What László Cselényi created is a poetic experiment of European rank. Such a characteristically artistic experiment, the outcome of which is naturally dubious and dangerous in the long term, which, even if it does not reach the status of a "great" or cultically popular, canonizable work, confronts Hungarian literature, which is so often strained between the barriers of tradition, with something like Stockhausen or Cage's "hair-raising" musical experiments with classical musical thought. Approaching the oeuvre with extraordinary erudition and ingenuity, Zoltán Csehy is convinced that the uniqueness, courage, unparalleled openness and inspirational power of Cselényi's text scores will remain a lasting intellectual provocation.