Resian folk music 1

[Lu3Zak]

interesantna muzika i informacije,

no volio bi znat vaš govor...

mnogo mnogo pozdrava iz Dalmacije

[kocevje26]

lepa je ta slovenska zemlja ce prav je za mejo!pozdrav vam vsem dragi slovenci Rezijci !

[Bonshommes23]

VSI TA PRAVI SLOVENCI SMO, SO KARANTANCI IN PRIMORCI, REZJANI SMO, SO SLOVENCI-KARANTANCI ZA VEDNO. :)

[Bonshommes23]

VSI TA PRAVI SLOVENCI SMO, SO KARANTANCI IN PRIMORCI, REZJANI SMO, SO SLOVENCI-KARANTANCI ZA VEDNO.

[Bonshommes23]

VSI TA PRAVI SLOVENCI SMO, SO KARANTANCI IN PRIMORCI SMO, SO SLOVENCI-KARANTANCI ZA VEDNO.

[Bonshommes23]

VSI TA PRAVI SLOVENCI SMO, SO KARANTANCI IN PRIMORCI SMO, SO SLOVENCI-KARANTANCI ZA VEDNO.

[halsamdu]

Long live to Resian people and its language!!

[5elin]

enkat bomo taljane zjebal

boste slovenci spet tam kjer bi mogli bit

[Voodoozeko]

@5elin sej oni so tam kjer morjo bit sam njihova zavest je napačna.

[5elin]

@Voodoozeko

no bo že tako kt si ti napisu :)

[panikwe]

"maybe Resians aren't Slovenians but they surely are Carantanians! "

REZIJA JE SLOVENIJA IN REZIJANEC JE SLOVENC!

[panikwe]

pravzaprav sem pozabil povedati...slovenci smo ravno tako karantanci in karantanci so slovenci...tako da je tudi rezijsko ljudstvo slovensko! :D

lp :)

[markosraka]

carantania is fiction :P

[tamburaspieler]

Thanks for that information. I think, music from old times very often uses bordun-sound.

How is "bagpipe" called in Slovenian? "Gajde"?

[rusica4]

i hope i'was right on this,. bagpipes are officialy translated as "dude" but in dialectal variants diffrent words are used for example "meh" or on borde with croatia also "mih",.. once i also red about it and it says there were multiple other names in diffrent regions for it

[tamburaspieler]

Hvala lepa ;-)

[tamburaspieler]

Interesting sound of the bagpipe at beginning, how is this type of bagpipe called orignally?

I think, it´s a bit similar to the Istrian "Mih", but it have a bordun-sound, so it´s an own version - and so I´m interested in the name of it :-)

[rusica4]

i can't help u with that no accurate info, but i think it is a reconstruction of bagpipes used in bela krajina(white carniola) which is unrelated to resia but still in past bagpipes were used in resia just noone knows what kind, so this kinda fits exactly because of that bordun-sound which resian music still imitates when played on fiddle and chello...

[21070085]

@tamburaspieler they're called "dude"

[5elin]

T.I.G.R. slava !

[janko008975]

hehe

[janko008975]

dobra je

[renerjani]

ma po netu sm že gledu ma nism dobu nč

[renerjani]

Zelo lepo

Kje dobiš vse te pesmi

[rusica4]

čene, po internetu se dosti dobi, al pa kdo kej pošlje