Laszlo Lajtha was one of the most highly respected Hungarian composers of his day, but one who fell out of favor with the Communist regime as early as 1948. Lengthy protests from abroad at his being denied a visa eventually worked, and he was expecting to travel to France (where he'd initially studied composition), when he died suddenly in 1963. A prolific composer of both symphonies and string quartets, his musical style changed and softened over time, though his attitude towards the government never did.

This is the second volume devoted to his string quartets, and includes numbers 5, 7, and 9.

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