Norma Jean - Pretty Soon, I Dont Know What, But Something Is Going To Happen

“Shortly after the fateful March days and shortly before the end of the Lohengrin score, one fine morning he pleased me with an unexpected visit. Liszt came from Vienna, where he survived the days of the barricades, and headed to Weimar to settle there for a long time. We spent the evening together at Schumann. At first they played music, then they debated, and our disputes, due to the discord between Liszt and Schumann in the views on Mendelssohn and Meyerbeer, ended up being that our master, angry, went into his bedroom and did not go out for a long time. With this, he put us in a very strange, not without comic position, which we cheerfully talked about on the way back home. I rarely managed to see Liszt in such a frivolous and lively mood as this night, when, leaving with me and accompanist Schubert, he was in a tailcoat, despite a rather sharp cold,He led each of us to the apartment. ”