„Az én szívem játszik...” - A népzene ünnepe – Sebestyén Márta koncertje

In addition to the Erdőfű Band, Söndörgő and the Béla Szerényi and Sons Hurdy-Gurdy Band, we will also get to hear the Palatka Gypsy Band and, hailing from Ireland, Andy Irvine and Donal Lunny, along with many other guests. We can look forward to a true folk music festival.

As Márta Sebestyén sums up the line-up for the evening: "The concept is to showcase a generation that grew up during the decades after I did and which managed to grow ‘addicted' to folk music in the same way I did when Béla Halmos and Feri Sebő embraced me. [...] I asked my colleagues' talented teenage musician children - along with some of my own contemporaries - to come and make music with me.” From Erdőfű, the obvious point of connection is Péter Éri's two children, with whom she will perform a block of Hungarian folk music. The songstress has likewise known the members of Söndörgő since they were born, and will do some Greek, Bulgarian and Serbian tunes with them. But there will be plenty of everything else that Márta Sebestyén remains famous for too, including early music with Judit Andrejszki and viola da gamba player Zsolt Szabó and rock opera excerpts with organist Szabolcs Szamosi. Alongside the Saint Ephraim Male Choir, as another example, she will perform an arrangement of music by Tamás Cseh, and there will also be an exciting world music and dance production with dancer Dóra Bittner Meenakshi, with the members of the Palatka Gypsy Band and her Irish friends Andy Irvine and Donal Lunny also coming for the show. It will be gala of the very best.

vocals

Márta Sebestyén

Saint Ephraim Male Choir

dance

Dóra Bittner Meenakshi

Andy Irvine and Donal Lunny

Erdőfű Band:

violin: Andor Maruzsenszki

violin, vocals: Ádám Kiss-Balbinat

viola, kontra: Márton Éri

double bass, gardon: Katalin Éri

cimbalom: Ferenc Zimber

Söndörgő:

prime tambura, cello tambura, darbuka, tapan: Áron Eredics

viola tambura, trumpet, vocals: Benjamin Eredics

prime tambura, alto bass prime tambura, kaval, clarinet, alto saxophone, soprano saxophone: Dávid Eredics

accordion, recorder, bass prime tambura, cello tambura, hulusi: Salamon Eredics

double bass, tapan: Ábel Dénes

Béla Szerényi and Sons Hurdy-Gurdy Band:

vocals: Judit Andrejszki

viola da gamba: Zsolt Szabó

organ: Szabolcs Szamosi

Palatka Gypsy Band:

violin, viola: Martin ‘Florin' Codoba

violin, viola: Martin ‘Florin' Codoba Jr

viola: Ignat Marius Codoba

double bass: Karsa Mezei

Presented by: Müpa Budapest