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'Dance Music From Marosszék'
Various Artists
(HHCD014-5)
2x CD set
Musicians:
Elek Horváth "Gömbös" - lead violin
Mihály Horváth "Pucus" - viola
Sándor Bóné "Piki" - accordion
Ferenc Bóné "Mongol" - accordion
György Demeter "Puli" - bass guitar
Árpád Toni - cimbalom
Aladár Csiszár - lead violin
Gyula Ponci "Uli" - viola
János Ötvös - double bass
József Buta "Gunci" - cimbalom
György Gondos "Gyurica" - cimbalom
Sándor Bóné "Piki" - cimbalom
Label - Hagyományok Háza, Hungary
Released 2007
Hungarian folk dance music from
Marosszek, now part of Romania. It was music from this region
that particularly inspired the Hungarian composer Zoltan Kodaly.
From record label:
'With this album we introduce the dance music of Marosszék through the music of two outstanding bands. The music accompanying dances in the Upper Maros Valley (the river valley from Déda to Marosvásárhely) is performed by a band from Vajdaszentivány. In contrast, the musicians from Magyarpéterlaka, also an Upper Maros Valley settlement, regularly play in the Nyárád Valley in addition to performing in the area surrounding their own village, and thus we have included the music of this other
region on the second disc.
On the first disc of this double CD edition we may hear recordings taken in the early 1980s from balls and weddings in Vajdaszentivány. Two dance sequences, a so-called "couple", follow one another, and the music to the dances is performed in accordance with local tradition in the following order: recruitment dance, fast turning dance, slow dance, mongrel dance, gypsy csárdás and "batuka" (a type of stamping dance).'
USD 17.99
'Dance Music From Marosszék'
Various Artists
(HHCD014-5)
2x CD set
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| CD 1. VAJDASZENTIVÁNY 1 - 5. Egy "pár" tánc Vajdaszentiványon, A "couple" dance in Vajdaszentivány |
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| 1. Verbunk, Recruitment Dance | |
| 2. Forduló, Turning Dance | |
| 3. Lassú, Slow Dance | |
| 4. Korcsos, Mongrel Dance | |
| 5. Cigánycsárdás, Gypsy Csárdás | |
| 6 - 10. Egy "pár" tánc Vajdaszentiványon, A "couple" dance in Vajdaszentivány | |
| 6. Verbunk, Recruitment Dance | |
| 7. Forduló, Turning Dance | |
| 8. Lassú, Slow Dance | |
| 9. Korcsos, Mongrel Dance | |
| 10. Cigánycsárdás, Gypsy Csárdás | |
| 11 - 13. Batuka | |
| 14. Bemondás, The band introduce themselves | |
Duration (68'36") |
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CD 2 II. MAGYARPÉTERLAKA - JOBBÁGYTELKE 1 - 5. Egy "pár" tánc Magyarpéterlakán, A "couple" dance in Magyarpéterlaka |
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| 1. Verbunk, Recruitment Dance | |
| 2. Sebes forduló, Fast Turning Dance | |
| 3. Lassú (csárdás), Slow Dance (Csárdás) | |
| 4. Korcsos, Mongrel Dance | |
| 5. Gyors csárdás, Fast Csárdás | |
| 6. Vármegye, Country Dance | |
| 7 - 10. Jobbágytelki "szakasztás" | |
| 7. Jártatós, Walking Dance | |
| 8. Forgatós, Spinning Dance | |
| 9. Szöktetős, vagy csárdás, Skipping Dance or Csárdás | |
| 10. Vármegye, vagy serény, Country Dance, or Fast Spinning Dance | |
| 11. Bemondás, The band introduce themselves | |
Duration (54'06") |
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