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Táncház - Népzene 2013 / Hungarian Dance House - Folk Music / Hagyományok Háza Audio CD 2013
UPC 5999882041551
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2. Felsőiregi népdalok 2:58
3. Alsókálosi muzsika (Gömör) 3:29
4. Szlavóniai népdalok 3:25
5. Bácskai italozós 3:13
6. Moldvai táncok 2:58
7. Dalmáciai szerb népdalok 2:39
8. Nagysajói táncdallamok 5:18
9. "Beli, buba, beli, beli" (Magyarszovát) 2:11
10. Erdőszombattelki muzsika 3:29
11. Nagyenyed környéki dalok 2:00
12. Cigány virrasztónóták (Kolozs) 3:26
13. Lassú és sebes magyaros (Gyimes) 3:56
14. Mérai bevonuló nóta és szapora (Kalotaszeg) 3:24
15. Mohácsi népdalok 3:32
16. Szaszkó József dallamai (Tura) 4:00
17. Kállósemjéni pásztornóták 4:45
A kiadvány a „Táncház – Népzene 2013” hanglemezpályázat nyerteseinek hangfelvételeit tartalmazza.
Zsűritagok: Agócs Gergely, Árendás Péter, Juhász Katalin.
A hangfelvétel a Hagyományok Háza Ethnic Stúdiójában készült 2013. január havában.
Hangmérnök: Konorót János
Zenei rendező: Árendás Péter
Fotó: Agócs Gergely
Grafika: Avalanche
Fordítás: Sue Foy
A borítón: Gombai Tamás és Fikó Regina (Gyimesközéplok, 2002)
Tracklist:
| 1 | –Ifj. Szerényi Béla | Hódmezővásárhelyi Tekerőmuzsika
Hurdy Gurdy – Ifj. Szerényi Béla |
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| 2 | –Gyura Fanni | Felsőiregi Népdalok
Vocals – Gyura Fanni |
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| 3 | –Parapács Zenekar | Alsókálosai Muzsika (Gömör)
Cimbalom – Fekete Krisztián (2), Double Bass – Vojtonovszki Sándor, Viola – Dragony Gábor, Violin – Puskó Márton |
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| 4 | –Szelence Énekegyüttes | Szlavóniai Népdalok
Vocals – Csábi Viktória, Karácsonyi Gabriella, Karácsonyi Éva, Kisimre Szerda Anna, Kovács Franciska, Lukács Sára, Nyeres Novák Angéla, Pásztor Antonella, Pásztor Tímea, Szabó Annamária, Szerda Zsófi, Vázmer Tímea |
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| 5 | –Fokos Zenekar | Bácskai Italozós
Double Bass, Vocals – Jovánovity Péter, Tambura – Csonka Balázs, Tambura, Vocals – Szabó András (4), Szerda Balázs, Violin, Vocals – Sterbik László |
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| 6 | –Bozóki Tamás, Jávorszky Zoltán, Csenki Zalán | Moldvai Táncok (Magyarfalu)
Cobza – Csenki Zalán, Recorder – Bozóki Tamás, Jávorszky Zoltán |
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| 7 | –Básits Branka, Konkoly Csenge, Orbán Johanna | Dalmáciai Szerb Népdalok
Vocals, Chorus – Konkoly Csenge, Orbán Johanna, Vocals, Soloist – Básits Branka |
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| 8 | –Arató Zenekar | Nagysajói Táncdallamok
Double Bass – Ifj. Földesi János, Viola [Kontra] – Lajti Ákos, Violin – Tóth Luca Réka |
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| 9 | –Farkas Annamária | „Beli, Buba, Beli, Beli” (Magyarszovát)
Vocals – Farkas Annamária |
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| 10 | –Pimasz Zenekar | Erdőszombattelki Muzsika
Accordion – Réti Benedek, Double Bass – Varga Veronika, Viola [Kontra] – Schäfer Márton, Violin – Kacziba Ágnes |
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–Tímár Sára | Nagyenyed Környéki Dalok
Vocals – Tímár Sára |
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| 12 | –Péter Tamás És Zenekara | Cigány Virrasztónóták (Kolozs)
Accordion – Barcza Zsolt, Double Bass – Doór Róbert, Viola – Papp Endre, Violin – Péter Tamás (2) |
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| 13 | –Nyéky Emese, Mihó Attila | Lassú És Sebes Magyaros (Gyimes)
Recorder – Nyéky Emese, Ütőgardon – Mihó Attila |
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| 14 | –Buda Folk Band | Mérai Bevonuló Nóta És Szapora (Kalotaszeg)
Accordion – Salamon Soma, Double Bass – Pénzes Géza, Viola – Márton Éri, Viola [Kontra] – Csoóri Sándor "Sündi", Violin – Maruzsenszki Andor, Takács Ádám |
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| 15 | –Fekete Borbála | Mohácsi Népdalok
Vocals – Fekete Borbála |
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| 16 | –Krajcsó Bence | Szaszkó József Dallamai (Tura)
Written-By – József Szaszkó, Zither – Krajcsó Bence |
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| 17 | –Zsikó Zoltán És Zenekara | Kállósemjéni Pásztornóták
Cimbalom – Jobbágy Bence (2), Double Bass – Doór Róbert, Viola – Fekete Márton "Kispuma", Violin – Gombai Tamás, Ifj. Gelencsér János, Vocals – Zsikó Zoltán |
More Details:
- Compiled By – Agócs Gergely, Katalin Juhász
- Compiled By, Music Director, Editor, Production Manager – Árendás Péter
- Engineer – Konorót János
- Photography By – Henics Tamás
- Translated By – Sue Foy
About Táncház:
Táncház (literally "dance house") is a "casual" Hungarian folk dance event (as opposed to stage performances). It is an aspect of the Hungarian roots revival of traditional culture which began in the early 1970s, and remains an active part of the national culture across the country, especially in cities like Budapest. Táncház draws on traditions from across the regions of the Kingdom of Hungary (most notably Transylvania), especially music and dance. The term is derived from a Transylvanian tradition of holding dances at individual's homes.
The táncház traditions were recreated as authentically as possible, a process aided by fairly detailed research on Hungarian culture. The movement is composed of numerous informal groups. Since the 1970s, non-ethnic Hungarians living in Hungary have had their folk traditions treated the same as their Hungarian neighbors. In addition, ethnic Hungarians outside of Hungary, such as those in Transylvania, Slovakia, and the Siret River valley of Moldavia, are also celebrated by the táncház movement. Sic/Szék in Romania has three streets: Felszeg, Csipkeszeg and Forrószeg, and each street had their own "táncház". Two of the dance houses have been restored or rebuilt: the dance house of Csipkeszeg is now a museum and in the rebuilt dance house of Forrószeg you can admire the dance house pictures of Korniss Péter, a photographer from Budapest. Every month there is a Hungarian dance house in Sic/Szék organized by the Csipkeszeg Foundation.
Within the United States, Hungarian dance groups such as Csűrdöngölő (in New Jersey), Tisza Ensemble (in Washington, DC), Kárpátok (in Los Angeles), Életfa (in New York and New Jersey), and Csárdás (in Cleveland) perform on stage bringing the feel of the táncház to general audiences, and camps such as Ti Ti Tábor (in Washington state) and Csipke (in Michigan) bring dance teachers and musicians from Hungary and Transylvania to teach North Americans the music and dance of the Hungarian peoples.
In the United Kingdom, Csergő Band has a regular Hungarian dance house in London.
