Put on your dancing shoes (preferably Hungarian) and come dance with us on this Eroica release of "Music in the Hungarian Style," featuring pianist Jane Solose and five composers with a Hungarian twist. They are, in order of appearance, Franz Liszt, Hummel, Debussy, Weiner, Liszt (again) and Schubert. Franz Liszt leads off with a transcription of a Schubert "Hungarian Melody" in three movements. Johann Nepomuk Hummel follows with "Hungarian Dances", Opus 23. Claude Debussy's rarely heard "Danse bohemienne," is next on the Hungarian dance card. Leo Weiner, a late Romantic composer, charms us with "Three Hungarian Rural Dances." And then, a Liszt encore! Franz turns up the heat with "Three Hungarian Rhapsodies." No. 11, No. 13, and the wildly popular No. 2 in C# minor. The grand finale, by Franz Schubert, is his original composition of "A Hungarian Melody." A full serving of Paprika!!! A native of Niagra Falls, Canada, Jane Solose is of Hungarian-German parentage. She leads an active career as a featured concerto soloist, recitalist, chamber musician, duo-pianist, and master teacher. Her performances have taken her to Austria, Hungary, Japan, Korea and around the US. She has taken part in international Music Festivals.