Mihály DRESCH is a Hungarian saxophone player who mixes the American free-jazz tradition with elements of traditional Hungarian folk music.
The album of the acknowledged jazz saxophonist and composer, influenced by Hungarian folk music and Indian music.
1. Ködöllik a Mátra
2. Ritka madár
3. Naív
4. Le az utcán
5. Prana
Mihály DRESCH - tenor and soprano sax, bass clarinet, flute, vocals
Miklós LUKÁCS - cimbalom
Mátyás SZANDAI - double bass
István BALÓ - drums
Featuring:
Sándor CSÓRI "Sündi" - viola
Félix LAJKÓ - violin
Antal BRASNYÓ - viola
Péter SZALAI - tabla
Link
pass: bluesmen-worldmusic.blogspot.com
I love Mihály Dresch music
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Have you ever heard about Berrogueto? I think they are from Galiza, in Spain, and they make quite interesting music.
You can take a look here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vwfzbw2yVEk
Nice one, thanks.
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(Re comment above: sorry, that was meant for your post on The Tossers' album, delete at will.)
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amazing
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Thank you, and not just for this, hungerian jazz has that something special!
ReplyDeleteI'm looking for this album in lossless for a while. Could you help me?
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