Teagrass

The music of Czech republic-based quintet Teagrass defies categorization. While a lot of their repertoire demonstrates the Balkan, gypsy, and Jewish impact for the music of their homeland, Teagrass is constantly on the branch further and additional toward jazz, golf swing, and bluegrass. Traditional musical instruments, like the hurdy-gurdy, taragot, and viola da gamba, match fiddles, mandolins, flutes, clarinets, saxophones, and upright bass to make a multicultural experience. Looking at a Teagrass concert, RootsWorld had written, “After several procedures of music best from the Musikas songbook, these were slipping right into a jazzy violin riff…it dips into bluegrass and newgrass, hovers around Klezmer without ever getting.” Classic Compact disc took an identical view, composing, “that is musical brainfood of the very most sustaining kind — omnivorous Eastern Western european folk fusion.” After launching a self-produced debut record, Cestou Na Vychod, Teagrass became a member of with Hungarian songstress Irén Lovász to record their second record, Wide May be the Danube.