Béla Bartók – Folk Songs Of Hungary
| Лейбл: | Bartók Records – BRS 904 |
| Формат: | Vinyl |
| Страна: | US |
| Дата релиза: | 1950 |
| Жанр: | Folk, World, & Country |
| Стиль: | Folk, Népzene |
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Треклист:
| Two Songs from Twenty Hungarian Folk-Songs (Bartók—Kodály) — 1906 |
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| A1 | "I set out from my country, from famous little Hungary..." | |
| A2 | "The Tisza I would cross, on a little rowboat, rowboat, rowboat..." | |
| Eight Hungarian Folk-Songs — 1907-17 |
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| A3 | "Black is the earth, my handkerchief is white..."
Arranged By – Béla Bartók |
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| A4 | "My God, My God, make the river swell..."
Arranged By – Béla Bartók |
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| A5 | "Married women, I'd like to be one of your company..."
Arranged By – Béla Bartók |
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| A6 | "So much sorrow lies on my heart..."
Arranged By – Béla Bartók |
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| A7 | "On the top of the yonder hill..."
Arranged By – Béla Bartók |
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| A8 | "They're repairing the highway by the forest..."
Arranged By – Béla Bartók |
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| A9 | "Up to now my work was ploughing in the springtime..."
Arranged By – Béla Bartók |
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| A10 | "The snow is melting, little angel, Spring is coming..."
Arranged By – Béla Bartók |
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| from Twenty Hungarian Folk-Songs Vol. I — 1929 |
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| B1 | In The Jailhouse
Arranged By – Béla Bartók |
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| from Twenty Hungarian Folk-Songs Vol. I — 1929 |
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| B2 | Fugitive's Song
Arranged By – Béla Bartók |
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| Two Songs from Twenty Hungarian Folk-Songs — 1929 |
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| B3 | "Corn stalk, corn stalk, yellow corn stalk..."
Arranged By – Béla Bartók |
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| B4 | "Wheat, wheat, wheat, glorious wheat-field..."
Arranged By – Béla Bartók |
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| B5 | Soldier's Song
Arranged By – Zoltán Kodály |
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| B6 | Recruiting Song
Arranged By – Zoltán Kodály |
Участники записи:
- Piano – Tibor Kozma
- Tenor Vocals – László Csabay
- Translated By [English Translation] – Ernest Lorsy
Лейблы и идентификаторы:
- Matrix / Runout Side A: PB 009
- Matrix / Runout Side B: PB 010
Компании:
- Recorded At – Bartók Recording Studio
Участники записи:
- Piano – Tibor Kozma
- Tenor Vocals – László Csabay
- Translated By [English Translation] – Ernest Lorsy
