Gypsy Devils

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Gypsy Devils (Slovak Cigánski diabli) is the Slovak Orchestra, which was founded in 1991. Classical music in their submission is enriched with elements of gypsy music, folk music, jazz, , flamenco and more. They use their own unique arrangements and virtuosic elements.

Remelting different styles brought them success on concert stages in 35 countries on five continents.

They performed in the concert halls of the Berlin Philharmonic, Komische Oper – Berlin, – Berlin, Royal Opera House in London, – Munich, – Prague, – Luzern, Concert Hall – Melbourne, Goldener Saal Musikverein – Vienna, – Istanbul, Palace of Culture – Novosibirsk, Zaragoza Expo 2010 Shanghai.

They represented Slovakia at the Olympics: the 2010 Winter Olympic Games and . They performed at music festivals Kissinger Sommer Bad Kissingen, Beethovenfest Bonn, , Raiding, , Jeju World Arts Festival "Prague Spring" Budapest, Mondial des Cultures Drummondville, and the and cooperates with many leading orchestras, conductors, singers and instrumentalists from around the world. Gipsy Kings, and , , the Moravian Philharmonic Orchestra, , Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra are just a few of them.

Projects[]

• Gypsy-Baroque, unconventional version of songs from the Baroque to the present, cooperation with Barocco Sempre Giovane
• Gypsy Devils & the 100-member Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra Budapest
• Gypsy Devils & Katka Knechtová, concert tour – fusion of gypsy music, classical music, pop, folk and ethno
• Gypsy Devils & Rock music, fusion of ethno and rock music, in cooperation with Slovak rock band Desmod
• Gypsy Devils & Symphony orchestras: , ,
• Gypsy Devils & Paul Gulda, concerts Liszt-Roma Rhapsodie a Haydn a la Zingarese, fusion with Austrian piano virtuoso Paul Gulda
• Gypsy Devils & Jaroslav Svěcený, fusion with the Czech violin virtuoso
• Gypsy Devils & Lucie Bílá, unconventional fusion with multi-genre Czech singer
• Gypsy Devils & Totti Ovidiu, music-dance show: Gypsy Devils & dancers from Cirque du Soleil

Members[]

Ernest Šarközi – arrangements and cymbalo, Silvia Šarközi – cello and solo singing, Štefan Banyák – 1st violin, Emil Hasala – 2nd violin and lyrics, Zoltán Grunza – clarinet and tarogato, Jozef Farkaš – manager and viola, Robert Fehér – doublebass