Szabadsag Brussels, Belgium
Szabadsag means freedom in Hungarian. Based in Brussels (Belgium), this duet plays traditionnal music from the Klezmer/Yiddish and Bluegrass repertoire as well as their own compositions. Ellis Island reveals their will to blend the cultures from Eastern Europe and Northern America. These two musicians take the listener on a wonderful romp that surprise and delight at each turn. ... more
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