Ghymes


Ghymes is a band consisting of musicians of the Hungarian minority from Slovakia, founded at the University of Education in Nitra in 1984, by musicians with different preliminary musical experiences from classical through rock and Renaissance music. Folk elements have gradually clung together with their own individual musical ideas.
In the year of 2000, Ghymes had the opportunity to attend two events: the World Expo 2000 in Hanover and the official celebrations of the New Millennium in Hungary.
Smaragdváros was produced by EMI Records and came out in Hungary in November 2000. In March 2001, it was #11 on the .
On December 24, 2018, the band performed a Christmas concert, Mennyből az angyal, which broadcast on national television. The Ghymes band performed together with the Hungarian Radio's children's choir.

Members

  • Gyula Szarka - lead vocal, contrabass, guitar, calabash zither, fretless bass, lute, vocals
  • Tamás Szarka - lead vocal, violin, koboz, guitar, contrabass, fretless bass, percussion, bass drum, calabash zither, vocals
  • Csaba Kún - synthesizer, vocals
  • Péter Jelasity - alto and soprano saxophone, flute
  • András Jász - alto saxophone
  • Szabolcs Nagy - synthesizer, bass drum, vocals
  • Tamás Széll - percussion, drums
  • János Lau - percussion, drums
  • Imre Molnár - contrabass, vocals
  • Bori Varga - ''alto and soprano saxophone, Turkish pipe, recorder, bassoon, vocals''

Discography

  • 1988: Az ifjúság sólyommadár
  • 1991: Ghýmes
  • 1993: Üzenet
  • 1995: Bennünk van a kutyavér
  • 1996: Tűzugrás
  • 1998: Rege
  • 2000: Smaragdváros
  • 2001: Üzenet
  • 2002: Héjavarázs
  • 2003: Ghymes koncert
  • 2004: éGHYMESe
  • 2005: Csak a világ végire...
  • 2006: Messzerepülő
  • 2007: Mendika
  • 2008: Álombálom
  • 2010: Szikraszemű
  • 2016: Mennyből az angyal
Other releases
  • 2001: A nagy mesealbum
  • 2002: Bakaballada
  • 2003: A nagy mesealbum II.
  • 2006: Üvegtigris 2
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Members releases
Gyula Szarka
  • 2004: Alku
  • 2007: Bor és a lányka
Tamás Szarka
  • 2004: ''Anonymus''