Piano Concerto No. 2, "Concerto romantico": II. Libero: Adagio
Piano Concerto No. 2, "Concerto romantico": II. Libero: Adagio a song by László Dubrovay on BeMusic
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Faust, az elkarhozott (Faust, the Damned) Suite No. 4: I. Indulo (March) by
Matyas Antal,
Balazs Kocsar,
Attila Falvay,
Laszlo Kovacs,
László Dubrovay,
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Faust, az elkarhozott (Faust, the Damned) Suite No. 1: I. Bevezetes es Faust (Introduction and Faust) by
Matyas Antal,
Balazs Kocsar,
Attila Falvay,
Laszlo Kovacs,
László Dubrovay,
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Faust, az elkarhozott (Faust, the Damned) Suite No. 1: II. Mefiszto tanca (Mephisto's dance) by
Matyas Antal,
Balazs Kocsar,
Attila Falvay,
Laszlo Kovacs,
László Dubrovay,
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Faust, az elkarhozott (Faust, the Damned) Suite No. 4: II. Plutus es a fosveny (Plutus and the miser) by
Matyas Antal,
Balazs Kocsar,
Attila Falvay,
Laszlo Kovacs,
László Dubrovay,
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Faust, az elkarhozott (Faust, the Damned) Suite No. 1: III. Kocsmajelenet (Pub scene) by
Matyas Antal,
Balazs Kocsar,
Attila Falvay,
Laszlo Kovacs,
László Dubrovay,
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Faust, az elkarhozott (Faust, the Damned) Suite No. 4: III. Faust monologja (Faust's monologue) by
Matyas Antal,
Balazs Kocsar,
Attila Falvay,
Laszlo Kovacs,
László Dubrovay,
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Faust, az elkarhozott (Faust, the Damned) Suite No. 1: IV. Tukor pas de deux (Mirror pas de deux) by
Matyas Antal,
Balazs Kocsar,
Attila Falvay,
Laszlo Kovacs,
László Dubrovay,
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Faust, az elkarhozott (Faust, the Damned) Suite No. 4: IV. Finale: Faust halala (Faust's death) by
Matyas Antal,
Balazs Kocsar,
Attila Falvay,
Laszlo Kovacs,
László Dubrovay,
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Faust, az elkarhozott (Faust, the Damned) Suite No. 1: V. Boszorkanyszombat (Witch Sabbath) by
Matyas Antal,
Balazs Kocsar,
Attila Falvay,
Laszlo Kovacs,
László Dubrovay,
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Violin Concerto: I. Libero: Canzone da sonar by
Matyas Antal,
Balazs Kocsar,
Attila Falvay,
Laszlo Kovacs,
László Dubrovay,
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Faust, az elkarhozott (Faust, the Damned) Suite No. 2: I. Margit es Faust szerelme (Margaret's and Faust's love) by
Matyas Antal,
Balazs Kocsar,
Attila Falvay,
Laszlo Kovacs,
László Dubrovay,
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Violin Concerto: II. Scherzo: Presto by
Matyas Antal,
Balazs Kocsar,
Attila Falvay,
Laszlo Kovacs,
László Dubrovay,
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Faust, az elkarhozott (Faust, the Damned) Suite No. 2: II. Margrit monologja (Margaret's monologue) by
Matyas Antal,
Balazs Kocsar,
Attila Falvay,
Laszlo Kovacs,
László Dubrovay,
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Piano Concerto No. 2, "Concerto romantico": I. Allegro con fuoco by
Matyas Antal,
Balazs Kocsar,
Attila Falvay,
Laszlo Kovacs,
László Dubrovay,
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Faust, az elkarhozott (Faust, the Damned) Suite No. 2: III. Margit megorulese (Margaret's getting mad) by
Matyas Antal,
Balazs Kocsar,
Attila Falvay,
Laszlo Kovacs,
László Dubrovay,
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Piano Concerto No. 2, "Concerto romantico": II. Libero: Adagio by
Matyas Antal,
Balazs Kocsar,
Attila Falvay,
Laszlo Kovacs,
László Dubrovay,
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Piano Concerto No. 2, "Concerto romantico": III. Allegro by
Matyas Antal,
Balazs Kocsar,
Attila Falvay,
Laszlo Kovacs,
László Dubrovay,
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Faust, az elkarhozott (Faust, the Damned) Suite No. 2: IV. Faust bolyongasa a pokolban (Faust's wandering in hell) by
Matyas Antal,
Balazs Kocsar,
Attila Falvay,
Laszlo Kovacs,
László Dubrovay,
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Faust, az elkarhozott (Faust, the Damned) Suite No. 3: I. Aphrodite es Faust szerelme (Aphrodite and Faust's love) by
Matyas Antal,
Balazs Kocsar,
Attila Falvay,
Laszlo Kovacs,
László Dubrovay,
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Faust, az elkarhozott (Faust, the Damned) Suite No. 3: II. Pas de trois: Boldog csaladi egyuttlet (Happy family being together) by
Matyas Antal,
Balazs Kocsar,
Attila Falvay,
Laszlo Kovacs,
László Dubrovay,
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Faust, az elkarhozott (Faust, the Damned) Suite No. 3: III. Nimfak tanca (Nymphen's dance) by
Matyas Antal,
Balazs Kocsar,
Attila Falvay,
Laszlo Kovacs,
László Dubrovay,
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Faust, az elkarhozott (Faust, the Damned) Suite No. 3: IV. Ikarus repulese es halala (The flying and death of Icarus) by
Matyas Antal,
Balazs Kocsar,
Attila Falvay,
Laszlo Kovacs,
László Dubrovay,
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Faust, az elkarhozott (Faust, the Damned) Suite No. 3: V. Aphrodite bucsuja (Aphrodite's farewell) by
Matyas Antal,
Balazs Kocsar,
Attila Falvay,
Laszlo Kovacs,
László Dubrovay,