Ákos Rózmann (Hungarian: [ˈaːkoʃ ˈroːzmɒnn] 16 July 1939 – 12 August 2005) was a Hungarian-Swedish composer and organist. Rózmann was born in Budapest...
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Ákos is a Hungarian name. Today, it is mainly a masculine given name. It may refer to: Ákos (clan), a medieval Hungarian clan Ákos (chronicler) (d. after...
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Reiner Fritz Reiner József Réti Lívia Rév Anthony Ritchie Andrea Rost Ákos Rózmann Vera Rozsa Zoltán Rozsnyai György Sándor Szabolcs Sándor Sylvia Sass...
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Szervánszky and the uncle of Valeria Szervánszky. He died in Budapest. Ákos Rózmann Napkeleti mese – “Oriental Tale”, (a "dance play") 1948–9 Népdalszvit...
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Canadian, Sferic, Shelter Press, Unseen Worlds, and mastered music by Ákos Rózmann, Alessandro Cortini, Anton Webern, "Blue" Gene Tyranny, Catherine Christer...
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1971) Erland von Koch Otto Olsson Karin Rehnqvist Amanda Röntgen-Maier Ákos Rózmann Jan Sandström Sven-David Sandström Carl Unander-Scharin Elsa Stuart-Bergstrom...
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Batta Muzikfabrik "This Is My Life" László Sövegjártó, András Rozmann, Szilárd Sinka, Ákos Hegyi Mystery Gang "Játssz még jazzgitár" Péter Egri New Level...
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