István Horváth

István Horváth has a collection of tracks that resonate well with fans of classical and folk influences. One standout is “Megdoglott a biro lova,” which captures a lively essence. Another engaging piece is “Hej, Rigo, Rigo (Hey Rigo, Rigo),” known for its catchy rhythm and memorable melody. These tracks reflect a blend of tradition and modernity, making them enjoyable for a wide audience.

Other notable songs include “Cso, cso, cso, kukoricacso (Ear, Ear, Corn-Ear),” and “Harom deci komenymag (Three Decilitres of Kummel).” The humor in “Nem kell nekem a pogacsa (Hopp Te Zsiga) (I Don't Want Any … )” adds a playful touch. Tracks like “Rongyos nadrag, szakadt ing (Tattered Trousers, Torn Shirt)” and “Kopog, de kopog a cipomon a sarok (The Heel on My Shoes Are Pattering)” showcase a mix of storytelling and catchy tunes. “Fenyes a cipom (My Shoes Are Shiny)” rounds out the collection, offering a glimpse into everyday life with a lighthearted twist.

István Horváth's recent work includes the album "Verdi: I due Foscari (Live) (2019)," which captures the intensity of Verdi’s opera in a live performance setting. This recording showcases the dramatic elements of the story, with Horváth's vocal interpretation bringing depth to the characters.

In addition to his latest release, he has previously contributed to "Hej, Rigo, Rigo (2015)," where he explores various themes through the lens of opera. Another notable project is "Gypsy Songs As Sung by Apollonia Kovacs, Katalin Madarasz, Gabriella Gaal and Istvan Horvath (2014)," which presents a blend of traditional and contemporary influences in the genre. Each of these albums reflects his dedication to classical and opera music, illustrating a range of emotive expressions and stylistic choices.