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Söndörgő
Hungary
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Lost Music of the Balkans
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Attila Búzás - bass tambur, vocal
Benjamin Eredics - tambur, trumpet
Salamon Eredics - flute, accordion, bass tambur
Áron Eredics - first tambur, derbuka, tapan, vocal
Dávid Eredics - prim tambur, bass tambur, kaval, clarinet, sax, vocal
Featuring:
Kátya Tompos - vocal (3, 13)
Antal Kovács - vocal (6, 9)
József Versendi Kovács - prím tambur (3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 12)
| 1. | Tonči | | 2. | Sinoč | | 3. | Opa cupa | | 4. | Posavsko a | | 5. | Joka | | 6. | Voje sasa | | 7. | Posavsko b | | 8. | Bušo kolo | | 9. | Čororo | | 10. | Posavsko c | | 11. | Cele noci | | 12. | Oj jesenske | | 13. | Zajdi,zajdi | | 14. | Igran čoček | | 15. | Cigančica |
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SONDISC 002 |
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2010 |
15.00
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Oj javore
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Attila Búzás - bass tambur, double bass, litarka, voice
Áron Eredics - first tambur, samica, alt tambur, tenor tambura, drum, voice
Benjamin Eredics - tambur, karaduzen, voice
Dávid Eredics - clarinet, flute, saxophone, first tambura, alt tambur, voice
Salamon Eredics - flute, accordeon, alt tambur
Szlobodan Wertetics - tenor tambura, accordeon, voice
Featuring:
Márta Sebestyén - voice
Istvan Pal (Szalonna) - violin
| 1. | Jova (4:08) | | 2. | Frula Kolo (6:08) | | 3. | Oj Javore (4:44) | | 4. | Rumelaj (4:07) | | 5. | Kocovo Oro (3:54) | | 6. | Teraj Kume (4:48) | | 7. | Dangubicko Kolo (2:21) | | 8. | Keleruj (6:21) | | 9. | Gajtan Oro (5:32) | | 10. | Vlaska Brzanka (2:11) | | 11. | Salino Oro (2:44) | | 12. | Srpsko Kolo (7:05) | | 13. | Sa (4:24) |
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BGCD 158 |
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2006 |
12.00
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Oj Stari
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Their musical interest turned towards southern Slavic folk music and the archaic tradition strata of the Balkans. Their repertiore consists mainly of Serb and Croat tunes played in Hungary.Relationship between the members of the ensemble dates back to the elementary and secondary school years. Among others, it was the example of the Vujicsics Ensemble that contributed to the development of their approach of music. Members of the Söndörgő Ensemble study the collections of great folk music researchers like Béla Bartók or Tihamér Vujicsics, as well as whatever still exists of Serb and Croat folk music. Their style is built on that of tambure bands. On occasions, there appear the accordion , the flut, the clarinet as well as the characteristic musical instruments of the folk music of the Balkans, such as the kaval, the gajade, the tarabuka, the tapan, the litárka. Apart from performing in Hungary as well as abroad, their (folk) dance house programmes are also very popular.
Dávid Eredics - clarinet, flute, kaval, bagpipe, first tambur, tambur, voice
Attila Buzás - tambur, alt tambur, litarka, voice
Áron Eredics - first tambur, alt tambur, tenor tambur, drum, voice
Wertetics Szlobodán - accordion, tenor tambur, drum, voice
György Bokros - double bass, litarka, voice
Belos Jovan - vocal
| 1. | Toncikino kolo (1:35) | | 2. | Vrapcevo kolo (3:20) | | 3. | Veliko Backo kolo (3:58) | | 4. | Malo kolo (2:08) | | 5. | Makedonsko oro (3:03) | | 6. | Krnjevacko kolo (3:35) | | 7. | Cacak (2:31) | | 8. | Cucuk (4:11) | | 9. | Sirok Dunav (4:57) | | 10. | Skripi Deram (2:13) | | 11. | Oj Stari Starce (2:26) | | 12. | Jeftanovicevo kolo (1:35) | | 13. | Kukunjesce (3:03) | | 14. | Stari Rokoko (3:46) | | 15. | Banatsko kolo (2:25) | | 16. | Retavka (4:18) |
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BGCD 071 |
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2001/2005 |
12.00
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