The Fureys - Green Fields Of France - No Mans Land (V2)

E. Mikhalovich, whose operas Eliana (1885-1887) and Toldi (1888-90) were written under the strong influence of R. Wagner; Y. Khubai, violinist and composer, author of the Petofi Symphony (1925), the opera Anna Karenina (1923) and a number of violinists. plays in his work tangible traditions of the French., Belg. and dumb. instr. music (ch. arr. J. Massenet and A. Vietot). All of these composers eclectically followed Western Europe. traditions of his time, developing mainly popular genres. The organization of large muses in the capital was of great importance. institutions. In 1875, the Academy of Music opened in Budapest (President F. Liszt, Director F. Erkel). Along with Nat. conservatory (founded in 1840), Philharmonic. society (main1853) and the National Theater (founded 1837), the Academy of Music became the center of Hungarian musical culture. It formed the Hungarian performing arts.