Honorary Conference to the 50th Anniversary of the Death of László Lajtha (February 16th, 2013)

Texts of the Papers given at the Conference

Emőke Solymosi Tari: ‘…comme un fleur.’ Lajtha’s Letters to the ‘Conscience of Europe’
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András Szekfű: Lajtha and Höllering. A New Approach to the Relation of Music and Film in the Thirties
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Krisztina Pálóczy: Folk Hymn Research in the 1950s. The Lajtha-Team – to the Margins of an Exhibition
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István Pávai: The Transsylvanian Folksong Collections of György Bözödi and Lajtha
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Ferenc Sebő: Buházi, the Transsylvanian Lying Violinist
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Melinda Berlász: What does the Second Volume of László Lajtha’s Collected Writings Promise?
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Zsuzsanna Erdélyi: The Golden Age of the Lajtha-Team
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Lujza Tari: The Folk Instrument Researches of László Lajtha with Lessons for the Present
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Ferenc János Szabó: The Juvenile Piano Works of László Lajtha
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Viola Biró: The Survival of the Serenade-Tone in Lajtha’s String Trio ‘Erdélyi Esték’
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Péter Halász: Images of a Work. The Author’s Interpretation and Contemporary Reception of Symphony No.8
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