Classical
Hungary
György Pauk
György Paukのトップソング
Mária Zombori, Margit Lászlo, Chamber Choir Pécs, Aurél Tillai, Budapest Chorus, Endre Kovács, György Geiger, Béla Szekeres, Attila Kovacs, Gusztáv Höhna, Orsolya Erdős, György Pauk, Miklos Szenthelyi, Erika Sebok, István Borza, Hédy Lubik, Judit Szenthelyi, Annie Fischer, Franz Liszt Chamber Orchestra, János Rolla, Hungarian State Orchestra, Hungarian State Opera Orchestra, Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra & Budapest Symphoniy Orchestra
Mária Zombori, Margit Lászlo, Chamber Choir Pécs, Aurél Tillai, Budapest Chorus, Endre Kovács, György Geiger, Béla Szekeres, Attila Kovacs, Gusztáv Höhna, Orsolya Erdős, György Pauk, Miklos Szenthelyi, Erika Sebok, István Borza, Hédy Lubik, Judit Szenthelyi, Annie Fischer, Franz Liszt Chamber Orchestra, János Rolla, Hungarian State Orchestra, Hungarian State Opera Orchestra, Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra & Budapest Symphoniy Orchestra
György Paukの他のアルバム
György Paukについて
出身地
Budapest, Hungary
誕生日
October 26, 1936
ジャンル
Classical
The career of the late Hungarian violinist and educator György Pauk represented a direct link to the era of Bartók and Kodály. He studied with the latter and was especially known for his performances of music by the former. Pauk appeared as a concerto soloist with many orchestras under some of the most prominent conductors of the late 20th century. He had a strong orientation toward Bartók and also toward contemporary music, giving the world premieres of works by such composers as Witold Lutosławski and Krzysztof Penderecki. Pauk had a substantial recording catalog stretching well into the 21st century. He joined the Takács Quartet for a recording of Mozart: String Quintets as late as 2010. A recording made in 1964 of Schubert's complete music for violin and piano with pianist Peter Frankl was released in 2015. Pauk died in London on November 18, 2024.
György Paukに似た曲やアーティスト
György Paukに似た他の音楽やアーティスト（たとえばLászló Hara、 Annie Fisher、 László Horváthなど）をもっと見つけましょう。
