Hello music lovers! We're sending warm greetings from the beautiful city of Bath, where we had one of our most heartfelt gigs this November. This short clip captures a moment from that night—and it's a special one! This piece is deeply connected to the heart of what we do. It lives in our published books and sheet music, and it's a vibrant part of our live performances. It’s the perfect snapshot of the spirited sound we love to share. Feel the November groove and watch the sh
Pachelbel’s canon... Meets wild Hungarian Gypsy fire?! 🔥🎻 Yes, you read that right! The start of "Gama" (our beautiful Gypsy Romany piece, Book piece No. 24) begins with that familiar, elegant chord sequence. But then—it breaks into pure, exhilarating Balkan improvisation! The form is a Rondo, and if you're of a creative nature (or, like most of us, have absolutely no idea where to start!), this tutorial gives you the simple formula for making your own virtuoso solos. Ready
I am delighted to share this unique visual experience, set to the powerful music of "Pascui Calul Pe Razoare" ('I Grazed the Horse on the Ridges') . This traditional Romanian dance originates from Banat, the western Danube plain of Romania. It is often performed during Easter celebrations. The dance is energetic and typically performed by men. It is believed to invoke a horse deity, which, according to Romanian mythology, brings good fortune, prosperity, and protection to the
I know exactly what you're thinking: "I want that gorgeous Nishava Kori Pani tune, but do I really have to buy Gundula's book?" Good news for all you sharp-eared learners (and maybe a little bit of bad news for my publisher 😂): I'm giving you the opportunity to learn the stunning Serbian/Romany tune, Nishava, completely by ear for free right now! While the full sheet music (with all its harmonies and chords) is found as Tune No. 21 in my book, Balkan Music from the Danube ,