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Heartstrings A Biography of Wilmos Csehy

1914-1983

By Barbara M. Sutryn

Born with exceptional musical talent, Wilmos Csehy performed publicly as a violinist at the age of four.  By the time he was a teenager he had the opportunity for a brilliant musical career, but turned down secular celebrity to apply his musical gifts to sacred music.

  His classical interpretation of familiar hymns inspired people in cities and villages across the continent as he toured with the Csehy Musical Messengers.

  Today, the Csehy Summer School of Music which he founded gives both vocal and instrumental training to junior and senior high school students during its summer sessions.

Heartstrings:  A Biography of Wilmos Csehy

Barbara Sutryn

 Heartstrings Biography of Wilmos CsheyIn Heartstrings, Barbara M. Sutryn has compiled a rich treasury of the personal memories of people whose lives were enriched by working with Wilmos Csehy, as well as the historical facts provided by Wilmos' wife and musical partner, Gladys Csehy.

Csehy Commemorative CDs are also available:

9781892135339

List $21.00

About the Author

  Barbara Sutryn, the author of Heartstrings: A Biography of Wilmos Csehy, is a freelance writer whose work appears in Christian periodicals such as Focus on the Family, The War Cry, Light and Life, Evangel and Power for Living.  Her book, The Sign Painter (Tyndale House), is inspirational fiction.

 About the Csehy Summer School of Music

 Started in 1962 at a camp ground in Indiana, it soon outgrew the facilities and moved, first to Muncy, Pennsylvania, and later to Langhorne, Pennsylvania. It is now located on the campus of the Philadelphia Biblical University. Students come from across the United States and many foreign countries.

Revised 03/21/08