Performer: The Baranya Ensemble
Genre: Folk, World, & Country
Album: Magyarországi Délszláv Táncképek - A Baranya Táncegyüttes Koreográfiáinak Tánczenei Anyaga / Dances Of Southern Slavs In Hungary - Music Of The Choreographies Of The Baranya Ensemble
Released: 1990
Style: Folk
MP3 version ZIP size: 1502 mb
FLAC version RAR size: 1561 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1347 mb
Rating: 4.5
Votes: 733
Other Formats: ASF VOX FLAC MP4 TTA MMF ADX

Tracklist

Bunyevác Táncok / Bunjevacz Dances
A1a	Bunyevác Kiskóló / Bunjevacz Little Kolo
A1b	Rokoko
A1c	Momačko Kolo
Mura Menti Horvát Táncok / Croatian Dances By The Mura
A2a	Leánykarikázók / Girls' Dances
A2b	Páros Kólók / Paired Kolos
A2c	Kóló / Kolo
Sokac-Bosnyák Táncképek Baranyából / Sokac-Bosnjak Dances From Baranya
Sokac Lakodalmi Táncok / Sokac Wedding Dances
A3a1	Baranyai Kóló / Kolos From Baranya
A3a2	Tanac-Ranče
A3a3	Hopa-Cupa
A3a4	Leánykóló / Girls' Kolo
Játék Éjfélkor / Play At Midnight
A3b1	Ördögös Kóló / Devil's Kolo
A3b2	Pačići
A3b3	Busók
Bosnyák Táncrendből
A3c1	Kratka Drmavica (Sitne Bole)
A3c2	Bećarac
A3c3	Kratka Drmavica - Variáció / Variation
A3c4	Matrice Kóló
A3c5	Na Dvi Strane Kolo
Magyarországi Szerb Táncok / Serbian Dances From Hungary
A4a	Vranjanka
A4b	Srpkinjica
A4c	Kalaški Svatovac
A4d	Kukunješće
Dráva Menti Horvát Táncok / Croatian Dances By The Drava
B1a	Drmeš
B1b	Tavaszváró És Lakodalmi Leánykarikázók / Girls' Springtime And Wedding Dances
B1c	Drmeš, Udaranje U Sare (Csizmaverős Kóló / Beating Boots)
B1d	Dráva Menti Nagykóló / Kolo By The Drava
Pécsudvardi Leánytánc És Legényes (Bosnyák Táncok) / Girls' And Boys' Dances From Pécsudvard (Bosnjak Dances)
B2a	Jakube
B2b	Rumunska
B2c	Tandrčak
Kötődések (Dráva Menti Táncrendből) / Bonds (From Dance Repertory By The Drava)
B3a	Udaranje U Sare (Csizmaverős Kóló / Beating Boots)
B3b	Kopogó Kóló
B3c	Križanje
B3d	Drmeš
Baranyai Táncok / Dances From Baranya
B4a	Tandrčak
B4b	Todore
B4c	Trojanac (Dugačka Drmavica)
B4d	Kukunješće
B4e	Čarlama
B4f	Baranyai Kóló / Kolo From Baranya

Companies, etc.

• Published By – Baranya Megyei Művelődési Központ

Credits

• Accordion – Bozsánovics Tamás (tracks: A2,3; B2,3,4;), Eredics Gábor* (tracks: A1,4; B1;), Halász László (tracks: A1,4; B1;)
• Bass [Prim] – Eredics Gábor* (tracks: A1,4; B1;)
• Contrabass – Csányi Csaba (tracks: A2,3; B2,3,4;)
• Design [Cover] – Bagossy Levente
• Double Bass – Eredics Kálmán* (tracks: A1,4; B1;)
• Edited By – Vidákovics Antal
• Engineer [Recording] – Dobos László*
• Flute – Borbély Mihály (tracks: A1,4; B1;), Csányi Csaba (tracks: A2,3; B2,3,4;)
• Performer – The Baranya Ensemble* (tracks: A2,3; B2,3,4;), Dancers Of The Baranya Ensemble*, Vujicic Ensemble* (tracks: A1,4; B1;)
• Photography By – Csonka Károly
• Producer – Stenczer Béla
• Tambura [Cello] – Brczán Miroszláv* (tracks: A1,4; B1;)
• Tambura [Viol] – Borbély Mihály (tracks: A1,4; B1;), Filákovity Branko (tracks: A2,3; B2,3,4;), Brczán Miroszláv* (tracks: A1,4; B1;)
• Tamburitza – Szendrődi Ferenc* (tracks: A1,4; B1;), Filákovity Vjekoslav (tracks: A2,3; B2,3,4;), Győri Károly (tracks: A1,4; B1;)
• Violin – Győri Károly (tracks: A1,4; B1;)

Notes

The Baranya Ensemble: Dancers of the Baranya Ensemble and The Orchestra of the Baranya Ensemble

"In 1967 a small group of students started to collect - like Bartók and Kodály - the dances, melodies, costumes and old traditional customs of people living in small villages of Southern and Western Transdanubia. This group led by Antal Vidákovics founded the Baranya Ensemble on the initiative of the Southern Slav Department of the Janus Pannonius University in Pécs. They achieved a major breakthrough in 1972 when, on a national amateur festival, the group was awarded the first prize and after that event on festivals they won gold prizes year by year. And then the invitations came from abroad. They travelled to almost all countries of Europe, from Portugal to the Soviet Union, from Greece to Finland, from Italy to Denmark.
Their repertory has thematical dances (Antigone, Erina's Love, Macbeth, etc.) but authentic dances mean the main profile of the ensemble. This record is a taste of the rhythm and melodies of the famous choreographs of the Baranya Ensemble. It is but a part of an overall, unique collection that comprises the music and the atmosphere of the Southern Slav ethnic groups living in Hungary.
Some years ago the choreographer was interviewed about the ars poetica of the ensemble.
- Both in thematical and authentic dances we would like to express ourselves. Nowadays people have to shoulder great burdens. Their lives are characterized by stress and hopelessness. Their problems are our problems, too. That is what we would like to talk about and that is why we are looking for solutions and explanations with a specifically clear and sincere form of language, the language of folk choreographies."

Dr. István Sárosi