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The JVC video anthology of world music and dance, Vol. 22: Europe III [videorecording]

Title
The JVC video anthology of world music and dance, Vol. 22: Europe III [videorecording]
Publication
1971-1984.

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Description
1 cassette. 59 min. : sd. color NTSC.; 1/2 in. (VHS)
Series Statement
JVC video anthology of world music and dance ; 22
Subject
  • Hora (Dance)
  • Sîrba (Dance)
  • Capra (Dance)
  • Rustemul (Dance)
  • Television. JVC video anthology of world music and dance
  • Dance > Romania
  • Dance > Romania > Muntenia
  • Dance > Romania > Oltenia
  • Dance > Yugoslavia
  • Dance > Albania
  • Folk dancing > Balkan Peninsula
  • Folk dancing > Romania
  • Folk dancing > Croatia > Dalmatia
  • Folk dancing > Yugoslavia
  • Folk dancing > Bulgaria
  • Folk dancing > Albania
  • Folk dancing > Moldova
  • Music > Europe, Eastern
  • Music > Yugoslavia
  • Sword-dance
  • Animal dances
  • Combat dances
  • Wedding dances and music
Note
  • Video series produced by JVC (Victor Company of Japan, Ltd.), in collaboration with the National Museum of Ethnology, Osaka, Japan. Producer: Katsumori Ichikawa. Directors: Kunihiko Nakagawa and Yuji Ichihashi. Editorial director: Tomoaki Fujii. Distributed by Rounder Records, Cambridge, Massachusetts. For the accompanying program guide, see: *MGS (General) 92-2700.
Contents
  • CONTENTS: Romania. No. 22-1: [Instrumental] ensemble from Muntenia. -- No. 22-2: Kaval [flute]. -- No. 22-3: Whistling: "Ciocirlia" ("Skylark"). -- No. 22-4: Romanian folk song: "Hometown." -- No. 22-5: Hora and sirba [dances] of Muntenia. -- No. 22-6: Music of the autumn harvest festival in Moldavia. -- No. 22-7: Dance from Botosani, northern Moldavia. -- No. 22-8: Capra [dance of the billy goat]. -- No. 22-9: Song and dance of the mountain people from Mures, Transylvania. Includes the rustemul [round dance]. -- No. 22-10: Sirba from Oltenia, southern Romania. -- Yugoslavia. No. 22-11: Potkorak [round dance] from Dalmatia. Perf. by the Cilipi Dance Troupe. -- No. 22-12: Dalmatian folk song: "I am a girl of the harbor." Sung by Ele and Maria. -- No. 22-13: Serbian folk song: "Beautiful Emina." Sung by Himzo Polovina. -- No. 22-14: Epic singer with gusle [bowed string instrument]. Perf. by Bogdan Jovanovic. -- No. 22-15: Narrative poetry from Montenegro, with gusle: "Death of Smrt Smail-Aga Cengica." -- Bulgaria. No. 22-16: Wedding songs and dances, including khoro. -- No. 22-17: Gadulka [fiddle] with song. -- No. 22-18: Farm workers' songs. -- Albania/Albanians living in Yugoslavia. No. 22-19: Tepsije [tray-spinning song] of Kosovo. -- No. 22-20: Women's chorus from the village of Zur: "T'kom thon'dada mos shko me fitve" ("My lover, don't go to a different town"). Includes dance. -- No. 22-21: Dance from Zur: "Dy mollat
  • e kuge" ("Two red apples"). -- No. 22-22: Trio of ethnic instruments from Zur: "Çanakala mrena" ("The fortress of Çanakala"). -- No. 22-23: Men's folk song: "Kanga e Bjram Currit" ("Song of brave Bjram Currit"). -- No. 22-24: Wedding song with dance from Metohija: "Moj hatixhe shamikuge" ("Oh, Hatixha has put on a red shawl"). Perf. by the Sota ensemble. -- No. 22-25: Kallçoja [war dance/sword dance]. Perf. by Sota. -- No. 22-26: Narrative song with lahuta [bowed lute]: "Djegja e Rugovës" ("The burned-down town of Rugovës").
Call Number
*MGZIA 4-1457
OCLC
NYPY926041322-F
Title
The JVC video anthology of world music and dance, Vol. 22: Europe III [videorecording]
Imprint
1971-1984.
Series
JVC video anthology of world music and dance ; 22
Summary
Music and dance of the Balkan countries of Romania, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, and Albania. Nos. 1 to 5 recorded a the Carpatii Festival in Curtea de Arges, Romania, in July 1981. No. 6 recorded at the Romanian Song Festival in Moldavia, Romania, in June 1979. Nos. 7 and 8 recorded at the same festival in June 1983. Nos. 9 and 10 recorded in Tirgu Mures, Transylvania, Romania, in August 1984. Nos. 11 to 14 recorded on location and telecast by NHK/Japan in July 1974. Nos. 15, 20 to 26 recorded in Kosovo, Yugoslavia, in 1971. Nos. 16 to 18 recorded in Bratja Daskalovi, Bulgaria, n.d. No. 19 recorded in Pec, Kosovo, Yugoslavia, in 1975.
Local Subject
Television. JVC video anthology of world music and dance.
Dance -- Romania.
Dance -- Romania -- Muntenia.
Dance -- Romania -- Oltenia.
Dance -- Yugoslavia.
Dance -- Albania.
Folk dancing -- Balkan Peninsula.
Folk dancing -- Romania.
Folk dancing -- Croatia -- Dalmatia.
Folk dancing -- Yugoslavia.
Folk dancing -- Bulgaria.
Folk dancing -- Albania.
Folk dancing -- Moldova.
Music -- Europe, Eastern.
Music -- Yugoslavia.
Local Subject
Animal dances.
Combat dances.
Wedding dances and music.
Research Call Number
*MGZIA 4-1457
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