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After Crying is a Hungarian musical ensemble, established in 1986, which composes and performs contemporary classical music or symphonic rock. They use instruments ranging from classical acoustical instruments like cello, trumpet, piano, flute to the instruments of a modern rock band. They sometimes perform with traditional chamber or symphony orchestras. Their studio albums contain numerous variations in instruments and composition. Though the band has been on an extended hiatus, they announced in January 2008 that they are now "waking up" from their "silent times," playing a light concert schedule as Gábor Egervári recovers from an unsaid illness.[1]
[edit] 2005 Lineup (alphabetical order)
- (Hungarian names: Family names first)
- Bátky-Valentin, Zoltán (lead vocal, member since 2002)
- Egervári, Gábor (flute, narration, texts and thoughts, live sound, founding member)
- Görgényi, Tamás (artistic director, lyricist, singer of some studio tracks)
- Lengyel, Zoltán (piano, keyboards, vocals, first appeared 1997, regular member since 1998)
- Madai, Zsolt (drums, percussion, vibraphone, member since 1998)
- Pejtsik, Péter (composition, orchestration, cello, bass guitar, vocals, founding member)
- Torma, Ferenc (guitar, synthesizer, composition, founding member)
- Winkler, Balázs (composition, orchestration, trumpet, keyboards. First appeared 1990-1991, regular member since 1992)
[edit] Discography
- Opus 1 (cassete) (1989)
- 1989 (cassete) (1989)
- Overground Music (1990)
- Megalázottak és megszomorítottak (1992)
- Föld és ég (1994)
- De Profundis (1996)
- Első évtized (1996)
- 6 (1997)
- Almost Pure Instrumental (1998)
- Struggle for Life (2000)
- Struggle for Life – essential (2000)
- Bootleg Symphony (2001)
- Show (2003)
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