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Kolinda Plays Complex Folk Music With Diverse Instrumentation And With Medieval And Eastern Influences. They Lived In France For A Time And Were Produced By Hughes De Courson Of The French Folk Group Malicorne. Kolinda Disbanded In 1979 Only To Reform Five Years Later. After Playing As A Group For 11 Out Of The Past 16 Years With 7 Albums Under Their Belts Kolinda Is Still Relatively Unknown In Their Native Hungary And Virtually Unheard Of In North America.
"They're One Of The Most Interesting European Groups That I've Heard " Says Gary Cristall Organizer Of The Vancouver Folkfestival "but They Do It In A Different Way. Even Though They Were Doing Traditional Stuff It Had A Different Edge To It. They've Never Been Looked On Very Favorably In Hungary. They Were Always A Little Too Far Outside."
Kolinda's Reputation For Being Outside Comes From The Way They Mix Elements Of Hungarian And Balkan Folksongs With A Large Amount Of Jazz A Bit Of Classical And Even A Few Notes Of Rock. Their Music Manages To Melt The Passion And Urgency Of Gypsy Music With The Cerebral With Of Cool Jazz An Exciting Combination That Makes Them One Of The Most Successful Hybrids Of Folk And Contemporary Music Around Today.
Kolinda First Formed In 1974 And In The Next Four Years They Released Three Albums On The French Hexagone Label. But In 1978 The Group Disbanded And The Members Went On To Other Projects.
In 1984 The Group Got Together For A Reunion Tour. They've Been Playing Together Ever Since And Have Recorded Four Albums. But Even With Their Diverse Sources Of Inspiration Kolinda Never Sounds Contrived.
While Other "ethnofusion" Bands Often Seem Like A Patchwork Of Styles And Cultures - Contemporary Instrumentation Precariously And Arbitrarily Tacked On To Ethnic Folk Music - Kolinda Always Sounds Inevitable. They Weave All Their Various Influences Together So Seamlessly That It Somehow Seems As If It Could Be No Other Way. Their Sounds Is A Solid Unified Whole That Blends Fervor And Freshness Without A Hint Of Artifice.
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Kolinda Plays Complex Folk Music With Diverse Instrumentation And With Medieval And Eastern Influences. They Lived In France For A Time And Were Produced By Hughes De Courson Of The French Folk Group Malicorne. Kolinda Disbanded In 1979 Only To Reform Five Years Later. After Playing As A Group For 11 Out Of The Past 16 Years With 7 Albums Under Their Belts Kolinda Is Still Relatively Unknown In Their Native Hungary And Virtually Unheard Of In North America.
"They're One Of The Most Interesting European Groups That I've Heard " Says Gary Cristall Organizer Of The Vancouver Folkfestival "but They Do It In A Different Way. Even Though They Were Doing Traditional Stuff It Had A Different Edge To It. They've Never Been Looked On Very Favorably In Hungary. They Were Always A Little Too Far Outside."
Kolinda's Reputation For Being Outside Comes From The Way They Mix Elements Of Hungarian And Balkan Folksongs With A Large Amount Of Jazz A Bit Of Classical And Even A Few Notes Of Rock. Their Music Manages To Melt The Passion And Urgency Of Gypsy Music With The Cerebral With Of Cool Jazz An Exciting Combination That Makes Them One Of The Most Successful Hybrids Of Folk And Contemporary Music Around Today.
Kolinda First Formed In 1974 And In The Next Four Years They Released Three Albums On The French Hexagone Label. But In 1978 The Group Disbanded And The Members Went On To Other Projects.
In 1984 The Group Got Together For A Reunion Tour. They've Been Playing Together Ever Since And Have Recorded Four Albums. But Even With Their Diverse Sources Of Inspiration Kolinda Never Sounds Contrived.
While Other "ethnofusion" Bands Often Seem Like A Patchwork Of Styles And Cultures - Contemporary Instrumentation Precariously And Arbitrarily Tacked On To Ethnic Folk Music - Kolinda Always Sounds Inevitable. They Weave All Their Various Influences Together So Seamlessly That It Somehow Seems As If It Could Be No Other Way. Their Sounds Is A Solid Unified Whole That Blends Fervor And Freshness Without A Hint Of Artifice. read less
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"They're One Of The Most Interesting European Groups That I've Heard " Says Gary Cristall Organizer Of The Vancouver Folkfestival "but They Do It In A Different Way. Even Though They Were Doing Traditional Stuff It Had A Different Edge To It. They've Never Been Looked On Very Favorably In Hungary. They Were Always A Little Too Far Outside."
Kolinda's Reputation For Being Outside Comes From The Way They Mix Elements Of Hungarian And Balkan Folksongs With A Large Amount Of Jazz A Bit Of Classical And Even A Few Notes Of Rock. Their Music Manages To Melt The Passion And Urgency Of Gypsy Music With The Cerebral With Of Cool Jazz An Exciting Combination That Makes Them One Of The Most Successful Hybrids Of Folk And Contemporary Music Around Today.
Kolinda First Formed In 1974 And In The Next Four Years They Released Three Albums On The French Hexagone Label. But In 1978 The Group Disbanded And The Members Went On To Other Projects.
In 1984 The Group Got Together For A Reunion Tour. They've Been Playing Together Ever Since And Have Recorded Four Albums. But Even With Their Diverse Sources Of Inspiration Kolinda Never Sounds Contrived.
While Other "ethnofusion" Bands Often Seem Like A Patchwork Of Styles And Cultures - Contemporary Instrumentation Precariously And Arbitrarily Tacked On To Ethnic Folk Music - Kolinda Always Sounds Inevitable. They Weave All Their Various Influences Together So Seamlessly That It Somehow Seems As If It Could Be No Other Way. Their Sounds Is A Solid Unified Whole That Blends Fervor And Freshness Without A Hint Of Artifice. read less
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