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      <![CDATA[Steve Gibons is among a higher than usual number of "gypsy" groups scheduled for next month's World Music Festival.  (A total of six, I think)
    
    http://www.cityofchicago.org/WorldMusic/
        
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      <![CDATA[for what its worth,
    the avashai cohen link
    in your critic's choice
    is for the bassist not
    the trumpeter.
        
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      <![CDATA[Peter, you might like Steve Gibons' Gypsy Rhythm Project, he's fantastic:
    
    http://www.stevegibons.com/grp/
    
    There's much to be said for playing old music from far away places: Like that feeling it creates of being on the road, and the images it evokes. While only a few feet from traffic on Chicago streets we can be riding in a hay cart down a country road in northeastern Moldavia, or dancing in front of a bonfire in a Dobrogean meadow.
    
    Violinist Steve Gibons and Gypsy Cimbalom maestro Nicolae Feraru produce this image-rich music from Romania, the Balkans and the oriental Gypsy world, and, in assimilating the creativity of musicians like Mike Allemana, Dan Delorenzo, and Tim Mulvenna, they bring elements of modern composition and jazz improvisation to the sound of this old southeastern european Gypsy and folk music. With the recent addition of Accordion great Juliano Milo, the group takes this wild concoction of modern jazz, traditional ballads, dances and Gypsy music to a new level of virtuosity.
        
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