Ferrenz Sheet

Ferenz Sheet gave concerts to the Austrian and Russian emperors, the kings of England and the Netherlands, repeatedly met with the Roman dad and stayed at the writer Georges Sand, headed the Court Theater in Weimar and returned the German town to the German town of Germany. He was called the virtuoso machine, and he was looking for answers to philosophical issues in the writings of Shatubrian, Lamartin, Saint-Simon. Loves of the public, a brilliant pianist deliberately refused to perform the performing career and became one of the greatest composers.
He spoke in several European languages, but did not know his native Hungarian, was a deeply believer Catholic, while he had three illegitimate children and suffered from misunderstanding of loved ones. In the secular salons of Europe discussed gossip about his slit life, and he accepted the spiritual san. He revealed a unique example of generosity and objectivity for art, gave free lessons to numerous students and charitable concerts, helped to reveal the talents of Grieg and Wagner. His whole life was devoted to serving people, art and god