Gábor Lisznyai Szabó
Hungarian composer and organist
About Gábor Lisznyai Szabó
Lived 1913 – 1981 (aged 67). Gábor Lisznyai Szabó was a Hungarian composer, church organist, music educator, musician and organist.
Gábor Lisznyai-Szabó (Budapest, 8 December 1913 – 22 May 1981) was a Hungarian composer and - although a Catholic - a regular organist at the Dohány Street Synagogue.
Works, editions and recordings Missa "Szentkereszt" (Holy Cross mass) 1938 Missa Et unam sanctam 1942 Missa simplex 1945 Requiem 1945 Oratorio: István királyhoz, King Stephen Oratorio: Karácsonyi, Christmas oratorio Kantáta Bethlen - Bethlehem cantata Magyar istenes énekek - 5 Hungarian religious songs 1975 organ works Ösz for cello and piano
Recording Puer natus in Bethlehem
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Who was Gábor Lisznyai Szabó?
Hungarian composer and organist (1913–1981)
When was Gábor Lisznyai Szabó born?
Gábor Lisznyai Szabó was born on 8 December 1913 in Budapest.
When did Gábor Lisznyai Szabó die?
Gábor Lisznyai Szabó died on 22 May 1981 in Budapest.
What was Gábor Lisznyai Szabó's occupation?
Gábor Lisznyai Szabó was a composer, church organist, music educator, musician and organist.
What nationality was Gábor Lisznyai Szabó?
Gábor Lisznyai Szabó was Hungarian.
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