ONLINE! Double concert: Berka and Tázló bands: Moldavian Csángó folk music

Berka Ensemble , formed in 2008, has been playing traditional Moldavian Csángó music for more than a decade now. They express their love and respect for this region and its culture with the dance houses they host in Budapest every two weeks. Their repertoire includes not only the so-called “classical” Moldavian melodies [that became popular in the urban dance house movement], but also melodies from some of the more out-of-the-way Csángó villages in Moldavia (Romania).

Tóth, Dorottya – voice,
Barna, György – violin
Endrődi, Szabolcs – flute, kaval
Szalai-Gindl, János – flute, kaval, tilinko
Walch, Márton – drum
Guest for the Online concert: Szlama, László - cobza

For several decades now Tázló Ensemble has been collecting, learning and playing traditional music of the Hungarian ethnic group that lives in Romanian Moldavia. Paying close attention to the original playing style, their music builds freely upon the Csángó melodies. Their arrangements blend traditional music material and modern influences.

Draskóczy, Lídia – violin
Sófalvi Kiss, Csaba – flute, kaval, tilinka
Németh, László – cobza,
Benke, Félix – drum, leaf whistle, jew’s harp, tilinka
Enyedi, Ágnes - voice
Guest for the ONLINE concert: singer Timár, Sára

This is event is supported by the Hungarian Heritage House