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1971 studio album by Collegium Musicum
Konvergencie
Studio album by Collegium Musicum
Released1971
RecordedBratislava, Slovakia
GenreArt rock, Progressive rock, jazz fusion, symphonic rock, electroacoustic music
Length82:32
LabelOPUS
ProducerViliam Vaškovič, Marián Varga, Fedor Frešo
Collegium Musicum chronology
Collegium Musicum
(1970)
Konvergencie
(1971)
Collegium Musicum Live
(1973)

Konvergencie (English: Convergence) is the second album by Collegium Musicum, released on OPUS in 1971. It was the first Slovak rock double album to be released.

It was recorded in Czech-Slovak Radio studio in Bratislava in September and October 1971, and was released for the Christmas market in the same year.

At the same time, it is the first album released by the newly founded Opus publishing house, which was created by separating from Supraphon. The album was a great success, around 140,000 copies were sold, Marián Varga received 250,000 CZK in royalties for it.

Track listing - Original LP

LP 1

Side A
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."PF 1972 (Happy New Year 1972)"M.Varga/K.Peteraj22:00
Side B
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Suita po tisíc a jednej noci (Suite After One Thousand and One Nights)"N. Rimsky-Korsakov/M.Varga, F.Frešo, D.Hájek, F.Griglák22:33

LP 2

Side C
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Piesne z kolovrátku (Songs from Barrel-Organ)"M.Varga/F.Frešo/D.Hájek/F.Griglák/P.Hammel17:53
Side D
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Eufónia (Euphony)"M.Varga20:06

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