Miklós Rózsa interviews Throughout the course of his career Miklós Rózsa gave many interviews. Although a number are repetitive regarding content and some are archival in sound quality, they are, none the less, important enough to preserve for their historical value. Some sources are from private recordings and others from programmes recorded in the past for radio or television. First, this presentation by Miklós Rozsa of a radio program for USA war veterans on behalf of the Veterans association is probably the earliest recording of Rózsa's voice available to date. The rare transcription disc from around 1954 from which this file originates was made available to the Miklós Rózsa society through the generosity of Jos and Jan Graumans from the Netherlands. All the music cues in this program are now available on modern digital recordings. 'Here's to veterans' presented by Miklós Rózsa This 1970s filmed interview appears on youtube Part 1. interviewed by Andre Previn.   Part 2. Miklós Rózsa conducts Ben-Hur Unknown source or time frame Rózsa speaks on film composing. Miklós Rózsa discusses his double life 1984 interview by Stan Priddy. In conversation with Rózsa The following interviews courtesy of Alan Hamer Rózsa relates his memories composing Quo Vadis (1970s) Archival interview from 1973 BBC Film Night BBC radio interview from 1984 Rózsa desert island disc interview.Oct 1984. Disc 1 Disc 2 Disc 3 Disc 4 Disc 5 Disc 6 Disc 7 Disc 8 Written transcriptions. Composer Miklós Rózsa. A Conversation with Bruce Duffie. Written transcription from a phone interview From a 1981 tape recording Miklós Rózsa: Hollywood Reminiscenses 1950s articles by Rózsa as they appear in the publication of the National Film Music Council The Music in Quo Vadis. Lust for life

interviews about Miklós Rózsa Janos Sebestyen, Harpsichordist and good friend of Rózsa wrote a book taken from many interviews he had with him. In this extract Sebestyen discusses Rózsa.     Sebestyen Interviewed about Rózsa Jerry Goldsmith discusses Rózsa