Folk magazine about the present and the past, from freak folk to minstrels. Tonight is dedicated to gipsy music, as it is originally sung in Szatmár in the Northeast of Hungary. You can hear influences of the Hungarian folk music from that region. But particularly attracting attention is the fact that the human voice can be heard, at the most accompanied by percussion in the shape of water jugs, spoons and other household items. In later versions, you can also hear a guitar, violin and accordion.
01. Kalyi Jag. Keren, savorále, drom. (trad. arr. Kalyi Jag). 2:34.
02. Romano Drom. Loli Mol. (trad. arr. Antal Kovacs). 3:45.
03. Ando Drom. Zöld az erdö. (trad. arr. J. Zsigo). 6:56.
04. Ando Drom. Pundela. (trad. arr. J. Zsigo). 7:59.
05. Kalyi Jag. Ketri, ketri. (trad. arr. Kalyi Jag). 5:00.
06. Kalyi Jag. Voice improvisations. (Béla Balogh). 2:13.
07. Karavan. Karavan. (I. Nagy- I. Nagy, I. Farkas). 4:02.
08. Kalyi Jag. Romanian gipsy dance from the Balkans. (trad. arr. Kalyi Jag). 2:40.
09. Romano Drom. Sar O Vushar. (trad. arr. Antal Kovacs, Moufadel Adhoum). 4:33.
10. Romano Drom. E bax. (trad. arr. Antal Kovacs jr.). 3:30.
11. Ando Drom. Na kamel ma. (trad. arr. J. Zsigo). 3:35.
12. Csókolom. Amari Szi, Amari. (trad. arr. v. Klewitz). 3:06.
13. Romano Drom. Giabaras. (trad. arr. Antal Kovacs jr. & Jozsef Balogh). 3:44.
14. Karavan. Pomagele. (trad. arr I. Nagy- A. Valla). 3:33.
