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Akos Nagy Budapest, Hungary
His art is synthetic and shows synthesizing tendency which is built from the Netherlandish polyphone
tradition.
He examined Gothic and late Renaissance music, traces of which show up in his later music along with elements of Transsylvanian, Indian, Khmer, Balinese and Japenese classical culture.
He is researching the rhythm and tone systems outside Europe.
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