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01. Doina/Hora/Sirba 02. Hora in A minor 03. Forshpil & Khusidlekh 04. Khave 05. Der flüchtlingsmarsch 06. Nu ma abandona & Tsushpil 07. The new khusidl 08. Kolomeyke 09. Yo riboyn olam 10. Sirba in C-fregish 11. Romania, Romania 12. The Bukovina hora 13. Sirba 14. A terkish gebet 15. Asher nisan lonu toras emes 16. Bulgar 17. Menukho vesimkho 18. Doina & Tsushpil 19. Dem rebns nigun / Tsushpil 20. A kale bazetsn 21. A khasene marsh 22. A freylekhs
Par informacija (sa Wikipedije) o veoma burnom životu i karijeri Alle Bayanove: Alla Nikolayevna Bayanova (Алла Николаевна Баянова) born 18 May 1914 is a Russian singer sometimes compared with Édith Piaf for her simple yet dramatic style of performance. Bayanova was born in Kishinev in the family of an opera singer, who moved to Paris in 1918 after Romania took over Bessarabia. She debuted on the stage as an assistant to her father at the age of 9. By 1927, she was already performing solo. A major step forward in her career was when she assisted Alexander Vertinsky in his famous show at the Hermitage Restaurant, Montmartre. Two years later, her family moved to Belgrade, while Bayanova went on touring Germany, Greece, Palestine, and Egypt. In 1931, she got acquainted with Pyotr Leshchenko, a foremost Russian singer of the time, who helped her to join the Pavilion Russe in Bucharest. She married a local aristocrat George Ypsilanti and made several recordings of tangos (e.g., Columbia, His Master's Voice). After her divorce from Ypsilanti, she signed a contract with the Polish recording company "Syrena-Electro". In March 1941 Bayanova was arrested by the Romanian authorities and interned into a concentration camp for having performed in the Russian language. Although released in May 1942, she was kept under surveillance until the end of World War II. In the 1960s and 1970s, while still living in Romania, Bayanova issued eight LPs. Nicolae Ceauşescu's government, however, pressed her into migrating to the USSR in 1988. Thereupon she settled in Moscow, making occasional appearances on the Russian television. Bayanova was named People's Artist of Russian Federation and celebrated the 80th anniversary of her stage career in 2003. In 2004. she sang in a concert to celebrate her 90th birthday. Most recently, she collaborated with Marc Almond on several duets.
01. Алла Баянова - Твои глаза зеленые 02. Алла Баянова - Хризантемы 03. Алла Баянова - Ты был родной 04. Алла Баянова - Милая 05. Алла Баянова - Только раз 06. Алла Баянова - За гитарный перебор 07. Алла Баянова - В темном зале 08. Алла Баянова - В час роковой 09. Алла Баянова - Девонька 10. Алла Баянова - Ночная прохлада 11. Алла Баянова - Все что было 12. Алла Баянова - Белой акации 13. Алла Баянова - Эй гитара 14. Алла Баянова - Там бубна звон 15. Алла Баянова - Караван 16. Алла Баянова - Вернись 17. Алла Баянова - Снегопад 18. Алла Баянова - Почему поют цыгане 19. Алла Баянова - Прощай мой табор 20. Алла Баянова - Эх была, не была 21. Алла Баянова - Звездочка
Georges Schmitt - Nadia's doina
Georges Schmitt - Sirba floricaca
Ian Boutouk - Atala
Ian Boutouk - Bela Hungaria
Ian Boutouk - Chamil
Ian Boutouk - Golden eyes
Ian Boutouk - Gypsy
Ian Boutouk - Hora des bergers
Ian Boutouk - Hungarian dance
Ian Boutouk - Jamscik ne goni losadej
Ian Boutouk - Ne Revnoui
Ian Boutouk - Romanian dance
Ian Boutouk - Romanian skylark
The Balatonia Gypsy Orchestra - Blue shawl
The Balatonia Gypsy Orchestra - Bublicki
The Balatonia Gypsy Orchestra - Cigane
The Balatonia Gypsy Orchestra - Cubcik
The Balatonia Gypsy Orchestra - Szomoru vasarnap
01 Subrali sa se, subrali (Bulgaria) 02 Leskoviq benet pazar (Albania) 03 I mori makja Jano / Lepa Jano (Bulgaria) 04 Zhuravliky odletily (Ukraine) 05 Ne po pogrebu bochonochek kataetsja (Russia) 06 Prehvrukna ptichka (Bulgaria) 07 Cantec de Leagane (Romania) 08 De szeretne´k az egen csillag lenni (Hungary) 09 Zaspo Janko (Croatia) 10 Zaplakala e gorata (Bulgaria) 11 Shen khar venakhi (Georgia) 12 Tjeraj, mala, ovce preko brega (Bosnia) 13 Kak Ivan to hodit, brodit (Russia) 14 Hubava Milka (Bulgaria) 15 Kak po morju (Russia) 16 Do tri mi puski puknaa (Bulgaria) 17 Iavnana (Georgia) 18 Metskhvartis simghera "Rim-ti-tairi" (Georgia) 19 Po polju (Russia)
01. Ciocirlia 02. La cules de cucuruz si sirba 03. Doina si sirba 04. Haulita 05. Cintec de pe Valea Crisului 06. Aseara vintul batea 07. Cintec oltenesc 08. Invirtita 09. Frumosi sint anii mei 10. Invirtita si joc de doi 11. Potpuriu de melodii muntenesti 12. Briul lui Balam 13. Alunelul de la Bailesti 14. Poloxia 15. Tintaroiul 16. Alunelul de la Urzica
Ansamblul Tineretului din Bucuresti (tracks: 1 to 11)
Ansamblul Folcloric Junii Sibiului Romania (tracks: 12 to 16)
01. Dark eyes
02. Gypsy tango
03. Hungarian song and dance
04. Zigeuner
05. Romanian song and dance
06. Moldavian song and dance
07. Hora staccato
08. Gypsy song and dance
09. Two guitars
10. Caucasian song
A1a Signal for Spring
A1b Sheep Call
A2 Pleaca june-ntr-un vinat
A3 Jocul caprelor
A4 Cintecul cununii
A5 Paparudele
A6 Bocet
A7 De petrecut
A8 Cintecul miresii
A9 Ursareasca
A10 Ca la Breaza
A11 Ardeleana pe trei
A12 Joc cu fete
A13 Purtata fetelor
A14 Hora lui Damian
A15 Cind ciobanul si-a pierdut oile
A16 Cucule penele tale
A17 De codru
A18 I-auzi, mindro, pitigoiul
A19 Ma uitai spre rasarit
B1 Bogatul si saracul
B2 Colo sus pe munte verde
B3 Iovan Iorgovan
B4 Calasul
B5 Scirbit ii omul cu gloata
B6 Hei, mai mindriorule
B7 Briul
B8 Trandafir de pe razor
B9 Tis tu munte
B10 Arcanul
B11 Coragheasca
B12 Sa lei seama, bade, bine
B13 Briul de la Domasnea
B14 Ciocirlia
a1 Dama
a2 Hobotul miresei, Joc la hobotul mirese, De trei ori pe dupa masa
a3 Doina, Hora mare, Hora
a4 Inimioara cu venim
a5 Trilisesti, Hangul, Breaza
a6 Suita de acordeon
a7 Suita de Dobrogea
b1 Doina, Geampara Ca pe Vlasca Batuta
b2 Drag imi e sa pe lume
b3 Doina, Hora
b4 Ardeleana din Banat
b5 Invirtita, Hategana
b6 Batrinescul, Codranescul din Grosi
b7 Doina, Joc de baut
b8 Joc de doi
01 Sirba 02 Invirtita si Hategana 03 Giamparalele 04 Doina, Joc din Banat 05 Ciobanasul, Sirba 06 Hangul 07 Doina, Briul 08 Briul pa sase 09 Ca pe lunca 10 Joc de doi 11 Doina, Joc de doi 12 Minioasa 13 Hora 14 La cules de cucuruz, Sirba 15 Doua jocuri muntenesti 16 Ciocirlia
a1 Elena Jurjescu - Multi ma-ntreaba de ce cint
a2 Elena Jurjescu - Trandafirule
a3 Elena Jurjescu - Bate vintul, bate
a4 Elena Jurjescu - Dragu mi-i vara la munca
a5 Elena Jurjescu - Pina-i lumea as cinta
a6 Elena Jurjescu - Dorule, sa-mi spui
b1 Elena Jurjescu - Du-te, du-te, dorule
b2 Elena Jurjescu - In gradinita lui Ion
b3 Elena Jurjescu - Codrule, padure verde
b4 Elena Jurjescu - Drag mi-a fost si drag mi-o fi
b5 Elena Jurjescu - Bade, rupt din soare
b6 Elena Jurjescu - Este-un obicei in sat
o1. Hungarian dance No 5 in G minor (J.Brahms)
o2. Sabre dance (A.Khachaturian)
o3. Csárdás (Vittorio Monti)
o4. Georgette in D major (G.Boulanger)
o5. Romania "Hora" in F sharp minor
o6. Avant de Mourir (G.Boulander)
o7. Old hungarian gypsy song in C sharp minor
o8. Fakó csárdás in D flat major
o9. Transylvanian fantasy in E minor
1o. Gipsy song "Náne cócha"
11. Gavotte (J.Bach)
12. Russian fantasy / Russian gypsy melodies
13. Zigeunerweisen, op. 20 (P.de Sarasate)
01 Brûil Pe 6
02 Dansul Fetelor de la Crihalma
03 Promuletul
04 Brûil Banatean
05 Sirba de la Sticlaria
06 Jiana de la Jina
07 Jurelul
08 Floricica
09 Vlascencuta
10 Hora Munteneasca
11 Trilisesta
12 Ghimpele Dobrogcan
13 Brûil Zarvenilor
14 Hora Nutii
15 De-A-Lungul
16 Brûil Voinicilor
17 Trei Pazeste
18 Dans Din Oas
19 Coasa
20 Bugeacul
21 Tiganeasca Din Giubeg
22 Tioculetul
23 Treipazeste de la Dunareni
01. Hora staccato
02. Eu sunt Barbul lautarul
03. Hora de la Clejani
04. Ceasornicul
05. Hora lui Grigoras Dinicu
06. Banu Maracine
07. Ca din bucium
08. Sarba din Oltenia
09. Hora din cimpoi
10. Doina din Banat
11. Joc din Bihor
12. Ca din caval si Hora batraneasca
13. Hora de concert
14. Ciuleandra
15. Hora si batuta moldoveneasca
16. Hora lui Budisteanu
17. Cantec de dragoste si hora moldoveneasca
18. Calusul oltenesc
19. Sus, sus, sus, la munte, sus si hora
20. Sarba in caruta
21. Hora Spicatto
22. Suita instrumentala
1. Old Song from Somogy
2. Legényes from Kalotaszeg (Kalotaszegi Legényes)
3. My Lord, My Lord (Istenem, Istenem)
4. Szapora
5. Outlaw Song (Betyárnóta)
6. Dawn Song from Bodonkút (Bodonkúti Hajnali)
7. On My Way to Kolozsvár Town (Ha Felmegyek Kolozsvárra)
8. Cimbalmos from Bonchida
9. Kati-Kata
10. Old Wedding Song (Régi Lakodalmas)
11. Time Is Autumn (Ösz Az Idö)
Despite the best efforts of Romania's Ceaucescu dictatorship to make Transylvanian folk culture disappear, it survived at least in part due to the very deprivations (e.g., the lack of electricity and education) that were intended to destroy it. This well-known Hungarian quintet began rooting around in the one-time Hungarian territory a decade ago, and their first collection of Transylvanian tunes is a deep and diverse treasure trove of nearly forgotten centuries-old acoustic history. A droning hurdy-gurdy introduces a song about the "damned misery of love"; a pair of fiddles rouse dancers to high-stepping wedding and Christmas dances; a sad string quartet accompanies a song describing "The Time of Autumn" when conscripted soldiers left their villages. And, as with all Muzsikas's albums, Marta Sebestyen's wise and clear and cold voice re-creates another world in your living room. (Richard Gehr)
DA BI SE LAKŠE I BRŽE KRETALI PO BLOGU KORISTITE TAGOVE (upisani su ispod svakog posta) Da bi lakše pronašli ono što tražite i pogledali i najstarije postove STRELICA Vas usmerava na tri sadržaja: - SADRŽAJ PO IZVODJAČIMA - SADRŽAJ PO ZEMLJAMA BALKANA - SADRŽAJ PO OZNAKAMA (po instrumentima, žanru muzike ...)
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