- Ede
Zathureczky (Igló, 24
August 1903 – Bloomington, 31 May 1959) was a
Hungarian violin virtuoso and pedagogue. Ede
Zathureczky was born in Igló, Kingdom...
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first written record of this
technique appears in the
cookbook of Mrs.
Zathureczky, née
Manci Zlech,
which was
published in Barót
between 1934 and 1943...
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Emilia Zathureczky (Olasztelek, 21
October 1823 – Imecsfalva, 5
November 1905) was a
Hungarian artifact collector, the
founder of the Székely National...
- Szerémi István Thomán Sándor Végh Sándor
Veress János
Viski Leo
Weiner Ede
Zathureczky List of
concert halls Music of
Budapest "About the University". lfze...
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squash player Emilia Vesa (born 2001),
Finnish ice
hockey player Emília
Zathureczky (1823–1905),
Hungarian museologist,
collector Emilia, one of the seven...
- Miklós Wesselényi (Jibou) – politician,
academician and
writer Emília
Zathureczky (Olasztelek) – museologist,
collector Géza Csáth (Subotica) – writer...
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prove that
several families of the
developing local nobility (e.g., the
Zathureczky,
Pominorszky and Viszocsányi families) were of
Slavic origin. The presence...
- and from 1949
until he
graduated he
studied with Zoltán Kodály and Ede
Zathureczky, an ****ociate of Bartok's. He made his
debut in a
Beethoven sonata accompanied...
- of
nobility in 1263 from King Béla IV. The
Kossuths married into the
Zathureczky, Nedeczky, Borcsány, and Prónay families,
amongst others.
Lajos Kossuth's...
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under the
tutelage of Zoltán Kodály.
Kontra went on to
study with Ede
Zathureczky,
winning prizes at the
International Johann Sebastian Bach Competition...
