Kati Szvorák and Monarchia Orchestra
'Stafírung, Wedding in Central Europe'

Nothing makes for more of a celebration than a wedding! This project by Kati Svorak, accompanied by a whole host of musicians is more than music, it is a snapshot of olden traditions and folk cultures.
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Kati Szvorak
'Pentecost in Central Europe'

Sung in Hungarian, Slovak, German, Croatian, Slovenian, Latin, Serbian, Polish and Czech languages. Religious folk songs based on Pentecostal ceremonies from various European countries.
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‘Those who would like to study more deeply the style of the most prominent figures of klezmer revival music in Hungary should listen .... (to) the unique album by Odessa Klezmer Band.'
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Kati Szvorak
'Athallasok Interferences, Hungarian folksong variants'

"On this new recording Hungarian folksong types, melodic families meet and touch upon church and early music traditions. The naturally wandering melodies cover the entire Hungarian language territory."
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Kati Szvorak and Monarchia Orchestra
'Télkergető, Winter Chasing, Carnival in Central Europe'

Sung in Hungarian, Slovak, German, Moravian, Armenian, Czech, Gypsy and Croatian.
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Kati Szvorak
‘Napfogyatkozas, Eclipse'

On this her twelfth solo recording, Kati Szvorak sings songs selected and arranged mainly by herself. Kati develops the Hungarian folk song resulting in a new musical experience.
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Kati Szvorák Es A Köfaragók (The Stonemasons)
'Meotis'

Joining Kati are some of the top Hungarian musicians: Ferenc Kiss – vocals, koboz, and viola, Bela Agoston – wind instruments, Zsigmond Lazar – fiddle. Their music is deeply rooted in the folk tradition of Hungary and its surrounding areas, with a strong contemporary slant.
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Kati Szvorak and Monarchia Orchestra
'Easter in Central Europe, Ostern in Mitteleuropa'

Continuing her series exploring the festivals and celebratory events in Central and Eastern Europe Kati delve into the song and customs surrounding Easter time. Again she and her partner Tamas (along with the cream of Hungarian folk music scene) research the music from Hungary, Croatia, Moravia, Germany, Slovakia, Poland etc.
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Kati Szvorák and Monarchia Orchestra
'Let Us Rejoice! Christmas In Middle Europe'

On this release Kati and the Monarchia Orchestra sing and play songs from many different countries and peoples in Eastern Europe, all with a Christmas theme.
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Katalin Szvorák, Márta Sebestyén and Hegedos Ensemble
'Tündérkert - Fairyland. Hungarian and Romanian Folk music from Transylvania'

Originally released in 1988 this album is something of a classic in Transylvanian folk music. It ably attempts to present a cross-section of the folk music that can be heard in the various regions of Transylvania.
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Kati Szvorak and the Monarchia Orchestra
'Ispilang, Children's Songs of Central Europe'

Transylvanian, Saxon, Romanian, Slavic, Gypsy and Jewish lullabies, nursery rhymes, verses, ditties, counting out rhymes all with common roots - children's songs know no boundaries or borders. 
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Kati Szvorák
'Énekeim'

This is something of a 'best of' compilation of Kati's work between the years 1986 and 1996, much of it taken from now deleted albums.
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Kati Szvorak