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This installment of our Festival Audio series features musicians from the Heveder Folk Music Ensemble who are appearing at this year’s Hungarian Heritage program.
Historically, this particular brand of street vendor sells fresh fruit and vegetables from a decorated horse-drawn cart, singing out songs to attract customers.
At the heart of this year’s One World, Many Languages program is a number of wonderful musical groups. Hatun Kotama hail from a small town in Ecuador and sing in Kichwa, a UNESCO-declared endangered language.
Szék is a town in central Transylvania, Romania, with a large ethnic Hungarian population.
Eszter Bíró is a Hungarian singer and actress, who has worked in theater and film. She is the lead vocalist for the well-known Budapest Klezmer Band.
Today’s audio installment features two performances from the Voices of the World stage, part of the One World, Many Voices program.
Singers and musicians from the Republic of Kalmykia in Russia perform a variety of song styles, including selections from their epic tale Jangar
Our first installment of the 2013 Festival Audio series features a song from In Process…, an a capella ensemble from Washington, D.C.
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