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Young Franz Liszt's love affair with his pupil Caroline de Saint-Cricq is a prominent item with all his biographers..

Caroline's husband-to-be was Bertrand Dartigaux, born[7] on September 15, in Oléron (Bearn).

Liszt became the piano teacher of the beautiful and very rich Countess Caroline de Saint-Cricq.

Young Franz Liszt's love affair with his pupil Caroline de Saint-Cricq is a prominent item with all his biographers.

Admired by his pupils, at seventeen he fell in love with one of them, Countess Caroline de Saint-Cricq.

One of his pupils was Caroline de Saint-Cricq, the first of many women with whom he fell in love.

After Adam Liszt’s death in Bologne-sur-mer in 1827, Franz Liszt met his mother in Paris where they settled down. Liszt, at sixteen, was now the breadwinner of the Liszt family.

In order to earn regular income for his mother and himself, Liszt became a piano teacher in Paris for the aristocracy, keeping an irregular schedule by attending to students across the city. Caroline de Saint-Cricq was born in 1812.

Her father was the Count Pierre de Saint-Cricq. He was a minister of commerce under Charles X, the Bourbon king who ruled from 1824 until the July Revolution of 1830. Caroline de Saint-Cricq was sixteen (according to some accounts, seventeen according to Walker - but her birth year was 1812) when she met Liszt.
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He became her piano teacher, and the two quickly fell in love.
According to Adam Walker, the relationship was innocent - Caroline’s lessons were supervised by her mother. Additionally, her mother approved of the relationship.

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