
1
Tzigan Nota (Improvisation)
2
Alef, Mem, Shin
3
Marche Ottomane (Camtemir 209)
4
Emina
5
Doina Olteniasca - Hora Láutareascá (Rumania)
6
Kadona Sedi V Bachona I
7
Kadona Sedi V Bachona II
8
Egy Veleg Chanson Et Danse (In the Style of Tsiganes of Budapest)
9
Berceuses : Hajda Lilibe (Romania, Moldva) Sleep, Sleep, My Darling (Yidish)
10
Intro. ; Gulubovska Ruchenica (Dansa de Trachea)
11
Milo Mou Kai Mandarini - Konial
12
Küçüksu'da GÖRDÜM Seni
13
Moma E Moma Rodila
14
Vrcavo Kolo (Serbie)
15
Dui Dui, Demonori
16
Doana Olteniasca (Rumania) Música Tsigane (Instr.)
17
Zapjevata Sojka Ptika - Ramizem Bosnie ; Turquie
18
Chanson de Mariage
19
Selfo (Albanie ; Grèce)
20
Godini Ludi Mladi MacÉdoine
21
Gidem Dedim Aman
22
Hermoza Muchachica (Séfarade)
23
Koniali
24
Elment a KÉT Lány
25
DÖK ZÜLFÜNÜ Meyoana Gel T. Mustafa Cavus
26
Intro ; Slivensko Paidushko Horo (Center Trachea)
27
Yasemi Mou. Chanson de Chypre
28
Remembering Dijon (Bora)
29
De Man Daei Moi Te Peau (Tcha)
30
A Csitari Hegyek Alatt (Instr.) Tsigane
31
Ah! Sto Çemo
32
Et Sharey Ratzon
33
Serbian Pot - Pourri : Stani, Stani Ibar Vodo
34
Taksim ; Gazel Poème de Fuzuli (Impro.)
35
Zaplakala E Vdovitsa (Bulgarie)
36
Hung - Rom Tzig
37
Sarhos - Ime Tze
38
Pastirska Elegija (Traditionnel Serbe)
39
Danse Urbaine (Traditionnel Serbe)
40
Kradem Ti Se U Veceri
41
Serbian Accordeon
42
Ben Bir Goámen
43
Midnight Elegy (Serbie)
44
Funeral Song
45
Shuvi Nav Shi
46
Plainte de L'exil (Traditionnel Arménien)
47
Torah (Juif)
48
Apo Xeno Meros (Traditionnel Grec)
49
Üsküdar (Traditionnel Turc)
50
Oj Javore Javore (Serbie Centrale)
51
Durme Hermosa Donzella - Romance Séfarade
52
Instrumental Tzigane (Lent - Rapide)
53
Tutti (Lent - Rapide)
Item UPC: 9788494138546
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Label: ALIA VOX
ABOUT THE ALBUM
The name of the Balkans has an unusually graphic etymology. Having discovered the beauty of this pivotal part of Europe and experienced the ruggedness of it's people (who put up fierce resistance to invasion), the Turks chose to describe the region with the words Bal (Honey) and Kan (Blood). Never was there so apt a metaphor. On this new set from Alia Vox, Jordi Savall presents an ambitious program that explores the length and breadth of a region that has always had more than it's share of human and historical drama. Joined by guest musicians from the Balkan region, Savall traces the cycles of life, structured around the four seasons of the year and the corresponding seasons of human life. The set features nearly four hours of spellbinding music, accompanied by a lavishly documented 616 page CD-Book. A full track listing is available upon request.
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