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“An absolute must for children young and old (Háry János)”– Grammophone
“The Psalmus Hungaricus receives a bright and forceful performance under Kertész, dramatically sung by tenor Lajos Kozma.”– Gramophone Classical Good CD Guide
"Committed and idiomatic performances recorded in three-dimensional sound. The highlights from the collection are the Suite, the sets of orchestral dances and the Peacock Variations – one of the finest sets ever written; but there is interest too in the rarer Concerto for Orchestra – earlier than Bartók’s and equally nationalistic – and the three-movement Symphony of 1961. – George Hall, BBC Music Magazine
"It’s marvellous to have Kertész’s brilliantly idiomatic performances of Kodály’s best-known works. Peter Ustinov’s narration of Háry János threads the whole together." – Jan Smaczny, BBC Music Magazine
"In Dorati's hands the passionate Andante [from the Symphony] is strong in gypsy feeling and the jolly, folk-dance finale is colourful and full of vitality." – Penguin Guide

Multicoloured Shades, The - Multicoloured Shades EP
FLAC | Artwork | 24Bit 96kHz: 509 MB | 16Bit 44.1kHz: 165 MB
Cat#: Last Chance Rec. LCR.001 | Country/Year: Germany 1984
Genre: Psychedelic Rock | Hoster: Hotfile/Filesonic/Uploaded

The Multicoloured Shades from Recklinghausen area, Germany were a quite popular Psychedelic band in the 1980´s. They mixed their sound with contemporary independent Rock and profit from the 80s Psychedelic Rock revival. Singer Pete Barany died in 2002 from a medication overdose.

German harmonica master and singer Chris Kramer fulfilled a blues dream of his. A must have for all Blues lovers.