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ID: SKMR116-BM
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Kolekce: Early MusicPodkolekce: Voice and Ensemble
Russian ensemble «Labyrinthus» was founded in 2010 and specializes in medieval and early music XII-XIV centuries. Name of the group associated with the tradition of medieval labyrinths in the process which is likely to use special para-liturgical music, which is the basis of their repertoire.
The program is based on the music album of the Catholic monasteries and Conductus. It laments, dance and thoughts about death of authors XII-XIII centuries. Refined Conductus and roundels of the ancient medieval manuscripts hear the accompaniment of great historical instruments.
Witte Maria Weber (Witte Maria Weber) - Vocals (1)
Anna Miklashevich - vocals (2)
Danil Rjabchikov - cytological (3)
Maria Golubeva - Vielha (4)
Anna Vasilieva, Ekaterina Maslakova Martha Semenova - a choir (5)
Classical early music medieval universalia in re world folk rock hang drum throat singing traditional ethno world music Russian Federation |
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ID: SKMR022-1
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1. Seashore reply
2. Dle yaman
3. Can't breath in this life any more
4. Karabakh ploughman
5. Boredom
6. In the fireplace
7. Duduk solo
8. New Mugam |
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ID: SKMR118
Disk: 1
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Kolekce: Ruská lidová hudbaThe “Songs of Ustya” album opens another side of the North Russian folk tradition. Alexandra Vasilyevna Kokorina is more than 80, and she is a very special person. She knows almost every possible song found in Ustya district of Arkhangelsk region: lyric and drawling songs, chastushkas, dance songs, circle dance songs and recruiting (military) songs. Preserving the inimitable local dialect Alexandra Kokorina is a native informant of rare proverbs, sayings and set phrases virtually lost in modern speech.
The “Songs of Ustya” album was recorded in April, 2014 in Orlovo village of Ustya district of Arkhangelsk region, in “baba Sanya’s” house; and the album preserves all her warmth and sincerity. The recording was initiated by Alexey Sheptunov, an Arkhangelsk musician, a folk researcher, a journalist, the leader of the MOON FAR AWAY neofolk group. The two-disc edition contains not only songs but a number of videos with Alexandra Vasilyevna Kokorina. |
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ID: SKMR122-1
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ID: SKMR125
Disk: 1
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Kolekce: Folk -RockThe parallel between the journey and death has long been a common place in world culture. But extreme experience can withstand a few. Therefore, the album "Meryachenie" - is a hostel for Berserkers. It is designed for the few daring who are not afraid to
What can bind guitar blues, Slavic melodies and shamanic rhythms? The answer can be found in the new album Siberian psychedelic rock band "Khara" (from Old Slavic "smile of God"), which constitute the basis of these so different, at first glance, terms.
Alexander Medvedev (Darky): «We have long pondered this project, but in reality everything was accomplished overnight. The album was recorded in a single day. "Khara" - this is primarily an improvisation, where each contributes what it sees fit. We just completely disconnected from reality and play ..."
Improvisation for musicians became a universal language, coming from the depths of the soul and pierces any barriers to the listener's heart. Blues guitar melancholy, rolling steppes rhythms and melodic minor Slavic instruments take us to the enchanted world of ancient tales and legends revived.
The album name "Meryachenie" - in the language of the northern peoples is an unusual mental state associated with shamans and northern magic. The Eskimos call it the call of the North Star.
Edward Pogodin (Leshy): "Our music is necessary listen to the heart and soul, but not his head. Head can not listen, otherwise break."
The vocals, as well as the party on the author's ethnic instruments perform Edward Pogodin "Leshy" - a master and an expert on ancient stringed and wind instruments which he makes himself. Similar to the throat singing guitar and synth melodies by Alexander Medvedev (Darky), well-known project «Gen-Dos» and «Ug-Shig», making to the sound "Khara" special magic, and the rhythmic component of album sets the groove of ethnic percussion Artem Aksenov, a red line which goes echoing drum rolls large Tuvan "kengirge".
Edward Pogodin (Goblin) - vocals, pelgusy, domovinka, Kaliuk ...
Alexander Medvedev (Darky) - guitar, talk box vocals, midi.
Artem Aksenov - kengirge, percussion |
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ID: SKMR111
Disk: 2
Type: CD
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Kolekce: JazzPodkolekce: Band
Latvian Ethno Jazz band “Baraka” is offering its listeners a two-hour long musical journey across wonderful Tajikistan. The new album is entitled after the well-known band “Shams” that has been warming the hearts of people of Middle Asia for many years. Now the beautiful melodies of contemporary Tajik and Afghan composers have become available to the European audience. The musicians of legendary “Shams” have highly evaluated the new sound of their tracks. The band from Latvia has always pursued the goal of transferring the beauty of Tajik arts and people to the music-lovers of western countries. Recording of this album has included the participation of a number of appreciated musicians from Latvia, Russia, Tajikistan, Katmandu, Lebanon and Afghanistan. A double CD Baraka “Shams” complemented by the artistic cover design created by an Israeli creative agency will be a worthy asset to any music collection. This new album represents another cultural bridge between the peoples that only recently have been living in the shared environment and now have found themselves so apart.
Devika Evsikova - vocal, bass
Dmitry Evsikov - all percussion, arrangement
Artem Sarvi - piano, keyboards, arrangement
Deniss Pashkevich - flute, sax, bass clarnet (plays MARCA reeds and THEO WANNE - mothpieces and p.mauriat tenor saxophone)*
Egor Kovaikov - guitar, sitar, rubob, setor, dutor, vocal
Madars Kalniņš - piano, keyboards / Viktor Ritov piano, keyboards
Raivo Stašans - sax
Valery Korotkov - piano, synths, arrangement
Omed Dost - vocal
Normund Piesis - flugelhorn, trumpet
Sergey Gasanov - saz, dilruba, duduk, vocal
Zigmund Žukovsky - bass
Alijon Boynazarov - rap
Govinda Tiwari - vocal
Alex Sūris - accordion
Basel Wehbe - vocal
Vilnis Kundrats - sax |
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ID: SKMR119
Disk: 2
Type: CD
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Kolekce: Folk -RockPodkolekce: Voice and Ensemble
World folk rock hang drum throat singing traditional ethno world music Russian Federation
about
Folk Ensemble Svechanik
«Time for joy. Folk songs of southern and central regions of Russia»
Nowadays, in the world of high technologies and globalization, the preservation of the Russian national culture, an indispensable component of our national identity, becomes one of the key issues. All over Russia folklorists, ethnographers, and members of various folk ensembles try to get all the possible knowledge about the national culture in different regions of the country. The folk ensemble "Svechanik", founded in Moscow in 1999 on the basis of the music school named after Evgeniy Svetlanov, is one of such ensembles.
The members of "Svechanik" decided to concentrate on the study of the culture of a certain area, that is the south of Russia, in particular, the regions of Belgorod, Voronezh, and Lipetsk. The choice of the area is not accidental. The leader of the ensemble, Irina Golovina, was born and grew up in Lipetsk region. Her grandmother, Maria Molchanova, was an authentic singer, a bearer of Belgorod and Voronezh folk traditions. Thus, as a child Irina was submerged in the traditional culture of southern Russia.
However, the members of "Svechanik" also turn to the traditions of other regions of Russia and study orthodox chants as sung by peasants, particularly, under the supervision of Elena Barabanova, the teacher of smaller children. The songs are performed a cappella as well as to the accompaniment of Ivan Bokarev, an outstanding musician who plays the traditional musical instruments, such as garmon, balalaika, horn, gusli.
The repertoire of the ensemble includes songs belonging to different genres and periods of history: from ancient ritual songs to Russian urban romance typical of the beginning of the XX century. Many songs were collected by the members of "Svechanik" during folk expeditions to Lipetsk, Voronezh and Belgorod regions.
A couple of years ago "Svechanik" organized a folk festival "The Thread of Times". Among the participants there were authentic singers from Soldatskoe and Russkaya Trostyanka villages of Voronezh region and Novoukolovo village of Belgorod region.
The main goal of the ensemble is not only to study and preserve but also to popularize Russian folklore, in particular, the unique tradition of the south of Russia.
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released March 16, 2015
Lead the singing:
Disc1
Afanasieva Sofia - 3
Vekshina Elena - 9,11,13
Vinogradova Anna - 1 (solo), 7
Vnukova Elizaveta - 15
Golovina Irina - 3,12,14
Zavnyagina Vera - 10
Strukova Anastasia - 2,4,6,8
Disc2
Afanasieva Sofia - 1, 2(solo), 5,10
Vnukova Elizaveta - 3,11
Vnukova Polina - 12
Golovina Irina - 6
Grigorash Taisiya - 9 (solo)
Zavnyagina Vera - 15 (solo)
Kridiner Alexandra - 8 (solo)
Strukova Anastasia - 13 (solo)
Filyushkina Alina - 7
Duet and trio:
Kridiner Alexandra, Barabanova Elena - 4
Golovina Irina, Strukova Anastasia, Zavnyagina Vera - 1.05, 2.14, 2.16
Instruments: guitar -Dmitriy Peshev (disk 2, track 15), balalaika - Kirill Lavrushkin (disk 2, track 15)
Leader of the ensemble - Irina Golovina
Teacher of the youngest children, vocal - Elena Barabanova
Accompanist - Ivan Bokarev |
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