Live on Airborne Event with Dan Bodah 12/24/12

Koliadnyky of Kryvorivnia

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Released Dec 24, 2012
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The songs in this album are licensed under: CC BY-NC-ND Please check individual tracks for their respective licensing info.
1.
Ples (Winter Dance) by Koliadnyky of Kryvorivnia
00:48
2.
Koliada: Is The Master Home? by Koliadnyky of Kryvorivnia
01:49
3.
Still the River Flows (Rhyming Song) by Koliadnyky of Kryvorivnia
01:05
4.
Koliada to the Lady of the House by Koliadnyky of Kryvorivnia
03:46
5.
Duda (Bagpipes) by Koliadnyky of Kryvorivnia
01:49
6.
Greeting Tune by Koliadnyky of Kryvorivnia
02:11
7.
Arkan (Men's Dance) by Koliadnyky of Kryvorivnia
03:12
8.
Jaw Harps by Koliadnyky of Kryvorivnia
01:34
9.
Tylynka (Overture Flute) by Koliadnyky of Kryvorivnia
02:36
10.
Tsymbaly Solo by Koliadnyky of Kryvorivnia
02:53
11.
Hutsulka (Dance Number) by Koliadnyky of Kryvorivnia
05:43
12.
Koliada: Good Evening (with Lemon Bucket Orkestra members) by Koliadnyky of Kryvorivnia
03:29
13.
Kruhliyek (Round Dance for Bees) & Ples (Well Wishes) by Koliadnyky of Kryvorivnia
01:56
14.
Koliada: Na Vidkhadi by Koliadnyky of Kryvorivnia
00:49
Album info
Description

The Koliadnyky are a group of Hutsuls from a little Carpathian mountain town who sing magic songs every Christmastime to ensure that Spring comes again. The music includes the sound of the trembita, a 12 foot long horn made from a lightning-struck birch tree, and the words stem from pre-Christian days. Joining them will be members of Toronto's guerilla-folk party punks, the Lemon Bucket Orkestra. Wild times are assured if you will only lend us your ears!
Check out Dan Bodah's playlist of this live set in order to hear a description of the meaning of the songs played (in addition to the first track, "Trembita," which was not included here).

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