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Bayan Miks and the Buranovskie Babushki… slow starter… takes 40 seconds for the music to start…
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Bayan Miks and the Buranovskie Babushki… slow starter… takes 40 seconds for the music to start…
One of the established parts of Maslenitsa fun is the storming of the snow fort. Here’s part of this year’s bash.
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Here’s some contemporary stuff… note the same Magyar influences that you found in the more “folky” music. Kollárovci (The Kollárs) is a Slovak ensemble that performs folk-flavoured songs in the Podhale dialect, a mixture of Polish and Slovak. The last clip is a longish set of Christmas Koledy from the region. I don’t claim that this is the greatest stuff on the planet… but I do like it (so, there!), so, it’s one of my favourite things… enjoy…
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Ján Ambróz, from Prešov Kraj, is, of all things, both a lawyer and a folk-singer. I kid you not! The first selection is the familiar O kto, kto Nikolaja… done in a secular folklore style with cymbalon, fiddle, and stand-up bass bull fiddle. It’s coming straight at ya from the Carpathian foothills… enjoy!
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