Napfonat - TRANSIVAL TOUR
Members:
Anita Magpie
Heni Szalay
Orsi Tóth
Esther Tóth
Kristi Volkova
Napfonat returns to Posticum on April 28!
After the sold-out Advent concert in December, the five-member female a cappella group will visit Nagyvárad again in April to present the music of their LP Harmatcseppen él a világ bennem, written on the theme of the 4 primal elements, which tries to bring the qualities of Earth, Air, Fire and Water closer to the listener and sensitize them with vocals. its relationship to the life-giving elements. The record entered the world's most important world music chart, the 11th place of the World Music Charts Europe. The precursor to the album, Mint a zóbar, was included in the finals of the program DAL 2022, among the best 8 productions.
Napfonat is a special highlight of the Hungarian musical palette, as the formation is the meeting and creative community of five female singers and five frontmen, who work together in the wide and diverse genre of world music. They cover their own compositions as well as folk songs from Hungarian and other cultures dressed in a polyphonic sound. What makes their music unique is that, in addition to the intertwining of vocals, percussive instruments play an important role.
We look forward to seeing you at the concert!
After the sold-out Advent concert in December, the five-member female a cappella group will visit Nagyvárad again in April to present the music of their LP Harmatcseppen él a világ bennem, written on the theme of the 4 primal elements, which tries to bring the qualities of Earth, Air, Fire and Water closer to the listener and sensitize them with vocals. its relationship to the life-giving elements. The record entered the world's most important world music chart, the 11th place of the World Music Charts Europe. The precursor to the album, Mint a zóbar, was included in the finals of the program DAL 2022, among the best 8 productions.
Napfonat is a special highlight of the Hungarian musical palette, as the formation is the meeting and creative community of five female singers and five frontmen, who work together in the wide and diverse genre of world music. They cover their own compositions as well as folk songs from Hungarian and other cultures dressed in a polyphonic sound. What makes their music unique is that, in addition to the intertwining of vocals, percussive instruments play an important role.
We look forward to seeing you at the concert!
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