Our world is full of the unexplainable.

And if history is an open book, all of these amazing tales are right there on display,

just waiting for us to explore.

Welcome to the Cabinet of Curiosity's.

To paint like Da Vinci, to sculpt like Rodan, skills like those take years, often decades

to acquire, and they don't just happen, such talents require intense practice before

one even comes close to matching the grates.

For Rosemary Brown though, who had been born in London in 1916, her dream was to write

music like the masters, Bach, Chopin, Beethoven.

But Rosemary didn't even play an instrument until she was in her 30s when she started

taking lessons on a secondhand piano.

That wasn't her first foray into music though.

When she was seven, she was visited by a composer who told her that he would make her famous,

that she would write music heard all over the world.

His name was Franz Liszt, and he died over 30 years earlier.

That would be Rosemary's only contact with Liszt or any other ghostly composer for 25

years, until her adult piano lessons.

Soon after, she got married and had a child, and then the lesson stopped.

It seemed her interactions with the spirit world had ended too, which was surprising given

her family's history of paranormal activity.

Rosemary's parents and grandparents, among other members of the family, were all said

to be psychic.

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