One composer from this country has his works catalogued using Searle numbers.
One composer from this country has his works catalogued using Searle numbers. Another composer with ancestry from this country used the technique of micropolyphony in his Atmosphères. A third composer from this country wrote a work consisting of 153 pieces of increasing (*) difficulty to teach his son the piano. The composer of Mikrokosmos was from this country, as was the originator of the symphonic poem, at whom women tossed undergarments as part of his namesake "mania." For 10 points, name this home country of György Ligeti, Béla Bartók, and Franz Liszt, who wrote a series of "rhapsodies" named for it.
One composer from this country has his works catalogued using Searle numbers.
Kingdom of Hungary (accept Magyarország; accept Magyar Királyság)