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MÅNEDENS ALBUM:<br />

BALKANSK PROFIL<br />

3-709 Isaac's dry tree -<br />

ODESA KLEZMER BAND<br />

3-710 Feketeto - CIMBALIBAND<br />

3-711 MÅNEDENS ALBUM i Balkanprofil i #<strong>84</strong> består av disse to album <strong>til</strong><br />

pris kr 300,-<br />

Odessa Klezmer Band was formed in 1998 by wellknown<br />

figures of Hungarian folk-, world-, jazz and<br />

rock music. They discovered the folk music of Eastern-<br />

European Jews in the course of their work, - partly<br />

while collecting folk music in the Carpathian Basin,<br />

and partly while composing music for films, theatre<br />

and dance performances. As musicians, they were<br />

stunned by the beauty of the tunes, the uniqueness of<br />

performance, and by the peculiar instrumental<br />

ornamentation, which has a characteristic atmosphere<br />

- sometimes bitter, sometimes humorous and joking,<br />

or, at times, even ironic. They were also impressed by<br />

the ability with which the Jewish village performers<br />

could transform the music motifs of the people living<br />

beside them into their world of musical images, and<br />

last but not least by the playful and sometimes<br />

meditative improvisational skill which is manifest in<br />

their performance.<br />

16<br />

CimbaliBand is not a typical folk music group. Not one of<br />

the many, whose sound and style we might have become<br />

accustomed to. We have already heard Balkan music<br />

played in many ways: very authentic, very modern or electric,<br />

and mostly dominated by either brass or stringed<br />

instruments. The formation of CimbaliBand, fronted by<br />

the pairing of cimbalom and accordion, can be regarded<br />

as a pioneering enterprise. The harmony of these two<br />

instruments - together with vocals, violin, tambura, double<br />

bass and darbuka - helps to create sound which springs<br />

from a deeply rooted tradition yet is born at the very present.<br />

This fresh and dynamic music of today, played on entirely<br />

acoustic instruments, manages to captive even those who<br />

otherwise do not have an affinity for folk music.<br />

Balázs Unger - cimbalom, viola, vocals<br />

Weretics Szlobodán - accordion, vocals<br />

Eszter Szita - vocals<br />

Gellért Boda - violin, viola<br />

GergQ Unger - guitar, vocals<br />

Krisztián Rodek - tambura-viola, darbuka, vocals<br />

Péter Pataj - double bass

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