
Liszt's Historical Hungarian Portraits
Library Of Congress. Music Division
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David Plylar speaks about Franz Liszt's Historical Hungarian Portraits and the Library's primary sources related to the work. A performance of each movement from the work is included, alongside readings of alternative passages and related works by Mosonyi and Liszt. Discussion and alternative passages precede the performance of each movement. Széchenyi István [16:20]; Deák Ferenc [21:02]; Teleki László [31:29]; Eötvös József [37:18]; Vörösmarty Mihály [43:26]; Petõfi Sándor [57:06]; Mosonyi Mihály [1:06:19].
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- United States
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