Book
Liszt?s Musical Modernism and the Hungarian-Gypsy Tradition. Rochester, NY: University of Rochester Press, December, 2011. Winner of the Alan Walker Book Award.
Articles and Book Chapters?
?Liszt?s Legacy and the Paradoxes of Hungarian Musical Modernism?, in James Deaville and Michael Saffle ed., Liszt?s Legacies, Franz Liszt Studies Series no. 16, Pendragon Press (forthcoming June 2014), 21?28.
?Liszt the Transcultural Modernist?, in Michael Saffle, ed. Liszt: A Chorus of Voices, Franz Liszt Studies Series no. 13, Pendragon Press (2012), 261?72.
?Beyond the Stereotype: Harmonic and Structural Aspects of the Verbunkos Idiom?, Journal of Musicological Research, 27/2 (August, 2008), 254?80.
?Bart?k and the Modernist Rehabilitation of Liszt?, Liszt Society Journal, 29 (2004), 46?66.
Reviews
Liszt as Transcriber, by Jonathan Kregor, Notes 68 no. 2 (December 2011), 357?59.
Musical Exoticism: Images and Reflections, by Ralph P. Locke, Notes 66 no. 4 (June 2010), 774?76.
Bennett Zon, Representing Non-Western Music in Nineteenth-Century Britain: Music & Letters 91/1 (February 2010), 115?18.
?Franz Liszt, the Dante Sonata & other works? (CD), Nineteenth-Century Music Review 5/1 (July 2008), 142?46.
Franz Liszt and his World, Music & Letters 89/2 (May 2008), 256?60.
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Pending submission:
?Cs?rd?s macabre: Liszt?s Transcultural Sonata?
Planned Articles, based on recent papers:
?Auto-Exoticism? The Hungarian Response to Viennese Style Hongrois?
?1838: Liszt?s Schubert and the Arrival of the Heroic Hungarian Masterwork.?
?Between Budapest and Vienna: Liszt?s and Brahms?s Style Hongrois.?
Conference Papers
Forthcoming this year:
?Schenkerian analysis and the transcultural harmony of Hungarian verbunkos?, Joint Meeting of the AAWM 2014 and BFE 2014, SOAS, London (1?4 July, 2014); part of a Society for Music Analysis panel entitled ?Traversing Disciplinary and Geographic Continuums? (chair: Shay Loya).
?1838: Liszt?s Schubert and the Arrival of the Heroic Hungarian Masterwork?, The 18th Biennial International Conference on Nineteenth-Century Music, University of Toronto, Canada (18?21 June, 2014). [Travel Grant from City University London awarded 27/02/2014]
?Liszt?s Transcultural Composition in the Year of the Franco-Prussian War?, Third Sibelius Academy Symposium on Music History (Confronting the National in the Musical Past), Sibelius Academy, Helsinki, Finland (May 21?23, 2014).
Past Papers:
?Liszt?s Verbunkos Legacy and the Paradoxes of Progressive Hungarian Music?, Liszt?s Legacies Symposium in Ottawa (28?31 July, 2011). [Invited speaker]
?Auto-exoticism? The Hungarian Response to Viennese Style Hongrois?, AMS/SMT Conference in Indianapolis (4?7 November, 2010); Research Seminar Series at the Centre for Music Studies, City University London (expanded version, 15 May, 2013)
?A Hungarian Sonata? Liszt?s Cs?rd?s macabre?, SMA ?Formenlehere? Symposium, Durham (24 September, 2010).
?Nineteenth-Century Folklorism and Lajtha?s Radical Verbunkos Transcriptions?, 16th Biennial Conference on Nineteenth-Century Music in Southampton University (8?11 July 2010); and RMA Annual Conference [?Boundaries?] in the IMR London (15?17 July, 2010).
?Listening to Transcultural Tonality?, Tonality in Perspective, King?s College London (27?29 March, 2008) and Colloquium at the University of Durham (18th November, 2008).
?Paradoxes of Liszt?s Verbunkos Idiom?, 18th International Congress of the IMS, University of Zurich (10?15 July 2007).
?The Impact of the Verbunkos Idiom on Liszt?s Tonal Practices?, 14th International Conference on 19th-Century Music, University of Manchester (July 2006).
?Liszt?s style hongrois between politics and analysis: Issues of transcultural music and postcolonial critique?, 13th International Conference on 19th-Century Music, University of Durham (6?10 July 2004).
