Haïdouti Orkestar

The original soundtrack of the greatest Balkan fêtes! Sound and image... Cast: some of the best traditional musicians in the Balkans - Bulgaria, Macedonia, Serbia, Rumania and Turkey - without forgetting the influence of the tsigane soul. Shot 1: black-and-white evocation of all the nostalgia of a fanfare where the kaval, the tapan and the soubassophone fight it out with the clarinet, the saxophone, the trumpet and the accordion. Shot 2: dancers, wrapped up in the sounds from all over the Balkans, in a colourful ball.

Haïdouti Orkestar

Coming from all countries, real and imaginary, in this Europe where music is a festive occasion, the artists of the Ha•douti Orkestar form a mixed, original fanfare led by a dancer with the memory of voyage in her steps. And the fact that the most popular rhythms combine with the most intricate of melodies and jazz inspirations only enriches this scenario, in which enthusiasts and the curious will rediscover the Balkans of our dreams.

Troisquatre.com: "The fundamental originality of Haïdouti Orkestar is that they have skilfully gathered together artists from every cultural background, from the music of the Balkans to that of the Romany people. In this melting pot, there is a desire to question as a group a repertoires from cultures that are real as well as imaginary."

Haïdouti Orkestar line-up

Krassen Lutzkanov (Bulgarie) - kaval, saxophone
Jasko Ramic (Tsigane de Serbie) - accordéon
Zeki Ayad Çölas (Turquie) - chant
Sylvain Dupuis (France) - tapan, percussions
Gaël Fajeau (France) - soubassophone
Pierre Rigopoulos (Grèce), Mohammed Menni (Algérie) - derbouka, rek
Yann Martin, Martin Saccardy, Nicolas Genest, Ibrahim Maalouf (Liban) - trompettes
Simon Andrieux, Charlotte Auger , Manel Girard (France) Stanimir Dobrev (Bulgarie) - tuba
Nuria Rova Salat (Espagne) - danse

Haïdouti Orkestar websites

Haïdouti Orkestar @ MySpace
Haïdouti Orkestar @ Tchekchouka.com
Haïdouti Orkestar @ Troisquatre.com

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