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Portraits is Classical Music Daily's occasional series of portraits of classical music subjects

 

Portraits. Jenő Huszka - In defence of operetta and copyright, by Anett Fodor

Portraits. Jakub Józef Orliński - Anett Fodor writes about the Polish counter tenor and his latest album

Portraits. Zoltán Kodály: Part II - by Anett Fodor

Portraits. Zoltán Kodály: Part I - From the Academy to His First Success, by Anett Fodor

Profile. Bartók: The Inspired Collector - Anett Fodor discusses the Hungarian composer's love of both folk music and nature

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