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Drobinska
GUiE DE CÎRNAT (Sketis)
$15.99
GUiE DE CÎRNAT is a unique recording by an ensemble led by Russian musician Oleg Drobinsky, a rich acoustic look at Balkan music performed on kaval, gaida (bagpipes), clarinet, accordion, cello and voices. Recorded in Russia and Moldova.
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Listen to some samples:
Atojska (Bulgarian dance)
Injevska (gaida solo)
Slobozine a gazde-n casa (Romanian carol)
The musicians:
Oleg Drobinsky: clarinet, gaida (Bulgarian bagpipe), kaval, domra, and fluier
Martin Myaga (Mancourt): cello, vocals
Nina Kharakoz: accordion
Ina Bondari: voice, fluier
Roman Cornescu: percussion, jew's harp
About the recording:
DROBINSKA is Drobinsky's first individual project after his many experiences with other world music bands. This is a unique alloy of Bulgarian, Macedonian, Serbian and Romanian melodies that he gathered while traveling in Hungary, Romania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and picked up in the Conservatory of Chisinau (in Kishinev, Moldova).
In the Conservatory, he also met Martin Nyaga, who was instrumental in launching the DROBINSKA project. Oleg had in his hands many melodies from a great variety of people, and many aficionados of Eastern European culture would say that they do not belong together. But what 'world music' means here is a way for a group of artists to develop this variety of melodies into the concentrated spirit of living tradition, in order to convey a newly discovered world of emotions that unite body and spirit, and the cultural message of the often misunderstood region.
DROBINSKA, the acoustic project named for its leader Oleg Drobinsky, is a unique example of Balkan music, with all its melodic strength, complex rhythms, and emotional expressiveness.
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