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Music of Serbia Folk Dance Ensemble Vila |
Traditional music and songs from the different regions of Serbia. Fast uneven Balkan rhythms, lovely songs, wild dances, played with accordion, violin, frula, kawal, flute, clarinet, saxophone, tarabuka, goč, guitar and bass.
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Music of Serbia & Montenegro - Branko Krsmanovic Group |
A superb album of traditional music from the different regions of Serbia and Montenegro. Exhilarating and fast Balkan dances and rhythms played with accordions, violins, guitar, bass and goc (drum). Colour photos and extensive information about the country, the music and the artists in English, German, French and Spanish. 61 minutes playing time.
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Songs of Croatia - Klapa Singing from the Dalmatian Coast - Klapa Cambi / Klapa Jelsa |
Klapa singing is (mainly) male three and four-part a cappella singing from the Dalmatian coast. Two prominent klapa groups, Klapa Cambi and Klapa Jelsa present a colourful array of traditional and contemporary songs. Complete original lyrics and extensive info in English, German, French and Spanish.
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Heart of the Balkans - Macedonian Wedding Songs |
This compilation features some of the greatest artists in Macedonian folk music, such as the groups Makedonski Merak, Elita, Grupa Ad?amii and the award-winning brass band Male?evski Melos, singers Petranka Kostadinova, Nikolina Kuzmanovska and Vidanka Djordjievska, Biljan Stojanoski as welll as Ilija Ampevski, a notable clarinetist of the young generation. Info in English, German and French.
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The Very Best of Macedonia Esma Redzepova, Aleksandar Sarieski, Biljan Stojanoski, Vaska Ilieva, King Naat Veliov-Kočani Okestar |
A compilation of the best-known Macedonian musicians and singers with a wide variety of traditional and modern instruments and intricate rhythms. The artists are: Esma Redzepova, Milan Zavkov (accordion), Biljan Stojanoski (traditional singer), King Naat Veliov - Kočani Orkestar (brass band), Vaska Ilieva (trad. singer), Brass Band Maleshevski Melos, Vidanka Djordjievska (trad. singer), Strune (trad. band), Aleksandar Sarieski (trad. singer), Ilija Ampevski (clarinet).
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Traditional Music from Macedonia - Strune |
The ensemble Strune (Strings) presents traditional music from Macedonia. The most marked feature of Macedonian music is its rhythmical diversity. In the course of the 20th century many traditional instruments were replaced by more modern ones of western origin. Strune include violins, tambourine, double bass, guitar and accordion in their instrumentation.
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Marcel Cellier presents Mysterious Albania |
These excellent field recordings by ethnomusicologist and Grammy award winner Marcel Cellier were made in 1979/80. The music is pure, raw, often archaic and untouched by external influences - instrumental pieces, unaccompanied solo and polyphonic singing from various regions of Albania. Extensive information about country, music and instruments in four languages.
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Galina Durmushliyska The Enchanting Voice of Bulgaria Trūgnali mi sa, trūgnali |
Galina Durmushliyska is arguably the finest exponent of Bulgarian traditional songs, with an exceptionally warm and lyrical voice. Here she is accompanied by Theodosii Spassov (kaval) and Krūstyo Dimov (kaval), the Bulgarian National Radio Orchestra and the Bulgarian National Radio Folklore Orchestra. The booklet contains the original Bulgarian lyrics with English translations and information in English, German, French and Spanish.
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Anthology of Traditional Songs and Dances from Bulgaria |
This very varied album presents authentic traditional Bulgarian music and singing from various regions of the country, played on traditional instruments, such as gayda (bagpipes), gćdulka (bowed string instrument), dvoyanka (double flute), tambura (lute), and many more. The booklet gives extensive information in four languages about Bulgarian music, the instruments and each single piece, written by ethnomusicologists.
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Songs and Dances from Albania - Tirana Folk Ensemble |
Recorded at the international Festival Mondial des Cultures in Drummondville, Canada. This CD presents authentic Albanian folk music and songs. The main instruments are shepherds instruments (various flutes). For the reed flutes circular breathing technique is used. In the cities Oriental musical elements are to be found, with instruments from the Arab-Persian culture. Both are featured on this CD.
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Zagreb Folk Dance Ensemble - Songs & Dances from Croatia |
The Zagreb Folk Dance Ensemble has since its formation in May 1945 aimed to preserve the Croatian traditional cultural heritage. This CD presents traditional dances and music played on authentic instruments from the different regions of the country, such as the tambura (bowl lyre - northern Croatia), lijerice (three string fiddle - area of Dubrovnik and some islands), gajde and dude (bagpipes - northern Croatia) and many more. The booklet features information & photographs in English, German & Spanish.
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