Ferenc Liszt, Hungarian composer and pianist, stayed in the house on this site in 1840 and 1841.
Liszt Târsagâg, The Liszt Society, Budapest, 1986
2018: We are grateful to Sugár Istvánné Ilona for pointing out that the plaque's Hungarian is incorrect: "Liszt Târsagâg" should read "Liszt Társaság".
W1, Great Marlborough Street, 18
The site is now no. 16, Turner House.
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Franz Liszt
Hungarian composer and pianist. First visited London in 1826. During 1840 - 4...
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Franz Liszt
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