Farkas, Ferenc
Hungarian composer Ferenc Farcas (1905-2000).
He was an extremely versatile composer of both sacred and secular music. Farkas wrote in the most varied styles and used both twelve-tone and traditional techniques. His most important and popular works are based on folk-music. In 1949 he was appointed professor of composition at the Franz Liszt Academy in Budapest. He retired from this post in 1975.
He was an extremely versatile composer of both sacred and secular music. Farkas wrote in the most varied styles and used both twelve-tone and traditional techniques. His most important and popular works are based on folk-music. In 1949 he was appointed professor of composition at the Franz Liszt Academy in Budapest. He retired from this post in 1975.
Fantaisie hongroise
TUDOR756
500 Years of Song
HCD18243
Cimbalom World Congress Gala Concert
HCD18209
Farkas: Magic Cupboard (The) / Songs
HCD32419-20
Music with Harp
HCD32651
Farkas: Songs from Seven Decades
HCD32770
Made in Sweden since 1999. In collaboration with Textalk.
Cart
| Artikel | Antal | Beskrivning | a pris | Totalt |
Env.session: NULL Env.order NULL string(2) "en" collector.CheckoutUrl collector.OrderItemCount 0 collector.CartUrl NULL collector.Order NULL