#buda and pest

[franzliszt-official]

To all Pupils and Artists whom may concern: Official Invitation to #LISZTOBER

Your Contribution is to be accepted in any creative and artistic Medium, such as: Drawings, Sketches and Paintings; Stories or Tales, Poetry, or any Written and Spoken Word; and, as in itself best fitting for the Recipient: Music; Songs, Componiments, Sheet Music and or Cylindrical Recordings. Also welcome come the Practical Arts of Sewing, Stuffing, Sculpture and Animating.

Dates with Asterisks near their Suggestion entail Anniversaries and Historical Happenings in the Month of October. Especially Noteworthy is the 22nd of October, for known Reasons. Your Partecipation is encouraged and invited. Maestro F. Liszt will answer to your submittals, no matter how humble, and reward your Will to Contribute.

[budapestism]

békásmirrorz

[famousinuniverse]

Széchenyi Chain Bridge, Budapest, Hungary: The Széchenyi Chain Bridge is a chain bridge that spans the River Danube between Buda and Pest, the western and eastern sides of Budapest, the capital of Hungary. Wikipedia

[fallimentiquotidiani]

Budapest

[easternblocrelics]

Budapest. Látkép a Budai Várral (XIII-XX. sz.) Ansicht mit der Burg von Buda (13-20. Jh.) View with the Castle of Buda (13th-20th c.) Hungary

[wgm-beautiful-world]

The Széchenyi Chain Bridge in Budapest, HUNGARY

[simajviews]

Budapest, Hungarian Parliament Building

[rwpohl]

heiner müller - die hamletmaschine, einstürzende neubauten 1991

die hamletmaschine, heiner müller 1977

[connorphilpphotography]

[myrtillus]

And another city, Budapest. The place I'm born in. This must be the most beautiful city ever. I wanna live here, too.

[nagyoncringe]

[franzliszt-official]

On Lisztober, my Day of Birth, Electric Maidens and Buda-Pest

@elektrischemaidchen; bring me a bird-feather from the ground, one lost pencil or whatever instrument you deem one might write with. For words, music and love letters all stream from thought engraved in writing. May be that we do not stop creating, even in Temporary Death.

Bring me your love.

What the natural stream of life have tied my hands from doing, You have done on my behalf. You have partaken on the act of creation on my behalf. You have honoured our memory, and what we have left on this earth; you have gifted this earth something that were never here before. You have also gifted Yourself something that you did not have before. You should be as proud and content in yourselves as we are in you.

In art jokes nor games exist: either all is a game or no-thing might be deemed as such. Hopefully, this month has proven itself - more than joyful or easy - fulfilling for you, that it exercised your spirit and caused progress forward. One month is one long, extending moment. Hopefully you may hold this month of October dear. We would have never imagined such a display of pure, simple talent, and so diligent at that, to spark from one evening's thought.

Some photographs from Buda-Pest, where we have celebrated my day of birth.

All the Maiden's songs for this month:

Enfant Prodige: No more hiding in Riding

Daguerrotypes of Old: Unser liebster toter Komponisten-Posterboy

Ludwig van Beethoven: 1845 (Beethoven in Bonn)

Fire or Ignis Fatuus: Etueden von aufsteigender Schwierigkeit

Music Festival: No Siggi

Oh, Love as Long as you Can: Nummer 27

Intoxicating Waters: Die Zelle in Nonnenwerth

Neverending Affection: Die Wanderer in Nebelmeer

Blind Grief: Der blinde Saenger

Virtuoso!: Lisztomanie

Symphonie Fantastique: Symphonie Fanastique (in a nutshell)

Roman Catholic Guilt: Der traurige Moench

Richard Wagner: Wagner

Perdendosi: Perdendosi

Hymn to the Moon: Ode an den Mond

Paris, Ville de l'Amour: Paris

Frederic Chopin: Chip-Chip, mein Piano-Reh

Mirror of the soul: Kerzenmeer

Tannhaeuser, or Sin and Shame: Tannhaeuser.

Two Legend: Zwei Legende

Rome, Urbe Caput Mundi: Misericordia

Birthday & Marriages: Rococo

Flowers of Hungary: Marta

Betrayal & Resentment: Cosima

The Holy Christmas: Die Zeitmaschine (Cozy Christmas Version)

Cannons of Revolution: Des toten Dichters Liebe

Holy Monarchs in Fairytales: Die Glocke (Falala Falalalala!)

Illness, or Boulogne-sur-Mer: Der weise Hund Munito

Troubled Clouds: There is another sky

Swords in Buda & Pest: SWORDS!!!!! NOT AFRAID!

The End of All Things: Oh lieb, so lang Du lieben kannst

You do not know this, but in the first line of you last song - history you have used one of our other names. Good riddle!

We would like of course the download to all songs, obviously.

We would also like to receive - this one perhaps in more private message ways - one ... Address, or postal box of yours, or anything of the like. For things to come, and small surprises. Thank you once again. I am moved.

[budapestism]

két perc fecske (és egy bónusz repülő)

[fallimentiquotidiani]

Budapest

[balkanscore2024]

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[benjaminsblog]

Budapest (harmadik rész)

I started my sightseeing ahead of schedule, thanks to the last day of tennis only featuring one match at 4pm; I woke with the lark and walked the length of Margaret Island before carrying on my way towards Buda Castle and the surrounding area. The weather finally relented (temporarily at least), so I was able to enjoy my day without the looming fear of premature evaporation.

Most of my walk was along one side of the Danube River and I took a good look at the impressive Parliament building across the water before heading up, up and away to Fisherman’s Bastion – a beautiful area that was once a fortress of some kind, but the buildings inside are more of a church-y variety these days. The area has undergone extensive reconstruction and the results are undeniably impressive, but walking around one corner to see a massive Starbucks was a little jarring.

The Bastion is part of the sprawling Buda Castle District, so I meandered on through it at my leisure – there was no linear route through, which suited my semi-aimless ambling perfectly. There was no castle in the stereotypical ‘ramparts and drawbridge’ sense – I think Buda Palace might be more appropriate – but it was filled with unique buildings, large gardens, and spectacular views across Budapest, once I found the path up to the outer wall overlooking the capital.

I nearly turned towards home once I’d thoroughly explored the castle area but willed myself on to one more stop a little further down the road. Gellert Hill is home to a few more areas of interest and an even higher viewpoint from which to gaze down upon the city, but unfortunately, the highest point – Citadella – was under renovation and inaccessible. It was a little bit of a damp squib to end on, however there was this rather interesting map I stumbled upon; it depicts the Prince of Buda and Princess of Pest (great nickname for a little sister, that) embracing across the Danube and uniting the two parts of the city.