Deep Sleep with Meditation and Hypnosis - Liszt, Franz
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Unveil the secret knowledge of falling into sleep whenever you want using meditation and hypnosis. Are you having trouble sleeping lately? Trying hard for hours to sleep but it won't happen? Have you tried many treatments but nothing is working? Are you tired of this miserable situation? We got you! Read more to get this book of deep sleep with meditation and hypnosis.

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Unveil the secret knowledge of falling into sleep whenever you want using meditation and hypnosis. Are you having trouble sleeping lately? Trying hard for hours to sleep but it won't happen? Have you tried many treatments but nothing is working? Are you tired of this miserable situation? We got you! Read more to get this book of deep sleep with meditation and hypnosis.
Autorenporträt
Franz Liszt, born on October 22, 1811, and passing away on July 31, 1886, was a notable figure in Hungarian music history. He was recognized as a composer, virtuoso pianist, conductor, and educator throughout the Romantic era. Regarded as a highly productive and prominent composer of his time, his extensive portfolio of compositions spanning over six decades has solidified his status as one of the foremost figures in the field. Furthermore, he continues to enjoy widespread acclaim and popularity as one of the most often performed composers in contemporary concert piano repertoire. Franz Liszt initially garnered recognition in the early 19th century due to his exceptional virtuosity as a pianist. He is widely recognized as one of the most exceptional pianists in history, having embarked on a series of European tours throughout the 1830s and 1840s, frequently engaging in benefit performances. During this period, Franz Liszt acquired renowned for his commanding musical interpretations, alongside his notable physical allure. Liszt's ascent to fame, commonly referred to as "Lisztomania," was a notable departure from the level of recognition and public appeal attained by his virtuoso predecessors. Unlike earlier musicians who primarily catered to the upper class, Liszt managed to captivate a broader audience.