Miklós Rózsa in Santa Margherita Ligure, Italy, circa 1972.

A view of Santa Margherita Ligure in the early 1970s.

The house in Santa Margherita Ligure where Rózsa often composed during the summers.

Rózsa with Judit Makó (above left) and Rose Mannaberg (above) in Portofino, Italy, circa 1972, and with conductor János Ferencsik and harpsichordist János Sebestyén in Balatonfüred, Hungary, 1974 (left). János Sebestyén helped reintroduce Rózsa's music to Hungary. In 1980 he published Életem történeteiből, a biography of the composer compiled from taped interviews made during their regular summer visits in Italy.

JÁNOS SEBESTYÉN PLAYS MIKLÓS RÓZSA: Three Bagatelles (Op. 12, Nos. 1, 5 and 6) (MP3 Audio - Duration 5'04") Recorded April 1970 by the Hungarian Radio.

Rózsa in Leivi, Italy with culinary artist "Pepen" and János Sebestyén, circa 1972.

Rózsa in Budapest with pianist Erzsébet Tusa and musicologist Ernő Lendvay, 1974.

Rózsa on the penthouse terrace of the Hotel Fiorina in Santa Margherita Ligure, 1975 (left). Rózsa with painter Olcese Maurilio and his wife Beatrice in Zoagli, Italy, 1975 (above).

Rózsa with Rose Mannaberg in Santa Margherita Ligure, 1975.

Rózsa with Beatrice Maurilio outside her husband's gallery in Zoagli, Italy, 1975.

Rózsa in Serravalle Scrivia, Italy, circa 1974.

Rózsa festival at the Budapest Film Museum, 1974.

Rózsa's children, Nicholas and Juliet, with Judit Makó and János Sebestyén in Budapest, circa 1995.

Additional photos of Miklós Rózsa can be found on the pages
Family, Musicians & Friends, Best of Friends and More Famous Hungarian Musicians.