Arrangement for two pianos. Elena Gladilina, Natalya Yurygina
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Taken from a LP record released by DOVER (USA) in 1967.
(5)
A Gipsy ate brynza in the morning (a Hungarian folk song`s arrangement)
Aleksandr Ponomarev (Conductor) 
Children`s choir & Spring& .France, 1996.
(2)
2011, Budapest.
(2)
Recorded in Hungary, 1978.
(7)
In the original BWV 903 Chromatic fantasy and fugue in D minor J. S. Bach
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Recorded: February 28, 1956, London.
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Recorded by VOX (USA) in 1974.
(3)
Recorded in Hungary, 1978.
(4)
Adagio for violin and piano (original version) (1905)
Gyorgy Terebesi (violin), Rolf Reinhardt (piano) 
ROLF REINHARDT (piano). Taken from a rare LP released by QUADRIGA TON (Germany) in 1970s. NEVER RE-ISSUED ON CD.
(6)
Variations on an Hungarian Folk Song `The Peacock`
Charles Mackerras (conductor) , Wiener Philharmoniker 
Wien, 22. April 2007
(2)
String Quartet No. 2 (1918), op.10
Krysia Osostowicz (violin), Bernard Gregor-Smith (ñello) , Dante Quartet 
1-3.02.2013
(2)
Háry János, opera
Janos Ferencsik (conductor), Sandor Solyom-Nagy (baritone) , Hungarian State Opera Orchestra 
(2)
Orpheus Chamber Orchestra- Josef Suk
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Boys Choir named after Revutsky
(3)
Kodaly recorded this moving performance of one of the great 2oth Century choral works, the Budavari Te Deum in 1958. Budapest Chorus and Hungarian Philharmonic Orchestra.
(1)
Hungarian Radio and TV Choir
(1)
Entry - November 2009, UK.
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Psalmus Hungaricus (1923)
Jose Carreras (tenor), Péter Eötvös (conductor) , Orchestra Sinfonica di Torino della RAI 
Torino 1973
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THE LOUISVILLE ORCHESTRA. Taken from a LP recorded by FIRST EDITION RECORDS (USA) in 1963.
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Intermezzo from the Suite `Hari Janos`. Recording - July 1954
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Hungarian Radio and TV Choir
(2)
Otto Hertz, piano. Entry 1928
(2)
Laudes organi, Fantasy for Chorus and Organ on sequence of the 12th century (1966)
Matthias Brauer (choral conductor) 
Pierre Mea, Orgue
Chœur de Radio France Matthias Brauer, Direction Paris Basilique Sainte-Clotilde 2011
(2)
1-3.02.2013
(3)
Otto Hertz, piano. Entry 1928
(1)
Székelyfonó, opera
Janos Ferencsik (conductor), Erzsebet Komlossy (mezzo soprano) , Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra
(4)
Hungarian Radio and TV Choir
(1)
Kodaly completed the orchestral version of Missa Brevis at the height of the 2nd World War (1944). It is a tribute to the courage of the Hungarian people in resisiting the forces of the Nazis. Kodaly recorded his moving version of the Mass in 1956. Budapest chorus and Hungarian National Philharmonic Orchestra.
(1)
Entry - November 2009, UK.
(2)
Hungarian Radio and TV Choir
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Budapest, 2011
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Otto Hertz - piano. Entry 1928
(1)
Combined choir of Budapest schoolchildren. Entry 1928
(1)
Brighton Festival Corus. Christopher Bowers-Broadbent (organ). Splendid modern performance of the original organ version of Missa Brevis.
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Recorded in Hungary, 1978.
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Otto Hertz piano. Entry 1928
(1)
Lajos Kentner, piano. Entry 1928
(0)
Otto Hertz, piano. Entry 1928
(1)
Otto Hertz piano. Entry 1928
(1)
Year of publication:2006.
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Otto Hertz piano. Entry 1928
(1)
Otto Hertz piano. Entry 1928
(2)
Lajos Kentner, piano. Entry 1928
(0)
Otto Hertz piano. Entry 1928
(2)
1-3.02.2013
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