Liszt-Portal: Bibliografie

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Bestowing the Beethovenian musical heritage to Liszt: The Weihekuss reconsidered

in: Ad Parnassum: A journal of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century instrumental music, Bd. 19, 2021, S. 21-33

À la Chapelle Sixtine: On the Cultural Context of Liszt's Synesthetic Experience

in: Music and the figurative arts in the nineteenth century, herausgegeben von Roberto Illiano, Turnhout 2020, S. 327-342

Zsusanna Domokos

Angelic Children in Liszt's Oeuvre. Hymne de l'enfant à son réviel – Facsimile: Liszt: Hymne de l'enfant à son réviel

in: Newly Discovered Treasures. Unknown Manuscripts of Published Works by Liszt, herausgegeben von Mária P. Eckhardt, Zsuzsanna Domokos, Budapest 2019, S. 199-246

Zsusanna Domokos

The only Petöfi Poem Set to Music by Liszt. A magyarok Istene / Ungarns Gott – Facsimile: Liszt: A magyarok Istene

in: Newly Discovered Treasures. Unknown Manuscripts of Published Works by Liszt, herausgegeben von Mária P. Eckhardt, Zsuzsanna Domokos, Budapest 2019, S. 13-42

Liszt's Hungaro-European Synthesis. Comments relating to the Cultural-historic Context of The Three Kings March of the Christus oratorio

in: Studia Musicologica, Bd. 57, 2016, S. 379–390

Zsusanna Domokos

Liszt's Role in the Birth of Hungarian Musical Institutions

in: Franz Liszt. Un musicien dans la société, herausgegeben von Cornelia Szabó-Knotik, Laurence Le Diagon-Jacquin, Michael Saffle, Paris 2013, S. 325-335

On the XIXth-century Reception History of Saint Francis: Liszt's Cantico del Sol di San Francesco d'Assisi

in: Franz Liszt. Un musicien dans la société, herausgegeben von Cornelia Szabó-Knotik, Laurence Le Diagon-Jacquin, Michael Saffle, Paris 2013, S. 125-141

The Portrait of Liszt as an Allegory of the Artist in Amy Scheffer's "Three Magi"

in: Studia Musicologica, Bd. 49, 2008, S. 91–104

Zsusanna Domokos

The Musical Traditions of the Capella Sistina and Liszt's Church Music

in: Analecta Lisztiana III. Liszt and the Birth of Modern Europe Music as a Mirror of Religious, Political, Social, and Aesthetic Transformation, herausgegeben von Michael Saffle, Rossana Dalmonte, Hillsdale, New York 2003, S. 25-46

Zsusanna Domokos

Two letters of Franz Liszt written to Jacopo Tomadini. A forgotten relationship among Liszt and his friends in church music

in: Ostinato rigore. Revue internationale d'études musicales, Bd. 18, 2002, S. 201-212