Thursday, February 20, 2020

Dream Weapons present: MY HEART TREMBLES C60

https://yadi.sk/d/aqpE_JBzvrBuOA

Eurasian world/folk music connected to ancient civilizations and old traditions originating from Armenia, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Hungary, Georgia, Poland, Bulgaria, Moldavia and probably elsewhere too. Sometimes with a slightly updated approach - occasionally several styles in symbiosis but always authentic, deep, profound and painstakingly beautiful -Moahaha


1 State Merited Company of Georgia Folk Songs and Dances -  Лети, черна птицо (Fly, Black Swallow)
2 Bulgarian National Folk Ensemble Pirin & Kiril Stefanov - Zapey Zemya
3 Victoria Darvai - Prin Pădure Trece-Mi-Oi
4 Мирза Тоиров (Mirza Toirov) - Дилбарим (Dilbarim)
5 Muzsikás - Elment a Madárka
6 Gurgen Mirzoyan with Ensemble of Folk Instruments - Mi Lar Bulbul
7 Sharakan Early Music Ensemble - Sirt Im Sasani (My Heart Trembles With Fear)
8 compiled by G. Tchaikovsky-Mereshanu & K. Rusnak - Malovat Syrba
9 Armenian Song and Dance Ensemble - Yaman Yar (Oh, Darling Mine)

10 Yane Sandanski Ensemble - Aida, Yano (Come on, Yano)
11 Taraful din Mavrodin - Ciuleandra
12 Kolinda - Szerelem II
13 Habil Aliyev - Bayat-e Shiraz Part 1
14 Warsaw Village Band - Babas Ride
15 Merlin Virtuosi - Karoun
16 Laboratorium Pieśni - Oj Pomostu
17 Dennis Boxell - Posla si Rada
18 Vladimir Smbatyan, Edurad Papyan, Levon Hayrapetyan - Le Le, Aman, Yeghnik

10 comments:

  1. Floored by this one. THANK YOU!

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    1. Happy to hear that IntervalSignal - and look forward to be floored by a future mix of yours

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  2. hit me right in my heart, thank you very much.

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    1. You're welcome jeansolpartre - glad you enjoyed it (and I'm guessing you like "L'écume des jours" as well).

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  3. Yo Moahaha,
    Another great selection, thank you for making our hearts tremble! Cool version of Garuna.
    If you ever wanna make a guest comp for Tristes Humanistes it'd be a pleasure ;)
    xx
    L.

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    1. Hey there LukeWarmcop,

      Thank you and thanks for the invitation - maybe I'll pick up on that. I'll get back to you in a not too distant future.

      -and keep up the good work, there's not many of us left...

      Best, Moahaha

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  4. Question (not music related), what was the source of the image used for the cover of this compilation? Thanks in advance (and I appreciate the effort)

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    1. I think this was my source (I can't really remember but it seems plausable) - at least the image I used can be found (along with loads of other stunning book covers etc...)

      https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/the-art-of-book-covers-1820-1914

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