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Ditta Pásztory-Bartók (31 October 1903 – 21 November 1982) was a Hungarian pianist and the second wife of the composer Béla Bartók. She was the dedicatee of a number of his works, including Out of Doors [1] and the Third Piano Concerto . Biography. Early life and career. Béla Bartók, 1922.
Pásztory Edith (ismertebb nevén Bartókné Pásztory Ditta) (Rimaszombat, 1903. október 31. – Budapest, 1982. november 21.) zongoraművész, érdemes művész (1963), Bartók Béla második felesége. Életútja. Pásztory Gyula matematika–fizika szakos gimnáziumi tanár és Petrovics Kornélia zongoratanárnő leányaként született.
Ditta Pásztory-Bartók (Rimavská Sobota, 31 d'octubre de 1903 - Budapest, 21 de novembre de 1982) fou una pianista hongaresa i la segona esposa del compositor Béla Bartók. Va ser la dedicatària d'algunes de les obres del seu marit, incloent-hi A l'aire lliure i el Tercer Concert per a piano.
Ditta Pásztory-Bartók. Profile: Ditta Pásztory, a pianist, was Béla Bartók 's student when she became his second wife in 1923, their son is Peter Bartok, for whom the „Mikrokosmos“ piano lessons were written. Variations:
Ditta Pásztory-Bartók (Rimaszombat, 1903 – Budapest, 1982) was a student of Béla Bartók at the Budapest Academy of Music during the academic year 1922/23. They married in the summer of 1923. In 1924 their son Péter was born and subsequently she continued her studies with her husband at home.
23 de nov. de 1982 · Ditta Pasztory, a pianist and widow of Bela Bartok, died Sunday in Budapest, the Hungarian Ministry of Culture announced yesterday. She was 80 years old. Miss Pasztory, who had been a student...
Women in World History: A Biographical Encyclopedia. Bartok, Ditta Pasztory (1902–1982)Hungarian pianist and wife of Béla Bartok who made several recordings of his work. Born Ditta Pasztory in 1902; died in Budapest on November 21, 1982; married Béla Bartok (the composer). Escaped the Nazis (1940).
