Before The Revolution A 1909 Recording Expedition In The Caucasus And Central Asia

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Before The Revolution A 1909 Recording Expedition In The Caucasus And Central Asia

 

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Год выхода: 2002

Качество: MP3 VBR

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Трек-лист:

1. Kudari Zarond Lechi Zarag - Ossetian

2. Lezghinka - Chechen

3. Asup Khubada - Ingush

4. Lezghinka - Kabardian

5. Aya-Duniya, Pana Duniya - Kumyk

6. En Inch Man Er Ark'Ayakan - Armenian :: What A Kingly Thing This Is - Armenian

7. Lezghinka - Georgian

8. Ekhlandeli Kalebi - Georgian :: Contemporary Women - Georgian

9. Katar - Azeri

10. Alagyaz Badzr Sar E - Armenian

11. Kovsan - Afghan

12. Rufti Lloi Falag - Sart

13. Sarvinaz - Bukharan

14. Khudoyar Khan - Samarkand/Sart

15. Marsh Ishvoi - Kokand/Sart

16. Khazrat Sultan - Kyrgyz

17. Soki Yamat Jigi-Jigi - Khojent/Sart

18. Sowti Sini Khorosh Pt 2 - Khojent/Sart

19. Rok Mashki - Sart

20. Suvora Andizhany - Sart

21. Mushagaran Kashkarcha - Kashgar

22. Sanor Ayty Khudoga - Sart

23. Arzimni Aytay Body Saboga Pt 1 - Sart

 

 

 

From the record label:

In 1909, the Gramophone Company of London sent one of their recording engineers on an epic 5,000 mile journey across the southern regions of the Tsarist Russian Empire. From the Caucasus mountains to the deserts of Central Asia, Franz Hampe recorded the various cultures and ethnic groups he encountered. What resulted was an incredibly intimate view of pre-Soviet life, in the form of almost 1,200 music recordings. Now, for the first time in over 90 years, a representative sample from the expedition can be heard. The 23 tracks include Caucasian male choirs, classical maqam singers from Bukhara and the Ferghana Valley, and a nomadic singer from the Kazakh Steppes, among others.

 

From Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Chechnya and other culture groups in the northern Caucasus, as well as Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Xinjiang in Central Asia, they were recorded at a point when few of these names appeared on any map. Digitally remastered and with extensive liner notes, this CD offers a rare link to a virtually unknown time, before the Soviet era changed the lives and music practices of the region for ever. Remastered from rare 78 rpm discs to give outstanding sound - from nearly a century ago.

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[Tolyan 0]

огромнейшее спасибо. Очень интересно послушать музыку, в свое время звучавшую на Кавказе для наших дедов.