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Hategana - Gheorghe Trambitas - Taragot • Saxophone

BUY CD: https://www.musicmarketplacexchange.c... Cântece de nuntă românești Romanian Wedding Songs CD Folk orchestra directed by Ovidiu Bartes Gheorghe Trambitas was born bin Beclean, near Făgăraș in the Transylvania region of Romania, Gheorghe grew up in a musical home. When Gheorghe was 7 years he started playing Romanian folk music. When Gheorghe was in eighth grade, he began to play the fluier, a Romanian folk flute, and almost immediately began playing on the stage. Gheorghe first heard the taragot in elementary school and always loved it. Gheorghe attended the Brașov School of Music and Arts where he was taught by Ioan Heves. In 1982 Gheorghe and his brother John formed their orchestra, Frații Trâmbițaș, and began playing weddings and christenings throughout Transylvania. In 1984 the brothers joined the Plaiurile Bârsei folk ensemble lead by Gheorghe Tânase and under the musical direction of Ioan Ailoae. With Plaiurile Bârsei they played concerts throughout Romania as well as in Belgium and in Yugoslavia. During this period, Gheorghe received many awards: in 1985 he received the people’s choice award at the Maria Lâtârețu folk festival. In 1986 he received an award in duet with his brother at the Argeșule Plai de Dor. In 1987 he received first place in all Romania both as a taragot soloist and in duet with his brother John. In 1990 Gheorghe came to the United States with Plaiurile Bârsei. Highlights of Gheorghe’s musical career in the United States include performances at the National Folk Festival in 1996 with Transilvania and in 2000 with Harmonia. He performed at the ClarFest in Cincinnati in 1992 and was featured in Clarinet Magazine in 1999. Gheorghe continues to be in demand as a soloist and with his own group performing for Romanian communities throughout the United States. #muzicapopulara #romanian #Traditional #FolkMusic #Folk #cimbalom #tambal #Music #accordion #violin #taragot #saxophone #muzicapopulararomaneasca