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Raymond Switzer & László Makay

Whither can a lover go?/Hová mehet a szerelmes?

The album has elements of Middle Eastern, Hungarian folk, Hungarian Roma, Spanish Roma, and Columbian music. The lyrics were taken from the collection of verses entitled The Hidden Words by Bahá’u’lláh, founder of the baha'i Faith.

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Hungarian State Folk Ensemble DVD

Hungarian Concerto

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Metrofolk

Renegades of Folk

Traditional Gypsy, Hungarian, Romanian, and Jewish folk music and songs from Transylvania, freshly interpreted on the streets and subways of New York City.

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Peter

Peter i Prijatelji

This is a Croatian album performed on folk intruments called Tambure from Croatia. This particular album features a guest vocalist on each track selection from different regions of Croatia.

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David Hatfield

David Hatfield Plays RBP

ROYALTY FREE. Catchy. Up beat. You'll automatically start tapping your feet whether you want to or not. So grab something not fragile to bang on and join in.

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Nikola Parov

Naplegenda/Sunlegend

A fresh, creative dance show performance reflecting 21st century’s demands, representing the cult of the sun and its role in our lives, the relationship between its orbit and the way and turns of human life with unique means of art.

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Hungarian State Folk Ensemble

Hungarian Concerto

Folkloric music of Hungaria performed by a top notch ensemble.

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Hungarian State Folk Ensemble

Verbunkos

Performed by the orchestra of the Hungarian State Folk Ensemble, this album features some of the best of Hungarian folk music.

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Budapest Dance Ensemble

Csárdás The Tango of the East 1999

The music of the their first tour of North America with Csardas The Tango of the East. The musicians represent the very best in Hungary's folk music life.

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Gázsa

Music And Dances From The Carpathians

Music and dances from the Carpathians (Hungarian music from Hungary, Slovakia, and Transylvania)

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Andrea Gerak

Madárka, madárka (Little Birdie)

Haunting A Cappella folk songs from various regions of the historical Hungary

ANDREA GERAK - "the enigmatic Hungarian female voice" She's been often mentioned as "the second Marta Sebestyen", Hungary's world star of world music. Andrea's first A Cappella album with haunting folk songs from various regions of the historical Hungary has been sold out and now is here again, in a new, pretty design. The first edition of the album was cherished by the general listener who came back to buy one or two more other copies, as well as by artists seeking for inspiration. Sándor Fekete-Kiss fell in love with the opening track and asked Andrea to perform the song for the 2003 Symmetry Festival Budapest closing concert. There was born the 17-minute piece Madárka, madárka (Little Birdie) which closes Andrea's New Age album Árva az a madár (Lonely Is The Bird) applying the composer's unique technique, a new meditative concert form. Effi Shoshani Israeli composer used the a cappella Madarka, madarka CD as raw material for two songs. Track #4 gave the base for Gyöngyvirág (Lily Of The Valley) which was featured in the DVD Hungary In Pictures and track #13 can be heard as lead vocal in Andrea's probably most famous one: the title song of her upcoming album Árva az a madár (Lonely Is The Bird) You can also download it from iTunes! http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playListId=193166371

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