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Oboist Lajos Lencsés has conceived an amazingly diverse program here, ranging from Hungarian folk songs to canzonas and original vocalise compositions. All of the titles are his own transcriptions, with the vocal part taken over by the various members of the oboe family. Lajos Lencses is generally considered one of the most talented oboists in Europe. He has appeared on over 30 recordings and has actively promoted contemporary music for the oboe. Lencses is not only a virtuoso oboist but is equally talented on the oboe d'amore and English horn. While he has attained nearly the level of acclaim of iconic oboist Heinz Holliger, Lencses has chosen to balance his career as a soloist by remaining the first chair oboist in the Stuttgart Radio Orchestra. His repertory is amazingly broad, taking in works by J.S. Bach, Vivaldi, Cimarosa, Handel, Rosetti, Mozart, Dittersdorf, Bellini, Koechlin, Nielsen, Françaix, Martinu, and contemporary Hungarian composers Sandor Balassa, Frigyes Hidas, and Josef Soproni. Stylistically, he is known for his ingratiating tone, lyrical sensibilities, and brilliant technique. Lencses has recorded for a variety of labels, including Hänssler Classics, Hungaroton, MD&G, Capriccio, CPO, and Bayer. Album Tracks 1. Am Abend bei den Székkler 2. Für Kinder~Andante grazioso 3. Für Kinder~Andante 4. Für Kinder~Quasi Adagio 5. Für Kinder~Allegro 6. Für Kinder~Andante tranquillo 7. Für Kinder~Allegretto 8. Für Kinder~Con moto 9. Für Kinder~Lento 10. Für Kinder~Andante 11. Für Kinder~Allegro ma non troppo 12. Für Kinder~Lento 13. Für Kinder~Allegro robusto 14. Tricinia (Dreistimmige Übungen)~Modo arabico 15. Tricinia (Dreistimmige Übungen)~Allegro 16. Tricinia (Dreistimmige Übungen)~Tranquillo 17. Tricinia (Dreistimmige Übungen)~Largo e molto legato 18. Tricinia (Dreistimmige Übungen)~Moderato 19. Tricinia (Dreistimmi
