Stary_Olsa--Skarby_Litvinay._Renesans-BY-2004-1way

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2008-12-01

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      a r t i s t : Stary Olsa
        t i t l e : Skarby Litvinay. Renesans
          d a t e : 2004
        l a b e l : Sound Age Production
        g e n r e : Folk
  r l s.  d a t e : Nov/2008
      t r a c k s : 17
    b i t r a t e : VBRkbps
          s i z e : 52,10 MB

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     The Litvins (Lithuanians) is an old name of the Belarusans.
     Litva (Lithuania) is an old name of Belarus. The Grand Duchy
     of Lithuania (GDL) is the Litvins' state. Vilnia (Vilnius) is
     the capital of the old Litva. The Litvins' treasures are the
     spiritual values of both local and West European origin.

     Renaissance is the Golden Age of the Old Belarusan
     (Lithuanian) art that started in the 16th century from a wide
     interaction of the Old Belarusan and West European cultures
     and ended with the "deluge", i.e. the catastrophic war in the
     middle of the 17th century.

     Polacak Adversaria (1, 4, 9, 10) is a miscellany of the aulic
     chamber music of the late 16th - early 17th centuries,
     collected in Belarus from then popular songs and dances of
     Belarusan and West European (adapted for the local traditions)
     origin.

     Battle At Vorsa (3) is a martial song of the 16th century,
     written to honour the battle at Vorsa (1514). According to
     another version, the song was written to order of King in 1614
     to the battle's 100th anniversary. The words are found by
     V.Lastouski in 1916, the music is folk, from M.Fiedarouski's
     collections (the 19th century).

     In King's Army (6) is an instrumental performance of a
     Belarusan martial song of the 16th century, written to honour
     King Stephan Batory's campaign to liberate Polacak. Its
     another title is Stephan The Waywode.

     Vilnia Adversaria (11) is a miscellany of the aulic chamber
     music written by an unknown composer, collected in 1600 in
     Vilnia. Dyjamied Kata, Belarusan composer of the late 16th
     century, who lived and worked in Vilnia, is one of the
     probable authors.

     Oakery (13) is an instrumental performance of a Belarusan
     ballad of the 16th û 17th centuries about a soldier's heroic
     death.

     Armed Knight (16) is a chivalresque song of the 17th century
     from M.Fiedarouski's collections (the 19th century) with a
     typical folk melody.

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      01-Pryvitalny tanets (Polatski shytak) XVI-XVII stst.     [01:54]
      02-Totentanz XIII-XVI stst.                               [01:54]
      03-Bitva pod Vorshay XVI-XVII stst.                       [03:34]
      04-Tanets dvorny (Polatski shytak) XVI-XVII stst.         [01:13]
      05-Favaryt (Dyyamed Kata) XVI st.                         [01:29]
      06-U karaleyskim voysku XVI st.                           [01:57]
      07-Wascha mesa tanz XVI st.                               [01:40]
      08-Sivy kon XVII st.                                      [04:57]
      09-Kuranta (Polatski shytak) XVI-XVII stst.               [02:12]
      10-Viva (Polatski shytak) XVI-XVII stst.                  [00:50]
      11-Galyarda-Balet (Vilenski shytak) XVI-XVII stst.        [02:19]
      12-Tourdion XIV-XVI stst.                                 [01:53]
      13-Dubravachka XVI-XVII stst.                             [02:37]
      14-Saltarello XV-XVII stst.                               [02:12]
      15-Marazula XIV-XVI stst.                                 [02:45]
      16-Rytsar zbroiny XVII st.                                [04:41]
      17-Platerspiel                                            [02:28]
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                                                                 40:35 min

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