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Kalman Balogh and Meta - Gipsy Music from Hungarian Villages

??? ???????: 1996
??????: 2 ??????, Kalman_Balogh_META_CD 1(71 MB), Kalman_Balogh_META_CD 2(75 MB)

Tracklist:
Disk 1
1.Madocsai Selyemcsardas Es Verbunk
2.Gabor Aron Rezagyuja
3.Kapuvari Verbunk Es Cickomcsardas/Cimbalom Szolo
4.Kiskunsagban Verbuvalnak
5.Rabakozi Korverbunk Es Dus
6.Kossuth Lajos Azt Uzente
7.a) Zorog Az Akacfalevel;
b) Olahos/Cimbalom Szolo
8.Falu Vegen Van Egy Haz
9.Nem Loptam En Eletembe
10.Erdo, Erdo, Erdo, Marosseki Kerek Erdo
11.In Memoriam Soproni Tendl Pal/Cimbalom Szolo
12.Szerelmes Dal/Mezoseg

Disk 2
1.Elvesztette Az Olan Leany A Kecskejet
2.Punkosdi Rozsa
3.Sandor-Napi Koszonto
4.Farsangi Venlany-Csufolo
5.Hap, Hap, Farsang
6.Tavasz, Tavasz, Gyenge Tavasz
7.Tavaszi Szel
8.Gergely - Jaras
9.Juhait Kereso Pasztor
10.Ma Van Husvet Napja


Kalman Balogh - The Art of the Gipsy Cimbalom

Country : Hungary
Style : Gypsy
Released : 1998
Label : ARC Music Productions
Size : 71 mb
Audio : VBR

01.In Memory of Balogh Elemer
02.Bonchidai Ritka Magyar
03.Magyar Verbunk
04.Vajdaszentivanyi Forgatos
05.Kalotaszegi Cigany Csardasok
06.Mezosegi Ciganytanc es Lassu Csardas
07.Cintec de Dragoste AND Hora de la Bolintin
08.Sirba, Tropca & Hora from Dobrogea
09.Doina, Hora Batuta from Moldavia
10.Bulgar Cigany Horo
11.Roman Cigany Hallgato


Besh O Drom - Romanyi Rota - Balogh Kalman & Romano Kokalo - Hungarian Music

Country : Hungaria
Style : Gypsy
Released : 2001
Label : Playasound
Size : 58 mb
Audio : 160 kbps

1. Pusztito - Besh O Drom
2. Korkore Zav Ande Kalyi Ratyi
3. Hadd Igyanak A Ciganyok! - Balogh Kalman & Romano Kokalo
4. Diri, Diri, So Kerdjan!
5. 9S - Besh O Drom
6. Botolo - Balogh Kalman & Romano Kokalo
7. Aj Devlale Phen Mange, So Te Kerav?
8. Megyek, Megyek Hazafele
9. Talyata - Besh O Drom
10. Lokhe Zav Me Pe Vulyica
11. Hallja Maga Kend! - Balogh Kalman & Romano Kokalo
12. Almos Vagyok, Mint A Cica
13. Aven Mande Le Roma


K?lm?n Balogh (Hungary) ?s a Gipsy Cimbalom Band - Aven Shavale

Year: 2008
Style: traditional, cimbalom
Country: Hungary
Quality: 320 VBR

Tracklist:
1. Hora jazz 4:43
2. Aven shavale (Gyertek fi?k...) 4:56
3. Bolg?ros 3:45
4. Ederlezi 5:01
5. Mahala 5:20
6. Mold?viai cimbalmos 4:25
7. Romnya lel muro shavo... (Megh?zasodik a fiam...) 5:19
8. Erev shel shoshanin... (R?zs?k est?je...) 4:05
9. Zavaros a Ny?r?d... 7:01
10. Saxy hora & s?rba 4:03
11. Cimbalom improviz?ci? 4:10

Total playtime: 52:55

Musicians:
* Csaba Novak (double bass)
* Ferenc Kovacs (trumpet, violin)
* Ferenc Lato (violin)
* Gusztav Balogh (voice)
* Kalman Balogh (cimbalom)
* Mihaly Gyorgy (guitar)
* Peter Bede (saxofon)


K?lm?n Balogh - Live in Germany
???????????? ?: Balkans, Ethno, Folk, Gypsy, World music | 23 ???????? 2008

??? ???????: 2007
?????: ?????????, ?????????? ????????
??????: 101 MB
??????: mp3-320 kb
??????????? ????: www.balogh-kalman.fw.hu

????-????
1.Love Song & Dance
2. Bride’s Farewell & Horo
3. Calusul Dance
4. Hungarian Medley & Jazz
5. Brahms Hungarian Dance No.5
6. My Idols
7. Ederlezi
8. It’s Party Time Mahala!
9. Lover Of the Secret Agent, The
10. Bulgarian Gypsy Horo II


Balogh K?lm?n & The Gipsy Cimbalom Band: AromA

192 Kb | 73 Mb
Year:????

01. Vizes?s szirba - Waterfall Sirba
02. Reggeli k?v? - Morning Coffee
03. Briul Lui Hacsaturjan
04. Keser?des k?v? - Bitter-sweet Coffee
05. Cig?ny k?rt?nc - Gypsy Round Dance
06. S?nta ?rd?g - Lame Devil
07. A titkos?gyn?k szerelme - The Secret Agent’s Lover
08. Karav?n - Caravan
09. Csillagok, csillagok - Stars, Stars…
10. Csinger?l?s
11. Lisa, Lisa

Musicians:
K?lm?n Balogh - cimbalom
L?szl? Major - violin
S?ndor Budai - violin, voice
Ferenc Kov?cs - trumpet, violin
S?ndor Kuti - guitar
Csaba Nov?k - double bass
Guests:
J?nos L?ng - violin
Csaba “Brunner” V?radi - viola

[quote] - “This CD is a further milestone in the band’s passion for experimentation. The music of Gipsy Cimbalom Band is a ‘great meeting’ of different musical genres. The ensemble search for those association points, through which it is possible to interpret what might seem from many other points of view diverse music. Due to the high level of their technical ability with their instruments their imaginative ideas are effortlessly realised on these selections. The compositions are not mere reconstructions of pieces from each source area since the music, like Gypsies, crosses boundaries and the band manages to find unexpected combinations and juxtapositions. These traditional tunes merge seamlessly in the hands of the accomplished musicians as they swerve from style to style, constantly improvising around the main theme. This music is no longer ‘traditional’ but universal. Frequently on one piece the music of just one nation is played, as on, combining standard Romanian folk dances ‘doina’ and ’sirba’. Likewise a characteristic Transylvanian Gypsy dance, and the, which originates from Moldavia.
This band is guaranteed to put a spring in the step, bring a smile to the face and refresh the appetite of even the most jaded musical palette. After extensive touring through Europe and North America in recent years, in 2003 they step forward once more onto the world stage with a new programme and accompanying CD. Humour and irony, often self-referential, are evidently theirs, without which their music surely could not be genuine. Besides, virtuosity, a firm grounding in classical music studies, love of jazz and knowledge of and respect for different peoples’ music are common denominators for the musicians of Gipsy Cimbalom Band. These elements are combined to provide a special musical experience for the listener.”
“K?lm?n Balogh plays the cimbalom, an activity resembling someone spanking a small piano’s innards with a pair of elongated shoe horns. If that sounds unwieldy, it’s not. The Liszt Academy graduate employs a light virtuosity which, with his group’s three fiddlers, one doubling on trumpet, guitar and bass, produces a highly mobile musical Cook’s tour. Moldavian, Macedonian, Romanian, and Bulgarian tunes, a hint of tango, flamenco and klezmer all feature alongside a fiddle excursion into birdsong and finger-shredding brilliance. Another find. I’m running out of gold stars.”
Rob Adams, Herald

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