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Hungarian Music Page 9 [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] |
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Kallós Archives 'Feketelak: Hungarian traditional music from the Transylvanian Heath' Since the 1960s Zoltan Kallos has been researching and recording the traditional music and folklore of the multi-ethnic villages in Transylvania - a region where Romanian and Hungarian culture is mixed. His work has helped to preserve the musical heritage of these people... More |
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Kallos Archives 'God save me: Religious songs and folk prayers from Moldva' From sleeve notes: "Religious songs and folk prayers belong to a less-known folk genre. Living in hard historical and geographical conditions the Hungarians in Moldavia have preserved a rich treasure of religious songs and folk prayers; they were sung at home, in midst of the family or during the housework when the peasants were by themselves..." More |
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Zoltán Kallós Archive 'Giving you Golden-Rod - Traditional ballads from Moldva' More from the extensive folk music collection of Zoltan Kallos. More |
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Kallós Archive 'Mezokeszu: Hungarian traditional music from the Transylvanian Heath' 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. More |
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Zoltán Kallós with the Ökrös and the Téka Ensembles 'Don't Bend Your Steps Towards Any Foreign Land...' The second CD release by this respected figure in Hungarian folk music research. Okros and the Teka ensembles accompany Kallos on this recording, the theme of the songs being the agony of emigration and the realistic problems associated with it. 'For anyone who has left or wants to leave their homeland.' Zoltan Kallos More |
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Zoltán Kallós Archive 'Visa - Traditional Hungarian Music from the Transylvanian Heath' Recordings by Zoltan Kallos from 1964-65 and 1987. The village of Visa is located in Mezoseg, Transylvania and is steeped in tradition. More |
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Kallos Archive 'Bonchida Valaszut: Village Music from Mezoseg, Transylvania' 'Field recordings' made in the 50's, 60's, and 70's by Zoltán Kallós, from a collecting trip to northern Mezôség, Transylvania. Includes material from the villages of Bonchida and Válaszút in the Kis-Számos River valley. More |
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Zoltán Kallós and Okros Ensemble 'I Never Knew How To Grieve...' Zoltan Kallos is one of the most prominent and important figures in Hungarian folk music research and collection. Here he sings songs from his own field work, accompanied by Ökrös Ensemble. Represented is nearly every area of Transylvania inhabited by Hungarians: Szilágyság, Kalotaszeg, Mezoség, Gyimes and Moldavia. More |
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Kallos Archive 'Ordongosfuzes: Hungarian Traditional Music from Transylvania' These recordings were made in the 1960's by some of the most prominent and important figures in Hungarian folk music collection and research Zoltán Kallós, György Martin, and Pál Sztanó. 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. More |
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Kallos Archive 'Magyarlona: Hungarian Traditional Music From Kalotaszeg' Recordings from the archive of Zoltán Kallós collected in a small Transylvanian village in Kalotaszeg between 1969 and 1999. In recent times Zoltán Kallós has been recognised as one of the most prominent and important figures in folk music research and collection of the Carpathian Basin. More |
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Csík Ensemble 'Nobody Understands' (FA-225-2) 'In this new album one of the best-known folk band in Hungary presents their musical experiments. Beside specific folk-adaptations they try themselves in American traditional blues, Hungarian alternative rock and other genres.' Folk and traditional music with a helping of blues and rock characterise this new release from Csik. More |
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Ferenc Kádár 'Elszaladt Az Aranygulya...' Ferenc Kádár (1891 - 1983) master folk musician. Containing a wealth of archive songs and tunes, this CD contains 67 tracks, each one about one minute in duration. They are mainly solo voice, furulya (flute or whistle), zither, tarogato or violin. More |
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Mariann Majorosi with Csik and Bekecs Enembles 'Think it over, young lass!' More |
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Csik Ensemble 'So Much Rain, So Much Mud' Live recording from top Hungarian band. With several special guests. More |
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Csík Ensemble 'Boldog szomoru dal - Happy Sad Song' Csik, which plays traditional Hungarian village music, was founded in Kecskermet, Hungary, in 1988. Over the years they have become popular playing music at dance-houses both in Hungary and abroad. More |
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Csik Ensemble 'A kor falara - Onto the Wall of Age' Authentic Hungarian folk music from Bogyiszlo (West of Hungary) as it would have been played by a gypsy band in the seventies. Also a new style of "csardas" from Gyorgyfalva by musicians from Kalotaszeg and an unusual work in which gipsy dance and American swing is mixed. More |
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László Varga Balog's Band 'Erdöszombattelke (Simboieni) - Folk Music from Transylvania' Selections from the repertoire of Lazslo Varga's band from Erdöszombattelke in Mezoseg, Transylvania. These musicians are Gypsies from the same family and serve the musical needs (weddings and funerals etc) of the communities. More |
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Mezoségiek and Eszterlánc 'Traditional Hungarian music from Transylvania' Traditional Hungarian folk music from Transylvania. Transylvanian singing group Mezoségiek joined by Budapest musicians who formed the group Eszterlánc (made up of members of Teka, Csik etc) for this project. More |
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Buzai Eszterlanc 'Alpenglow, Hungarian Blues, Traditional Music from Transylvania' "The tunes heard on this album afford us an insight into the musical traditions of one particular settlement of the Transylvanian Heath (Mezoség), the village of Búza. Certainly, these songs - or variations of them - are also known in the majority of the surrounding settlements..." More |
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'From Generation To Generation' Hungarian folk music performed by the students of the Hungarian Folk Music School in Óbuda Ensembles featured on this CD: Csurrento, Karinca, Kokojza, Napvirag, Zsizsik and others. More |
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Mezoségi Népzene - Authentic Folk Music from Mezoseg Magyarszovát and Buza Produced before the Uj Patria series and certainly in the same mould as that series, this is authentic folk music from one of the richest sources - Mezoseg More |
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