It is often said that artistic trends repeat themselves in cycles of twenty years or so. If we accept the truth of this view, then one would be hard pressed to find a better example than Oi Va Voi, who did much to shape the pop music sound of the turn of the millennium.
And what genre do they work in? A music critic would have to be pretty agile to answer that question. One thing is certain: in addition to drawing from electronica, hip hop, world music, alternative rock and indie folk, their songs also ‘exult in the sorrow’ of the world of Eastern European melodies, with a heavy dose of klezmer madness as well, while their unusual playing style is still capable of immediately bringing on a case of the goosebumps. After two and a half decades of vibrant stage energy, five studio albums and one Hungarian-language hit, the band is coming to Müpa Budapest with their latest album, which will be released in April.
Featuring:
clarinet, vocals: Steve Levi
drums, percussion instruments, producer: Josh Breslaw
trumpet: David Orchant
guitar, vocals: Michael Vinaver
violin: Anna Phoebe
drums: Moshik Kop
guitar, vocals: John Matts
bass guitar, vocals: Elizabeth Leondaritis
vocals: Zohara Niddam
violin, vocals: Kalliopi Mitropoulou
Presented by: Müpa Budapest
A harmincas generáció két átütő tehetségű képviselője, az orgonista Tabajdi Ádám és a trombitás Pálfalvi Tamás mindketten hangszerük legsikeresebb művészei…
On 25 June, the world-famous vocal ensemble will arrive in Budapest to delight their fans with an unforgettable concert at…
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