Taraf de Haidouks - "Ostinato" (music video) скачать видео бесплатно

Enrique Lopez

Investigación gitana, música gitanaTaraf de Haidouks : "Ostinato" music video

Paul Hutten

Ik luister zeer vaak tot diep in de nacht naar Taraf de Haidouks en CO. En geniet van ieder seconde. Ik denk dat ik in een vorig leven..............

marcos Aquino

Exótico, Romanian Gypsy band interpretando uma peça de Bela Bartok

Nasif Nahle

This afternoon, I received Maskarada and I have listened to the whole CD. Superb music!! It would be great if they would come to play in Monterrey, Mexico. I would be in the front row. I have introduced my granddaughter to the fascinating world of Gypsies and she has liked it too much. She says she’s a Romany girl. :)

The (xqx) Clan

beatsnbits.............

Martín Puga Fernández

Investigación gitana, música gitanaTaraf de Haidouks : "Ostinato" music video

Khrystene D

Divine!

ShaggyAlonso13

this lot are magical

Gergely Kiss

@alejandro0p0 mate, send me a link to the article :) i'd like to read it. i strongly disagree with the content of the excerpts you are quoting. Bartók got in a lot of trouble for researching Romanian music in post-WWI Hungary - he had to publish his Romanian studies in Bucharest, cause the Hungarian authorities didn't let him do it. He refused to fill out the racial questionnaire the Nazis distributed in Hungary - he refused to call himself "Hungarian." Think about it. He was no nationalist.

Gergely Kiss

@alejandro0p0 Well, I respect Ms. Brown's opinion - I also read early Bartók articles and my interpretation of his views differs from hers. In my understanding Bartók was clearly idolizing peasant music (may it be Hungarian, Romanian, Slovak or Arabic) and felt that the urban Gypsy performances of these tunes were somehow non-authentic - which in his mindset meant less valuable. You stated that he was a "strong nationalist" and she states he was a Gypsy-hating bigot - I disagree on both counts.

Gergely Kiss

@alejandro0p0 Do you really need me to explain to you what "contamination" means in this passage? :) Fine. Gypsy musicians learnt tunes in the city - then they played these tunes in the villages, hence they allowed city-music (i.e. magyar nóta) to "contaminate" village-music (i.e. népzene). Simple. It is undeniably true that Bartók wasn't a fan of the way Gypsy musicians performed Hungarian or Romanian village music. But that doesn't make him a "strong nationalist" as you called him. Got it? :)

Gergely Kiss

@alejandro0p0 Yeah, as Mr. Brown says, for Bartók's purposes of scientific classification folk songs devoid of foreign influences were desirable - the "problems" of not being able to fit them into "patterns" grow with outside influences. The question of good and bad hybrids (i.e. his own use of folk songs and that of Gypsy musicians) is clearly a subjective aesthetic dilemma, it is a question of personal taste, not of nationalism. In fact Bartók took risks in his time being an internationalist!

hpalerm0

tomá para vos piasola jaja

glykonjagd

and most of them don't know to write....fuck mathematics , its all about the soul babyyyy!!!

CineRocco

Brilliant. Inspiring. Colorful. Lively. Festive. Beautiful.

Petrisor Luga

Traiesc cu totii..dar ala care le baga bani in buzunare..saracu ..din pacate....

filmcrew1551

Very Strong

jovvanny

mai traiesc oamenii astia cu scuzele de riguoare imi plac la nebunieee

acropolis2000silviu

demni de tot respectul !

Gergely Kiss

this is brilliant beyond imagination! : ) Éljen a Taraf!!! : ) check out the original Bartok piano pieces too, they are a lot of fun!