| # | Cím | Abstract | Folyóirat | Oldalszám |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Egy klasszikus forma utóélete | - | 1972., 13. évf. 2. szám | 164. - 169.o | |
| Megkésettek-e Mozart „porosz” kvartettjei? : születésnapi köszöntõ tanulmány formában |
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Are Mozart’s »Prussian« Quartets Really Overdue Ones?
Gábor Virány My most famous class-mate, László Somfai, wrote his first famous study on the Haydn-quartets by Mozart. But there are no Hungarian studies about Mozarts Prussian Quartets. In Budapest Programme Notes there are some brief appraisals of the late Mozart quartets, but I have chosen therefore some longer notesand remarks on the three masterpieces, which Mozart planned for a post at the Prussian Court, an application which proved unsuccessful. This study was planned not only as a congratulation for Somfai’s 70th birthday, but also to counter the negative opinion regarding these masterpieces, that they are too late, but these compositions by the Second Viennese Classic Master are not to be ignored. |
2005., 43. évf. 1. szám | 77. - 84.o | |
| Rec. [Mai magyar szerzõk kottái] |
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Bozay Attila: Utójáték. Op. 19/a
Durkó Zsolt: Microstructures (1973) Kocsár Miklós: Improvvisazioni (1972/73) Madarász Iván: Metamorphosis (1971. IX. 4) Papp Lajos: Skizze (1971) Soproni József: Invenzioni sul B-A-C-H (1971) Láng István: Improvizáció cimbalomra Szabó Ferenc: Szerenád fuvolára és brácsára Sárközy István: Kamaraszonáta klarinétra és zongorára Dávid Gyula: Trio per violino, violoncello e pianoforte Maros Rudolf: Trio per violino, viola e arpa Sáry László: Image for clarinet, violoncello and piano Balázs Árpád: Serenata per quintetto a fiati |
1975., 16. évf. 4. szám | 438. - 441.o |