Da Solo Sulla La Strada, by Szabolcs Szőke

Da Solo Sulla La Strada

by Szabolcs Szőke

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1.	Dai Tempi Di Un Passato Remoto No.1 07:27	info	buy track
2.	Dai Tempi Di Un Passato Remoto No.2. 05:55	info	buy track
3.	Masengo - Kanaker 04:45	info	buy track
4.	Nozze Persiane 03:52	info	buy track
5.	Panaszfal (Il Muro Del Pianto) 06:15	info	buy track
6.	Dai Tempi Di Un Passato Remoto No.3. 04:20	info	buy track
7.	L'alba 05:58	info	buy track
8.	Il Confine Turco E'ormai Vicino 05:35	info	buy track
9.	Campo S.Toma 07:12	info	buy track
10.	Tre Ritratti 05:29	info	buy track

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"C'é da temere che un'unica volta a questo mondo nasceremo,
e la persona che amiamo qui e ora, mai piú la vedremo.
Godiamoci gli istanti da poter trascorrere insieme,
perché forse questo é l'addio, la Morte ci indica: possiamo andare."

Omar Khajjám (1048-1131)
translated by Marinella D' Alessandro

“Félő, e világra csakis egyszer születünk,
s többé sose látjuk, akit itt most szeretünk.
Élvezzük a percet, amig együtt lehetünk,
mert tán ez a búcsú, a halál int: mehetünk.”

Omar Khajjám (1048-1131)
translated by Zoltán Halasi

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released July 15, 2015

All composed by Szabolcs Szőke, except : Panaszfal (5.track) by Zoltán Krulik

Recorded 14-15 July 2015 , Budapest by Erik Bánhalmi SSR Studio

Photos and cover design: Bogdán Dániel Szőke

Special thanks to János Koncz, Marinella D’Alessandro, András Mitók, Péter Szalai

Produced by Róbert Zoltán Hunka / Hunnia Records - info@hunniarecords.com
Infos: www.youtube.com/gadulkamusic / szokeszabihct@gmail.com

Szabolcs Szőke - gadulka, sarangi, array mbira, ektar, bass-kalimba

@2015 Hunnia Records & Film Production
HRCD1514
BIEM-ARTISJUS
MADE IN EU

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Szabolcs Szőke Budapest, Hungary

Hungarian composer, gadulka, sarangi & kalimba player. A significant figure of the Hungarian ethno/world music scene. Born in 1948, Csongrád.
To this day, the gadulka has remained Szőke's most loyal instrumental companion, but he plays on a dozen more exotic instruments - from the Indian sarangi to the African mbira - both ethnic and chamber music, jazz and a unique fusion. ... more