Madrka, madrka (Little Birdie)

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#		Title	Length
1		Madarka, madarka	1:49	Play
2		Felnyott az ut mellett...	0:54	Play
3		Az argyelus kismadar	1:52	Play
4		Gyere ki, te gyongyvirag	1:13	Play
5		Bagi karikazo	3:07	Play
6		Szeretnek szantani	1:42	Play
7		Szepen legel	1:23	Play
8		Pince, pince	1:10	Play
9		Zempleni dalok	2:45	Play
10		Diofabol van a babamnak agya	2:34	Play
11		Piros alma leesett a sarba	2:43	Play
12		Barna kislany bo szoknyaja	0:52	Play
13		Arva az a madar	1:44	Play
14		Kerek a szolo levele	0:57	Play
15		Zold pantlika	1:31	Play
16		Haromfele virag van a kertembe	1:16	Play
17		Atugrattam a Sar vizet lovastul	1:52	Play
18		Eje-haja, retek haja	0:56	Play
19		Hozz bort, kocsmarosne	1:13	Play
20		Uccu darom, madarom	1:56	Play

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Description

ANDREA GERAK - "the enigmatic Hungarian female voice"

She's been often mentioned as "the second Marta Sebestyen", Hungary's world star of world music.

Andrea's first A Cappella album with haunting folk songs from various regions of the historical Hungary has been sold out and now is here again, in a new, pretty design.

The first edition of the album was cherished by the general listener who came back to buy one or two more other copies, as well as by artists seeking for inspiration.

Sndor Fekete-Kiss fell in love with the opening track and asked Andrea to perform the song for the 2003 Symmetry Festival Budapest closing concert. There was born the 17-minute piece Madrka, madrka (Little Birdie) which closes Andrea's New Age album rva az a madr (Lonely Is The Bird) applying the composer's unique technique, a new meditative concert form.

Effi Shoshani Israeli composer used the a cappella Madarka, madarka CD as raw material for two songs. Track #4 gave the base for Gyngyvirg (Lily Of The Valley) which was featured in the DVD Hungary In Pictures and track #13 can be heard as lead vocal in Andrea's probably most famous one: the title song of her upcoming album rva az a madr (Lonely Is The Bird)

You can also download it from iTunes!
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playListId=193166371