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Juxtaposes music from Bela Bartok's Hungarian folk music collections with some of his own, folk derived works.
Marton Eri (cello); Zoltan Juhasz (flute); Zoltan Porteleki (cymbalom); Zoltan Farkas (drum, gardon).
Recorded in Budapest, Hungary and London, England in 1998. Includes liner notes by Muzsikas.
Marta Sebestyen and Musikas collaborate with violinist Alexander Balanescu on The Bartok Album, a work that traces the Hungarian folk influences on Bela Bartok's compositions. The exhilirating dances performed here display the artists' pride in their Hungarian heritage, as well as the desire to keep it vital and modern -- traits that Bartok also shared. ~ Heather Phares
W/Alexander Blanescu,Classical Viiolinist
Full performer name: Muzsikas/Marta Sebestyen/Alexander Balanescu.
Muzsikas: Peter Eri (guitar, viola, flute, percussion); Laszlo Porteleki, Mihaly Sipos (violin); Daniel Hamar (cimbalom, bass, gardon, percussion).
Addtional personnel: Marta Sebestyen (vocals); Alexander Balanescu (violin) Bartok Album Music | List Price | $11.98 (You save $0.23) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, World CDs, International, Hungarian | | Label | Fono Deluxe | | Orig Year | 1999 | | All Time Sales Rank |  96123  | | CD Universe Part number | 1006282 | | Catalog number | 571439 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Sep 21, 1999 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Muzsikas | | Engineer | Bele Janosy | | Personnel | Daniel Hamar - cimbalom, bass, gardon, percussion
Laszlo Porteleki
Mihaly Sipos - violin
Peter Eri - guitar, viola, flute, percussion
Also: Marta Sebestyen, Alexander Balanescu |
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