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Hungarian Music Page 5 [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] |
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Ferenc Kiss 'Hungarian Cantionale' From his early days fronting progressive folk ensemble Vizonto to today, Ferenc Kiss has always created unique and distinctive recordings. All through his career his music has been based on the rich heritage of Hungarian folk traditions. On this release, the 100th from his own label, Etnofon, Ferenc draws on the historic religious traditions of Eastern Europe. More |
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Eva Korpas 'Szerelem, Szerelem, Love, Love' Folk singer Eva Korpas has worked with several Hungarian folk and gypsy bands in her career, and here she is with her debut solo release. "Since I discovered folk songs I have always turned to them whenever I was deep in love or when I was down. Folk songs always cheer me up..." More |
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Ferenc Kiss 'Sounds from the Seven Towers - A Héttorony hangjai' Features the most successful contemporary dance music pieces composed by Ferenc Kiss between 1992 and 2000. Among them are the celebrated composition written for the Hungarian Pavilion for the Expo 1992 in Seville; the music written for the folk-dance gala programs at the Szeged Open Air Festival; some music excerpts to the dance choreographies by Jolán Foltin and other rarities. More |
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Kerekes Band 'Pimasz, Cheeky' Pimasz cuts a distinctive voice for the Kerekes Band: an irresistible groove of tumbling bass lines, driving drums and wildly spiraling flute riffs." Songlines magazine Kerekes call it 'Ethno Funk', it is their contemporary interpretations of songs derived from Csango Hungarian folk music. More |
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Ferenc Kiss 'Szerelemajtok, Love's Doors - In Honour of Bela Bartok' "This record was born in Bartók’s honour, on the 125th anniversary of his birth. The Budapest Spring Festival asked me to create a piece of music to go on the same program with Bartók’s „Bluebeard’s Castle”. The idea was that Bartók’s sources for this opera – the most beautiful layers of Hungarian folk songs, ballads and instrumental folk music – should be performed by me and my colleagues..." More |
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Ágnes Herczku, Éva Korpás, Róbert Lakatos, Balázs Vizeli, Mihály Dresch, Kálmán Balogh, ao 'Primas Parade' "... It is thanks to Róbert Lakatos that this production could come into existence. He invited musicians to participate who have not only been band leaders for a long time, but who also found a common starting point in folk music, which each one of them arranges in their own particular style. So each of the soloists on this album, one way or the other, is a prímás." More |
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Ferenc Kiss 'The Month of Love, Szerelem hava' This is the third concept album by Ferenc Kiss, and contains arrangements of beautiful love songs from the Carpathian Basin along with poems he has put to music. In this original and modern musical environment, traditional elements of the peasant music and the archaic forms are developed in new ways. Guests include Bea Palya, and Vándor Vokál. More |
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Szilvia Bognar 'Enek Orzi A z Idot, Song Preserves The Heartbeat Of Time' All music composed and arranged by Zoltán Kovács, based on traditional Hungarian folk songs. Szilvia Bognár has been guest vocalist for Makam and Kalaka, and it is members from these ensembles that join her on this release. More |
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Ferenc Kiss 'Outlaws Of The City- Nagyvárosi Bujdosók' 'A thematic or as it is nowadays called a concept album.' Ferenc Kiss was a founding member of both Vizonto and Kolinda. '...a wonderful evening of mostly modern dance based on Hungarian folkdance motives, it is a complex presentation of dance, literature, story telling and versatile musical arrangements and "living" photographs.' More |
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Egyszolam 'Zold erdoben tancolnak - Dancing in the Forest' Traditional Hungarian music for shepherd's long flute. CD size hardback book format with 50 pages (in Hungarian and English). Continues the special folk music project by the Hungarian label Abt on Hungarian folk instruments. More |
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Kati Szvorak and Köfaragók (Stonemasons) 'Meotis' ‘...Authentic, affecting and cheery folk music from a quartet which proves that music knows few language barriers.’ The HERALD, 1999 (Edinburgh Festival) ‘....It’s very energetic, powerful music that reflects a lot about Hungarian life and culture. It’s quite thrilling to hear.’ Lisa Feurzeig, Grand Valley State University, Michigan More |
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'Eternal Kalotaszeg – In Memoriam Varga Ferenc Csipas' Members of some of the finest Hungarian folk ensembles musically re-constructing the authentic folk music of Kalotaszeg, Transylvania. They have done this as a memorial to the famous Kalotaszegi fiddler Ferenc Varga known locally as 'Csipas'. More |
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Kalman Balogh and Eva Korpas 'Magyar nepi karacsonyi enekek, Hungarian Christmas Songs' Collection of Christmas songs from Hungary sung by Tukros Ensemble singer accompanied by Kalman Balogh. More |
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Balazs Elemer Group 'Magyar nepdalok, Hungarian Folk Songs' "Elemer Balazs is one of Hungary's best known jazz drummers. Three years ago he invited six of his colleagues, all fine musicians in their own right, to form the Elemér Balázs Group, and they have become a highly acclaimed band by now... More |
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Ferenc Kiss 'Vizonto Kor - The Age of Aquarious' This is an excellent solo outing by one of the innovators of Balkan folk music. From themes and musical phrases from deep within Carpathian Basin folk music culture, Ferenc produces music that is at once traditional and original. More |
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Kerekes Ensemble 'Hungarian Folk Music from Gyimes and Moldva' Hailing from Eger, Hungary where they hold their own Tanchaz, this group has learned much from their 'masters' - Timar Viktor and Timar Janos from Gyimes, Transylvania. In 2000 they were joined by the singer Hajdu Kinga, fast becoming one of the most popular singers in Eastern Europe today. More |
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Kalman Balogh 'Karacsonyi Oromzene, Joyful Christmas Music' Kalman Balogh is joined by musician friends to perform Hungarian and Gypsy folk music with a Christmas theme. More |
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Kerekes Ensemble es a Timar testverek 'Fütyül a masina... ' Authentic folk music from Gyimes The Tímár brothers are keeping an ancient culture of music, which they inherited from their parents. Combining whistle and gardon is considered to be a more archaic line-up than fiddle with gardon. These old tunes played on these instruments accompany the ancient dances of the Csángó's living in Gyimes.' More |
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