album has been described as a "farewell" record and contains contributions from both Benkő and Mihály. Founding singer János Kóbor died at age 78 on 6 December 2021 after contracting COVID-19. The band's manager has indicated that the remaining members will not perform under the Omega name in the future but tribute concerts in different formations may occur. As a finale to the band's 60-year history and in memory of the deceased band members, the remaining musicians together with friends performed as "Omega Testamentum Orchestra" at a three-day festival in Őriszentpéter from August 12 to 14, 2022. Personnel Members Last lineup Ferenc Debreczeni – drums, percussion (1971–1987, 1994–2021) László Benkő – keyboards, flute, trumpet, lead & backing vocals (1962–1987, 1994–2020; died in 2020) János Kóbor – lead & backing vocals (1962–1987, 1994–2021; died in 2021) Tamás Mihály – bass, cello, lead & backing vocals (1967–1987, 1994–2017; died in 2020) György Molnár – guitars (1967–1987, 1994–2021) Last touring musicians Tamás Szekeres – guitars (1994–2007, 2011–2021) Katy Zee (Kata Szöllösy) – bass (2011–2021) Albert Földi – keyboards (2011–2021) Levente Csordás – vocals (2016–2021) Mónika Bárkányi – vocals (2019–2021) Former touring musicians Vivien Minya – vocals, violin (2016–2019) Miklós Küronya – bass (1998–2013, in the studio; died in 2015) Zsolt Gömöry – keyboards (1999–2005, 2012–2015) Béla Jankai – keyboards (2006–2013) Ildikó Keresztes – vocals (1999–2007) György Demeter – vocals, acoustic guitar, trumpet, rattle (1999–2007) Tamás Demeter – vocals, acoustic guitar, trumpet, rattle (1999–2007, deputy for Ildikó Keresztes and György Demeter) Former members Győző Bánkúti – trombone (1962) Tamás Künsztler – drums, percussion (1962–1964) Péter Láng – saxophone (1962–1963) Ferenc Tornóczky Sr. – guitars (1962, died in 2020) István Varsányi – bass (1962–1967) András Kovacsics – guitars (1962–1967) László Harmat – saxophone (1963–1964) József Laux – drums, percussion (1964–1971; died in 2016) Gábor Presser – keyboards, lead & backing vocals (1967–1971) Tamás Somló – saxophone (1964–1968; died in 2016) Mária Wittek – lead & backing vocals (1964–1967) Lineups Timeline Discography Studio albums Hungarian language albums Trombitás Frédi és a rettenetes emberek (1968), known as Red Star from Hungary in the international market 10000 lépés (1969) Éjszakai országút (1970) 200 évvel az utolsó háború után (recorded in 1972, but not released until 1998 due to government censorship; Élő Omega, a fake "live" recording of the original studio material was released instead) Omega 5 (1973) later remixed, remastered and released as Szvit Omega 6: Nem tudom