Abstract
The passing of Professor Ferenc László left a void in Romanian musicology. Not only in the science of music and music historiography, but also in the attachment felt by his disciples, friends, and ‘colleagues of the guild’ (as he liked to call them), who are now left painfully bereft of his guidance. Professor László, Transylvania’s most competent musical historian, passed away 10 years ago, having inter alia founded the first Mozart Society of the Eastern European bloc in Romania avant la lettre, resorting to the weaponry of diplomacy and etiquette to instil and maintain a cultural dialogue in true European spirit.
Keyword: Ferenc László
DOI: 10.47809/MP.2020.35.02.08