The repertoire of the Eszterlánc ensemble is primarily based on the collections of Császár Attila from Mezőség. The selection made from his recordings and photos can be found on the social networking sites called “Mezőségi utakon”
The selection is nothing more than a musical travelogue of the Mezőség region, which began in 1989 and is still being written today. I trust that, as it is continuously expanded, it will provide a comprehensive and special picture of the singers, musicians and living song treasures of many villages for those interested. Perhaps an even more important goal is to help the voices reach the villages again, or at least the grandchildren in the cities!
I would like to thank the performers on the recordings for passing on all this beautiful singing and music.
Császár Attila
The collections are available on the following social media sites (most widely on Facebook):
On Mezőségi utakon Facebook
On Mezőségi utakon Youtube
On Mezőségi utakon Instagram
Other published collections by Attila Császár:
– Magyarpalatka CD, MC (1993, Syncop) joint collection with Crispijn Oomes and Roos de Graaf
– Méra MC (1995, Stichting Network) joint collection with Crispijn Oomes and Roos de Graaf
– The Tatar Holes of Mezőköbölkúti – legend (Hungarian historical legends, “The world talks about us Hungarians…” 1998; based on the story of Júlianna Nagy)
The repertoire of the Eszterlánc ensemble is primarily based on Attila Császár’s Mezőségi collections. A selection of his audio recordings and photos can be found on the social media sites “On Mezőségi utakon”.
With Mária Eke and Ferenc Borsos (Buza) at Fonó. (photo: István Megyeri, 1998.)
Article related to wheat collections in Folkmagazin (summer 2001):
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With Eke Mária and Borsos Ferenc (Photo: Megyeri István_Budapest, Fonó Club 1998)