Lajos Bárdos* / György Melis, Zsuzsa Németh, Mixed, Female* And Children's Chorus of The Hungarian Radio and Televison, Male Chorus Of The Hungarian Peoples Army, Ferenc Sapszon, László Csányi, István Kis* – Choral Works

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Label:	Hungaroton – LPX 11538
Series:	Contemporary Hungarian Music
Format:	Vinyl, LP, Stereo
Country:	Hungary
Released:	1971
Genre:	Classical
Style:	Contemporary

Tracklist

A1		A Földhez = To The Earth Words By – Ferenc Kölcsey*
A2		Két Bicínium A "Kicsinyek Kórusá"-Ból (Kis Kacsa Fürdik, Csütörtökön Virradóra) = Two Bicina From The "Children' Chorus": The Little Duck Is Swimming (Hungarian Folk Children Song) - On Thursday At Dawn (Hungarian Folk Song)
A3		Fújd A Sípot = Blow The Pipe Words By – Károly Vargha Dr.*
A4		Ősszel = Autumn Words By – László Lukin*
A5		Dana-Dana
A6		Második Népdalrapszódia = Second Folksong Rhapsody
B1		Ave Maris Stella Words By – Paulus Diaconus
B2		Tünde Nóta = Tünde Song Words By – Kálmán Nádasdy
B3		Magos A Rutafa = The Tall Rue Tree
B4		Tavunga
B5		A Nyúl Éneke = Song Of The Rabbit Words By – Ferenc Jankovich*
B6		Elmúlt A Tél = Winter Is Over Words By – Sándor Weöres*
B7		Régi Táncdal = Old Dance Song

Companies, etc.

Recorded At – MHV recording
Printed By – Offset-nyomda

Credits

Baritone Vocals – György Melis* (tracks: A4)
Chorus – Children's Chorus Of The Hungarian Radio And Televison*, Female Chorus Of The Hungarian Radio And Televison*, Mixed Chorus Of The Hungarian Radio And Televison*, Male Chorus Of The Hungarian Peoples Army (tracks: B4, B5)
Composed By – Bárdos Lajos
Conductor – László Csányi*, Ferenc Sapszon, Kis István (tracks: B4, B5)
Cover [Cover Design] – Endre Bánó
Engineer [Recording Engineer] – Judit Lukács
Mezzo-soprano Vocals – Zsuzsa Németh (tracks: A4)
Producer [Musical Producer] – János Mátyás
Sleeve Notes – Lukin László

Notes

A Földhez (1951).
Két Bicínium A "Kicsinyek Kórusá"-Ból (1938) (Kis Kacsa Fürdik, Csütörtökön Virradóra).
Fújd A Sípot (1958).
Ősszel (1961) From the cycle "Winter and summer".
Dana-Dana (1940) On Hungarian tune and word.
Második Népdalrapszódia (1961) On Hungarian tunes and words.
Ave Maris Stella (1937).
Tünde Nóta (1934).
Magos A Rutafa (1941) On Hungarian Folk Songs.
Tavunga (1964) On Eskimo Hunting Songs.
A Nyúl Éneke (1944).
Elmúlt A Tél (1953).
Régi Táncdal (1951) Melody from the "Ungaresca" in J. Paix's organ tablet book.

Sung in Hungarian.

On the cover: Detail from a painting by Adolf Fényes.

Runouts are stamped.