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Eric Lease Morgan Number of items in the collection; 'How big is my corpus?' ---------------------------------------------------------- 7 Average length of all items measured in words; "More or less, how big is each item?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 47902 Average readability score of all items (0 = difficult; 100 = easy) ------------------------------------------------------------------ 79 Top 50 statistically significant keywords; "What is my collection about?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 Liszt 2 Wagner 2 Schumann 2 Princess 2 Countess 2 Chopin 2 Beethoven 1 play 1 piano 1 music 1 illustration 1 hungarian 1 german 1 Wittgenstein 1 Weimar 1 Weber 1 Von 1 Vienna 1 Thalberg 1 Tausig 1 Tasso 1 Symphony 1 St. 1 Sayn 1 Sand 1 Saint 1 Rubinstein 1 Rome 1 Richard 1 Pope 1 Paris 1 Mr. 1 Mozart 1 Master 1 Marie 1 Madame 1 London 1 Karl 1 Joseffy 1 Goethe 1 George 1 Franz 1 Felix 1 Faust 1 Europe 1 Dante 1 Cécile 1 Cosima 1 Clara 1 Bülow Top 50 lemmatized nouns; "What is discussed?" --------------------------------------------- 383 music 330 piano 276 year 275 time 236 man 220 work 180 composer 175 life 175 day 164 concert 151 friend 143 pianist 141 pupil 141 one 140 composition 138 hand 123 artist 120 art 115 woman 114 letter 110 genius 109 part 107 theme 104 world 100 word 94 master 93 tone 93 playing 90 poem 89 love 89 form 86 illustration 86 father 83 performance 83 liszt 82 death 80 name 78 way 78 instrument 76 musician 75 room 75 child 74 place 73 power 73 mother 72 piece 69 study 69 nothing 69 heart 65 picture Top 50 proper nouns; "What are the names of persons or places?" -------------------------------------------------------------- 1478 Liszt 566 _ 295 Wagner 203 Chopin 160 Beethoven 158 Weimar 136 Franz 126 Rome 109 Princess 108 Paris 98 von 93 Berlioz 91 Schumann 83 Mr. 80 Countess 71 Richard 70 Cosima 68 de 68 Mozart 66 Bülow 64 Thalberg 52 Tausig 52 Felix 51 Madame 50 Vienna 49 Wittgenstein 49 London 48 Von 46 George 45 Marie 45 Goethe 44 Mendelssohn 44 Clara 42 concerto 42 Weber 42 Symphony 41 Prince 39 Berlin 38 Rubinstein 38 Cécile 36 pianoforte 36 St. 36 Saint 36 Robert 36 Joseffy 36 Germany 36 Europe 35 Tasso 34 Therese 34 Dante Top 50 personal pronouns nouns; "To whom are things referred?" ------------------------------------------------------------- 1818 he 1096 it 846 i 606 him 394 she 297 we 260 they 235 you 233 me 215 her 197 them 130 himself 125 us 40 myself 39 itself 38 herself 34 one 24 themselves 6 yourself 6 his 5 yours 5 ourselves 4 hers 2 thee 1 viz:--at 1 theirs 1 ours 1 oneself 1 mine Top 50 lemmatized verbs; "What do things do?" --------------------------------------------- 4774 be 1628 have 385 do 308 play 283 write 269 say 265 make 244 give 206 know 199 hear 191 see 185 come 182 take 158 go 142 become 128 seem 123 find 113 follow 108 call 101 die 98 appear 91 begin 86 tell 85 leave 83 live 76 think 73 meet 72 bear 71 show 70 speak 70 ask 66 lead 65 add 64 sit 62 compose 62 bring 60 look 58 remain 57 receive 57 love 57 feel 55 stand 55 change 50 read 50 put 47 pass 45 forget 44 set 44 produce 44 continue Top 50 lemmatized adjectives and adverbs; "How are things described?" --------------------------------------------------------------------- 808 not 319 first 310 great 302 so 277 more 226 only 213 most 204 musical 185 then 184 other 161 much 160 well 158 never 155 very 152 many 152 as 133 young 133 now 132 new 129 too 128 long 127 own 125 up 125 old 123 little 123 even 123 also 122 good 120 last 113 here 108 once 105 out 99 same 98 still 94 such 94 few 92 there 91 again 90 later 82 however 79 early 73 second 71 full 65 beautiful 64 thus 64 always 63 symphonic 61 ever 60 hungarian 60 brilliant Top 50 lemmatized superlative adjectives; "How are things described to the extreme?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 45 good 38 great 37 most 27 least 13 high 6 slight 6 near 4 young 4 early 3 weak 3 temp 3 rare 3 long 3 late 3 large 3 fine 3 dark 2 warm 2 sweet 2 strong 2 ripe 2 pure 2 noble 2 happy 2 fresh 2 f 2 dear 2 close 2 clever 2 bold 2 bad 1 wild 1 wicked 1 veri 1 true 1 thin 1 swift 1 strange 1 small 1 misty 1 minute 1 low 1 loud 1 lively 1 lamentation:-- 1 kind 1 keen 1 innermost 1 hot 1 holy Top 50 lemmatized superlative adverbs; "How do things do to the extreme?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 176 most 8 least 6 well Top 50 Internet domains; "What Webbed places are alluded to in this corpus?" ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 www.gutenberg.net Top 50 URLs; "What is hyperlinked from this corpus?" ---------------------------------------------------- 1 http://www.gutenberg.net/dirs/1/8/1/3/18138/18138-h/18138-h.htm 1 http://www.gutenberg.net/dirs/1/8/1/3/18138/18138-h.zip Top 50 email addresses; "Who are you gonna call?" ------------------------------------------------- Top 50 positive assertions; "What sentences are in the shape of noun-verb-noun?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8 liszt was not 4 liszt is not 3 liszt was already 2 genius was not 2 life is love 2 liszt had already 2 liszt took minor 2 liszt was so 2 liszt was then 2 liszt was well 2 liszt wrote too 2 music does not 2 one does not 2 wagner did not 1 _ are hers 1 _ die theure 1 _ heard _ 1 _ is frequently 1 _ live _ 1 art is always 1 art is not 1 art is universality 1 art was also 1 artist gave way 1 artist had not 1 artist was fully 1 artist was indeed 1 artists are always 1 beethoven gave only 1 beethoven had never 1 beethoven had there 1 beethoven left montonvasar 1 beethoven was welcome 1 chopin is not 1 chopin is positively 1 chopin lived there 1 chopin was absent 1 composer does not 1 composer has yet 1 composer is as 1 composer is indubitably 1 composer made such 1 composer were not 1 composer were wellnigh 1 composers are usually 1 composition has not 1 composition is not 1 composition is perfectly 1 composition was always 1 compositions are fairly Top 50 negative assertions; "What sentences are in the shape of noun-verb-no|not-noun?" --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 composer is no exception 1 concert was not well 1 genius is not always 1 liszt had no contemporary 1 liszt had no intention 1 liszt is not less 1 liszt is not only 1 liszt saw no flaw 1 liszt was no exception 1 liszt was not only 1 liszt was not perfection 1 liszt was not yet 1 one is not only 1 pianist does not greatly 1 piano has no string 1 weimar were not genuine 1 year were not very 1 years do not always A rudimentary bibliography -------------------------- id = 39754 author = Huneker, James title = Franz Liszt date = keywords = August; Bach; Beethoven; Berlin; Berlioz; Bülow; Chopin; Countess; Dante; Europe; Faust; Franz; George; Goethe; Joseffy; Karl; Liszt; London; Madame; Marie; Master; Mr.; Paris; Pope; Princess; Richard; Rome; Rubinstein; Saint; Sand; Sayn; Schumann; St.; Symphony; Tasso; Tausig; Thalberg; Vienna; Von; Wagner; Weber; Weimar; Wittgenstein; german; hungarian; music; piano; play summary = music-plays are no longer a novelty "the long submerged trail of Liszt to be truthful, the music of both Liszt and Wagner is already a little In a moment of self-forgetfulness, Wagner praised the music of Liszt in early and too many later critics of Liszt''s original music. Franz Liszt, great piano virtuoso, great composer, great man, has been The new books devoted to Liszt, his life and his music, are by Julius Liszt it was who first made known the piano music of the day had nothing of great musical interest to offer Liszt. seldom heard good music, so that Liszt, through his pupils Sgambati, Liszt not only introduced into the musical world the symphonic poem, he ''what the composer was thinking.'' Liszt''s symphonic works show a great "Yes, Franz Liszt, the pianist of genius, whose playing often appears to all of Chopin''s music, much of Schumann, Beethoven, and Liszt. id = 18138 author = Kobbé, Gustav title = The Loves of Great Composers date = keywords = Beethoven; Chopin; Clara; Cosima; Countess; Cécile; Felix; Liszt; Mozart; Princess; Schumann; Wagner summary = letters sent wife and son on their way to Paris, and the elder Mozart Some years after the composer''s death, Countess Therese death cherished the great composer in her heart; and of her love for Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin, Schumann, Liszt, Liszt, who knew Chopin, tells us that the composer evinced a decided meeting with the nine-year-old girl decided him--so early in her life The years which Liszt passed with the Princess at the Altenburg, and when Not so, however, Liszt or Wagner, for not since the time of years later, at another crisis in Wagner''s life, another being came to Cosima was not Wagner''s first love, nor even his first wife. seated, and Liszt, Frau Cosima and Siegfried Wagner were in their places one great woman, the daughter of Liszt and the wife of Wagner; and the What Cosima was to Wagner is best told in Liszt''s words, written to a id = 35601 author = Tapper, Thomas title = Franz Liszt : The Story of a Boy Who Became a Great Pianist and Teacher date = keywords = Liszt; illustration summary = This series of the Child''s Own Book of Great Musicians includes at HOUSE IN WHICH FRANZ LISZT WAS BORN] Franz Liszt was born in this house, on the Twenty-second Day of October, Now, long after Joseph Haydn''s time, Adam Liszt, father of Franz, lived I am sure you will like to know how Liszt looked as he sat at the piano. Franz Liszt was kind to all people who came to him. But Franz Liszt believed in him and in his work. So we may end by saying that Franz Liszt was a great man who remained FACTS ABOUT FRANZ LISZT 6. Among Liszt''s boyhood friends were Beethoven, Schubert and Chopin. 7. After many years as a concert pianist, Liszt became opera conductor 1. When and where was Franz Liszt born? What great musician''s life was written by Franz Liszt? THE STORY OF FRANZ LISZT