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Kopriva, Seljancica, Carska Kasa, Pobelelo Pole, Lepa Anka, Prelosko Svatbeno - Viniski TamburasiAj, Zelena Je Vsa Gora - Klarisa M. Jovanovic/Veno DolencCvice Mi Polje Pokrilo - Vokalna Skupina LanJazo: Vse Ticice - Franc Sutej-JazoNe Orji, Ne Sejai/Gizdava - KatalenaMed Zvezdami - BriniIgraj Kolo, Jabuko - VodomecPrvi Rej - KatalenaZelena Mala Dubrava - KresniceBozajte Me - BrinaTamburas Kud 'Oton' Zupancic Gradac: - Zeleni Jure/Tribucko Kolo/Lepa Anka/Carska Kasa/Ivanic KoloSetala San - Klarisa M. Jovanovic/Veno DolencRozmarin - KatalenaVse Ticice Lepo Pojo, Dobro Se Je Rano Uraniti, Popito Vince Ne Dojde Vec, Pivaj in Prepevac - VodomecZeleni Jurij - BrinaTrack List
Kopriva, Seljancica, Carska Kasa, Pobelelo Pole, Lepa Anka, Prelosko Svatbeno - Viniski TamburasiAj, Zelena Je Vsa Gora - Klarisa M. Jovanovic/Veno DolencCvice Mi Polje Pokrilo - Vokalna Skupina LanJazo: Vse Ticice - Franc Sutej-JazoNe Orji, Ne Sejai/Gizdava - KatalenaMed Zvezdami - BriniIgraj Kolo, Jabuko - VodomecPrvi Rej - KatalenaZelena Mala Dubrava - KresniceBozajte Me - BrinaTamburas Kud 'Oton' Zupancic Gradac: - Zeleni Jure/Tribucko Kolo/Lepa Anka/Carska Kasa/Ivanic KoloSetala San - Klarisa M. Jovanovic/Veno DolencRozmarin - KatalenaVse Ticice Lepo Pojo, Dobro Se Je Rano Uraniti, Popito Vince Ne Dojde Vec, Pivaj in Prepevac - VodomecZeleni Jurij - BrinaAlbum Notes
Bordered by Italy, Austria, Hungary, Croatia and the Adriatic Sea, the tiny nation of Slovenia is home to cultural traditions that reflect the extraordinary diversity of the region and include influences from Istria, Austria and Germany. Released in 2007, ARC's collection Traditional Music of Slovenia combines lovely a cappella harmonies (Vokalna Skupina Lan and Kresnice) and intimate vocals (Klarisa M. Jovanovic) with folk ensembles ranging from the at times Irish-sounding Brina and the friendly multi-instrumental Katalena to full-fledged Tamboura (Tamburasi) groups Vodomec, Tamburasi Kud "Oton Zupancic" Gradac and Viniski Tamburasi . By far the most unusual selection is track four, a wackily humorous instrumental by Franc Sutej-Jazo that defies adequate description. While a more in-depth examination of Slovenian music would include polkas, waltzes, chamber music, avant-garde experimentation, jazz, techno, and rock, this folksy little package is highly recommended as an introduction to this richly endowed portion of the former Yugoslavia. ~ arwulf arwulf
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