Evergrey - When The Walls Go Down

Serious conflicts subsequently occurred more than once between Liszt and Wagner. Both that and another could not but feel their inevitability. And this is surprising: as far as they were in fundamental agreement with each other in the fundamental issues of art, in their views on the development of music and theater, so much in everything that went beyond the scope of art was the exact opposite. We can say that Liszt really represented France, and Wagner - Germany (at that time these countries were perceived as an example of opposing principles). At the same time, they represented a vivid illustration of the well-known expression: "The politics of people disconnects, and art unites." Liszt did not forget for a moment about the creative interests of his friend - neither far from him, nor in close daily communication.