Sounds From A Bygone Age Vol.4 - Toni Iordache

Description: Genre: World Music / Artist: Toni Iordache / Audio CD released 2007-05-07 at Asphalt Tango / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Va ... more

Sounds From A Bygone Age Vol.4 - Toni Iordache ... Variatiuni Pe Tema 'Foaie Verde Si-O Craita'
2 Grea Mi-E Doamne Inima
3 Sirba De La Medgidia
4 Cantec De Ascultare Si Breaza
5 Intr-o Joi De Dimineata
6 Balada Haiduceasca
7 Ca La Breaza
8 Omul Bun N-Are Noroc
9 Cantec De Masa
10 As Munci La Plug Si La Coasa
11 Cantec De Ascultare Al Lui Stoican Batrinul
12 Geamparale De La Babadag
13 Tinerete Tinerete
14 Doina Transilvania

Newest Review: ... considered to be Hungarian, due to József Schunda developing the instrument. Iordache was one the finest, players of a ... more

... cymbalom - he'd played since the age of 4 and had it down to a tee, it's a shame he had a relatively short life (dieing at 45 of diabetes) or I may have had chance to see him live in concert! The music on this album is mostly instrumental, it shows a mixture of his solo work and work with other artists, the album includes songs with the great Romica Puceanu as well as Fanfare Ciocoarlia and Gabi Lunca. Perhaps the best thing about his work is that just about all of his work paints a vivid picture through the high-...more

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Sounds from a Bygone Age, Vol. 4
Release Date: 2007 - 05 - 07, Audio CD, Asphalt Tango

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Sounds From A Bygone Age Vol.4 - Toni Iordache: Cimbalom fun! (349 words)
by - written on 25/08/08 (Very useful, 11 readings)
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Toni Iordache was a superb cimbalom player, if you aren't aware what one is, I will do my best to explain. It's a frame with four legs, a dampening pedal and strings across the top which are generally hit with beaters that look like a larger version of the kind that would be used to play a glockenspiel. The cymbalom is used in music throughout the eastern of Europe and the mediterranean but the ones that are used today are generally considered to be Hungarian, due to József Schunda developing the instrument. Iordache was one the finest, players of a cymbalom - he'd played since the age of 4 and had it down to a tee, it's a shame he had a relatively short ... Read the complete review