AUDIO RARITIES

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Twenty-four additional rarities available on the YouTube pages!         Page One >>> Page Two >>>

LP Recordings view larger image FRANZ JOSEPH HAYDN Concerto for Organ and Orchestra in C major (H. XVIII: 1)   [I. Moderato] From ANGELICUM LPA 5938 With the Angelicum Chamber Orchestra conducted by Bruno Amaducci Recorded October 1963 in Milan, Italy view larger image SERGEI PROKOFIEV Visions Fugitives (Op. 22)   [I, X, XI, XV] From HUNGAROTON LPX 1181 Recorded December 1963 in Budapest, Hungary view larger image JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH Concerto after Vivaldi in D minor (BWV 596)   [III. Allegro] From ARISTON CLAR 13 003 Recorded March 1968 in Milan, Italy view larger image JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH Sonata for Flute and Harpsichord in G minor (BWV 1020)   [III. Allegro] From HUNGAROTON SLPX 11533 With flutist Lóránt Kovács Recorded March 1972 in Budapest, Hungary   Radio Recordings Tátrai WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART Concerto for Harpsichord and Strings in G major (K. 107, No. 2)   [I. Allegro] With violinists Vilmos Tátrai, István Várkonyi and cellist Ede Banda Recorded May 1973 in Budapest, Hungary Botár SAMUEL WESLEY Duet in C major   [III. Fuga. Alla Capella] With harpsichordist Ecaterina Botár Recorded August 1984 in Budapest, Hungary Maros RUDOLF MAROS Five Bagatelles Recorded July 1981 in Stockholm, Sweden   Live Recordings Sebestyén JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH Prelude and Fugue in C major (BWV 870) From a March 1989 concert in Budapest, Hungary Tozer Improvisation on Hungarian Songs (piano four-hands) 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] With violinist György Pauk From a July 1996 concert at the Matthias Church in Budapest, Hungary Lantos & Sebestyén Improvisation in Memory of László Lukin (organ four-hands) With organist István Lantos From a June 2005 concert on the Angster organ (1904) at the Belvárosi Church in Baja, Hungary

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