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Franz von VécseyThe Hungarian violinist, Franz von Vécsey, was a pupil of the legendary Jenö Hubay, and became something of a child virtuoso, appearing in Berlin at the age of ten, and in London a year later. He died, at an early age, in Rome, but he also enjoyed success as a composer of finely-wrought pieces for the violin, of a certain melancholy cast, including this beautiful Valse Triste, a whimsical miniature in C minor, with a most impressive violin line. We must hope that more of von Vécsey's pieces will not be forgotten, for he was clearly a talented composer. Franz von Vécsey on Guild Music
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