Gusztáv Szeredi-Saupe (1909-1988) was a violist and teacher. He founded the Hungarian Harp Trio (Anna Molnár - harp, Mária Vermes - violin, Gusztáv Szeredi-Saupe - viola), which operated for more than 30 years, and inspired many contemporary composers to write works for this unusual combination of instruments. As well as his musical activities, Szeredi-Saupe wrote several novels, and as a staff member of Editio Musica BUdapest he edited collections compiled for string players. Between 1985 and 1...

• Toccata [Frescobaldi, Girolamo]
• Allegro [Fiocco, Pierre-Antoine]
• Larghetto [Händel, Georg Friedrich]
• Largo [Veracini, Francesco Maria]
• Song Without Words [Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Felix]
• The Swan [Saint-Saens, Camille]
• Tear [Mussorgsky, Modest Petrovich]
• Appassionato [Dvorak, Antonin]
• The Bumble-Bee [Rimsky-Korsakov, Nicolai]
• After A Dream [Faure, Gabriel]
• Elegy [Faure, Gabriel]
• Village Dance [Dimitrescu, C.]
• Georgian Dance [Zinzadse, S. F.]