Death:Death by Disease 13 April 1989 (Cancer, age 86) chart Placidus Equal_H.
Hungarian musician who composed more than 700 works and was often called "the soul of Liszt." He was a piano prodigy by age eight and took Carnegie Hall by storm at 17. By 1925 he was sleeping in subways, a rebel and dropout from "the grubby world of musical commerce." At age 75 he once again emerged into international acclaim. He had a string of nine flamboyant marriages and was survived by his tenth wife. Nyiregyhazi died of cancer on 4/13/1989, Los Angeles, CA Link to Wikipedia biography Read less
Born: January 19, 1903, Budakeszi, Hungary
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