights into a dazzling, complex personality: prodigy 

and piano virtuoso, star performer and heartthrob, composer and 

renewer of music, European, free thinker and clergyman. 

Liszt House Raiding, “Le petit Litz” – Origins of a Genius 

Lisztzentrum Raiding, Franz Liszt. The Weimar Sound 

Unterfrauenhaid Parish Church, Liszt, the Child Prodigy – 

Baptism and Prophecy 

Museum of the Province of Burgenland, 

Lisztomania – The Wizard at the Piano 

Haydn House Eisenstadt, Franz Liszt – Pioneer and 

Kapellmeister Extraordinaire 

Gallery of the Province of Burgenland, Vivat Liszt! 

Hear the Light – See the Sound. Tour d’Europe 

Museum of the Diocese of Eisenstadt, Abbé Liszt – 

The Man, his Music and his Faith 

Museum für Baukultur Neutal (museum of building culture), 

Free-Mason-Work. From Liszt to Sinowatz 

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Liszt House Raiding 

“Le petit Litz“ 

Origins of a Genius 

"On Sunday last, on the 26th of this month, at mid-day, nineyear-old 

Franz Liszt had the opportunity to introduce himself as 

a pianist to numerous members of the local high aristocracy 

and several self-proclaimed artists, at the home of the highborn 

Count Michael Esterházy. The exceptional skill of this young artist, 

and his ability to sight-read the most difficult pieces that 

were placed before him, excited universal admiration." 

Liszt’s birth house 

© Günther Pint 

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Städtische Preßburger Zeitung, 28 November 1820 

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13-year-old Franz Liszt at 

the piano 

© Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum 

Pianoforte, Joseph Dohnal, 

Vienna, ca. 1795 

© Musica Kremsmünster 

Liszt’s historic birth house will commemorate his phenomenal 

career as a piano prodigy and explore the interesting question 

of how the son of a sheep farm overseer was able to develop 

his enormous talent. 

The exhibition will therefore examine Liszt’s childhood and the influence 

of Adam Liszt on his son, as well as young Franz’s early 

musical successes, concerts and travels, and will present, for the 

first time, autograph documents relating to the history of the Liszt 

family. 

Liszt’s first concerts in Sopron and Bratislava at the age of nine 

brought him glowing critiques and a scholarship. In 1822 the family 

moved to Vienna, where Liszt received music instruction. Soon 

Franz and his family moved to Paris, where “le petit Litz” became 

the darling of Paris society. The young prodigy also took London 

by storm. The once sickly child became a star, managed by an 

ambitious father who promoted “the wunderkind“ as a successful 

enterprise. 

Among the exhibits being displayed is a pianoforte built by Joseph 

Dohnal, similar to the instrument upon which young Liszt learned 

to play, as well as a portrait of the prodigy at the piano.

Location 


Lisztstraße 46, A-7321 Raiding 

Opening Hours 

17 March – 11 November 2011 

Mon. – Sun., 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

Guided Tours by Appointment (groups) 

Tours available: 17 March – 11 November 2011 


Tour duration: 45 minutes 

Languages: German, English, Hungarian 

Tour surcharge: € 25 per guided group, 

max. 25 persons per guide 

Guided Tours with the Curator 

Tours for individual guests: 

Sun., 17 April 2011, 4 p.m. 

Sun., 7 August 2011, 4 p.m. 

Tours for groups: by appointment 


Languages: German, English 

Admission: € 5 per person, max. 25 persons per guide 

Information & Booking 

Liszt-Haus Raiding 


T +43-2619-51047, F 22 

office@liszthaus.at, 

www.liszthaus.at 


Admission Prices (exclusive of tour surcharge) 

Admission € 3.50 

Reduced admission € 3.00 

(groups of 20 people or more, school children, students, seniors) 

Family admission € 8.00 

(parents or grandparents with children up to the age of 14) 

Viewing of the concert hall (Lisztzentrum) is included in the admission price, 

but is only possible when the hall is not in use. 

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Lisztzentrum Raiding 

Franz Liszt. The Weimar Sound 

Liszt’s Orchestra – His Instrumentation (1848 – 1860) 


© Ulrich Schwarz 

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When Liszt took up his post at Weimar, he 

found a small orchestra of well-qualified musicians 

waiting for him. Liszt added new instruments 

to this ensemble. His predilection 

for flamboyance in musical sound also manifested 

itself in his imaginative orchestral works 

and the development of new sound colours. 

His “New German” orchestral sound brought 

innovations: a new type of construction was 

developed for the flute; horns and trumpets were given valves that made 

it possible to play chromatic passages; the ophicleide used by Mendelssohn 

and Berlioz was replaced by the newly invented tuba. Liszt also 

adopted the harp, an instrument already in use by Berlioz. 

Liszt’s dark, velvety orchestral sound can only be heard in its full beauty 

when his works are played in the original instrumentation. 

The exhibition presents important original instruments from the 19th century, 

which were demonstrably used in orchestras conducted by Franz 

Liszt. The instruments are in good condition and most of them will be 

played in the orchestral concerts. 

Curators: 

Prof. Martin Haselböck 

Prof. Hermann Ebner 

Location 



Opening Hours 



and during the concerts 

Admission Prices 

Free admission 

Information 



T +43-2619-51047; F 22 

raiding@lisztzentrum.at, www.lisztomania.at

Unterfrauenhaid Parish Church 

Liszt, the Child Prodigy 

Baptism and Prophecy 

Baptismal font 

© KSB 

Légendes Saint Francois d’ 

Assise, title page 


The exhibition in Unterfrauenhaid, where 

Liszt was baptised, will focus on Liszt’s baptism 

and the myth surrounding his birth. 

In 1811, the year of Franz Liszt’s birth, Raiding 

was a small village without a church of 

its own, and so the newborn was baptised 

in the neighbouring village of Unterfrauenhaid 

at the parish church. The original 

baptismal font and parish registers are still 

preserved there today. 

According to the Liszt family legend, a 

“Gypsy” predicted to the pregnant Anna 

Liszt, in connection with the appearance of 

the Great Comet of 1811, that she was to 

bear a son who would achieve greatness. 

The exhibition is based on the authenticity 

of the church setting, which conveys an impression of the deep religiousness 

that Franz Liszt absorbed from his parents from an early 

age. An audio installation of Liszt’s St. Francis Legends will transform 

the church into an atmospheric listening space. 

Location 


Side entrance, Pfarrplatz, A-7321 Unterfrauenhaid 

Opening Hours 



Info Gemeindeamt (municipal office): T +43-2619-7213 

The exhibition may not be visited while church services are in 

progress. 



Information 

Diözese/Diözesanmuseum Eisenstadt 

Office: St. Rochus-Straße 21, A-7000 Eisenstadt 

T +43-676-88-070-1017, 

T +43-26282-777-235 (outside of opening hours) 

office@martinus.at, www.lisztomania.at 

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Museum of the Province of Burgenland 

Lisztomania 

The Wizard at the Piano 

Museum of the Province of 

Burgenland, outside view 


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The Museum of the Province of Burgenland 

will develop the main theme of the 

Liszt anniversary year. Heinrich Heine 

coined the historical term “Lisztomania” 

to describe the transports of enthusiasm 

caused by Liszt’s concerts in Berlin in 

1841/1842. 

The exhibition will focus on Liszt’s great European concert tours 

between 1840 and 1847 (Vienna, Budapest, Paris, Berlin, St. 

Petersburg, Constantinople, etc.), the honours and fame they 

brought him and the works he composed for them. 

Lisztomania became the popular word for the excitement and 

hysterical reactions of Liszt’s female fans. The fervour of Liszt’s 

audiences during his appearances onstage is illustrated by a picture 

of Liszt at the piano being showered with roses tossed by the 

ladies attending one of his Berlin concerts. 

A special highlight of the exhibition is a fan decorated with a 

scene showing Liszt and some of his contemporaries at a picnic. 

The ladies who fainted in droves at Liszt’s concerts used such 

fans to cool themselves. 

Portraits, Liszt’s virtuoso repertoire, press and promotion material, 

the clothes he wore onstage and fan articles will be juxtaposed 

with exhibits relating to Elvis, the Beatles and U2 to show the relation 

to contemporary pop star myths. Liszt, too, used his entire 

personality to enthrall his audiences until they succumbed to actual 

hysteria. 

Certificate of Honour of the 

Order of Nichan Iftikhar 

© GSA Weimar 

Guitar belonging to Keith 

Richards 

© LF privat 

“In the Concert Hall” – Franz 

Liszt at the Berlin Singakademie, 

1842 © bpk

Location 


Museumgasse 1 - 5, A-7000 Eisenstadt 

Opening Hours 



Audio Guides 


Museum of the Province of Burgenland Ger./Eng. 




(groups of 20 people or more, students, seniors) 



The admission ticket is valid for the Liszt exhibition and the permanent exhibition 

of the Museum of the Province of Burgenland. 










Sun., 5 June 2011, 4 p.m. 

Sun., 16 October 2011, 4 p.m. 






Landesmuseum Burgenland 

Museumgasse 1-5, A-7000 Eisenstadt 

T +43-02682-600-1234, F 1277 

office@landesmuseum-burgenland.at 

www.landesmuseum-burgenland.at 

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Haydn House Eisenstadt 

Franz Liszt 

Pioneer and Kapellmeister Extraordinaire 

Haydn House, outside view 

© KSB / Voglhuber 

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The point of departure for the exhibition 

at Haydn House Eisenstadt is the fact that 

both Liszt and Haydn were epoch-making 

court composers. The exhibition will 

focus on Liszt’s years at Weimar, which 

are generally seen as his most important 

creative period. 

From 1848 to 1861, Franz Liszt served as Kapellmeister Extraordinaire 

at the Weimar court. Almost a century earlier, Joseph Haydn 

had been Kapellmeister at the court of Prince Esterházy. 

A painting shows Liszt at the conductor’s stand, dressed in tails and 

conducting with the same self-confidence that characterised his 

earlier performances as a concert pianist. His intensity is expressed 

in every line of his body. 

With Liszt, Weimar experienced a musical heyday. In his “Symphonic 

Poems”, Liszt gave musical expression to the great Romantic 

writers of Weimar, such as Goethe and Schiller. Numerous centenary 

celebrations, such as the 100th anniversary of Goethe’s birth, 

provided occasions for new compositions and world premieres. At 

the unveiling of the monument of Goethe and Schiller, Beethoven’s 

9th Symphony was performed, a work which Liszt had venerated 

since childhood. This occasion is represented in the exhibition by 

a first print of the work and illustrations. 

At the same time, the villa Altenburg, where he resided with Princess 

Carolyne Sayn-Wittgenstein, became a centre of the arts 

which manifested an alternative lifestyle to that of the Weimar 

court. The exhibition includes a lithograph showing the princess 

and her seven-year-old daughter Marie. 

Franz Liszt at the conductor’s 

stand 


Princess Carolyne Sayn-Wittgenstein 

with her daughter 


Franz Liszt, manuscript page 

© Landesmuseum Burgenland

Location 


Joseph-Haydn-Gasse 19 & 21, A-7000 Eisenstadt 

Opening Hours 



















Sun., 22 May 2011, 4 p.m. 

Sun., 3 July 2011, 4 p.m. 

Sun., 11 September 2011, 4 p.m. 






Haydn-Haus Eisenstadt 

Joseph-Haydn-Gasse 19 & 21, A-7000 Eisenstadt 

T +43-2682-719-3900 F 3923 

office@haydnhaus.at 

www.haydnhaus.at 

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Gallery of the Province of Burgenland 

Vivat Liszt! 

Hear the Light – See the Sound. Tour d’Europe 

© Wolfgang Horwath / Hans 

Wetzelsdorfer 

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The exhibition reflects Liszt’s great interest 

in art, literature and music, which he cultivated 

also through lively exchange with 

artists and intellectuals of his time. 

At the eu-art-network symposium 2010, 

which was held at the Cselley Mühle in 

Oslip, numerous European artists focused 

specifically on the European artist Franz Liszt. A selection of their 

works will be exhibited at the Gallery of the Province of Burgenland. 

Subsequently the exhibition will go on tour through Europe. 

Tour d’Europe 

Budapest Budapest Galéria 18 March – 3 April 2011 

Bayreuth Galerie im neuen Rathaus 6 April – 20 April 2011 

Weimar Altenburg 25 April – May 2011 

Bratislava Gallery Umelecka beseda May – June 2011 

Leipzig Forum Lipinski 10 June – 9 July 2011 

Raiding Lisztzentrum 13 June – 11 Nov. 2011 

Luxembourg Forum Art Contemporain 14 July – 23 July 2011 

London Austrian Cultural Forum 25 July – 31 Aug. 2011 

Venedig Palazzo Albrizzi 10 Sept – 31 Oct. 2011 

www.eu-art-network.eu 

Location 

Gallery of the Province of Burgenland 

Esterházyplatz 5 (former royal stables), A-7000 Eisenstadt 

Opening Hours 

28 January – 6 March 2011 

Tues. – Sat., 9 a.m. – 5 p.m., Sun., 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. 



Information 

Burgenländische Landesgalerie 

Esterházyplatz 5, (former royal stables) 

A-7000 Eisenstadt 

T/F +43-2682-64810 

office@landesgalerie-burgenland.at, www.lisztomania.at

© Wolfgang Horwath / Hans Wetzelsdorfer

Museum of the Diocese of Eisenstadt 

Abbé Liszt 

The Man, his Music, and his Faith 

© Diözesanarchiv Eisenstadt 

Protocollum in Communionem 

Piam Provinciæ S. Mariæ 

Assumtorium 

© Franziskaner Orden Wien 

Liszt’s deeply religious nature, his period 

as a cleric late in life, and the expression 

of his religious devotion in music are the 

themes of this exhibition. 

The Museum of the Diocese of Eisenstadt, 

housed in the former first Franciscan monastery 

in Eisenstadt, is a worthy location to 

present Liszt’s religious nature, for both Liszt 

and his father were affiliated with the Franciscan 

order. 

From his childhood to his old age, Liszt was 

a deeply religious Catholic, an inclination 

which culminated in his taking minor orders 

during a sojourn in Rome in 1865. 

Afterwards, Liszt’s external appearance 

changed. Photographs show him dressed in black clerical garb. This 

phase of his life also had a great influence on his oeuvre; he composed 

numerous sacred works. The exhibition will also focus on the 

plan Liszt conceived in Rome to reform Church music. 

Location 

Museum of the Diocese of Eisenstadt 

Joseph-Haydn-Gasse 31, A-7000 Eisenstadt 

Opening Hours 


Mon. – Sun., 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. 








Diözesanmuseum Eisenstadt 

Joseph-Haydn-Gasse 31, A-7000 Eisenstadt 

T +43-676-88-070-1017 

+43-2682-777-235 (outside of opening hours) 

office@martinus.at, www.lisztomania.at 

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MUBA - Museum für Baukultur Neutal 

Free-Mason-Work 

From Liszt to Sinowatz 

Museum of Building Culture 

Tapis of Adolf Frohner (1934- 

2007) 

© Loge Voltaire zur weißen Kugel 

Masons’ lodge, apprentice, journeyman, 

master, trowel, mallet – for stonemasons, 

these terms refer to a workplace, 

stages of training and tools of the trade. 

For Franz Liszt, Rudolf Kedl, Hellmut Andics, 

Ferdinand Hanusch, Theodor Kery 

or Fred Sinowatz, they were symbols of 

commitment to and membership in the 

worldwide association of Freemasons. 

Liszt’s membership also influenced his musical 

activities. The exhibition at the Museum 

für Baukultur (museum of building culture, 

MUBA) puts the spotlight on this aspect of 

Franz Liszt. Accompanied by lectures and 

symposia, the exhibition will explore interesting 

connections between masons and 

Freemasons and trace historical developments 

of the Freemason lodges in Burgen- 

land as well as biographies of Freemasons who lived in the region 

– all of which is bound to add up to an exciting encounter with the 

mysteries of this secret association. 

Location 

MUBA – Museum für Baukultur Neutal (museum of building culture) 

Hauptstraße 47, A–7343 Neutal 

Opening Hours 

May to October 2011, Sundays and holidays, 2 p.m. – 5 p.m. 

Appointments may be made for any other day over the course of 

the year (except for Mondays) by calling T +43-664-5363389 or 

the municipal office of Neutal +43-2618-2414-0 


Adults € 3.00 

Children, Students € 1.00 

Pensioners € 2.50 

Groups of 10 or more people (Booking in advance) € 2.50 

Guided tours € 10.00 

Sunny Card, Burgenland Family Pass: free admission for children 


MUBA – Museum für Baukultur Neutal 

Hauptstraße 47, A–7343 Neutal 

T +43-2618-2414–0, F +43-2618-2414-77 

www.muba-neutal.at, www.lisztomania.at 

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Guided Tours 

Individual viewing is possible at all exhibition venues. Multilingual 

accompanying texts or audio guides are included in the admission 

price. 

Accompanying Texts 

Liszt House Raiding Ger./Eng./Hun./Jap. 

Unterfrauenhaid Parish Church Ger./Eng./Hun. 

Museum of the Province of Burgenland Ger./Eng./Hun. 

Haydn House Eisenstadt Ger./Eng./Hun./Fr./Jap. 

Gallery of the Province of Burgenland Ger. 

Audio Guides 

Museum of the Province of Burgenland Ger./Eng. 

“Lisztomania” Combi-Ticket 

Liszt House Raiding, Lisztzentrum Raiding, Unterfrauenhaid Parish Church, 

Haydn House Eisenstadt, Museum of the Province of Burgenland 






“Liszt im Burgenland” Combi-Ticket 

Liszt House Raiding, Lisztzentrum Raiding, Unterfrauenhaid Parish 

Church, Haydn House Eisenstadt, Museum of the Province of Burgenland, 

Museum of the Diocese of Eisenstadt and MUBA – Museum 

für Baukultur Neutal 






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Lisztomania 2011 

“Grand Galop” Combi-Tour 

© – Exhibitions 

“Grand Galop” presents the highlights of the Liszt exhibitions at the 

Museum of the Province of Burgenland, Haydn House Eisenstadt 

and the Museum of the Diocese of Eisenstadt in about 75 minutes. 

The “Grand Galop” ticket also entitles you to visit each of these 

museums once more. 


Sat., 11 and 25 June 2011, 11 a.m. 

Sun., 10 and 24 July 2011, 11 a.m. 

Mon., 15 August 2011, 2 p.m. 

Sat., 10 and 17 September 2011, 2 p.m. 

Tours by appointment (groups): 

17 March to 11 November 2011, Mon. – Sun., 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. 



Admission: € 15.00 per person (reduced admission: € 13.00) 

Max. 25 persons per guide 

“Liszt-Tour” Package Tour 

On this all-day package tour, a personal guide talks about the life 

and work of Franz Liszt at a number of sites in Raiding and Eisenstadt 

that are associated with the great composer. 

Stations: 



Lunch in Eisenstadt 

Walk “in Franz Liszt’s footsteps” (Museum of the Province of 

Burgenland, Haydn House or Museum of the Diocese of Eisenstadt) 

Tours by appointment (groups): 

17 March to 11 November 2011, Mon. – Sun., 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. 


Package price: € 240.00 per group 

(exclusive of admission to the various exhibitions and lunch) 


KSB - Besucher-Servicecenter 

Glorietteallee 1, A-7000 Eisenstadt 

T +43-2682-719-3000, F +43-2682-719-3223 

office@kulturservice-burgenland.at, www.lisztomania.at 

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“Mostly Liszt” – Musical Breakfast 

“Mostly Liszt” is a musical Sunday breakfast 

at the Museumscafé in Eisenstadt. Here you 

will have a unique opportunity to enjoy Liszt’s 

timeless piano compositions in a comfortable 

coffeehouse atmosphere – performed by nationally 

and internationally successful young 

musicians studying at the Joseph Haydn Conservatory 

in Eisenstadt. 

Junus Hermann 

© J.H. Konservatorium 

Sun., 10 April 2011, performers: Matias Alzola, Chang Chih Hung 

Sun., 22 May 2011, performers: Xiaoyi Wan, Patricia Ziyi Hu 

Sun., 25 Sept. 2011, performers: Andreas Wildner, Gae Hong Baek 

Sun., 06 Nov. 2011, performers: Nikolaus Guschlbauer, Junus Hermann 

Starting at: 9 a.m. 

Location: Museumscafé (Glorietteallee 1), Landesmuseum 

Burgenland (Museumgasse 1-5), A-7000 Eisenstadt 

Admission: € 9.00 (incl. admission to the exhibition at the Museum of the Province of Burgenland) 

“Liszt's Salon” 

Macheiner, © Helmut Riedl 

Freudensprung, © Privat 


Museumscafé 


T +43-2682-61190, peter.pichler@bnet.at 

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In Liszt’s day, musical and literary salons experienced 

a heyday throughout Europe. In 

these exclusive circles, artists and philosophers 

exchanged ideas and presented their 

works. “Liszts Salon” revives the atmosphere of 

these salons with music and literature presented 

by two well-known artists, and rounded 

off, as in days of old, with cognac and cigars. 

The virtuoso pianist and composer Bernhard 

Macheiner will perform pieces by Franz Liszt and Thomas Freudensprung 

will read texts by Liszt and his contemporaries. 

Location: Museumscafé, Glorietteallee 1, A-7000 Eisenstadt 

Time: Thur., 30 June & 27 Oct. 2011, starting at 9 p.m. 

Admission: € 15.00 (including cognac and cigar tasting) 

TIP! 

Talking about Art 

6 April / 8 June / 14 Sept. / 9 Nov. 2011, 7 p.m. 


KSB - Besucher-Servicecenter 

office@kulturservice-burgenland.at, www.lisztomania.at

Tourist Information 

Burgenland Tourismus 

Johann Permayer-Straße 13 

A-7000 Eisenstadt‚ Burgenland 

T +43-2682-63384-0, F +43-2682-63384-20 

info@burgenland.info, www.burgenland.info 

Touristic Highlights 

Eisenstadt Tourismus 


T +43-2682-67390, F +43-2682-67391 

info@eisenstadt-tourismus.at, www.eisenstadt-tourismus.at 

TIP! City tours to original sites associated with the Esterházy family as well as 

with the composers Joseph Haydn and Franz Liszt. 

Tourismusverband Blaufränkischland 

Thermengelände 1, A-7361 Lutzmannsburg 

T +43-2615-87171-2210, F +43-2615-87947 

info@sonnenland.at, www.sonnenland.at 

TIP! Enjoy fine wines and delicious food at commented wine tastings and 

various wineries in Austria’s most important region for the production of 

Blaufränkisch wines. 

Neusiedler See Tourismus, www.neusiedlersee.com 

TIP! 

Neusiedler See Card 

Mittel- und Südburgenland Tourismus, www.suedburgenland.info 

TIP! 

Burgenland Gift Coupons 

A gift coupon for every occasion! 

In 2011, Burgenland gift coupons are also redeemable for the 

combi-tickets to the exhibitions. www.suedburgenland.info 

Publisher & media owner: KSB - Kultur-Service Burgenland GmbH, 


Management: Dr. Wolfgang Kuzmits 

Concept & editorial staff: Barbara Stifter, Sigrid Weiß 

Translations: Beverley Blaschke 

Graphic design: spreitzerdrei werbeagentur GmbH, A-1030 Vienna 

Printing: Wograndl, A -7210 Mattersburg 

Photo credits: see illustration captions 

As at: November 2010 

Subject to change. No liability shall be assumed for typographical errors.

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