This solo album from the Hungarian singer Márta Sebestyén combines religious and folk songs into themed medleys, with Sebestyén floating over a bed of lute and spidery zither, duetting with bagpipes ...

Juliette Binoche gets on a truck and leaves Africa behind her -- a place full of memories. The song Love, Love fades in. It teeters on the brink of sentimentality -- but the little bit of piano ...

A portrait of the folk singer Marta Sebestyen - whose voice is associated with a defining movement in Hungarian cultural history. From 2014. Show more The voice of Marta Sebestyen is closely ...

Aurora Orchestra's Winterreise, Kerry Andrew, and Women at the Piano Sir Mark Elder 9 December 2023 44 minutes Available for over a year Kate Molleson travels to Budapest to meet Hungary’s greatest ...

One of Europe's finest singers has gone back to her roots. Marta Sebestyen is still best known for En Csak Azt Csodalom, the haunting lullaby with an edgy choral backing that was featured in the ...

I Can See the Gates of Heaven is the most intimate album from one of the most eloquent singers. Its songs are mostly traditional Hungarian, but Márta Sebestyén's marriage of secular and sacred threads ...

I Can See the Gates of Heaven..... World Village*** Márta Sebestyén is an acclaimed singer and collector of folk music in Hungary. Her name may ring a bell from the film The English Patient, in which ...

Kate Molleson visits Budapest to talk to one the most celebrated composers, György Kurtág, and she also talks to conductor Ivan Fischer and the folk legend Márta Sebestyén. Show more Kate Molleson ...

The voice of Marta Sebestyen is closely associated with the folk traditions of Hungary and its neighbouring regions. Through her work with the band Muzsikas, she helped revive the cultural phenomenon ...

Marta Sebestyen and her Muzsikas ensemble are best known for their Oscar-winning contribution to The English Patient. But these accomplished Hungarian folk artists have three decades of critically ...