Wherever the Tamburitzans perform, their stage becomes a kaleidoscope of sight and sound. Songs are sung in many languages and dialects.
Footwork is articulated in hundreds of styles.
Along with the more conventional accordion, clarinet, violin and guitar, instruments like the bandura, tambura, gadulka, and cimbalom are plucked, picked, bowed and hammered. Costuming alone is a great reason to see a Tamburitzan show. During the course of a single performance, over 400 original and authentically reproduced costumes are worn by the performers. Each costume design is meticulously researched for authenticity, then created for the stage. The result is a carousel of style and color from the first note to the final stomp.