Schöck Ottó

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Schöck Ottó

key, bvoc, p, 1946-1999
Musician / Composer / Arranger of Rock and Pop

Born: August 31, 1946, Győr, Hungary Died: June 16, 1999, Budapest, Hungary Hungarian keyboardist, composer and arranger. He was the member of Metro from 1963 to 1970. He wrote songs for the popular singers of his era, even 'Fák, Virágok, Fény', the winner of the Hungarian Song Contest 1971, performed by Sarolta Zalatnay.

Instruments

Keyboards
Backing Vocals
Piano

Genres

Rock
Pop
Folk

Plays With

Metro

Schöck-Együttes

Band Members

External Links

Wikipedia

Discogs

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