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Folk songs, passed from mouth to mouth from generation to generation, created in Macedonia, Ukraine, Belarus, Russia, Poland, sung by Gypsies, Jews, Hungarians, Bulgarians, are for DIKANDA the basis for building new arrangements
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$ 20.00
Szerző-Author: Dikanda
Folk songs, passed from mouth to mouth from generation to generation, created in Macedonia, Ukraine, Belarus, Russia, Poland, sung by Gypsies, Jews, Hungarians, Bulgarians, are for DIKANDA the basis for building new arrangements
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Típus-Type: új
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Nyelv-Language: polish
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Azonosító-Item number: 44-990
Kapcsolódó termékek
Visszhang / Echo
$ 18.00Compilation Of Hungarian Folk Musicians And Singers In North America (In Celebration Of The First North American Hungarian Festival Montreal, Canada, May-June 2003)
Táncolnak a kazlak – Sheafs are Dancing
$ 29.90(Hungarian Worldmusic) The music of the album was inspired by the paintings of the internationally known painter, Imre Égerházi. Tamás Barabás’s (bass guitar) and Attila Égerházi’s (guitar) tunes follow the set up of “one painting, one track”.
Pördület
$ 20.00The group has always focused on traditional music, not only playing but also teaching and arranging folk music to modern standards. Strong play on traditional instruments such as the Duda (bagpipe), Citer, lute, flutes and percussion. Great traditional vocals by the female and male singers and sometimes surprisingly subtle arrangements which gives the music just a bit extra. Good example is the Celtic harp interlude on Ne menj szivem.