This condition caused a composer to get a long-haired dog the same color as his own hair to appease the women who would collect his cigarette butts. For 10 points each:
[10m] Name this condition Heinrich Heine defined as “veritable insanity” towards a Hungarian composer during an 1844 tour.
ANSWER: Lisztomania (“LIST-oh-mania”) [or Liszt Fever]
[10h] In 1838, a young Clara Wieck (“VEEK”) described how Liszt broke 3 brass strings while performing this composer’s Konzertstück in F minor. This German composer’s other pieces include the first concert waltz, his Invitation to the Dance.
ANSWER: Carl Maria von Weber
[10e] After his tumultuous tour, Liszt composed his Liebesträume (“LEE-biss-TROY-muh”), whose third song is one of these pieces in A-flat major. These pieces are inspired by the night.
ANSWER: nocturnes [or Nocturne No. 3 in A flat Major]
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