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Susie Pauk, János Sebestyén, journalist Ivan Lipovecz, violinist György Pauk, and British ambassador Sir John Birch, in Budapest, mid 1990s.
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Harpsichordist Zuzana Růžičková in London, mid 1970s. |
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Vilmos Tátrai and György Konrád, members of the the Tátrai Quartet, in Dresden, mid 1970s. |
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Organist Jiří Reinberger in Bratislava, early 1970s.
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Dr. Andew Janovits, visiting from South Africa, with János Sebestyén, late 1960s (left); the two mafioso: Paul Déry and Thomas Gallia, producer and engineer for dozens of Sebestyén's recordings, on the strada, late 1960s (above).
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Judit Makó and composer Miklós Rózsa
in Portofino, Italy, 1971. |
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Conductor Carl Garaguly and Hungarian Radio colleague Mihály Meixner at Sebestyén's home, early 1970s.
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Bulgarian conductor and composer Konstantin Iliev with Judit Makó at Sebestyén's home, 1979. |
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Sebestyén's Christmas tree, Judit Makó and Steinway representative Paul Gerstbauer, early 1990s.
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János Sebestyén with György Czigány, poet and former artistic director for Hungarian television, at Sebestyén's piano, early 1990s. |
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Canadian ambassador Dorothy Armstrong, actor Róbert Rátonyi, and diplomat Sándor Mátyus, at Sebestyén's home, early 1980s.
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Mária Hegyessy, long-time friend of Sebestyén's, with ambassador Sándor Mátyus, his wife Ágnes and son Sándor, in Stockholm, mid 1990s (above); humanitarian and diplomat Per Anger in Saltsjöbaden, Sweden, mid 1990s (right). |
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Canadian ambassador Marta Moszcienska and Málev captain József Somogyvári in Budapest, 2002. |
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Russian ambassador Ivan Aboimov and Otto Quittner, founder of Qualiton Imports, in Budapest, mid 1990s.
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Hungarian ambassador Pál Gresznaryk and Swiss ambassador Paul Wipfli in Bern, mid 1990s. |
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Actors József P. Kovács and Judit Merényi, contributors to many of Sebestyén's radio programs, late 1990s.
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Tables are coming... János Sebestyén and graphic artist János Kass, 2000 (left); piano lesson for ambassador Paul Wipfli from István Lantos, Sebestyén's partner at the piano and organ for more than twenty years, in Belgrade, 1998 (above).
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János Sebestyén with his former student, harpsichordist Ágnes Várallyay, 2001. |
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Dr. Judit Hidasi, expert on languages and communication, with János Sebestyén, 2006.
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János Sebestyén's 65th birthday celebration, 1996...
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Opera singer József Gregor speaking at the celebration
and István Lantos at the piano with Sebestyén. |
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Friends at the celebration, including Judit Makó,
Judith and Otto Quittner, and Mária Hegyessy.
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