Maria Tanase Doina din Maramures
"DOINA" is the most widespread form of Romanian folk music,it is a poetic and often melancholy song, sometimes compared to the blues for that reason. Maria Tanase imitates very well the sounds of this special instrument called "tulnic". The landscape is from the beautiful country of Maramures Romania.
Doina ciobanului / Shepherd's song
"Doina ciobanului" performed by Anatol Ştefăneţ at viola. Romanian traditional shepherd folk song from Moldova, Basarabia area. ***** © 2009, Internet Presentation: FRB Consulting Inc.
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Doina Oltului / Olt river song
"Doina Oltului" performed by Ion Văcaru at reeds ("fluier") & Marin Cotoanță at folk lute ("cobză"). Romanian traditional folk song ("doină") from Wallachia, Oltenia area. ****** © 2009 Internet Presentation FRB Consulting Inc.
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Gheorghe Zamfir - Doina De Jale (original single version)
No copyright claim, against any audio or image content, is assumed in the publishing of this video. Copyright is owned by original artist or artists, or their legally appointed representatives. www.gheorghe-zamfir.com 1976 Epic Records single SEPC 4310 theme for the BBC TV series "The Light of Experience"
Gheorghe Zamfir Doina De Jale (original single version) Mehefinheulog
DOINA
DOINA Based on a Poem by Mihai EMINESCU From Tisa to the Nistru's tide All Romania's people cried That they could no longer stir For the rabbled foreigner. From Hotin down to the sea Rides the Muscal cavalry; From the sea back to Hotin Nothing but their host is seen; While from Dorna to Boian Seems the plague has spread its ban; Leaving on our land a scar That you scarcely know it more. Up the mountains down the dale, Have our foes flung far their trail. From Sacele to Satmar Only foreign lords there are; While Roumanians one and all Like the crab must backwards crawl. And reversed is everything: Spring for them is no more spring, Summer is no longer summer, They, at home, the foreign comer. From Turnu up to Dorohoi Does the alien horde deploy And our fertile fields enjoy. With their rumbling trains they come Making all our voices dumb, And our birds so much affray That in haste they fly away. Nothing now but withered thorn Does the Christian's hearth adorn. And the smiling earth they smother; Forest-good Romanian brother - You too bend before their tide, And the very springs they've dried. Sad is this our countryside. Who has sent them to these parts, May the dogs eat out their hearts; May the night their homes efface, And with them this shameless race. Stephen, mighty emperor, You in Putna reign no more. While his holy Prelacy Guards alone the monastery, Where the priests in fervent prayer Of the saints take pious care. Let them toll the bells away, All the night and <b>...</b>
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Doina for solo (here: piccolo flute) and organ
Andrea Will, piccolo flute and Hans-André Stamm, organ. Recording from 23th January 2009 at the Mönch organ, St. Andreas, Leverkusen-Schlebusch, Germany. Doina is the name for a rumanian folk tune played by shepherds mostly on a pan pipe. My piece was inspired by their ornamental improvised style.
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Doina Oltului / Olt river song
"Doina Oltului" performed by Toni Iordache at cimbalom ("ţambal"). Romanian traditional folk song from Wallachia, Oltenia area. ****** © 2009 Internet Presentation: FRB Consulting Inc.
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Nathan Hollander - Bessarabia Doina (Klezmer Harmonium)
A doina by klezmer harmonium player of the 1920s, Nathan Hollander. Writes Bob Cohen of Di Naye Kapelye -- "Nathan Hollander was a klezmer harmonium player in the 1920s and, perhaps, the worst musician ever to record. Predating techno by over seventy years, he began his musical career by owning a recording studio, and then issuing his own 78s mechanically pounding out Yiddish songs and dances on a pump organ. He makes mistakes, his rhythm is absolutely crap, occasionally he stops and forgets the tune --in a word, wonderful! Nobody will ever reissue a Nathan Hollander 78." Josh Horowitz, in his essay about the klezmer accordion (available on the Budowitz website), mentions the "persistent, dedicated, utterly unavoidable recordings of Mr Nathan Hollander [...] He is the perfect performer for ideologists who would like to see folk music as the generic property of the common people, rather than the inspired individual." Horowitz also mentions a doina, maybe this one: "His performance of one doina is a superb example of primordialism; in it we encounter the Ur-doina, which is too difficult to uncover in other's performances, as they are inevitably belaboured with idiosyncratic ornaments and cryptic diversions. Hollander shows us the genuine, pure, almost prenatal Jewish expression of the doina-- and of other genres as well -- by virtue of a disarming delivery."
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Doina lui Lucaci sung by Emilian Onciu
Thanks to DYA for translation The Doina is a Romanian musical tune style, having its roots in the music-laments of the Romanian shepherds.Doina is poetic and often melancholic, sometimes compared to the blues for that reason. Doinas are often played with a slow, free rhythm melody against a fast accompaniment pattern in fixed tempo, giving an overall feeling of rhythmic tension. Melodies are sometimes repeated in differing songs, and typically follow a descending pattern. Vasile Lucaciu (January 21, 1852, Apa, Szatmár - November 29, 1922, Satu Mare) was a Romanian Greek-Catholic priest and an advocate of equal rights with the Hungarians in Transylvania. He was a member of the National Romanian Party and a co-author of the Transylvanian Memorandum (1892).
Abe Schwartz and Daughter - Roumanian Doina and Sirba (excellent classic klezmer)
A doina and sirba by Abe Schwartz. The excellent Sirba at the end has been recorded by such artists as Budowitz, Di Naye Kapelye and Adrienne Greenbaum. (FromWikipedia) Abe Schwartz (1881-1963) was a well-known klezmer musician of the 1920s. He was born outside of Bucharest, Romania, and moved to the United States in 1899. He soon distinguished himself as a talented arranger and composer of music, as well as a violinist, pianist, and bandleader. The famous klezmer clarinetist Naftule Brandwein played for a time in Schwartz's ensemble.
Doina Ascoultare si Calus - Cimbaliband & Almássy Gonoszok Dance Group
Feketetó CD Relase show in Budapest, Gödör Club 2009.02.06 CimbaliBand www.cimbaliband.hu www.myspace.com/cimbaliband STYLE Eclectic Folk / World LINEUP Balazs Unger cimbalom Szlobodan Wertetics accordion Eszter Szita vocals Gellert Boda violin Krisztian Rodek tambura-viola Gergő Unger guitar Peter Pataj double bass QUOTES Jamais cymbalum n'a sonné aussi rock'n'roll. Voilà des Hongrois à suivre de près.' Thierry Sartoretti, Vibrations 'Finally, cimbalom is rock'n'roll. Watch out for these Hungarians!' Thierry Sartoretti, Vibrations‚ Balázs Unger is rattling at the speed of the devil ferocious. PM Magazine ‚The smart and delicate evocation of traditions created new qualities in folk music. PM Magazine ‚I must learn to dance! Levin Kis, EXIT Magazine BIOGRAPHY Balázs Unger (cimbalom), started CimbaliBand together with Szlobodán Wertetics (accordion) in 2006. Earlier he was awarded Young Master of Folk Arts and played in prominent jazz and folk bands like Dresch Quartet, Fonó Folk Band and the Hungarian State Folk Ensemble. CimbaliBand is not a typical band from the Balkans. As the most popular tunes from this passionate peninsula is dominated by brass instruments, the peculiar formation of CimbaliBand, lead by the cimbalom and the accordion at one time, is a remarkable phenomenon. The harmony of these two along with the violin, tambura, double bass and darbuka creates a sound which springs from deeply rooted traditions yet is undeniably modern. Eclectic folk for an eclectic <b>...</b>
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Giani Lincan Gipsy Ensemble (Doina & Hora)
Giani Lincan - cimbalom Tutus Lakatos - violin Tomas Varadi - violin Janos Kekenj - guitar Gyuszi Rezmuves - bass www.lincan.nl www.lincan.info
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Doina ciobanului / Shepherd's song
"Doina ciobanului" performed by Dumitru Potoroacă at fiddle ("scripcă") and Marin Cotoanță at folk lute ("cobză"). Romanian traditional shepherd folk song from Moldova, Iași area. ****** © 2009, Internet Presentation: FRB Consulting Inc.
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DOINA ''Sara buna bade Ioane'' poorly performed by Fluier Fluiera Fluieras
The "Doina" is a Romanian musical tune,having its roots in the old melodic form of the early Romanians, inhabitants of Daco-Thracian Land. Although the form of the Doinas may originate in Ancient Dacia,these highly ornamented and beautiful melodies were developed for centuries through the lamenting musical themes of the Romanian shepherds. Born of intense feelings,vibrant emotions,deep beliefs, grief or longing, "Doina" is poetic,lyrical and melancholic and its free rhythmic style gives the singer a great scope for individual expression. The difference between the Doina and the Ballad is minimal in my view. The present song is called "Sara buna bade Ioane" and is performed by Fluier Fluiera Fluieras No matter how hard I try, my playing cannot match the genuine feelings or the unequivocal technique found in the art of traditional Doina musicians and in the expression of the shepherd's lament. My performance is a compromise and whoever knows what Doina means knows what I am refering to. I can only hope I am not harming too much these melodic treasures with my eager,curious and impatient "fluiera". I see the doina as one of the most precious musical experience of the world and I compare it with a liturgical song
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Arkady Gendler sings Doina
Arkady Gendler, 84 year old Yiddish singer from Zaporozhie, Ukraine, is one of the last active Yiddish singers maintaining a repetoire of lesser known songs. Born in Soroki, Moldova (Bessarabia) he sings a beautiful "doina" in romanian Yiddish style at a reheasal for his concert aboard the Dnieper Princess ship. Taken in May 2007 on the Jewish Klezmer Heritage tour organized by Josh Dolgin and family. This was supposed to be a accapella rendition, but things went their own way in rehearsal...
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Klezmer Pioneers [1905~1952] - Doina
Klezmer Pioneers: European & American Recordings, 1905-1952 Various Artists Release Date: Jun 1, 1993 Recording Date: 1905-1952 Label: Rounder Review [allmusic.com] A nice collection of very early recordings of klezmer, roughly half from Bucharest and half from New York. These ones cover the span from 1905 to 1952, essentially starting with the advent of the flat-disc format in Eastern Europe (actual cylinder recordings aren't represented here). There's a decent breadth of sound here, ranging from the familiar orchestral sound of New York klezmer bands catering primarily to non-Jewish audiences to the solo tsimbl (hammered dulcimer) of Eastern Europe. The main item to note here is the way that the album catalogs the semi-gradual shift from the importance of the violin as the primary instrument to the reign of the clarinet. There's some beautiful music on this album, but if you're a klezmer fan who's been self-fed the modern klezmer of groups like the Klezmatics and the Klezmonauts, be forewarned that this is a heavily different sound. Tracks 01 Dem Rebens Tanz [The Rabbi's Dance] Art Shryer's Orchestra 3:14 02 Zapfenstreich Jewish Phantasy [Revery Dream] Art Shryer's Yiddish Orchestra 3:19 Performed by: Art Shryer's Yiddish Orchestra, 03 Fon Der Choope [From the Wedding] Abe Elenkrig's Yidishe Orchestra 3:10 Performed by: Abe Elenkrig's Yidishe Orchestra, 04 A Heimisher Bulgar [A Homey Bulgar] Musiker, Sam And His Orchestra 2:50 Performed by: Musiker, Sam And His <b>...</b>
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DUMITRU FARCAS's Famous Taragot and Fluiera's mixed tunes playing ''Doina din Batrani'' - lui Tata
This is an experiment. It is not ment to hurt in any way the playing of the Taragot Hero Dumitru Farcas in his unmatched performance of ''Doina din Batrani"...although in my opinion Fluiera's intervention made a lot of damage to the profound emotional and nostalgical sentiment of the original song. For example this experimental version does not make me cry. Yet the Dumitru Farcas interpretation and his taragot does make me cry every single time I listen to it. Here is the place where you can find the song free of the any impurities. www.youtube.com DUMITRU FARCAS's Famous Taragot and Fluiera's mixed tunes playing ''Doina din Batrani''
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