一首遗失的由李斯特和柴科夫斯基“合写”的协奏曲第一次被发现并被录制下来了。这首协奏曲是作为李斯特馈赠给他特别喜欢的女学生墓尼黑出生的钢琴家索非·门特的礼物,于其生命航程的最后一年写成的。在李斯特1885年8月给门特的信中第一次提到这首乐曲。一个月后,李斯特的扈从在其日记中写到:“他为索非·门特写的钢琴曲很困难地完成了。”李斯特在七十岁后特别喜欢他的学生门特。她可能成了他的情人。门特时年三十九岁,她和一个与她年龄相当的大提琴手戴维·波珀结婚了。用门特的一个美国同学的忌妒话来说:“她(门特)无比的漂亮。”门特也是一位令人生畏的钢琴家,评论家喜欢把她称作是李斯特的“最有男子气”的女学生。在伦敦 One of the missing concerto conceived by Liszt and Tchaikovsky for the first time was discovered and recorded. The concerto was presented as the gift of Liszt to his favorite female student tomb, Niche-born pianist Sofie Menther, last year of his life’s voyage. The first song was mentioned in Liszt’s letter to Menter in August 1885. A month later, Liszt’s mastermind wrote in his diary: “It was difficult for him to make a piano composition for Sophie’s Door.” Liszt particularly enjoyed his student Menter after seventy years of age. She may have become his lover. Gates, 39, was married to David Popper, a cellist of her age. With the jealousy of an American classmate at Gates: “She (Monet) is extremely beautiful.” Monet is also a formidable pianist, and critics like to call her the “most Macho ”schoolgirl. in London