Early 18th Century Gypsy Music - Bubak And Hungaricus

[verabeto]

I love this very much! I'd see the film and I can remember this beautiful music!Thanks

[felixrosca]

Niste diletanti spun ca aceasta este muzica tiganeasca. Habar nu au de muzica medievala transilvaneana. Le recomand sa studieze ceva mai atent Codex Cajoni. Poate asa se lamuresc ca nu tota Transilvania este Ungaria si ca nu toata muzica aici o canta doar tiganii. Dar cum sunt diletanti nu le cerem mai mult.

[Mycroft93]

To clarify what xbendiistraw meant. He wishes he was born in the 1700s.....as a wealthy and prosperous aristocrat (preferably NOT in France. Guillotine anyone?)

[iliija1]

To find more music like this try google for Balkanika ethno. The dominant instrument here is called drombulje. More titles witht the similar etho background "Hop, Hop, Hop - red apple" and under the name of a singers saban bajramovic, Esma Redzepova, Usnija Redzepova, etc. Not nearly as uncommon in Europe as it is in the States. After all Milos Forman (the director is European born).

[bachinblack94]

@bcsirainey D'uh! A bunch of 16th century Landsknect drinking beer and feasting after a skirmish!

[dinkarrao1]

i love hanamoon

[rossyxan]

What's that raspy instrument?

[gilesderoet]

@rossyxan its called tromba marina

[ArgWoman]

Where can I find more music like this?

[mozartsmusicblog]

...which...one...could...he...­.be?

[btyremanable]

this is incredible

[bcsirainey]

When I listen to this I think of a bunch of 16th century Landsknect!!!!

[RaedGamer]

this is rly a song from tht age or just something they made to make it sound like tht time?

[RaedGamer]

as i wanderd thru the salon, i played a little game with my self,... =D

[PashaPetrovich]

Thank you for this music!!!

[PROSPE78]

Dancing for Hungary! :-P Realive Bubak!!

[PROSPE78]

Feuer! Lodernde Leidenschaft!

[RomeoReturns]

thank you so much for posting it. i love it and trying to search from many many years.

[HerrWarja]

I always wonder what this piece was. I belived it was renaissance music at first but now I know.

[xbendiistraw]

i wish i was born in 1700's

[Acidic0man]

no. you dont

[republicain85]

@xbendiistraw

Me too, I would have like to live from the 1750s to the early 1800s, live the French Revolution...

[remus459]

@republicain85 why would u like to live in the french revolution those were tough days...

[KarlAmade]

@republicain85

So do I, but remember - all the music in Amadeus is far from authentic - all modern interpretations, only historical with this film is some use of fortepiano sound... but there again... The clothing is also far from realistic :P BUT - I love the film, the spirit of the last decades of the 18thC is truly there - This is indeed a great film :)

Have you heard historically informed Mozart?

Oh that is SO sweet... no vibrato a la Wagner :)

[thesir27]

@xbendiistraw i'd totally travel back in time to the 1700's for a few days but there's no way i'd want to be born then haha. i feel like you'd be sweaty, uncomfortable, and sickly like all the time.

[luvmiley95]

@xbendiistraw me too! But then I think about it, and it wouldnt be very good for me cuz im brown haha

[AngelBiLove]

@xbendiistraw i wish i wasn't :/

[xbendiistraw]

@AngelBiLove haha

[AngelBiLove]

@xbendiistraw ty ty xd sometimes im genius. just.... sometimes. ^^

[Tokis7]

@xbendiistraw Watch ''Perfume: The story of a murderer''. The most appropriate answer to this!

[xenos60]

@xbendiistraw So do I. I love Cholera, brutality and class disparity.

[maykilnayt]

absolutely amazing ..... !!!!

[Calucifer13]

I´ve always wanted to find this. LOVED IT in the movie and rewinded the scene for maybe a million times!

[jkwhicker]

Great!