JÁNOS SEBESTYÉN

AUDIO RARITIES


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LP Recordings


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JOSEPH HAYDN
Concerto for Organ and Orchestra in C major
(H. XVIII: 1)   [III. Allegro molto]

(MP3 Audio - Duration 5'44")
From HUNGAROTON SLPX 1054
With the Hungarian State Concert Orchestra
conducted by Sándor Margittay.

Recorded February 1961 in Budapest, Hungary.


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WILHELM FRIEDEMANN BACH
Concerto for Two Harpsichords in F major
(F. 10)   [III. Presto]

(MP3 Audio - Duration 3'42")
From HUNGAROTON SLPX 1221
János Sebestyén plays both harpsichord parts.
Recorded November 1965 in Budapest, Hungary.


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JOSEPH HAYDN
Divertimento for Harpsichord and Strings in G major
(H. XIV: 13)   [II. Adagio]

(MP3 Audio - Duration 5'02")
From HUNGAROTON SLPX 11468
With violinists Vilmos Tátrai, György Konrád
and cellist Ede Banda.

Recorded February 1970 in Budapest, Hungary.


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JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH
Sonata for Flute and Harpsichord in E-flat Major
(BWV 1031)   [III. Allegro]

(MP3 Audio - Duration 4'13")
From HUNGAROTON SLPX 11533
With flutist Lóránt Kovács.
Recorded March 1972 in Budapest, Hungary.

 

Radio Recordings


Maros
RUDOLF MAROS
Five Bagatelles

(MP3 Audio - Duration 6'14")
Recorded July 1981 in Stockholm, Sweden.

 

Live Recordings


Sebestyén
JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH
Prelude and Fugue in G major (BWV 884)

(MP3 Audio - Duration 3'35")
From a March 1989 concert in Budapest, Hungary.


Tozer

Improvisation on Hungarian Songs
for Piano (four-hands)

(MP3 Audio - Duration 5'09")
With pianist Geoffrey Tozer.
From a February 1990 concert at the House of Arts
in Szekszárd, Hungary.


Pauk
JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH
Sonata for Violin and Organ in G major (BWV 1019)
[V. Allegro]

(MP3 Audio - Duration 3'36")
With violinist György Pauk.
From a July 1996 concert at the Matthias Church
in Budapest, Hungary.


Lantos & Sebestyén
Improvisation in Memory of László Lukin
for Organ (four-hands)

(MP3 Audio - Duration 8'20")
With organist István Lantos.
From a June 2005 concert on the Angster organ (1904)
at the Belvárosi Church in Baja, Hungary.

 


Additional audio samples featuring János Sebestyén can be found on the pages
About This Site, Miklós Rózsa and at the website La Folia - A Musical Cathedral.


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