The Erdődy Chamber Orchestra’s third album includes works by both Polish and Hungarian composers active in the 20th century including Laks, Rózsa, Orbán and Kilar.

In 1994, Zsolt Szefcsik founded the Erdődy Chamber Orchestra in Budapest to promote the Hungarian musical heritage and present achievements of contemporary composers. Over 25 years, the ensemble, using Hungarian manuscript collections, has presented over one hundred forgotten pieces. Thanks to this fact, it has become an orchestra with currently the most extensive repertoire of Hungarian music. A large group of works by composers operating in the 18th and 19th centuries has become available only thanks to the concerts of the Erdődy Chamber Orchestra.