Just some addition: Andras and Sandor Szalay became scientist, later Andras developed the best guitar synthesizer systems first for Shadow (british company) then for Axon (german company), Sandor is an astrophysicist in USA.
great, thank you for that information, something I did not know. Very interesting, I believe in the early 1980s they developed the Muzix81 system and recorded an entire album on it, the album is "PR Computer". I also recall Panta Rhei had a female singer in the 1970s, as well as a male singer for a brief period in 1980.
Sokszor láttam őket élőben az Ifjusági Parkban.Nagyon profi igényes zenekar volt.Nagyobb megbecsülést érdemeltek volna mint amit kaptak a kedves "hanglemezgyártóktól".
To get a so rare audio material (in Hungary is also rare having only 1 posthumus CD!) and to make a little Movie from also rare pics from the band.
Unfortunately sometimes the bands: 1.Panta Rhei (from Hungary) 2. Panta Rhei (from East Germany) and 3. Panta Rei (from Sweden) are mixed. However all the 3 are close to progressive and jezz-rock.
This movie can be an example to correct the misunderstandings...
"Panta Rhei" is ancient Greek, its meaning is: everything is in motion.
Otherwise, this band was fully amateur; 2 physicist (Szalay Andras bass and Szalay Sandor guitar, brothers), a music teacher (Matolcsy Kalman keyboards), and Beke Csaba drum player.
Unfortunately Matolcsy Kalman stepped away a few years ago, he was really an excellent keyboardist. Rest in peace...
Kraftneu, you were born and live in Wales, I can't imagine, how do you know and how did you get music of Panta Rhei...? :-)
Panta Rhei. In Spanish, we used to say Todo corre, fluje. In English, You Never Swim In The Same River Twice. I'd rather you tried some Kodaly, Harry Janos
Béla Bartók: Allegro Barbaro. Sorry, but I can't upload this awesome piece of Bartók. It had his name after a critic from France qualified a Hungarian folk melody adapted to a piano piece "barbarian". By the way, his Ist and IIIrd piano concertos, that are really inspired (by my opinion).
Frakk, a macskák réme avantgárd feldolgozásban.
Egyébként egy idegesítő szar!
How can people listen this....this......I don't know what?
thorn841 7 months ago
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Judingo 11 months ago
Great music. By the looks of it, it seems pretty rare too. Thanks for the upload.
TheSymmachus 1 year ago
Just some addition: Andras and Sandor Szalay became scientist, later Andras developed the best guitar synthesizer systems first for Shadow (british company) then for Axon (german company), Sandor is an astrophysicist in USA.
iivan1966 2 years ago
great, thank you for that information, something I did not know. Very interesting, I believe in the early 1980s they developed the Muzix81 system and recorded an entire album on it, the album is "PR Computer". I also recall Panta Rhei had a female singer in the 1970s, as well as a male singer for a brief period in 1980.
kraftneu 2 years ago
Sokszor láttam őket élőben az Ifjusági Parkban.Nagyon profi igényes zenekar volt.Nagyobb megbecsülést érdemeltek volna mint amit kaptak a kedves "hanglemezgyártóktól".
lionman0731 3 years ago 2
Hi Kraftneu,
Congrats. Great job.
To get a so rare audio material (in Hungary is also rare having only 1 posthumus CD!) and to make a little Movie from also rare pics from the band.
Unfortunately sometimes the bands: 1.Panta Rhei (from Hungary) 2. Panta Rhei (from East Germany) and 3. Panta Rei (from Sweden) are mixed. However all the 3 are close to progressive and jezz-rock.
This movie can be an example to correct the misunderstandings...
feri561 4 years ago
"Panta Rhei" is ancient Greek, its meaning is: everything is in motion.
Otherwise, this band was fully amateur; 2 physicist (Szalay Andras bass and Szalay Sandor guitar, brothers), a music teacher (Matolcsy Kalman keyboards), and Beke Csaba drum player.
Unfortunately Matolcsy Kalman stepped away a few years ago, he was really an excellent keyboardist. Rest in peace...
Kraftneu, you were born and live in Wales, I can't imagine, how do you know and how did you get music of Panta Rhei...? :-)
a21gramm 4 years ago
how good is my homeland, Hungary ^^
AdolfvonHeidrich 4 years ago
Psychedelic classical music on synthesizers in 1974. This is indeed very valuable.
Erudecorp 4 years ago 2
Great, thanx for sharing! Indeed similar to ELP! Good music is timeless, as Bartok was used also in Kubrick's The Shining
urbania70 4 years ago
Panta Rhei. In Spanish, we used to say Todo corre, fluje. In English, You Never Swim In The Same River Twice. I'd rather you tried some Kodaly, Harry Janos
sagalat 4 years ago
interested
nalimer 5 years ago
This is one of my first Movie Maker creations, sorry if it seems a bit amateurish, least the music is cool.
kraftneu 5 years ago
I know practcally nothing of classical music so could you please upload the piece from which ELP arranged their Barbarian or name it?
konked 4 years ago
Béla Bartók: Allegro Barbaro. Sorry, but I can't upload this awesome piece of Bartók. It had his name after a critic from France qualified a Hungarian folk melody adapted to a piano piece "barbarian". By the way, his Ist and IIIrd piano concertos, that are really inspired (by my opinion).
Pofazovics 4 years ago