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Transylvanian Village Music From Gypsy, Hungarian And Romanian Tradition
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Transylvanian Village Music From Gypsy, Hungarian And Romanian Tradition --- 1999
The Ökrös Ensemble is the leading folk revival band in Hungary. Performing on traditional instruments, including violins, violas and acoustic bass, Ökrös sustains the village music legacy of Hungary and Transylvania. Born in 1922 Fodor Sándor, or "Neti" is widely considered the last great Gypsy violinists of the Kalotaszeg region of Transylvania, a master of traditional folk styles learned firsthand, and of the Gypsy string band tradition. With the stunning vocals of Ági Szalóki on three tracks, this is a definitive collection. As Gypsy music has become a world phenomenon, there is no better or more breathtaking combination than Ökrös and Neti.
Tracklist
Legényes & Friss (Hungarian Men's Dance And Fast Csárdás)
Kömös Hallgatója & Legényes (Lament From Türe And Men's Dance)
Shepherd Song (When The Shepherd Lost His Sheep)
Cigány Keserves (Gypsy Lament From Bonchida)
Invirtita (Romanian Turning Couple Dance From Bonchida)
Ritka Magyar, Cigány Csárdás & Csingerálás (Slow Hungarian Men's Dance And Gypsy Slow And Fast Csárdás)
Doina, Purtata, Invirtita & De Sarit (Romanian Dances)
Szalóki Ági Keservese (Ági Szalóki Lamenting Song)
Hajnali, Csárdás & Friss (Blues, Slow & Fast Csárdás)