0:00 Intro
5:10 Nyiregyházi in B cinema from the 40’s
6:17 Nyiregyházi’s recording of Liszt’s 1st Legend
7:59 Why the comparisons to Liszt and Anton Rubinstein are unfounded
10:30 Arnold Schönberg’s comments
11:07 Full commentary on Nyiregyházi’s performance of Liszt’s Vallée d’Obermann from the 1970’s

Nyiregyházi’s complete performance of Liszt’s Vallée d’Obermann:
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Nyiregyházi’s appearance in 1944’s “The Soul of a Monster”
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Music in the intro and outro is Earl Wild’s Etude no. 1 after George Gershwin’s “Liza”

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