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MANOSCRITTI INEDITI DI FRANZ LISZT “Scienza e Vita”, 03.03.1987 (Titolo della rivista in albanese: Shkenca dhe Jeta) di SPIRO KALEMI Nell’Archivio di Stato di Tirana si trovano (non si trovano più) tre manoscritti del famoso pianista e compositore ungherese del XIX sec. Franz Liszt (1811 – 1866). Questi manoscritti sono stati consegnati all’Archivio circa 35 anni fa da Kol LUKA, abitante della città di Scutari.

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