'Télkergető - Winter Chasing, Carnival in Central Europe'
(HCD18258)
Musicians:
Kati Szvorak - voice
and
The Monarchia Orchestra:
MULATSCHAG GRUPPE (Bécs, Vienna, Austria) Evelyn FINK - violin, voice Ernst FRITZ "Blizzfrizz" - violin, accordion Andrea HOFFMANN - harp, voice Rudolf PIETSCH - violin, voice Margit WERNER-ANDERL - voice
PONITRAN (Nitra, Slovakia) Bernard GARAJ - Slovak bagpipe, cimbalom, voice Peter HUJER - violin, ozembuch, voice Marián JÁREK - violin, voice Ján VÁCLAVEK - viola, voice Pavol VAKO - double bass, voice
Béla ÁGOSTON - clarinet, bagpipe Joszif Jurijevič ČERNAVEC (Técső, Ukraine) - Jew's harp Tamás GOMBAI - violin Mihály HUSZÁR - double bass, accordion, voice Ferenc KISS - voice, kobsa, zither, Jew's harp, tambur, percussions, violin, hurdy-gurdy, water can Zsolt KÜRTÖSI - double bass Péter PÉTERDI - keyboards Zoltán SZABÓ - Croatian bagpipe, tambur, ocarina Sándor D. TÓTH - viola
Dancers of VASAS Ensemble - dance
Pupils of the folk-song class of Szentendre Vujicsics Tihamér Music
School:
Flóra KISS, Berci SASVÁRI, Borcsa SASVÁRI, Marci SASVÁRI, Csenge
SZEBENY, Rebeka TAMÁSI, Sára TÍMÁR, Réka ZETELAKI - voices
Tamás Repiszky - Recording producer
Arrangements: Ferenc Kiss, Kati Szvorak, Marián Járek, Zoltán Szabó, Rudi Pietsch
Label -
Hungaroton, Hungary
Released 2003
I once had the privilege of being invited to a concert Kati was giving in
her home outside Szentendre. Tamas, her husband, showed us around their
home which was full of stunningly beautiful folk art objects; paintings,
carvings and the like. These had no doubt been gifts and purchases from
the village folk where they had collected and researched the folk music
that you will hear on this release and Kati's other work as well.
Listening to this music now reminds me of that night, each of the songs being
a beautiful work of art from those villages.
Ian Morrison
From CD notes:
'Winter Chasing draws from the music of the peoples of our country
in the widest sense of the word. I could almost say, it embraces nearly
all the peoples with a common fate during its thousand-year-old
disastrous, bloody history who have influenced each other musically.
Katalin Szvorak, who gives expression to this common tone, is a highly
competent, artistic interpreter of the music of the Hungarians and all the
peoples living with them.
May you regard the music you hear as a bunch of flowers made of the music
of thousand years and love it both as a whole and each of its precious
flowers separately.
And accept it with proper love from from Katalin Szvorak who has gathered
the bunch and presents it to you now.' Arpad Goncz
Sung in Hungarian, Slovak, German, Moravian, Armenian, Czech, Gypsy and
Croatian.
'Télkergető -
Winter Chasing,
Carnival in Central Europe'
(HCD18258)
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Tracks
1. Ma vagyon farsang híres napja (3'14")
2. Ez ki háza, ki háza (4'39")
- Morenička krásna
- Villő, villő, selyemsátor
- (Nyitra, gy./c.: Z. Kodály)
3. Za nuno baliśo (cigány / gipsy) (2'22")
4. Hipp, hopp farsang (5'19")
- A farsangi napokba
- Fassang, fassang
- Majd úgy fogunk táncolni
- Hajtsátok ki farsangot
5. Kura Jóska, dudáljon kend (5'09")
- Fassangi, fassangi düdülüdű
- Ecce neki dáridom
- Farsang három napjában
6. Pod able (6'21")
(widely known Moravian carnival song)
- Z jednej diry netopíry
- Pred Brnom, za Brnom
- Faiangy turice
- U sa faiang kráti
- Ako e ja pôjdem do tej komory
- Zagajduj mi galdoko
- Pila som pálenku
7. Elmúlott a hosszú farsang (1'46")
- Ó, mennyei szentek
8. Dúsgazdag siralma (3'14")
9. Sokác kóló (6'43")
- Vile (carnival dance of people in Animal Dihe)
- Drme