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The Romanian wind orchestra Fanfare Ciocarlia is known as the fastest and craziest gypsy orchestra from the Balkans. The wind players can play between 130 and 200 beats / notes per minute with their famous fast staccato wind technique. The orchestra is now well known and loved well beyond the country's borders and even tours to Japan. Guest musicians contributed to the third album Iag Bari: Romanian… gypsy pop star Dan Armeanca, Costel Vasilescu (Romania's best trumpet player), the Bulgarian women's choir Angelite and the young, modern band Rom Bengale from Bucharest with accordion, violin, percussion and drums. The collaboration with these talented musicians alone makes Iag Bari a must for fans of gypsy wind music. The Berlin filmmaker Ralf Marschallek has also made a film about Fanfare Ciocarlia entitled Iag Bari: Brass On Fire, which hit theaters in 2002. (SvdP)more
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