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017500 - Musical instruments in Bulgaria – Demko Kurtov`s Zurna Group
Artist: Demko Kurtov`s Zurna Group
Label: Gega New
The zurna, a wooden whistle with cane reed and oboe-like sound, is among the most colourful wind instruments in traditional Bulgarian music. The CD presents 16 instrumental performances, almost all of which are characteristic of the Bulgarian folk tradition from Southwest Bulgaria. They are a small part of the Kurtovs familiy repertoire, who perform the current CD. The zurna players are from the village of Kavrakirovo who are today’s best representatives of the Petrich style of performing.
Demko (Demir) Kurtov - zurna, master, Samir (Krassimir) Kurtov - zurna, master, drone, Lyuben Fetov - zurna, drone, Yordan Dimov - tupan, Ognyan Fetov - tupan
Recorded at Gotse Delchev Culture Club, village of Karnalovo, Sofia district, 30 October 2001
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| 1 |
Russalliiski melodii |
2'30" |
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Boina |
2'16" |
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Ginka |
2'25" |
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Kassapsko horo |
2'13" |
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Gjuresh avassi |
3'32" |
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Gaida avassi |
3'32" |
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Ispaiche |
2'19" |
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Kavrak horo |
3'16" |
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Eski mangossar |
1'51" |
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Na trapeza |
3'57" |
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Barzo chifteteli |
3'38" |
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Makedonsko bavno horo |
8'57" |
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Djumajaska trapeze |
4'24" |
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Makedonska gaida |
4'31" |
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Gankino horo |
2'37" |
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Graovsko – Gergana |
2'36" |
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