Adam Fischer/Hungarian Radio Children Choir/Hungarian Radio Choir - Kodaly: Choral Works (CD)

Adam Fischer/Hungarian Radio Children Choir/Hungarian Radio Choir - Kodaly: Choral Works (CD)

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Adam Fischer/Hungarian Radio Children Choir/Hungarian Radio Choir - Kodaly: Choral Works (CD)From 1925 choral music became the central genre of Kodly's oeuvre; he wrote many masterpieces in this field, whose international success was hindered only by the text in Hungarian. Kodly's children's choruses truly brought something hitherto unknown into twentieth century music history, as it strove to renew the language of music. Track Listing St. Gregory's Day King Ladislaus' Men or Magyars and Germans Whitsuntide Ode to Franz Liszt (words by Mihly

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012