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Gipsy Music of Macedonia & Neighbouring Countries by Gipsy Music of Macedonia & Neighbouring Countries (CD, 1996)

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelTopic Records, TPC

UPC0714822914024

eBay Product ID (ePID)27046037464

Product Key Features

FormatCD

Release Year1996

GenreGypsy

ArtistGipsy Music of Macedonia & Neighbouring Countries

Release TitleGipsy Music of Macedonia & Neighbouring Countries

Dimensions

Item Height0.40 in

Item Weight0.24 lb

Item Length5.60 in

Item Width4.90 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs1

Number of Tracks14

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Tracks1.1 Khoros Gaida - Gipsies from Anthi / Serre / Macedonia / Greece 1.2 Antikrystos - Gipsies from Anthi / Serre / Macedonia / Greece 1.3 Kallandxoj - Gipsies from Krusha Madhe / Kosovo 1.4 Burrerisht - Gipsies from Krusha Madhe / Kosovo 1.5 Khasapikos - Gipsies from Kalkandja / Komotini / Thrace / Greece 1.6 Pehlivan Oyun Havasi - Gipsies from Kalkandja / Komotini / Thrace / Greece 1.7 Kaytarma - Gipsies from Constanta / Dobrogea / Rumania 1.8 Kaytarma - Gipsies from Constanta / Dobrogea / Rumania 1.9 Tsiftetelli - Gipsies from Constanta / Dobrogea / Rumania 1.10 Makam Rast and Syrtos - Gipsies from Gastouni / Peloponnes / Greece 1.11 Cerkez Oyun Havasi - Gipsies from Zeytin Koyu / Antalya / Turkey 1.12 Yoruk Oyun Havasi - Gipsies from Zeytin Koyu / Antalya / Turkey 1.13 Omal - Gipsies from Pontos / Asia Minor 1.14 Nobet - Gipsies from Tetovo / Republic of Makedonija

NotesIf Davul and Zurna are not present, runs the Turkish proverb, "I cannot be a bride." the coupling of drum (Davul) & double-reed pipe (Zurna), heard in many regions of the world, is particularly widespread among the Gipsies of the Balkans. Collector Wolf Dietrich has followed the trail of it's "vital & impulsive irresistibility" from Greece to Kosovo, Rumania and Turkey, his selection climaxing in an astounding 17-minute suite of tunes from Macedonia played by two Albanian pipers.