Phari Mamo

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Ando Drom is a group of young Hungarian Gypsy musicians fusing pure Gypsy music (as opposed to the "cabaret" forms much scorned by Gypsies) with their current modern sensibilities. As such they run a precarious tightrope between the acceptance of their peers and that of the outside world, but such is the passion for their roots they succeed admirably on both accounts. Gypsy music is sung primarily for Gypsies by Gypsies, and the material on these 13 cuts reflects that tradition. Ando Drom will vary the content according to their mood at the time, also part of the spontaneity of the Gypsy tradition. Joined by members of Bratsch, the five-member band--fronted by the amazing singer Monika "Mitsou" Juhasz Miczura--romp through impassioned songs reflecting the hard life of the Gypsy fraternity, with plenty of exhilarating improvisation, both vocally and instrumentally. When violins, guitars, and accordion aren't enough they will manufacture the needed parts on milk pans, spoons, and vocal bass lines, creating a living, breathing music far removed from any cold ethnologic exercise. It is easy to understand why the music has tenaciously survived as an expressive force over centuries of hardship. With excellent liner notes, Phari Mamo is essential listening for anyone interested in Gypsy culture. --Derek Rath

Product Description
Hungarian Jazz Artist

Phari Mamo,Ando Drom,World Network,Gypsy,Int'l & World Music,Pop

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An American Rhapsody Manufacturer: Milan Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Movie Scores | Soundtracks | Styles | Music Movie Soundtracks | Soundtracks | Styles | Music General | Soundtracks | Styles | Music Similar Items: Picture Bride ASIN: B00005NHO4 Release Date: 2001-08-21

Tracks:

1. Main Title (The Iron Fist)
2. Hungarian Child At Play
3. A Heartfelt Goodbye
4. Struggling For The Baby
5. The Old House
6. The Escape
7. Eyes Set Toward America
8. Vienna
9. Baby Left Behind
10. Aftermath
11. Suzanne Arrives In America
12. Remembering Another Life
13. A Loving Return
14. The Family Tragedy
15. There Was An Iron Fist
16. Never Forget
17. Journey Back Home
18. Where I Belong
19. An American Rhapsody
20. Sino Moi
21. Phari Mamo
22. Jaj Istenen

Average customer rating: Love It!!! Ando Drom

Phari Mamo Ando Drom Manufacturer: Network Germany ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Hungary | Eastern Europe | Europe | International | Styles | Music Gypsy | Eastern Europe | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | International | Styles | Music General | International | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Latcho Drom: Bande Originale Du Film Gypsy Times for Nunia ASIN: B00000GV6H Release Date: 1998-12-10

Tracks:

1. Zsa Mo (Zsa Mo/Rumelaj/Akhardemla)
2. Na Kamel Ma
3. Sza Tele Zsav
4. Phergyi E Bar
5. Matyilem
6. Le Shavore
7. Me Te Merav (Avtar Manca/Zug Mar A Malom/Me Te Merav)
8. Kado Gyesz
9. O Nanasi
10. Rodel Ma Muri Dej
11. Phari Mamo
12. Csi Lav Tu
13. Ho Bo Bo

Amazon.com

Ando Drom is a group of young Hungarian Gypsy musicians fusing pure Gypsy music (as opposed to the "cabaret" forms much scorned by Gypsies) with their current modern sensibilities. As such they run a precarious tightrope between the acceptance of their peers and that of the outside world, but such is the passion for their roots they succeed admirably on both accounts. Gypsy music is sung primarily for Gypsies by Gypsies, and the material on these 13 cuts reflects that tradition. Ando Drom will vary the content according to their mood at the time, also part of the spontaneity of the Gypsy tradition. Joined by members of Bratsch, the five-member band--fronted by the amazing singer Monika "Mitsou" Juhasz Miczura--romp through impassioned songs reflecting the hard life of the Gypsy fraternity, with plenty of exhilarating improvisation, both vocally and instrumentally. When violins, guitars, and accordion aren't enough they will manufacture the needed parts on milk pans, spoons, and vocal bass lines, creating a living, breathing music far removed from any cold ethnologic exercise. It is easy to understand why the music has tenaciously survived as an expressive force over centuries of hardship. With excellent liner notes, Phari Mamo is essential listening for anyone interested in Gypsy culture. --Derek Rath

Album Details

Hungarian Jazz Artist

Customer Reviews:

Love It!!!.......2006-03-25

Bought this album a while back after I heard the group and gal singers on the Bratsch Album...I have been searching for good Gypsy music from different parts of the world--love the Flamenco--but it is very hard to find. At this point of the day, I just have finished a hard day's of work and virtually exhausted --decided to have a glass of wine and listen to Ano Drom "Phari Mamo". Feel better ...with the uplifing music of the CD.

Ando Drom.......2001-08-08

This is an excellent introduction to Hungarian Gypsy folk music with star female vocalist Mitsou and guest musicians from the Parisian group Bratsch. Ando Drom is an assembly of gypsy musicians from Hungary, both rural and urban, and they bring together a fine blending of traditional styles. The group Bratsch from France has done extensive research in Eastern European musical stlyes (they've been around for over 20 years playing E. European folk music) and on this album they give a very tasteful instrumental backup to the Ando Drom group. High quality studio recordings.

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