Ivan the creyfish

Songs of the Spanish Civil War rekindles the hymnal of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade, more than 2,600 American volunteers who fought General Francisco Franco and his fellow fascists from Italy and Nazi Germany to defend the popularly elected Spanish Republic during the 1936-1939 conflict. These songs, recorded around the time of the war’s end and later reissued in the 1960s by Folkways Records, still inspire supporters of democratic causes around the world. Singers include Pete Seeger, Tom Glazer, Butch and Bess Hawes, Woody Guthrie, Ernst Busch, and Bart van der Schelling. 

04 Viva La Quince Brigada (Long Live

Mongolia - one of the most amazing countries to visit. 

This recording was part of 'The Fearless Chef' production that i recorded myself in Mongolia with talented musician: BATZORIG Vaanchig 

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Traditional Mongolian Throat Singing - FEARLESS CHEF COLLECTION

Russian couplets while street village fighting. 

Sumetskaya

Track 7 from the new album SVERKER of CORVUS CORAX
"Lá ì mBealtaine" - Gaelic (Old Orish), early 12th century

07 Lá í m Bealtaine

Slavs (2018)

Intro

Valravn - Sjón

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Artwork by Kessi Riliniki.
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Raise Your Horn For Danheim

Throat singing from Mongolia & Bagpipe and Drum music from Latvia

Music: Batzorig Vaanchig
Lyrics: Batzorig Vaanchig
Arrangement: Kaspars Barbals, Mārtiņš Miļevskis, Edgars Krūmiņš, Gatis Valters

Director: Kaspars Barbals
Camera: Gatis Indrevics, Edgars Grundsteins
Video editing: Kaspars Barbals, Gatis Indrevics
Color correction: Gatis Indrevics

Music recorded at 
N11 studio by Tuvshinjargal Bayaraa and Kaspars Barbals, 
Studija Lauska by  Kaspars Barbals

Lyrics:

Хүннү гүрэн

Төв азийн элэгнээс 
Дэлхийн талыг эзлэхдээ 
Хүлэг сайн морьдын туурайнд 
Тэнгэр газрыг ниргүүлж 
Энэ орчлон замбуутивийн 
Түүхийн хуудсыг эргүүлж 
Хүннү гүрний нүүдлийн цуваа 
Өдөр шөнөгүй хөвөрсөөр 
Тэнгис далайг гаталсаар 
Газрын холыг туулсаар
Гол мөрнийг гэтэлсээр 
Улс гүрнийг эзэлсээр

Empire of Hunnu

When conquering the world
From the heart of Asia
When conquering half of the World
From the heart of Asia
Made the sky and earth thunder
Under the hooves of great horses
Made the pages of history
Of this world turn
Nomadic caravan of Hunnu Empire
Travels day and night
Crosses sea and ocean
Travels over far distance
Crosses the rivers
Conquers kingdoms and states

Aicinām uz mūsu jaunās programmas "Senču balsis" koncertiem!

11.09.2019 VEF Kultūras pils, Rīga
12.09.2019 Jelgavas Kultūras nams
13.09.2019 Liepājas koncertzāle LIELAIS DZINTARS
14.09..2019 Valmieras Kultūras centrs
15.09.2019 Latgales vēstniecība GORS

“Senču balsis” ir bungu un dūdu mūzikas grupas Auļi jaunā koncertprogramma, sadarbībā ar māksliniekiem no dažādām pasaules valstīm. Auļi ir devušies pasaulē, lai satiktos un iepazītos ar dziedātājiem, kuri pārstāv senas un neparastas dziedāšanas tradīcijas un tehnikas. Šoreiz uzmanība pievērsta jaudīgām vīriešu balsīm, kas raksturo kādu reģionu. Skaņdarbos pazīstamu izpildītāju dziedājums no ģeogrāfiski atšķirīgām vietām ir sapludināts ar Auļu latviešu muzikālajās tradīcijās balstīto spēcīgo instrumentālo mūziku, radot iespaidīgu pasaules mūzikas programmu.
Kā pirmo koncerta viesi Auļi atklāj rīkles dziedātāju no Mongolijas Batzorig Vaanchig. Lai saglabātu intrigu, pārējie 3 mākslinieki tiks atklāti pakāpeniski.

“Esam iepazinuši vairākus senu dziedāšanas tradīciju pārstāvjus, noskaidrojuši kā šīs balsis sasaucās ar bungām un dūdām, kā arī kā tās skan kopā ar latviešu tautas dziesmām.
Aicinām jūs auļot kopā ar mums šajā aizraujošajā un krāsainajā ceļojumā!”

Auļi

Biļetes: https://www.bilesuparadize.lv/lv/performances/performance/17098

We invite you to hear our new programme “Voices of the Ancestors” in concert!

11.09.2019 VEF Culture Palace, Riga
12.09.2019 Jelgava Culture Centre
13.09.2019 Great Amber Concert Hall, Liepāja
14.09.2019 Valmiera Culture Centre
15.09.2019 Latgale “Gors” Concert Hall

“Voices of the Ancestors” is a new concert programme by the drum and bagpipe group Auļi in collaboration with musicians from various countries around the world. Auļi have travelled far and wide to meet singers representing ancient and unusual singing traditions and techniques. This time the group has focused on powerful men’s voices that characterise a specific region. Performances by well-known singers from various geographical regions merge with the Auļi’s powerful instrumental music based in Latvian traditional music, creating an impressive programme of world music.
Auļi’s first guest in concert is Mongolian throat singer Batzorig Vaanchig. In order to preserve the intrigue, the names of the other three musicians will be announced in due time.

“We’ve become acquainted with several representatives of ancient singing traditions and discovered how these voices meld with drums and bagpipes as well as with Latvian folk songs. We invite you to come along with us on this exciting and memorable journey!”

Auļi

Tickets: https://www.bilesuparadize.lv/lv/performances/performance/17098

Senču Balsis

Hunnu Guren - Batzorig Vaanchig & Auļi

(Composed / Arranged by C. Allan / Drum Arrangement Johnston) When we pump out this primal beat, we see people jumping and dancing to this one. One of our favorites, this track demonstrates our versatility. 

Dalriada

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04 Viva La Quince Brigada (Long Live

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