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Rumanian Folk Music
Field Recordings of Topic Records 10T12 (10" LP, UK, 1958) |
Tracks
Side 1
- Geamparalele: played by the Barbu Lautaru Orchestra, with four cimbaloms (Bucarest region)
- Ca Din Cimpoi: played by Marin Toma (fish scale) (Galati region)
- Miorita: sung by Aneta Patru (Pitesti region)
- Ca La Breaza: played by Nico Dobrica (violin) and Vasile Bursuc (cobza) (Ploesti region)
- Bogatul Si Saracul: sung by Ion Sima (Pitesti region)
- Briu: played by Ion Petecila (bagpipe) (Ploesti region)
- I-Auzi Mindro Pitigoiu: sung by Ileana Constantinescu, with folk orchestra (Bucarest region)
- Arcanul: played by Sidor Andronicescu (violin), Ilie Cazacu (fluer) and Vasile Crisan (cobza) (Suceava region)
Side 2
- Bugeacul: played by Florea Netcu (fluer), with folk orchestra (Bucarest region)
- Miu Haiducul: sung by Ene Manolide (Bucarest region)
- Riule Pariule: sung by Florica Mizgoi (Ploesti region)
- Pe Picior: played by folk string band (Arad region)
- Pendem Devla Draboro: sung (in Romany) by Maria Ion, with accordion (Bucarest region)
- Tumbe Tumbe: (Macedo-Rumanian song) sung by Aristide Caramitru, with chorus and orchestra (Albania)
- Calusarii Si Ciocirlia: played by the Barbu Lautaru Orchestra, with Nicu Stanescu (violin) (Bucarest region)