Szabados - Babits - Klenyán - Jávorka Quartet - Ikonofonia - In Memoriam György Szabados mp3

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Credits

• Bass Clarinet – Antal Babits
• Clarinet – Csaba Klenyán
• Cover, Design – Antal Babits, Géza Barcsik
• Edited By [Musical Editor], Producer – Antal Babits
• Engineer [Sound Engineer, Post-Production] – László Hortobágyi
• Liner Notes – György Szabados
• Piano – György Szabados
• Viola – Ádám Jávorka

Notes

Concert recording, June 24, 2004, Miskolc

On the back cover, the ensemble appears with alternative names Új Dimenzió Műhely and New Dimension Workshop.

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