Ethnofil Concert - Eger City, Hungary
- 8 years ago
Ethnofil concert filmed in the city of Eger, Hungary in the year of 2013, summer time.
The Ethnofil band, founded at the end of 2008, presents an extraordinary mixture of Hungarian folk music, world music and modern jazz. The unique style of the violin player, Adam Simon, the creative rhythms of Gergely Okos (drums) and Levente Kocsis (bass) and the colorful harmonies of Andras Weil (keyboards) result in the unlimited freedom of genres, the Ethnofil sound.
In this music folk, modern jazz, reggae, funk, fusion, drum 'n' bass and progressive elements are combined in an imaginative, surprising way, but in perfect harmony. The music is fresh, impregnated with vitality and dynamism, flavored with humor, improvisation and a touch of delicate emotion.
In the previous two years, the band has been invited to number of festivals, clubs, malls, conferences and other events in Hungary. Their aim is to popularize Hungarian folk music and world music. They hope that people will enjoy listening to their music as much as they enjoy playing it.
For further information, please visit: http://ethnofil.hu
The Ethnofil band, founded at the end of 2008, presents an extraordinary mixture of Hungarian folk music, world music and modern jazz. The unique style of the violin player, Adam Simon, the creative rhythms of Gergely Okos (drums) and Levente Kocsis (bass) and the colorful harmonies of Andras Weil (keyboards) result in the unlimited freedom of genres, the Ethnofil sound.
In this music folk, modern jazz, reggae, funk, fusion, drum 'n' bass and progressive elements are combined in an imaginative, surprising way, but in perfect harmony. The music is fresh, impregnated with vitality and dynamism, flavored with humor, improvisation and a touch of delicate emotion.
In the previous two years, the band has been invited to number of festivals, clubs, malls, conferences and other events in Hungary. Their aim is to popularize Hungarian folk music and world music. They hope that people will enjoy listening to their music as much as they enjoy playing it.
For further information, please visit: http://ethnofil.hu