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Ligeti and Hungary. Rootedness and Cosmopolitanism – International symposium on the 90th anniversary of György Ligeti's birth (12–14, July 2013)
Booklet of the symposium (Biographies of Speakers and Abstracts)
Richard STEINITZ: Scepticism and Curiosity: an Aesthetic of Enchantment
Anna DALOS: Ligeti and the Beginnings of Bartók Analysis in Hungary
Bianca ŢIPLEA TEMEŞ: Ligeti and Romanian Folk Music: an Insight from the Paul Sacher Foundation
Frederik KNOP: Making It Home? The Natural Sciences as a Site of Belonging in György Ligeti’s Music
Amy BAUER: Genre as Émigré: the Return of the Repressed in Ligeti’s Second Quartet
Zoltán FARKAS: The Finite Infinite: the Confines of Range and their Significance in György Ligeti’s Compositions
Kyoko OKUMURA: Ligeti’s Atmosphères: a Crystallization of his Multi-Colored Associations
Márton KERÉKFY: Ironic Self-Portraits? Ligeti’s Hungarian Rock and Passacaglia ungherese
Volker HELBING: Remembrance, Destruction, Emotion and Humour in Ligeti’s Violin Concerto
Louise DUCHESNEAU: Introduction to the Screening of Ligeti’s lecture
Pictures of the Conference / Képek a konferenciáról
