Ofkors da imam "Bunjevačko prelo" i od Dukata i od Bogdana... Stanko iz Dukata mi je spržio CD s mp3cama svih njihovih albuma i poslao mi, lik je legenda!
Što se tiče Tumbas Pere Haje, probat ću iskopat neki link da ne pišem iz glave jer se može nać netko tko zna više od mene i reć da kenjam bezveze, hehe... Inače imam i neke njegove snimke, tj. njegovog orkestra...
Uspio sam iskopat samo nekaj na engleskom, nadam se da čitate engleski...
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Pere Tumbas - Hajo (1891-1967), conductor, composer, and the famous tamburitza player, was very active among Backa Croats in Subotica, which was his birthplace. His greatest success was the sensational triumph at the "International folklore festival" in Langolen in Wales (Great Britain) in 1952, where his reduced 4 member orchestra (normally 7 players) and 8 dancers won the first prize, among 16 best folklore groups of the world (including the Russian balalaika group and Spanish flamenco players). The administrative authorities in Belgrade never gave him opportunity again to show his brilliant tamburitza play outside of ex-Yugoslavia. Despite this, the Croatian Tamburitza society from Pittsburgh, directed by Walter Kolar, performed throughout the USA many songs arranged or composed by Hajo. In the journal The Tamburitzan, directed by Walter Kolar (Pittsburgh), Hajo has been represented as the most famous tamburitzan.
When he died, the funeral march gathered all tamburitzans from Subotica and its environs, young and old, amateurs and professionals. Hundreds of players escorted legendary Hajo with soft, trembling sounds of their instruments.