Gypsy Maestros: A Night of Virtuoso Romani MusicΤετ 23 Ιουν 2027Paris-opendata

Gypsy Maestros: A Night of Virtuoso Romani Music

Philharmonie de ParisΤετ 23 Ιουν 2027 · 11:00 μ.μ. – 12:40 π.μ.

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Gypsy Maestros στο Paris. Καταχωρισμένη εκδήλωση από το επίσημο ανοιχτό agenda της πόλης. Δείτε τον σύνδεσμο για ώρες και εισιτήρια.

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Gypsy Maestros brings together renowned lăutari musicians from Bucharest and virtuoso cymbalum and violin players from Budapest for a musical journey from the Carpathians to the Danube. The concert blends bohemian elegance with frenetic virtuosity, featuring a rich ensemble of voices, strings, and traditional instruments.

Led by vocalist Mónika Lakatos and violin virtuoso Roby Lakatos, the lineup includes guitar, cymbalum, cobza, accordion, double bass, clarinet, kaval flute, and cimpoi bagpipes. The performance promises a captivating fusion of Romani traditions from Romania and Hungary, creating an atmosphere of both refined artistry and spontaneous energy.

Held at the Philharmonie de Paris, this event offers a rare opportunity to experience the dynamic interplay of two distinct but related musical heritages. The combination of soulful vocals, intricate string work, and driving rhythms makes for an evening of folk-infused music.

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  • Reservation required
  • Venue is covered (indoor)
  • Nearest metro: Porte de Pantin
  • Vélib station 84 m away

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Who are the performers?

The lineup includes Mónika Lakatos (voice), Roby Lakatos (violin), Mihály 'Mazsi' Rostás (guitar), Ľubomír Gašpar (cymbalum), Marian Sandu (voice, cobza), Marin Alexandru (violin), Cristinel Turturică (cymbalum), Marian Mexicanu (accordion), Marius Gore (double bass), and Daniel Busnea (clarinet, kaval flute, cimpoi bagpipes).

What is the musical style?

The concert blends lăutari traditions from Bucharest with cymbalum and violin styles from Budapest, described as a journey from the Carpathians to the Danube, mixing bohemian elegance and virtuosic frenzy.

Is the venue accessible?

Accessibility information for mobility, hearing, visual, and mental impairments is not provided.

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