At the sounds of music and singing

Dezső Szomory, although he chose the career of a writer instead of a musician, became forever committed to music; and not just because he was a student at the Academy of Music for two years: "When I enrolled in the Academy of Music, my wild blonde mane fluttered over many pianos and even organs, because in addition to my singing voice, which was one of the most beautiful sopranos, I cultivated harmony and fugue. , and that 's why it' s so bright and melodic. De la musique avant tou, that 's my motto… " He wrote about Dezső Szomory Kosztolányi, and he is not the only one who hears his works as music. Szomory literature abounds in musical terms interpreting his lyrics, and some details of his works — The Paris Novel, Letters to a Girlfriend — are also pending explanation of the music. This volume, which combines the writings of the Theater Life magazine in the Sounds of Music and Singing series, is an introduction to the hitherto unknown musician Szomory, and one of the works by Szomory, which was last performed at the end of his life. , musically toned, musically pulsating, inimitable literary style. In the Sounds of Music and Singing, it is a wise summary of all the external and internal music, eloquent silences, and resounding loneliness of Szomory.