Kolozsvári koncert - Haydn G-dúr vonósnégyes (Op. 76 No. 1), Mozart C-dúr kvartett (K. 465), Beethoven B-dúr vonósnégyes (Op. 18 No. 6)

1974

Albert Márkosviolinist

Place of creation: Cluj-Napoca
Identifier: AS0006954

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performance music 1970s 20th century concert stage performance

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