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Kallos Archive: Bonchida Válaszút
Village Music from Mezôség, Transylvania
(FA-058-2)
Musicians:
Sándor Pusztai - violin
Endre Pusztai - violin
János Kalló - viola
Ferenc Berki - double bass
István Bonc - violin
Károly Czankó - cimbalom
József Ádám - viola
Károly Lakatos - double bass
Béla Kolbász - violin
Ifj. Béla Kolbász - violin
Sándor Berki - viola
Árpád Balázs - vocal
Ferencné Szabó, Rozi Balázs - vocal
Archive recordings from the collection of Zoltan Kallos.
This release is 'field recordings' made in the 50's, 60's, and 70's by one
of the most prominent and important figures in folk music collection research of the Carpathian
Basin: Zoltán Kallós.
The material on this recording, valuable both ideologically and professionally,
is released in the series entitled the 'Kallós Archivum' in an edited and
technically restored format. The first issue of the series is from a collecting trip to the northern Mezôség [region of Transylvania] and includes mainly material from the villages of Bonchida (Bontida) and Kallos' birthplace, Válaszút (Rasruci), in the Kis-Számos River valley.
It is here that three different ethnic groups; Hungarians, Romanians, and Gypsies live next to one another.
"After listening to the recordings from Bonchida we are convinced that the interrelationship between the three groups of people living next to one another has enriched the music and made it more beautiful."
Zoltán Kallós
Born in Válaszút (Kolozs country, in Transylvania) in
1926, Zoltán Kallós follows in the tradition of Bartok and Kodaly
researching and collecting folk music from within the region known as the
Carpathian Basin.
His interest in the folk music of this area started while still at school,
and he has collected and researched the music since the late 1940s. Around
the 1960s he started recording folk music in the various places he had
previously studied, and it is these recordings that make up the Kallós
Archive. In addition to these field recordings he has himself recorded the
songs he collected with the ensembles Okros and Teka.
A forerunner to the Tanchaz (Dance House) folk revival of the 1970s in
Hungary he was awarded the "Tree of Life" Prize in 1990, the Pro
Hungarian Art Prize in 1993, and the Kossuth Award in 1996.
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Kallos Archive:
Bonchida Valaszut
Village Music from Mezoseg, Transylvania
(FA-058-2)
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| 1. Rákóczi ritka magyarja és Régi ritka 2:58 magyar 2. Sűrű magyar 2:12 3. Miről apám nagy búsan szólt 1:45 4. Kisilódt ritka magyar 1:50 5. Lassú akasztós 3:26 6. Ritka csrádás 3:04 7. Sűrű csárdás 2:39 8. Bonchidai menyasszonykísérő 2:19 9. Ritka verbunk és sűrű magyar 4:00 10. Ritka csárdás 3:03 11. Ritka román forgatós és sűrű csárdás 5:29 12. Jaj, de búsan harangoznak 1:31 13. Bonchidai id. Máté Pista ritka 2:38 magyarja 14. Sűrű magyar 2:15 15. Mikor mentem a faluból kifelé 2:47 16. Válaszúti katonakísérő 2:33 17. Ritka és sűrű csárdás 4:12 18. Bonchidai násznagykísérő és mars 3:33 19. Válaszúti id. Bálint Jóska ritka 1.39 magyarja 20. Sűrű magyar 2:22 21. Ritka verbunk 4:49 22. Ritka csárdás, román forgatós és 6:32 sűrű csárdás 23. Ritka verbunk 2:00 |
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