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          Joo had early musical training first from his mother, who had attended the Franz Liszt Academy....

          Arpad Joó

          Hungarian American conductor (1948–2014)

          The native form of this personal name is Joó Arpad. This article uses Western name order when mentioning individuals.

          Árpád Joó (8 June 1948[1] – 4 July 2014) was a Hungarian Americanconductor and concert pianist.[2]

          Early life

          Maestro Joó (pronounced: Yo) was born in Budapest in 1948.

          His grandmother was an eminent pupil of István Thomán, at the Franz Liszt Academy (a direct disciple of Franz Liszt).

          Liszt: Symphonic Poems (complete).

        1. Liszt: Symphonic Poems (complete).
        2. Maestro Joó (pronounced: Yo) was born in Budapest in His grandmother was an eminent pupil of István Thomán, at the Franz Liszt Academy (a direct.
        3. Joo had early musical training first from his mother, who had attended the Franz Liszt Academy.
        4. Liszt had first made sketches for his symphonic poem Hungaria in which was the year that the Hungarians rebelled against their Habsburg rulers.
        5. Contains a pages, LP-sized booklet with description of the works in Hungarian, English, French and German, photos and the tracklist in Russian too.

          6. At a very early age, his mother, herself an accomplished pianist and teacher had discovered his musical talent. At the age of five he began his musical studies with his mother and a year later he entered the then newly established Kodály School of Music, under the personal supervision of the Hungarian composer-educator Zoltán Kodály.

          In short time, he attracted the attention of Kodály himself, who developed a lifelong teacher-student relationship with Joó, which lasted until the death of the compo