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A Review of Attila Kovacs CD Goal

October 5, 2003 - When someone mentions the words classical music, most people think of Bach, or Beethoven. Not so in the case of a composer from Denmark that I would like to introduce you to. His name is Attila Kovacs, and he brings to you a whole new way of defining classical.

His genius does not stop with his abilty to compose music however, he is also a gifted musician as well. Take those two quality ingredients, then blend in a beautiful singing voice, and you have Attila Kovacs. There is no accurate way to classify Attilas composer style, but I can sum it up with three words "from the heart".

Attila is one of those people who can present you with songs that will have you saying "I can relate to just how he feels" Combining pop with classical is not an easy task by any means, but Attila seems to do have done just that with almost no effort. His song "I Hope You Still Know" speaks the words we all have wanted to say to the one that went away, and his song "Wish I Could Stay In My Dream" is someplace we all wish we could stay at times. Close your eyes, and I can assure you he can take you back to that very dream.

Attilas latest accomplishment named "Holiday" is at the level of a miracle. I have not for a very long time, heard a song that can cure whatever has got you down like Holliday can. This one, if no other, I truly suggest you should download. Believe me when I tell you it is not just another happy song, it is soothing therapy for your heart, and for your mind. Attila wrote me, and told me he was honored to be a part of On-Nation. In my opinion, we are the ones honored that he has joined us.

On-Nation Weekly Free Press, Music Review By Michael Paynter

USA

Five years old he began to read notes and play the accordion - Hungarian, Czechoslovakian and German folk music, as well as international evergreens.

In1972, he was studying classical flute and piano at Budapest Conservatory in Hungary for five years. After graduating, instead of classical music he picked up the guitar and played pop& rock music in various bands. In the meantime, also attended a brass band -40 piece-, on flute.

In 1975 passe