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Written in fRoots issue 256, 2004
 

MAKÁM
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FolkEurópa FEC009 (2003)

In Hungary folk music is part of any musician’s consciousness, whether or not he/she chooses to draw on it. Here, in new songs and instrumentals, guitarist Zoltán Krulik uses Hungarian traditional styles and some traditional material, featuring among the sax, bagpipe and furulya of the excellent Balázs Szokolay plus kaval, violin, percussion, bass, keys, with the songs delivered largely by a trio of young female singers. www.folkeuropa.com


© 2004 Andrew Cronshaw
 

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