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A Hawk And A Hacksaw (USA / Hungary) in concert Saturday, July 31 at 22:00 Ovaro (UD) in the complex tourism environment
Aplis free admission
The trip A Hawk And A Hacksaw (Jeremy Barnes voice, accordion and drums and Heather Trost on violin) has adopted the sounds of countless places and people. The English Midlands to France, the Czech Republic to Romania and Hungheria via Albuquerque (New Mexico), the birthplace of two musicians, this musical adventure continues to enchant. "Délivrance" album released in 2009, see our penetrate more deeply into the culture of the old Eastern Europe with a series of euphoric melodies for moments of celebration. The Leaf label
crosses the path of the duo after the release of their third album, "The Way The Wind Blows," at the end of 2006. At that time, Jeremy and Heather make a first foray Hungary (which translates into an EP titled "A Hawk And A Hacksaw And The Hun Hangár Ensemble") and moved to Budapest to develop a bond even closer with the ensemble before a major UK tour in May 2007.
"We had to move to Budapest to operate the tour with Hun Hang" - says Jeremy. "Folk music is very heartfelt and there after living in Budapest for a few months we became a band, and also good friends. Try it at home of trumpeter Ferenc Kovacs, who lives with his family - his wife, three daughters, her mother and mother-in-law. It also produces the Pálinka, a Hungarian brandy fruity and we had to drink a glass before the strength of the evidence, any time of day it was. "
the band through Europe, then moved to Australia and New Zealand. They play to two All Tomorrow's Parties, those organized by Explosions in the Sky and Portishead
(the latter then invite A Hawk And A Hacksaw to open the first band ever, the concerts of their tour in 2008) and the Pitchfork Festival Chicago. http://ahawkandahacksaw.blogspot.com/
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