"The Invisible Story" was produced over a four year period, and completed just last ear: This work deals with the ideas of Bela Hamvas (1897-1968), a Hungarian literary figure whose fate was literally sealed by his country's history. In the aftermath of World War II, this man would pursue dual careers as a librarian and publisher, only to be stripped of these by a communist regime intent on wiping out any of its opponents from the map. Deprived of work, he would be forced to make his living far outside of his chosen field, but this would not prevent him from writing novels and essays dominated by an anti-materialistic point of view. And a very fertile inspiration it was for Tibor Szemzo, because he has succeeded here in evoking the appropriate moods and climates, from which he has built up his own sonic Towers of Babel, carefully assembled out of hushed vocal sounds and aching string inflexions."-Catherine Perrey