Sprache:
Englisch
Seiten:
1 Schallpl.
,
33 1/3 UpM
,
25 cm
DDC:
390.09437
Schlagwort(e):
Volkslied
;
Tschechoslowakei
;
Böhmen
;
Mähren
;
Slowakei
Anmerkung:
Enth.: Nobody knows what domažlice means (a song from Chodsko, Bohemia), sung by Zora Kořánová and Jiří Pospíšil, Iren Ossendorf (bagpipe solo), The bagpipe band of the Josef Vycpálek song and dance ensemble. Bubbling porridge (a comic song from Haná, Moravia), arr.: Antonín Jančík, song by Eva Horová, Brno radio ensemble of popular instruments, leader: Milan Fryšek, conductor: Alois Fiala. What is the whistling sound? Whose horses are these? (Valachian folk songs, Moravia), sung by Jana Strašová, Květa Škodová, František Mrlík and chorus, Valachian folk ensemble "Malenovice", leader: Zdeněk Trávníček. Verbunk (a song of the Rookies), Slávek Volavý and his cembalon band from Strážnice (Moravian Slovakia). When I sing a song (Slovak folk song), sung by Edita Húthová and Darina Gažová, members of the "Lúčnica" ensemble (Slovakia). Four south-bohemian ditties, sung by Zora Kořánová, Josef Vycpálek song and dance ensemble, conductor: Miroslav Cisař. Green groves (a folk song from Chodsko, Bohemia), The Prácheň ensemble of song and dances, conductor: Josef Režný. Ay, mountain, mountain; Blow, wind, blow (Moravia folk songs), sung by Josef Horalík and Ludmila Bařínková, Horymír Sušil (cembalon), song and dance ensemble from Valašske Klobuky (Moravia). Saws (a folk song), popular ensemble from Suchá Hora (Moravia). The falcon and the poplar-tree (a wedding song from Slovakia), sung by Hana Grelová. Ay, the pinetree mountain (a Slovak folk song), sung by Mária Kertesová and Štefan Nosál, Štefan Nosál (pipe), members of the "Lúčnica" ensemble (Slovakia)
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