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"Kusz’s approach to the analysis of Dohnányi’s late works differs from that of previous studies in that it considers sources that were never before considered in this context. . . . This book is valuable to music scholars and to those interested in Hungarian topics in fields outside of music; and even in analysis chapters, where the work is most technical, Kusz provides context that is accessible and of interest to non-specialists."

* Hungarian Cultural Studies *
"This book . . . provides a necessary reassessment of this remarkable composer and paints a portrait of a man who handled his painful situation with rare equanimity." * BBC Magazine *
"The presence of a major representative of the Central-European Romantic tradition in a small city in post-Second World War America is a tale worth telling. Veronika Kusz tells it well." * Music & Letters *

A Wayfaring Stranger

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    A Hardback by Veronika Kusz, Brian McLean

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      Publisher: University of California Press
      Publication Date: 1/21/2020 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780520301832, 978-0520301832
      ISBN10: 0520301838

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      Trade Review

      "Kusz’s approach to the analysis of Dohnányi’s late works differs from that of previous studies in that it considers sources that were never before considered in this context. . . . This book is valuable to music scholars and to those interested in Hungarian topics in fields outside of music; and even in analysis chapters, where the work is most technical, Kusz provides context that is accessible and of interest to non-specialists."

      * Hungarian Cultural Studies *
      "This book . . . provides a necessary reassessment of this remarkable composer and paints a portrait of a man who handled his painful situation with rare equanimity." * BBC Magazine *
      "The presence of a major representative of the Central-European Romantic tradition in a small city in post-Second World War America is a tale worth telling. Veronika Kusz tells it well." * Music & Letters *

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