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Balkan Music Page 11 [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] |
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'Vojvodjanske zlatne zice 2006' Various Artists Compilation of folk songs and melodies performed by various folk orchestras and ensembles. More |
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'U Tudjini, Nostalgija 2' Various Beautiful old folk songs and melodies performed by various folk orchestras and ensembles. Folk music compilation from Serbia and Montenegro. More |
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Misa Mijatovic 'Kola 2002' Various Kolo dance tunes played on accordion accompanied by small ensemble. More |
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Duet Djuric - Runjajic 'Arhivski snimci' A 2 x CD set of songs sung by duet Djuric and Runjajic. Accompaniment is by various folk music orchestras. The songs are sung in a distinctly melancholy gypsy style. More |
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Mara Djordjevic 'The Songs from Kosovo and Metohija - Pesme sa Kosova i Metohije' Known as the 'Nightingale of Kosovo' Mara Djordjevic was born in Romanian in 1916. She was for many years the soloist for Radio Belgrade. These are recordings made between 1958 and 1969, all of which sound extremely fresh with beautiful vocals and arrangements. More |
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Janika Balaz 'Bio i ostao' This release of the tambura virtuoso Janika Balaz features the famous Serbian singers Predrag Gojkovic Cune, Julija Bisak, Dragoslava Gencic... These recordings were originally made for the 40th anniversary of Janika Balaz musical career in 1986. This release is edited personally by Janika Balaz who selected his favourite songs from Serbian folk music. More |
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Gorgina Bradonjic i grupa pevaca iz Ljubica 'Zapevajmo moj rodjeni brale' Native folk songs from the village of Ljubic in Serbia. For over 40 years the 'peasants' from the village Ljubic near Cacak (southern Serbia) have sung their traditional choir songs. They are lead by Gorgina Bradonjic. More |
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Djerdan '30 godina Djerdana' 30 female soloists featured on this lively compilation. Accompaniment is by various folk orchestras. More |
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Balkan Strings 'Zoran, Nikola i Zeljko Starcevic' 'Zoran Starcevic and his two sons, Nikola and Zeljko, perform original instrumental music, a fusion of Balkan elements - Serbian, Gypsy, Romanian, Bulgarian, Macedonian, Oriental. More |
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Iva Bozic 'Guitar Songs, Muzika iz Srbije' Instrumental kolos with Iva Bozic on guitar accompanied by folk ensemble. More |
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'Svadbene pesme i kola - Veseli se kucni domacine' Songs for a Serbian wedding. More |
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Pavle Stefanovic 'Nezaboravne pesme' Traditional folk songs recorded for Radio Televizije Beograd (Belgrade, Serbia), and compiled from their archive. Singer Pavle Stefanovic is accompanied by the orchestras: Narodni Orkestar Carevac, Orkestar Zarko Milanovica, Narodni Orkestar RTB, Orkestar Dragana Beljina, and Orkestar Dusan Radetic More |
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Natalija Torbica '...Iz vremena mojih roditelja' The modern sound of Serbian folk with a contemporary style. More |
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Svetlana Arsic 'Biseri Homolja' Contemporary and traditional folk songs played on accordion, violin, flute etc. More |
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Andjelka Govedarovic i Tamburaski orkestar RTNS 'Raspevana Vojvodina' Singer Andjelka Govedarovic accompanied by the tambura orchestra of RTNS. More |
 (CD406072) 3x CD set
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 (CD403910) 3x CD set
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Ksenija Cicvaric 'The Song Cycle of Ksenija Cicvaric' A 3 CD set of recordings from the archives of Radio Belgrade, with authoritative notes in English. Ksenija Cicvaric was born in 1929 in Podgorica, Montenegro and has sung authentic folk songs with the best folk orchestras in Yugoslavia. More |
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'Festival narodne muzike, Zlatiborska pesma' Various Artists A mixed bag of songs some using modern instrumentation such as kit drums, keyboards and synths etc. More |
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Nada Mamula 'Nada Mamula' 2x CD set. Nada Mamula recorded for Radio Sarajevo and then for Radio Beogard and Radio Novi Sad; her repertoire including many traditional Yugoslavian folk songs. Although not stated on the CD cover the recordings making up this 2 CD set is most likely from the archives of Jugoton Records. More |
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Mirko Kodic 'Vlaska kola, razigrana Timocka Krajina' Mirko Kodic is a leading accordion player from Serbia. On this CD release he interprets kolo dances from Eastern Serbia. More |
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