Liszt played the organ in this cathedral. #T ?

Kodály statue.

School and institute promoting Kodály's educational work, since 1973. more information: www.kodaly-inst.hu.

Memorial tablet in honour of Zoltán Kodály, *1882 in the then railway station. The original building has been demolished.

Leskowsky collection of 1500 musical instruments.

Opera & concert hall.

Organ by Geyer-Antos (1930), 5 manuals - concerts. Dohnányi: 'Szegedi mise' written for this votive church (1930).

Open-air Festival since 1933 with opera, ballet and folk performances. Mascagni #W 1935. Now the festival also extended to other accomodations in town. Statues of Erkel and Liszt.

Ethnographic collection: phonograph recordings, including Bartók's; folk instruments.

Ferenc Erkel *1810. Permanent exposition.

Plane-tree 'Erkel-fa' with tablet, memorizing his opera 'Bánk Bán'.

Visits and appearances of Liszt, Strauß, Brahms, Massenet, Enescu, and Casals.

In former Nagyszentmiklos, now Rumanian, Béla Bartók *1881. His birth-house has been demolished, but there is a memorial tablet from 1970, bilingual.

Bartók statue

Bartók exposition in castle from 1864.

György Kurtág *1926

György Ligeti *1923 in former Dicsöszentmárton

Liszt 1883–84 guest of 'one-handed pianist' count Géza Zichy.

Opera theatre (1857), with an opera festival (June).

Museum of theatre history.