Folk music from Bulgaria - Chetvorno oro Arany Zoltán

http://www.aranyzoltan.hu/

Category:

Music

Tags:

• world
• music
• folk
• bulgarian
• traditional
• balkan
• tune
• bulgaria
• gadulka
• kaval

[Scavengera]

Great!

Thank You my friend :)

keep it up;)

Question: which program do you use for mastering?

[aranzoltan]

Vielen Dank!!

I use Vegas 7.0

[OnePavellechev]

It is interesting I feel the same energy from our Bulgaria folk music as from some Scottish or Irish song. They are all supreme! :)) All the folk music by Zoltan is great! :))

[akio8585]

amazing!!

[musicstudenteire]

Is it one tune or several put together?I could i get the names or original artists please?For referencing!

[SyrexNoar]

@Plushun PROTO-BULGARIANS WERE WHITE INDO-EUROPEANS, IN FEW YEARS THE POLITICAL CIRCUS A.K.A. TURKIC THEORY WILL DISAPPEAR. FOR MORE INFO READ SPECIALIZED EDITIONS NOT WIKI.

[jeannegrob]

holy cr%p the music is awesome...and so are the pictures...thank you kindly

[odinfromcentr2]

@Plushun I know they were originally from central Asia. I'm not talking about that. I am strictly speaking of the modern Slavic Bulgarian language, and on that, I am correct. Please learn to read more closely.

[Plushun]

@odinfromcentr2 Hmm taths not correct. Bulgars (or better said Danube Bulgars) were a Turkic tribe. So they language was also turkic. After they setteld in the region they took up the there living slavic language. I read somme book of this theme. But if you dont belive me, see the wikipedia.

[Plushun]

@odinfromcentr2 Hmm taths not correct. Bulgars (or better said Danube Bulgars) were a Turkic tribe. So they language was also turkic. After they setteld in the region they took up the there living slavic language. I read somme book of this theme. But if you dont belive me, see the wikipedia.

[arcticus]

@odinfromcentr2 Yes 9th century is time of building 1st slavonic empire, till this time was it only association (federation) of Bulgarians (turkut-bulgarians) and 7 slavic principalities. I´m speaking about times of khan Krum (803 - 814) and about time of Omurtag (816 - 833), it was key time for formation of Slavic empire in "Bulgarian area". My very good friend is half bulgarian and he learned me something bulgarian, and I see, that they have much of specific words which have not slavic origin

[odinfromcentr2]

@arcticus The Bulgarian language is a Slavic language. Tsar Simeon I saw to that in 893. I don't know where you got your information about the language, but I strongly suggest finding another source, because Bulgarian is clearly a Slavic language and your source is clearly incorrect.