Matyas Szandai Discography of CDs

Matyas Szandai CD discography Liner Note Authors: Péter Pallai; Kornél Zipernovsky. Recording information: Star Track Studio, Budapest (09/05/2010-09/07/2010). Translator: Israel Ruiz Calzada. Personnel: Mátyás Szandai (double bass); Marc Miralta (drums, percussion); Perico Sambeat (flute, soprano saxophone, alto saxophone); Kálmán Oláh (piano). Audio Mixer: Péter Erdélyi.

Matyas Szandai songs Track Listing of songs: Shift One; Delicate Dancer; La Az Utcan; Waves; Dried Goods; Naiv; All In; Oreg Haz Ballada; Night Has a Thousand Eyes, The; Night Spirit;

Matyas Szandai discography Track Listing of songs: Manila; Tea in the Sahara; Talk To Me; Praludium No. 3; Standard Without Words; Baby Levi; Out of Nowhere; Gordon Matthew; Dunes on Piazza San Marco; Gondellied; Boys Don't Cry; Kinderstuck;

Matyas Szandai CD discography  

Matyas Szandai albums Track Listing of songs: The Game; Archaic; Dance Music; Homeward; Spirits; Friends' Play; Tanyavilag;

Matyas Szandai music CDs The legendary flutist has traversed a lot of unique musical terrain in his lifetime, from Brazilian and Latin to Japanese, jazz, and soul. Yet until now he never explored the deeper roots of his heritage, which his liner notes explain are Eastern European and Jewish. He says that some previous attempts to convey the essence of those beginnings have resulted in dark and heavy "suffering" pieces, but here he finds the joys amidst the pain. He mixes six originals with many traditional songs. "Gypsy Jazz" explores a little mysticism with its steady marching drumbeat, some Middle Eastern percussion elements, and an explosive improvisational conversation between his lively flute and Gil Goldstein's accordion. "Balalaika Love Song" is equally mystical, with the distant mandolin of Geoff Mann echoing a darker ...

Matyas Szandai albums Recording information: Tom-Tom studio, Budapest, Hungary (06/17/2007-09/??/2007). Photographer: István Huszti. Translator: Richard Robinson . Personnel: Gábor Gadó (guitar); Bela Gal (cello); Lajos Rozmán (clarinet, bass clarinet); Matthieu Donarier (saxophone); Boglarka Fabry ...