FTX-642
- HUNGARIAN & GYPSY FOLK MUSIC & CUSTOMS - 2 of 2
1. Tunes performed by a Tambura Band from the Southern Great Plain
- 156
2. Old-style parlando & new-style giusto on hurdy-gurdy as previous
- 225
3. Four dance tunes by fiddler (67) from Borsod - 234
4. Slow dance by Csango singing long-flute player (53) from Gyimes
- 143
5. As #2 played on zither or cimbalon using the fingers - 317
6. Love Song sung and played on long flute from Somogy - 242
7. Slow & Fast Csardas by Csango fiddle & gardon from Gyimes - 251
8. Czardas and Quick by Gypsy Band from Mezoseg - 230
9. There the swineherd walks by the bank song tune on bagpipes from
Nograd - 129
10. Tune on shawm or reed-pipe accomp by zither from the Southern
Great Plain - 105
11. Two dance tunes by zither ensemble as previous - 245
12. Nograd Christmas pipe tunes (a) The black hen's eaten all the
sour cherries; (b) Its not advisable to lie on the banks of
the
Tisza; (c) Johnny, Johnny, you come first - 357
13. Quick Czardas (Slow omitted) by gypsy band from Mezoseg - 232
14. Two new-style tunes on hurdy-gurdy & clarinet from the Southern
Great Plain - 202
15. Fly my swallow by gypsy musicians on cimbalom from Borsod -
336
16. Nograd Christmas pipe-tunes (a) At Christmas Night; (b) Do
go, Eve, up to the loft; (c) Johnny, Johnny, you come first
- 151
17. Christmas Pretty cradle chanting from Sopron (a) In the
little
village of Bethlehem; (b) In the city of Bethlehem; (c) "Bethlehem,
Bethlehem; (d) Gods lamb is crying; (e) Lets
go, all of us
- 305
18. Carnival chant from Zobor: Lets come, Sardo - 030
19. Farewell Song to Carnival from Zobor Talalaj, talalaj, Lorinc
Tot - 110
20. Bridge custom from the Balaton Green twig walk
- 257
21. Whitsun Play Songs from Sopron: (a) The remarkable day of Whitsun;
(b) Hyacinth, hyacinth; Gods brought a crimson Whitsun
day - 212
22. Summer Solstice songs from Zobor: (a) Whose horses are down there?;
(b) Rattling walnut, hazelnut (Cumulative song) - 053
23. Names Day Song from Transylvania: (a) Many happy returns of Susannas
day (b) (speech omitted); (c) fiddle & cello- 403
24. Greetings song & dance on St Stephens Day from the Mezoseg We
make ourselves presents here - 235
25. Csango Lullaby Hejde lilibe from Gyimes - 113
26. Recruited Soldiers Farewell Song from the Mezoseg: (a) I owe
it to my mother (b) Fast Dance Tune by Gypsy band (Slow omitted)
- 259
27. Wedding songs from Somogy: (a) Put the packing-case on the cart;
(b) Late in the evening I was strolling; (c) Theyve
already bound my wreath - 225
28. Brides valediction & farewell from Nograd: (a) Alas, my
head-dress; (b) I have bound three wreaths (c) The first
flower; (d) Alas, friend, Nani; (e) Weep, weep, beautiful
maiden flower; (f) Daughter, daughter - 542
29. Wedding tunes with orchestra from the Mezoseg: (a) The bride
is a most beautiful flower; (b) The cart is standing at the gate
- 242
30. Funeral lament from Gyimes - 247
31. Lament with fiddlers from Gyimes - 155
Total 76'23"
Dedicated to Bela Bartok & Zoltan Kodaly. Edited by Benjamin
Rajeczky from the collection of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
& Ethnographic Museum in co-operation with the Hungarian National
Commission for the 1964 Conference of The International Folk Music
Council (Secretary: Dr Maud Karpeles). First published on Folktrax
Cassettes 1977. Remastered to CD by Peter Kennedy, 2001.