The Eighth Tribe, 1975 (2. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1975-02-01 / 2. szám
I Page Ten THE EIGHTH TRIBE February, 1975 Liszt room with his piano, in the Conservatory’s Muzeum: Liszt Ferenc szobája a Budapesti Zeneakadémia Múzeumában out exaggeration, all society as well as the population took part), I had the desire to do something on my side for the town and the country. I have therefore prolonged by several days my stay in Pest . . . and propose next Saturday to give an immense concert... for the Pest Conservatory, for which funds will be voted by the Diet. ... I will direct the orchestra and the choruses, that’s to say the whole thing, and further play the Grande Fantaisie of Beethoven, with chorus, and Weber’s Concerto, whatever they like. At latter years his life was subsenquently divided mainly between Weimar, Rome and Budapest. The Hungarian Academy of Music which has equal status with other colleges and universities was
