It is a special book, since the former stagers of Zoltán Kodály's Székelyfonó, which was presented in Pécs in the early 1980s, collaborated in its creation, or at least inspired and took care of it. The director at the time, László Bagossy, wrote the foreword and selected the poems, the set designer Zoltán Bachmann at the time designed the book, which is also illustrated by the graphics of the Kossuth Prize winner, who has since passed away, and the poems are the works of István Sárosi, who for the performance nearly four decades ago he translated the libretto of an original work into the language and thinking of the time. Several of the creators at that time "left" already. András Hevesi, the conductor of the performance, Antal Vidákovics, whose choreography was danced by the Baranya Dance Group and the aforementioned Zoltán Bachmann. In addition to its literary/aesthetic value, this book can also ease the pain caused by the departed, and this collection is also a comfort, in which István Sárosi tells everything about the love he once showed so convincingly among the ruins of Tetty with the aforementioned excellent friends. Furthermore, the publication also revives the memory, since by recalling the memory of friends who have since passed away (the former excellences of the artistic life), they can live again and again, they can be recalled in the hearts, just like this stage performance that was once.

Pro Pannonia Publishing Foundation
Fiction
96 pages
Binding: threaded adhesive binding
ISBN: 9786155553455
Author: István Sárosi