Ciocarlia (Romanian traditional horas) Hungarian Romani Josef Szalai x Serge Camps
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Ivan Rebroff -- Live in Concert : Sydney-Australia (1982)
Serge de Camps - guitar, bass balalaika
Josef Szalai - violin
Franz Friedl - piano, organ
Waldemar Haibel - prima balalaika
Alexander Kanewski - accordion
Serge is born in a familly of musicians. At the age of 14 he started to play guitar.At the age of 15 he was hired as a bass player in russian cabaret located in Paris and called "La Grande Séverine".There he met Mark de Loutchek who create the "Balalaika Ensemble". In 1968 the "Balalaika Ensemble" was hired by the russian singer Ivan Rebroff . Serge plays with him for twenty years now. he went on tour with Ivan Rebroff all over the world and most in the time in very famous theaters like: Carnegie Hall Royal Albert Hall... He recorded the one and only disk of Yul Brinner and many CDs for artists coming from gipsy world such as Aliocha Dimitrievitch. He was the owner of a parisian cabaret "La Roue Fleurie" from 1985 to 1990 where artists like Raphael Fays, Angelo Debarre, were currently performing. La Roue Fleurie was the "Rendez vous" of the gipsies from Paris.
Presently Serge is member of Opus4, an ensemble of russian, roumanian and gipsy folk songs. The band turns these songs in a new way building a gate between the two borders of the atlantic ocean.
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As a Romanian I am pleased to see this amazing interpretation with Hungarian musicians. They took it and added their own style which I like. First time I hear a Romanian Folk song with a guitar player. Great talent 👍
@ammarayoub3246
Жыл бұрын
Baldi Olier a făcut o primul. Caut o pe KZread
@syon600
7 ай бұрын
Pls post link
Bravo Hungarian talent: József Szalai!
I saw these guys back in the Eighties with Rebroff they were Magnificent to say the least absolutely stunning they received the loudest applause 👏 of the evening and rightfully so 😊
violin guy is an master the guitar guy is an master .. this is called masters at work .. 👑 👑 ❤ 🙏
Wonderful My ancestors were from Hungary and a great uncle played violin in the Detroit Symphony he learned by ear but had to learn to read music to play in the symphony which was very hard. He loved to play gypsy music on the violin by ear.
one son for Romania- ciocarlia respect for interprets
trebuie sa recunoastem valorile artistice.., josef si serge, pisicu` lor.:)
I met Serge Camps in Paris in 1990 and we became friends. His father was Spanish and his mother was Russian. He grew up in the Russian environment in the Emigré community in Paris. He is a lovely and humble, unassuming man.
Saludos desde medellin Colombia que bonito.suena
Impresionante!!
da,da,da cornele de la sunet- ataca- resspect
охренеть! вот это дуэт виртуозов!
What else could be more beautifull than a Hungarian Romani playing Romanian Skylark on 1st of December?! ;-)
can't find him.What a pity, such a talented musician.
@dale19532
4 жыл бұрын
Hard to find if you don't remember his name
Got shivers up my spine on the guitar solo. Both wonderful. And im hard to please
i love the way they smile ! and the music is just amazing !great talent !
Superb!
Oliver Steiner coments Enescu, a musical genius was a great influence on Yehudi Menuhin. Menuhin writes about him with great admiration, and one can hear the Enescu influence in Menuhin's playing. This performance by Enescu is a favorite for me, as it exemplifies and inspires pouring one's whole heart into the violin. RĂSPUNDE 84
Hello, so what he wanted to say is that these are traditional romanian tunes, and that these are mixed in with with the Ciocarlia, which is a song composed by George Enescu, actually the song actually means skylark which is a bird and here you can see the interpretation which actually resembles the sounds the bird makes, this is why this musical piece is famous and hard to play, you have to make the sounds of the bird come through that imstrument: watch?v=W5FOuI-jQpc
This are a number Romanian very famous traditional horas and the Ciocarlia being performed here. It should be mentioned as such in the title and presentation of the video (i.e. Romanian traditional tunes). It's a good rendition of these virtuoso pieces.
ivan rebrof- RIP - respect master
@Romanisipunctum So that is a Romanian horas called Ciocarlia ! I know it should be mentioned but unfortunately I couldn't find any information about anywhere. Thank a lot for letting me know. Brazilian greeting from Okinawa.
Quelle cadence !!! superbe jeu ...
BRAVO ...BRAVO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Grandma used to boast about having Dziga (spelling?) the gypsy play at her wedding, and maybe an anniversary that I may have attended. The years go by and my memory isn't what it was!
@dale19532
2 жыл бұрын
It was her 50th anniversary - in pics i barely came up to her waist. She taught me how to polka then, and later Czardas. I was so enthusiastic that she had to sit for a while to catch her breath.
Felicitari (Romanian traditional horas)
wow this is insane...
Prekrasno, virtouzno, strasno😍😍😍
wow ROMANIAAAA!!!!
Wow, amazing performance
@SophyaAgain Thank you for being so receptive to my comments and God Bless!
This music seems to have European Romani influences along with Greek and Balkan. I really like it!
@dianabuchete947
3 жыл бұрын
Romanian soul 100%!
This not Ciocarlia, it is Hora Martisorului. See Ion Voicu Hora Martisorului.
Hora Martisorului :)
:) They are very good !! I LOVE IT
Virtuoso!!!
Romanian song nation
Sensacional, maravilhoso...
Check out Ciocarlia by George Enescu!
!!!!!!!!!!!!
huuugggeee generalisation, but I feel that most Romanis are born with a violin in their hand....
@oeai
3 жыл бұрын
In other hand - cup of vine
@dianabuchete947
3 жыл бұрын
@@oeai Tuica (traditional drink) not wine.
What an amazing talent! Anybody know what happened to Josef Szalai? Can't seem to find him on any other internet search.
@SophyaAgain
6 жыл бұрын
I've been asking the same question since I "discovered" him. But I couldn't find anything about him on the internet either. I guess he went back to his folk, got married, had children and grandchildren. By now he must be in his early 50s... I imagine him playing to his folk and telling them about his adventure in Australia with Rebroff . . .
Thanks SophyaAgain - ROMÂNIA
Amen Jesus
the number one . mfg max austria
I can't find Josef Szalai on the web, it Josef Szalai his real name?
@SophyaAgain
7 жыл бұрын
I've tried to find him, too. It seems he's gave up playing as pro. Who knows ... But then, what a waste of tallent...
@samgharama
6 жыл бұрын
me too, can't find him.What a pity, such a talented musician.
@jamiedelman7006
6 жыл бұрын
Try www dot discogs backslash artist backslash 4532212-Joshi-Shalay
@saramuresan9305
3 жыл бұрын
God bless him
Hungarian mens playing hungarian song(in old Hungary
@mikamika752
3 жыл бұрын
Mindig boldog órákat mutat hungarian's songs? First part is Hora Mărțișorului composed by a roumanian muzician Grigoraș Dinicu and the second part is Ciocârlia composed by another romanian muzician, Anghelus Dinicu, also included in Romanian Rapsody composed by George Enescu.
Hora Martisorului, not Ciocarlia :)
fantastic - but Ivan Rebroff (not his real name, anyway) was not Russian but German.
sina juca chavorro
Sorry, this is Romanian!
@samgharama
6 жыл бұрын
you know him?