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Dudubeat - Experience (2002)
Posted by Sisca Cute Love U in *Asia and Middle East*, *Europe*, *Music*, Armenia, Russian Federation on Monday, December 29, 2008
«Experience is the debut project of the St. Petersburg-based duo Dudubeat. Its members, Karen Sargsyan (duduk) and Arsen Grigoryan (keyboards) brought together in it their love for the traditional melodies of Armenia and the desire to make them more modern, fully preserving the national colors, producing a tasteful blend of live instruments and electronic sounds. Combined with the electronic
Iva Nova - Iva Nova (2003)
Posted by Sisca Cute Love U in *Europe*, *Music*, Russian Federation on Friday, May 23, 2008
«Iva Nova was formed in St.Petersburg in 2002, when five young Russian ladies met to create a new collective of musicians. All of them had had vast experience of playing at gigs with various groups and having found themselves to be really kindred souls, they started off their joint career, naturally and courageously combining the tunes and instrumentation of traditional Slavonic music with the
Riddu Riđđu 1991-2001 (2001)
Posted by Sisca Cute Love U in *Asia and Middle East*, *Europe*, *Music*, *North America*, Buryatia, Canada, Finland, Greenland, Kamchatka, Khakassia, Norway, Russian Federation, Sweden, Tuva on Thursday, January 31, 2008
«Every summer in the far north of Norway, in the land of the midnight sun north of the Arctic Circle, a unique music and culture festival is held in the municipality of Gáivuotna (Kåfjord), a few hours drive from the city of Tromsø. This festival, called Riddu Riđđu (which means, roughly, “storm off the water”), celebrates the music and culture of the Sami, the indigenous people of northern
Ivan Kupala - Kostroma (1999)
Posted by Sisca Cute Love U in *Europe*, *Music*, Russian Federation on Tuesday, September 25, 2007
«Despite what some first-time (English-speaking) listeners may think, Ivan Kupala is in fact a group not a single composer. Hailing from St Petersburg in Russia: Denis Fyodorov, Alexei Rumyantsev and Alexei Ivanov were all working at the same radio-station when they teamed up and decided to make modernised versions of Russian folk-songs. A variety of live shows and tours across Russia resulted in
Mervent - Mervent 2 (2003)
Posted by Sisca Cute Love U in *Europe*, *Music*, Russian Federation on Monday, September 17, 2007
One of my favourite Celtic bands from Russia. Enjoy! «Celtic music has risen swiftly in popularity in Russia since it first began to be heard in the mid-1990s. The first bands on the scene in the late 90s included Si Mhor, Slua Si, Puck and Piper. Feeling their way in a new idiom and meeting up with new musicians on the same course, frequently by chance, the bands found a focus in the First
