Talk:István Anhalt

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This is really too short a stub for Anhalt. I don't know the details but I do know he composed a cycle of operas I think was called Voices. It has to do with the early days of Canada and onward. Anhalt has been performed by the Vaghy String Quartet (another neglected topic here) and Glen Gould whom I rememeber on the back cover of a CBC disc describing Anhalt as an acquired taste. Does anyone know how to get this thing rolling?