Cimbálová muzika Soláň - Valaské pesničky

Cimbálová muzika Soláň - Valaské pesničky

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Lúčka zelená - Ej, pověz, pověz - Šla děvečka - Holuběnka bledá - Laštověnka lenivá

(songs from Lúčka u Vizovic)

Moja žena dycky hudle

(from Jasenice u Valašského Meziříčí)

Nedávaj ňa, mamko

(girl´s song from Nový Hrozenkov)

Vím zahrádku trněnú

(from Nový Hrozenkov)

Gúlajte, maměnko, košulenku

(ancient dance from Střítěž nad Bečvou)

Laštověnka, malý ftáček

(wedding song from Videč)

Malolhocké pole - Dyž na vojnu verbovali

(polkas from Meziříčsko)

V javorových horách

(ballad from Březnice)

Kúlalo sa, kúlalo

(ancient dance from Pržno)

A dyž já vyjdu na kopec

(shepherd songs)

Eště bylo štyry týdně před hody

(songs for dance "stará uherská")

Nebude nám dycky tak

(magpipe from Nedašov)

Jedú chlapeci - Dyž já idu od svej milej - Ani sem doma nebýl

(valachian from Valašská Bystřice)

Zahraj ně, muziko - Na zdraví naše - Ten baránek černojoký - Enem chlapci vesele - Aj, daj nám Pánbú

(drink songs from Jasenice u Valašského Meziříčí)

Hoj, lavečka pochylá - Gořalko, gořalko - Gořalenka, to je lázeň

(drink songs from Vsetínsko)

To mě mrzí, můj synečku - Aj, pod Frenštátem

(love songs from Trojanovice)

Helelo, helelo - A jak sa ti krávy pasú

(hollering songs from Valašskokloboucko)

Škoda ťa, synečku - Studená voděnko

(love songs from Ratiboř)

Zajali, zajali - Už ovečky zajali

(shepherd songs from Valašskoklouboucko)

Poďme, chlapci, poďme zbíjat - Na Zděchově tého néni

(songs from Vsetínsko)

Hopsa koza, kozina - Na Brumově dolina

(songs for dance "odzemek")

Šla děvečka do háječka

(love song from Kopřivnice)

Všeci ludé pravjá - Zelinko milá

(love songs from Meziříčsko)

Nechcu ťa, děvčino - Dybych já měl - Červené jablýška - Očka, černé očka

(songs for dance "gúlaná")

Total time: 60:12

Cimbálová muzika Soláň / Cimbalom band Soláň:

Lukáš Španihel - primas, lead violin, vocal, Bořek Vitásek - violin, vocal, Michaela Bařinová - violin, lead singer, vocal, Hana Augustýnová - violin, vocal, Petr Číp - clarinet, flutes, bagpipes, Jew's harp (mouth harp), vocal, Monika Kovářová - cimbalom, table cimbalom, small mortised cimbalom, vocal, Martin Kovář - viola, vocal, Martin Bařina - upright bass, vocal, Pavel Ptáček - lead vocal, vocal

Folk string trio of the Cimbalom band Jasénka: Zdeněk Kašpar - primás, lead vocal, end-blow flute, Jan Volčík - viola, Jaroslav Změškal - upright bass

Girl Choir of Bača Ensamble

Guests: Josef Laža - lead vocal, Eva Porubová - lead vocal, Ludmila Vašková - lead vocal, Pavel Číp - bagpipes, Pavel Ptáček - violoncello, Miroslav Urubek - violin, Vladislava Hrubešová - violin, Petr Zetek - cimbalom, table cimbalom, Markéta Pimková - oboe, Jan Zezulka - lead vocal

We don't know for sure what the link is between Moravian Valachia and Romanian Wallachia. Maybe nothing, maybe a legend about Romain origin of mountain shepherds. The Moravian Valachs supposedly came from the East, from Slovak side, in the 15th or 16th century, and they settled in the Beskydy and nearby mountains (now close to the towns Rožnov pod Radhoštěm and Velké Karlovice). They established a shepherd culture there, bred sheeps and goats, lived in typical wooden huts (salaše). The southernmost area of the Moravian-Slovak border highlands and the surroundings of the towns of Vsetín, Valašské Klobouky, Vizovice and Zlín also belong to Valachia. Settlers and farmers had already come here by the 13th century. Considering this historical development, Valachia can be devided into southern and northern parts. In music and songs, an influence of Lachia and Poland can be felt in the north, and that of Slovakia in the south.

The band leader, singer and song-collector Zdeněk Kašpar has been the leading figure in the Cimbalom Band Jasénka since 1950. He has done a great deal of work in musicial programs and in ethnology. He collected and wrote down thousands of folk songs in Valachia. The Jasénka Cimbalom Band has received awards many times both in their country and abroad.

The Soláň Cimbalom Band is a foremost young Valachian band, which tries to build its repertoire in traditional music and its own original ways of arranging it. It was established in 1990. The band has been toring abroad several times.

Další z regionálních profilů - tentokrát z Valašska - s cimbálovou muzikou Soláň s primášem Lukášem Španihelem a hudeckým triem cimbálové muziky Jasénka s primášem Zdeňkem Kašparem.

(Gnosis Rec. 2000)