Opis:

Egy Trubadúr Magyarországon / A Troubadour In Hungary
A1 Anc No Mori 4:33
A2 Baros De Mon 3:50
A3 Be.m Pac DIvern 3:30
A4 Ges Pel Temps 4:36
A5 Neus Ni Glatz 3:15
A6 Nulhs Hom No.s 3:38
B1 Plus Que.l Paubres 4:10
B2 Pois Tornaz 3:15
B3 Quant Hom Es En Autrui 3:45
B4 Quant Hom Honraz 3:02
B5 Sieu Fos En Cort 2:15
B6 Tart Mi Veiran 4:55
B7 Poc Vezem 2:46

Credits
Composed By – Peire Vidal
Cymbal, Percussion [Jingle], Drum, Drum [Side], Goblet Drum, Bass Drum – Béla Zsoldos
Design – László Nagyvári
Directed By, Fiddle, Rebec, Psaltery, Lute [Long-necked], Gusli [Gusla], Oud [Ud], Pipe [Double Pipes], Ocarina [Gemshorn], Bass Drum – Gergely Sárközy*
Engineer [Balance] – László Csintalan
Ensemble – Fraternitas Musicorum
Harp – Éva Maros
Lute [Long-necked], Cobza [Kobza], Rebec, Rebec [Bass], Gusli [Gusla], Jews Harp – András L. Kecskés*
Pipe [Sheperds, Short Sheperds], Panpipes [Panpipe], Ocarina [Gemshorn], Percussion [Jingle], Percussion – Dániel Gryllus*
Producer [Recording] – Jenő Simon
Rattle, Rebec [Bass], Adapted By [Reconstructed & Edited From Medieval Manuscripts], Liner Notes, Translated By [Lyrics In Hungarian And French] – Zoltán Falvy*
Voice, Hurdy Gurdy [Hurdy-gurdy] – Ferenc Sebő, Márta Sebestyén
Voice, Triangle, Cymbal, Percussion [Jingle] – András Laczó*

Notes
Sung in Provençal
Hungaroton recording

Includes a fold-out insert Hungarian, English, French, German and Russian liner notes