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Kálmán Balogh

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Kálmán Balogh
Balogh Kálmán, Lukács Miklós Gipsy Cimbalom Duo
Balogh Kálmán, Lukács Miklós Gipsy Cimbalom Duo
Background information
Birth nameKálmán Balogh
Born (1959-01-18) January 18, 1959 (age 65)
Miskolc, Hungary
OriginHungarian
GenresJazz, contemporary classic, Hungarian folk
Instrumentcimbalom
Years active1980–present
LabelsFolkeuropa
Websitewww.kalmanbalogh.hu

Kálmán Balogh (born January 18 1959) is a Hungarian cimbalom player and leader of Kálmán Balogh's Gypsy Cimbalom Band.[1][2]

History

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Balogh is a Hungarian cimbalom player and part of a lineage of Hungarian Gypsy musicians.[3] A graduate of Franz Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest , he completed his studies in 1980 under supervision of Ferenc Gerencsér.[4] Balogh studied Gypsy music in Europe and Asia for several years. He has completed many tours throughout the world with various ensembles, including five tours in North America.[5] Balogh has performed and toured with many folk bands, and has recorded dozens of albums with them and as a solo artist. He was a featured performer in numerous major European festivals and venues featuring Gypsy music. He has performed with the Philadelphia Orchestra, Brooklyn Philharmonic Orchestra, New World Symphony, Oregon Symphony, Austin Symphony and the Band, Oregon Festival Orchestra, as well as many other North American festivals and clubs. Balogh has played with several musicians including David Murray, Arild Andersen, Patrice Heral, Ferenc Snetberger, Peter Ralchev, Ivo Papazov and Iva Bittova.[6][7] In 1985, he was awarded the Hungarian distinction of "Young Master of Folk Arts," and two years later he won second prize in the Aladár Rácz cimbalom-competition. As an artist he has performed with Hungarian bands as Jánosi, Ökrös, Téka, Méta, Muzsikás, Zsarátnok, Vízöntő, Vasmalom, the Swedish Orient-Express, the Dutch Sultan and Ot Azoj, the English Transglobal Underground, the American Peter Ogi and the Joel Rubin Jewish Ensemble.

Balogh was a musical director of the "Magneten Gypsy Show" of Andre Heller and performed on a CD with the Budapest Festival Orchestra playing Brahms Hungarian Dances. In 1997, he performed with both the Brooklyn Philharmonic Orchestra and the Miami Philharmonic Orchestra. On 10–11 March 2010, Balogh presented his musical project The Other Europeans at the EU conference "Projects in Favour of Roma Culture", in Brussels, Belgium.[8]

Kálmán Balogh and the Gipsy Cimbalom Band

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Balogh regularly plays with the Gipsy Cimbalom Band. The group performs Hungarian folk music, as well as classical music and jazz, both at home and abroad.

Discography

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Albums

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  • Balogh Kálmán & the Gypsy Cimbalom Band: Roma Vándor (1995)
  • Gypsy Music From Hungarian Villages (1996)
  • Balogh Kálmán & the Gypsy Cimbalom Band: Gypsy Colours (1997)
  • The Art of The Gypsy Cimbalom, ARC Music Productions Int. Ltd. (1998)
  • Balogh Kálmán és a Romano Kokalo: Gypsy Colours, FolkEurópa (1999)
  • Balogh Kálmán - Gypsy Jazz, Rounder Records Corp (1999)
  • Balogh Kálmán & the Gypsy Cimbalom Band: AromA, FolkEurópa (2003)
  • David Murray, Kovács Ferenc és Balogh Kálmán & a Gypsy Cimbalom Band, Fonó (2005)
  • Balogh Kálmán: Karácsonyi Örömzene, Gryllus (2005)
  • Balogh Kálmán - Korpás Éva: Ó, szép fényes hajnalcsillag – Hungarian folksongs for Christmas, FolkEurópa (2005)
  • Balogh Kálmán & the Gypsy Cimbalom Band: Aven Shavale, FolkEurópa (2007)
  • Balogh Kálmán & the Gypsy Cimbalom Band: Live in Germany (2007)[9]
  • Balogh Kálmán & the Gypsy Cimbalom Band: Délibáb, FolkEurópa (2010)

Contributions

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  • Szvorák Katalin: Dalvándorlás, Hungaroton (1986)
  • Márta István: Kapolcs riadó (1987)
  • Muzsikás: Ősz az idő (1989)
  • Téka: Feljön a nap (1989)
  • Vízöntő: Gitania Express, Hungaroton-Gong Kft. (1990)
  • Vízöntő: Best,Quint (1991)
  • Cimbalomos Világtalálkozó (1991)
  • Transylvanian Portraits,Koch World (1992)
  • Zengő (1994)
  • Ökrös – Balogh Kálmán: Hippoglassus Hippoglassus, Around Sound Studios(1994)
  • Ando Drom (1995)
  • Jánosi együttes: Rapszódia - LISZT és BARTÓK források, Hungaroton Classic LTD., (1995)
  • Budapest Ragtime Band: Trubadurr, Hungaroton Classic LTD., (1995)
  • Cserepes Károly: Kivándorlás (1896-1914) (1996)
  • Üsztürü Zenekar: Szárazfának muzsikája, Fonó Records 1997)
  • Joel Rubin Jewish Music Ensemble - Beregovski’s Khasene (1997)
  • Ökrös: Bonchida, háromszor (1997)
  • Kallós Zoltán: Idegen földre ne siess, (1997)
  • Ot Azoj Klezmerband: The Heart of Klezmer,Oreade Music (1998)
  • Gypsy Folk Music From Transylvania, Rounder Select (1999)
  • Kiss Ferenc: Nagyvárosi bujdosók, Etnofon (1999)
  • Zengő: Víg óra (1999)
  • Jézus születése FOLK-OPERA 2000 (2000)
  • Johann Sebastian Bach: Revisited, BMC Records (2000)
  • Cintece ale romanilor din Ungria (2000)
  • Vasmalom II., Vasmalom III., Periferic Records (2001)
  • International Cimbalom Festival, FRÉA Records (2001)
  • Kiss Ferenc: A Héttorony hangjai, Etnofon (2001)
  • Ökrös: Elindultam szép hazámból (2001)
  • Herczku Ágnes: Arany és kék szavakkal, Fonó Records (2002)
  • Mitsoura: Mitsoura, Bartha Bt. (2003)
  • Nem megyünk a másvilágra: Gömör – Kishont megye falusi bandáinak emlékére (2003)
  • Tükrös: Vígan legyünk!, FolkEurópa (2003)
  • LezKlez & Kálmán Balogh: „Ostinato”, LezKlez (2003)
  • Üsztürü: Az Öregeké, FolkEurópa (2004)
  • Tizenkét Banda: Erdélyország, FolkEurópa (2004)
  • Fonó együttes: Túlparton, Hungaroton Records (2004)
  • Válogatás: Hangvető 2004-2005, FolkEurópa (2004)
  • Parno Graszt: Járom az utam, Fonó (2004)
  • Zerkula János és a Szászcsávásiak, Balogh Kálmán, Vizeli Balázs, FolkEurópa (2004)
  • Szvorák Katalin: Áthallások - magyar népdalvariánsok, Hungaroton Records (2004)
  • Szvorák Katalin: Pünkösd Közép-Európában, Hungaroton Records (2005)
  • Hangvető válogatás 2006-2007, FolkEurópa (2005)
  • Agócs Gergely: Kilencz Ballada, Fonó (2005)
  • Ökrös: Így kell járni..., Gryllus (2006)
  • Kovács Ferenc: Beli buba, Gramy Records (2006)
  • Berecz András: Sinka ének (2006)
  • Vágtázó Csodaszarvas: Tiszta forrás, Fonó (2006)
  • Ökrös Csaba és a Dobogó kő (2006)
  • Csillagok, csillagok..., FolkEurópa(2007)
  • We are Magyar! 2007 (2007)
  • Berkó együttes, Etnofon (2007)
  • Kaláka - Arany János (2007)
  • Gryllus Vilmos: Dalok 4 - Magyar népdalok (2009)
  • Both Miklós: Radnóti, Gryllus (2009)
  • Rendhagyó Prímástalálkozó, FolkEurópa (2009)
  • Kovács Ferenc: My Roots
  • Youth Without Youth
  • Celtic Lullabies
  • Joel Rubin
  • Hepta
  • Festival d'été de Québec
  • Sultan: 20 Jaar
  • Balkanswingband Sultan: Obstinato
  • World Music
  • Orientexpressen: Mahala
  • Music of East Europe
  • Udrub: Suhanás
  • Internationales Hackbrettfestival 2
  • Gypsy Music
  • World of Gypsies
  • The Dulcimer Collection
  • Johannes Brahms (1833-1897)
  • Dresch Quartet: Archie Shepp
  • Sultan: Obsédé

Awards

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  • 1985 Honorary Young Master of Folk Art
  • 1999 eMeRTon award
  • 2005 Artisjus prize[10]
  • 2007 Kodály prize[11]
  • 2009 Bezerédj prize[12]

References

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  1. ^ Charles Hebbert, Norm Longley, Dan Richardson - Rough Guide to Hungary 5th Edition 2002 Page 454 "As well as the artists listed below, there are hundreds of great recordings in the above fields. The following simply offer an introduction. Individual artists Kalman Balogh Roma Vandor. Kalman Balogh is one of the virtuosos of the cimbalom, ..."
  2. ^ Philip Brett, Elizabeth Wood, Gary C Thomas - Global Minstrels -2006 Page 160- "As a result, the arrival of Kalman Balogh's Gypsy Cimbalom Band on the world music scene offered not only some excellent music, but also an overdue corrective. “In every style it is the same,” Balogh agrees. “Like the classical musicians like ..."
  3. ^ "Management of Hungarian artists". Retrieved 2012-01-25.
  4. ^ "Biography of Kalman Balogh". 1999-08-24. Archived from the original on 2009-08-02. Retrieved 2012-01-25.
  5. ^ "Kálmán Balogh and the Gypsy cimbalom band". Retrieved 2011-04-25.
  6. ^ "Kalman Balogh & Peter Ralchev Balkan Project". Archived from the original on 2011-12-23. Retrieved 2012-01-25.
  7. ^ "Kálmán Balogh And The Gypsy Cimbalom Band Announce New Live Album and Tour". 2007-09-28. Retrieved 2012-01-25.
  8. ^ "Kalman Balogh, Master of the cimbalon". Retrieved 2012-01-25.
  9. ^ "Traditional crossroads audiophile recordings". Retrieved 2011-01-25.
  10. ^ Vidor Fesztivál 2009
  11. ^ Duna Televízió 2007-08-31 21:00 (59')
  12. ^ Balogh Kálmáné és a Pál család zenekaráé a Bezerédj-díj Kultúra.hu 2009.11.12
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