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Legends of Gypsy Music from Macedonia – Ferus Mustafov, Esma Redžepova |
Some of the best songs of Esma Redzepova, whose expressive and emotional voice has earned her the title of “Queen of Gipsy Music” and the hottest pieces by King Ferus Mustafov, master of the Gypsy saxophone. Complete lyrics with English translations and summaries in German, French and Spanish. 63:56 minutes total playing time.
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Gypsy Music of the Balkans - Langa, Sarr-e-Roma, Zoran Predin & Šukar… |
Wild and fiery Balkan 7/8 rhythms as well as heart-rending ballads and everything in between! Played by some of the best-known Balkan Gypsy Bands. Information about the groups and the pieces as well as original lyrics with summaries in English, German, French and Spanish.
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Gypsy Soul - Laura Ríz |
Laura Ríz presents a colourful variety of soulful Gypsy songs from different cultures and countries, e.g. Czech Republic, Hungary, Russia, Greece, Spain… sung mostly in the local Romany languages. Accompanied by some of the most renowned Hungarian Gypsy musicians on guitars, violins, tarogato (Eastern 'oboe'), accordion, bass, drums and various percussion. Original lyrics plus synopses in English, German, French and Spanish.
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Gypsy Brass - Fanfara din Cozmesti |
Gypsy brass bands emerged at the beginning of the 19th century. They developed out of Turkish military bands. Fanfara din Cozmesti are one of the best-known Romanian Gypsy brass bands - fifteen Lautari (itinerant Gypsy musicians) playing traditional Romanian dances at baptisms, weddings and funerals, with their driving tempos and intricate rhythms and harmonies. The booklet contains information about the musicians and the songs in English, German and Spanish. |
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Hungarian Gypsy Music - Ternipe |
The Hungarian Gypsy group Ternipe (formed in 1989) present an album of exciting songs, sung in their native Gypsy language, Lovari. Complete original lyrics included, with explanations in English, German, French and Spanish as well as info about the band plus colour photos.
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Gypsy Swing II - Ismael Reinhardt |
This second CD by Ismael Reinhardt and friends presents Gypsy Swing like never before. Ismael invited the legendary French guitarist Biréli Lagrčne (Gypsy Jazz) as well as Titi Winterstein, one of the most famous Gypsy Swing violinists in Germany.
“With a style that gets your foot tapping a mile a minute, this is gypsy roots music at its finest…” - David McPherson, www.exclaim.ca
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Bulgarian Gypsy Music - Ibro Lolov Gypsy Orchestra |
Ibro Lolov is one of the stars of Bulgarian Gypsy music, in fact a legend in Bulgaria. He plays fiery and fast Balkan accordion music accompanied by two singers, violins, clarinets, bass, keyboards, and darbouka (drum), with intricate rhythms and harmonies. The CD is a mix of instrumental pieces and songs. The booklet informs in English, German, French and Spanish.
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Best of Hungarian Gypsy Tunes - Czardás! - András Farkas and Ensemble |
András Farkas and the Budapest Ensemble present famous old Hungarian gipsy tunes with classical elegance but lively and infectious. András Farkas’ “singing violin” leads his ensemble in colourful variations through 44 traditional Hungarian gipsy melodies. 71 minutes playing time.
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Gypsy Swing - Ismael Reinhardt |
Ismael Reinhardt from the family of Django Reinhardt, is a phenomenal guitarist and violinist. This album is played in the Gypsy Swing tradition and style of his famous ancestor and Stéphane Grappelli, with acoustic guitars, violin and bass. Liner notes in four languages, plus song lyrics and photos.
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World of Gypsies, Vol 3 - Biréli Lagrčne, Häns’che Weiss, |
Volume 3 in the best-selling “World of Gypsies” series highlights “Gypsy Swing” with names such as Biréli Lagrčne, Häns’che Weiss, Titi Winterstein, Lulo Reinhardt (descendant of Django Reinhardt), as well as Fanfare Ciocarlia (Romania), Kanizsa Csillagai (Hungary), Talisman (Russia), Groupe Sidi Mimoun (Morocco), Boban Markovic Orkestar (Serbia), Maria Buza & Taraful Ciuleandra (Wallachia)and Jony Iliev & Band (Bulgaria) Information in English, German and French.
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Gypsy King of Serbia - Saban Bajramovic |
Stories and legends abound about Saban Bajramovic who he is widely regarded as a King of Serbia’s gypsy music. Since his first album in 1964 he has recorded about 20 albums and more than 50 singles. All in all he has composed about 650 songs. On this CD he sings, accompanied by his band Black Mamba (accordion, violin, clarinet, sax, guitar, bass, trumpets, percussion) in true Gypsy style, with a touch of ‘Balkans’.
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Ibro Lolov & his Gypsy Orchestra - Gypsy Music from Bulgaria |
Gypsy music has always had a certain fascination for us – there is a the mystery of far-away places in this music, a kind of longing, a sadness and often such exuberance and fiery enthusiasm as to make our hearts pound and our feet tap. Listen to the violin, accordion, guitar and darbouka (drum) and some vocals, expressing a whole rainbow of emotions. These gypsies definitely “have music in their blood!”
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Kanizsa Csillagai - The Boyash Gypsies of Hungary |
The Boyash Gypsies are a small minority within the Hungarian Gypsy population. Their music was hitherto mainly vocal, with various household implements for percussion or bass instruments, such as a milk pitcher or a wooden bowl, wooden spoons etc. - which can be heard on this recording. Guitar, violin, tambura (long-necked lute), accordion and double bass are more recent instruments added to the music of the Gypsies.
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Ahmet Kusgöz ve Arkadaslari - Gypsies of Turkey |
The ten-piece gypsy band presents an rich collection of authentic and traditional Turkish gypsy music including Saba dance music, Karcihar dance music and Ciftetellis from all over Turkey. The instruments are: Taragot (Eastern oboe), clarinet, kanun, (Eastern zither), violins, oud (lute), darbouka, davul, bendir (various drums), def (tambourine) and percussion. There are explanations about the music and photographs in the booklet. The album was produced by the great Hüseyin Türkmenler.
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World Of Gypsies, Vol 2 - Sándor Déki Lakatos, Esma Redzepova |
More of the giants of gypsy music today: Sándor Déki Lakatos & his Gipsy Band (Hungary), Lida Goulesco (Russia), Ahmed Kusgöz ve Arkadaslari (Turkey), Kurbeti (Albania), Shafiq Qureshi (Rajasthan), Manitas de Plata (Spain), Vera Bila & Kale (Czech Republic), Vassilis Paiteris (Greece), Ibro Lolov Gypsy Orchestra (Bulgaria), Valentina Ponomareva (Russia), Kálmán Balogh (Hungary), Esma Redzepova & Stevo Teodosievski Ensemble (Macedonia) and others. Information in three languages in the 20 page booklet. Total playing time: 73:10
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Hossam Ramzy presents: Gypsies of the Nile - Rahhal |
Gypsy music performed up and down the Nile at weddings, festivals and religious celebrations, recorded at Giza by Hossam Ramzy. Accompanying the stunning, raw, emotional voice of the fourteen years old singer Miss Hala Mahmoud (and backing voices) are traditional instruments, such as magrouna (double reed ‘oboe’), mizmar (double reed pipe), rebaba (spike fiddle), duff, doholla, tabla (drums) and various percussion. Instruments and music described in the booklet. Total playing time: 79:03 minutes.
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Taraful din Baia - Gypsy Music of Romania - Transylvania, Banat |
Taraful din Baia with the typical instrumentation of two violins, accordion and taragot (folk oboe) presents Romanian Gypsy music. The majority of the music is from Banat where Serb influence is present. The songs of that area are mostly laments whereas the typical Gypsy songs from Transylvania are lively and cheerful. Taraful din Baia is an active touring group playing at births, baptisms, weddings and funerals. Information in English, German and Spanish plus some of the original lyrics in the booklet.
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World of Gypsies - Goran Bregovich & Kayah, Esma Redzepova… |
The best collection of Gypsy music from around the world featuring Goran Bregovic & Kayah (Serbia/Poland), Roby Lakatos (Hungary), Esma Redzepova (Macedonia), Vera Bila (Czech Republic), Musafir (Rajasthan), Saban Bajramovic (Serbia), Fanfara din Cozmesti (Romania), Camarón de la Isla (Andalusia), Hala Mahmoud & Gypsies of the Nile (Egypt), Koçani Orkestar (Macedonia), Kálmán Balogh (Hungary) and other stellar Gypsy groups. 28-page booklet. Extensive information in English and German. Total playing time: 67:17
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