State Ural Russian Folk Choir - very old record, s1
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This is literally the only reference to the State Ural Folk Choir I can find on the entirety of the English-written Internet. Thank you so much for keeping this alive for us... or even beginning something new!
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you say well ... better don't even try to understand...
you might feel passion... but you soon will bitterly cry...
yet if still you walk these steps, just follow the calling
of this song... the warm wind might help you not to freeze
you might be giving up, and than warm embrace will lift you up
these are those, beaten, and treated, yet stretching their hands
to warm yours up... ах ...друзья
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Great music! Makes you really want to know know russian just to understand the lyrics and the whoe culture is comes from.
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I heard this choir on Radiostansija Majak one evening in 1991. I found it very exotic and recorded it on my radio-cassette-recorder. Do you have more of this records? Would we guess the record was made in 1956?
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Music from the heart---no commercialized robotic bullshit here!
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I remember travelling by bus over the Ural Mountains at night in the middle of winter!
We in West don't know the meaning of hardship, friendship & unity!
Vodka, dried fish & laughter.
God Bless Russia!
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Can someone put the english lyrics to this song? Thank you in advance
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What a joy to hear this these singers. I would think it would be difficult for anyone who doesn't understand the Russian language to fully appreciate such beauty. Thank you for posting.
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How anyone can find this depressing I don't understand. The harmonies are rich and haunting, and unlike anything in the West, and the melodies are soulful, and expansive like the horizon over the Russian steppe. This is lovely music! Thank you for posting it.
Well, dear mikeflame1,
those songs come from a time when people in russia had to endure unimaginable hardships to just stay alive from day to day.
Its actually a a mystery how they found the time to even create and sing those songs.
Todays Americans or Europeans can't possibly understand those russian people of that time.
Don' t even try, its uttrly useless.
But you can still listen to those songs if you like them.
If you don't like them, don't listen.
herrmannthegook 2 years ago 11
this is so beautiful. thank you and your family for keeping this recording.
0hrumhrum0 2 years ago 6