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Ábrányi, Emil (1882-1970)

Hungarian conductor and composer. He was conductor of the Opera at Budapest from 1911. His operas, produced there, include Monna Vanna (after Maeterlinck), Paolo and Francesca (after Dante, 1912), and Don Quixote (after Cervantes, 1917).

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