Events & Albums
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Song of Celebration (2005)
This first venture into the genre of the recording industry, was a great introduction for the brand, giving the band a great tool to introduce their audience to their music. They recorded at the Fismer, Stellenbosch University Conservatorium, in front of a home crowd of about 500 people and therefor apart from the 8 tracks on the CD, they have added a hidden track of about 40min of background music. The repertoire includes:
- 1. Czardas – a well known violin virtuoso piece arranged for this unique combination of musicians
- 2. Smooglanka/Hungarian Dance – a Russian folk song combined with Eastern Europian gypsy style
- 3. Milonga – a Beautiful Argentinian dance
- 4. Sing a song of celebration – A Gospel song painting the setting of a feast table being set for the Final Feast of Tabernacles
- 5. Hava Medley – Combining Hebraic folk tunes into a festive celebration
- 6. Jesrusalem – Ukrainian Folk song rejoicing about the Holy City. Sung by the accordionist, Lyudmyla Rukavitsyna Heath
- 7. Acoustic Bash – a Medley of Irish tunes
- 8. Boeremedley – a Medley of South African Afrikaans Folk tunes
Spell on You (2006)
This EMI sponsored recording introduced some own compositions, but covered repertoire typical to the flavor of Zamar. The track list is:
- 1. Czardas – a well known violin virtuoso piece arranged for this unique combination of musicians
- 2. Smooglanka/Hungarian Dance – a Russian folk song combined with Eastern Europian gypsy style
- 3. Milonga – a Beautiful Argentinian dance
- 4. Sing a song of celebration – A Gospel song painting the setting of a feast table being set for the Final Feast of Tabernacles
- 5. Hava Medley – Combining Hebraic folk tunes into a festive celebration
- 6. Jesrusalem – Ukrainian Folk song rejoicing about the Holy City. Sung by the accordionist, Lyudmyla Rukavitsyna Heath
- 7. Acoustic Bash – a Medley of Irish tunes
- 8. Boeremedley – a Medley of South African Afrikaans Folk tunes