(World Fusion/Klezmer) [WEB] Frank London & Glass House Orchestra - Astro-Hungarian Jewish Music - 2017, FLAC (tracks), lossless

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Analyzed: Frank London & Glass House Orchestra / Astro-Hungarian Jewish Music
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DR         Peak         RMS     Duration Track
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DR6        0.00 dB    -8.09 dB      3:39 01-Glass House
DR8        0.00 dB   -12.61 dB     12:34 02-Astro Hungarian Suite, Pt. 1
DR6        0.00 dB    -8.12 dB      8:03 03-Astro Hungarian Suite, Pt. 2
DR8        0.00 dB   -10.22 dB      1:33 04-Técso Jewish tune #1
DR8        0.00 dB    -9.82 dB      1:42 05-Técso Jewish tune #2
DR8        0.00 dB   -10.77 dB      2:57 06-Sirba in C
DR6        0.00 dB    -7.44 dB      2:44 07-Sirba in E
DR11       0.00 dB   -14.95 dB      4:34 08-El Male Rachamim
DR7        0.00 dB    -8.73 dB      4:56 09-Furfangos Frigyes
DR8        0.00 dB   -11.65 dB      4:54 10-Vizhnitz Nign
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Number of tracks:  10
Official DR value: DR8
Samplerate:        44100 Hz
Channels:          2
Bits per sample:   16
Bitrate:           788 kbps
Codec:             FLAC
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The project was originally conceived as an assignment to commemorate the victims of the holocaust in Hungary, 70 years after the end of WWII. Then, drawing on the sweeping wealth of their combined backgrounds, Frank London and his seductive seven expanded their initial scope of the Eastern European past into an all-around view in all kinds of directions – from archaeologico-conservationist to contemporary post-modernist and on to deconstructivist. The project’s name is taken from the Glass House or Üvegház, designated by Swiss diplomat Carl Lutz during the Holocaust in Hungary to shelter and save the lives of thousands of persecuted Jewish Hungarians. It was one of 76 similar safehouses across Budapest.
With each member a world class virtuoso in their respective fields and beyond, the musical map of the Glass House Orchestra reaches from Hungarian, Carpathian, and Roma/Gypsy folk to new klezmer, classical both East and West, European as well as American jazz, new music to experimental avant garde. It combines religious to secular, distinctly rural to unmistakably urban. It might take you on the legendary high speed roller coaster rides of the Hungarian cimbalom tradition one moment, then hijack you into funky jazz grooves or moody new music soundscapes the next.
What if the Jewish Hungarian folk tradition had been able to live on unhindered? What would it sound like today? What about tomorrow? Those are the questions reverberating in the background and with an open view into the Glass House Orchestra’s horizons.
The members of the Glass House Orchestra are the carriers of Hungarian folk's torch. "Glass House Orchestra – Astro-Hungarian Jewish Music" is what the Jewish Hungarian folk tradition might sound like today – and tomorrow.
A celebration of life, lust and music without limits.
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Frank London (trumpet)
Béla Ágoston (reeds)
Pablo Aslan (bass)
Aram Bajakian (guitar)
Yonadav Halevy (percussion)
Miklós Lukács (cimbalom)
Jake Shulman-Ment (violin)
Edina Szirtes “Mókus” (violin, vocals)