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Csárdáses, love songs, and folk tunes performed by popular singers and authentic gypsy orchestras

Side 1: medleys and dance tunes from Eastern European weddings and celebrations

Monograph on Roma musicians and their influence on and appropriations in film and Western classical music traditions

A 1977 LP of various Hungarian Folk compositions by József Dóczy interpreted by several musicians and vocalists. As Benjamin Rajeczky writes in his 1960 article Old and New Singing Styles in Hungarian Folk Song from the Journal of the International…

An online resource combining short essays on music, dance, and other traditions of diverse Romani peoples from different parts of Europe with audio and visual media.

Monograph on Romani musicians in Southeast Europe and in the diaspora in the United States

A vinyl recording of the Rayko Orchestra performing various popular songs, sung by Katalin Urbán and directed by József Lendvai-Csósci. The Rayko, or Rajko, Orchestra, was founded in 1952 by Ivo Csampai and was directed by Pal Szigeti from 1950 to…

Release by Cleveland-based B&F Records containing performances of Hungarian folk tunes by violinist Kálmán Banyák.

Analog disc featuring performances of Gypsy music from Hungary

Performances of Hungarian folk songs and czardas

A book containing sheet music for Hungarian songs written by various artists.

This LP was published by the American record label Fiesta Record Company, located in New York City, and the music itself was recorded in Europe. Fiesta was started in 1952 by José Morand, a Latin American band leader. While Fiesta started by only…

A vinyl record of Hungarian Folk Songs & Csárdáses performed by Elemér Horváth and Gypsy Orchestra. Album cover is included.

Tracklist
Side A:
ABLAKOMON BESUTÖTT AZ ESTI FÉNY (Moonlight on my window)
AKÁR MERRE HAJTOM FEJEM (Anywhere I…

Monograph on Pentecostal worship music of Roma in Hungary

énekhangra, zongorakîséttel (Hungarian)
[singing, with piano]

Gypsy violin music by American Hungarian-Slovak Gypsies

Monograph on the history of Roma-Gypsy violin and cimbalom bands in the United States (donated to the Conservatory Library circulating collection by Steve Piskor)