Bibliografie

Wataru Fukuda

Franz Liszt's Cantico del Sol: A Source Study

in: Studia Musicologica, Bd. 61, 2020, S. 381–396

Sławomira Żerańska-Kominek

Poetic Images of Nightingale in the Art Song. On Some Aspects of Musical Meaning

in: Interdisciplinary Studies in Musicology, Bd. 19, 2019, S. 117-134

Imre Kovács

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

Márta Grabócz

Narrative strategies of the Romantic "philosophical epics" in the piano works of Franz Liszt (Analysis of Sposalizio, Valée D’Obermann, Ballade No. 2 and the Sonata in B minor)

in: Interdisciplinary Studies in Musicology, Bd. 14, 2014, S. 113–135

Geraldine Keeling

Liszt at the Piano. Two American Pianos and Two American Artists

in: Studia Musicologica, Bd. 55, 2014, S. 145-155

Paul Merrick

"Christ’s mighty shrine above His martyr’s tomb". Byron and Liszt's Journey to Rome

in: Studia Musicologica, Bd. 55, 2014, S. 17–26

Anne Vester

"Der Himmel weiß! In welchem Geistesstall er sein nächstes Steckenpferd finden wird". Liszts Interesse an der bildenden Kunst mit den Augen Heines gesehen

in: Studia Musicologica, Bd. 55, 2014, S. 81–101

Albert Brussee

Franz Liszt’s Mazeppa Sketch in His Sketchbook N6

in: Studia Musicologica, Bd. 55, 2014, S. 27–42

Ágnes Watzatka

Puszta, Husaren und Zigeunermusik. Franz Liszt und das Heimatbild von Nikolaus Lenau

in: Studia Musicologica, Bd. 55, 2014, S. 103–117

Bruno Moysan

Liszt, lecteur antimoderne de Faust

in: Studia Musicologica, Bd. 55, 2014, S. 65–80