Lina - Musik

Romano Drom Which In Romani Language Means "gypsy Road" Leads Us On The Road Of The Musical Tradition Of The Olah Gypsies From Valachia Traditionally Horse Traders And Travelling Salesmen. As The Olah Lived On The Margin Of Society For A Long Time They Created Their Own Music Expressing Roma Life. They Traditionally Don´t Use Any Instruments Apart From Domestic Utensils Such As Water Cans Wooden Spoons Or Any Other Percussion Implement. The Prime Instrument However Is The Voice And Besides Melodic Songs Their Speciality Is The Imitation Of The Bass With Their Mouth The Szájbögözés As Well As The Pergetés A Rolling Onomatopoeic Sound With Bits Of Sentences Interjected Used In Dance Tunes To Replace Instruments. Since The 60´s Young Gypsies Have Introduced The Guitar And Sometimes The Mandolin Or The Tambura. Since Then This Music Style Is In Mutation And Has Become More And More Popular. For Romano Drom The Power Of Olah Gypsies´ Traditional Music Is In Its Voices And Vocal Games. Living In Budapest Where East And West Flow Together The Inspirations However Are Many And Various. Sound Colours And Instrumentations Changed Combining Traditional And Present Compositions. Romano Drom Originating From Famous Ando Drom Produced Its First CD "Déta Dévla" In 1999 Its Second CD "Ando Foro" In 2001 And Its Third CD "Ande Lindri" In 2003. Romano Drom´s Fourth CD Will Be Released In March 2007. As Musicians They Are Now Again On The Road Like Their Ancestors Were - Nomads Of The 21st Century Bringing Back From Their Travels New Musical "perfumes" To Make Us Dream. read less