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Sanja Ilic and Balkanika 'Balkan 2000' Traditional Balkan folklore music themes interpreted with a contemporary slant. 'Music performed by Balkanika is inspired by the folklore of the Balkans. Old music tunes from Balkan with splendid musicians playing traditional instruments, modernly orchestrated, performing music which conjures the atmosphere of the Balkans region, in a new attire for the new millennium.... More |
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Saban Saulic 'Najveci Hitovi' 3x CD collection of songs from one of the ex- Yugoslavia's favourite folk singers. "Šaban Šaulić was born on 6 May 1951 in Sabac, Yugoslavia. From mother Ilda and father Huso. He is a folk singer. Šaulić was throned " King of Folkmusic" in his early career. More |
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Vasilisa 'Live' Vasilisa in concert from 2006, with guests Teodossi Spassov, Vasil Hadzimanov and others. More |
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Saban Saulic 'Najlepse Pesme 3, Best of Saban Saulic Volume 3' Volume 3 of a collection of songs from one of the ex- Yugoslavia's favourite folk singers. More |
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Zona Zamfirova - Manetova muzika -His Story Original Movie Soundtrack Zona Zamfirova The story is set in old Nis, at the end of 19th Century. Unique southern spirit and music, old dialect, national costumes and habits have been revived in this romantic comedy. More |
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Saban Saulic 'Najlepse Pesme 2, Best of Saban Saulic Volume 2' Volume 2 of a collection of songs from one of the ex- Yugoslavia's favourite folk singers. More |
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Zona Zamfirova - Manetova muzika - Her Story Original Movie Soundtrack Initially a successful play Stevan Sremac's novel 'Zona Zamfirova' has now become a hit movie in Serbia. The story is a touching romance between goldsmith Mane and a wealthy man's daughter, Zona. More |
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Saban Saulic 'Najlepse Pesme 1, Best of Saban Saulic Volume 1' A collection of songs from one of the ex- Yugoslavia's favourite folk singers. More |
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Joszko Broda 'Poslochejcie Kamaradzi' Joszko Broda and his Hungarian friends playing Polish - Hungarian village music. "The album that we would proudly like to present you is another record by Joszko Broda, who plays the Jew’s harp, the four-metre mountain trumpet, the horns, various types of pipes and ocarinas, the violin and many other folk instruments..." More |
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Dresch Dudas Mihaly Quartet 'Folyondar, Winding' 'I have never heard music like his, music that draws upon folk music but instead of treating or adapting it, enters fully into the spirit of it, relives every moment of it inwardly. In my eyes Mihály Dresch is an intuitive artist who experiences the world vulnerable and defenceless, but the roots of his work go so deep as to make it unassailable.' More |
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Balkan Cabaret 'Somewhere Far Away' "This band draws on the traditions of Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Macedonia, Bulgaria and Croatia and pulls them together in a smooth-as-mousse collection of love songs and party music... While the music is firmly planted in the Balkans, they add a trace of tango to Purvi grjah (First Sin). A polished, professional debut." More |
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'Indestructible Balkan Beats' Various Artists Featuring Mahala Raď Banda, Taraf De Haidouks, Warsaw Village Band, Besh o droM and many others. "Something’s been stirring in the Balkans, and its roving gypsy allure is starting to have serious repercussions on dance floors around the globe...." More |
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Balkan Cabaret 'Nostaligic Cafe songs from the Balkans' From the band: "Balkan Cabaret formed in May of 2001 when Mary Sherhart, acclaimed Balkan vocalist, started working with the folk dance orchestra Nisava. We had a common desire to revisit and perform those wonderful Balkan standards heard in cafes, many from over 50 years ago. More |
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Holdudvar 'Három Esztendo' Taking traditional folk music and fusing it with their own contemporary music, Holdudvar produce a unique and accessible sound. More |
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Boris Kovac and Ladaaba Orchest 'Ballads at the End of Time -La Danza Apocalypsá - Part Two' ... [his] music language is far more impure and contaminated. It reveals the composer's Serbian, Hungarian and Rumanian roots and discloses similarities with the darker side of Rock In Opposition as well as with the Third Ear Band, combined with the manifest influence of Béla Bartók and Balkan folk music. More |
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Dresch Dudas Mihaly Quartet 'Folyondar, Winding' Mihály Dresch is comfortable playing jazz or folk, occasionally mixing the two. Here he is playing solo, composing all the tracks except the John Coltrane 'Naima'. This solo recording is the pearl of Mihály Dresch ”Dudás” work, at once an inclination towards ancient culture and the cry of a innocent child.' More |
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Kapela Ze Wsi Warszawa - Warsaw Village Band 'Wiosna Ludu' Poland's Warsaw Village Band mix trance, minimal and roots music to create their own strong and distinctive sound. Their unique sound is achieved by using a characteristic manner of singing: so called 'white voices' and archaic traditional instruments.... performing rediscovered tunes with long forgotten or ignored elements of trance in traditional Polish music. More |
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Dresch Dudás Mihály Quartet 'Reveszem, Reveszem - My ferryman, my ferryman... East Europe has always had a strong jazz fraternity and the Dresch Quartet add to this immensely. 'Sometime I’d like to have a band with double bass, cimbalom, saxophone, drum. We wouldn’t play folk music, we’d play Hungarian jazz.' More |
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Dresch Dudás Mihály 'Hus eg - Cool sky' (solo) Mihály Dresch is comfortable playing jazz or folk, occasionally mixing the two. Here he is playing solo, composing all the tracks except the John Coltrane 'Naima'. This solo recording is the pearl of Mihály Dresch ”Dudás” work, at once an inclination towards ancient culture and the cry of a innocent child.' More |
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Chalaban 'Al Baraka' Chalaban follow their own path, and what we hear on this album is not only Arabian music - there can be heard instruments like the Brazilian berimbao, the Gypsy cymbalom, the Bulgarian gadulka as well as modern DJ tools. The spiritual message of the album is in its poetry. More |
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Sanja Ilic and Balkanika 'Balkan Koncept' Sanja Ilic's group, named Balkanika, consists of young, famous and talented ethno-music musicians which are playing old Balkans instruments with modern feeling, rhythm and sensibility. Traditional Balkan folklore music themes interpreted with a contemporary slant. More |
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Vasilisa 'Amanet' Songs very much in the vein of Goran Bregovic. Great vocals and some emotional arrangements to match. The track 'Dreams' is Vasilisa's version of the song from the movie 'rizona Dream' by Emir Kusturica. More |
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Romano Trip: Gypsy Grooves from Eastern Europe Romano Drom remixes Various Artists The Romano Trip project was born of several people coming from different cultures and connecting through music. How did it start? More |
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