"I met you", "Kohtasin Teidät", "Я встретил Вас"

I am not totally sure about the english name of this piece, or if it even has one. It is a traditional russian melody. A romance if you will. It has no beat what so ever, is usually played with a group of a piano, bass, violin and accordeon. It's the ultimate slavic melancholy that even we are no of slavic origin suites also Finnish peoples mentality well. We like to think how well things were before and this kind of music will set the stage for such apathic thinking very well :)

Don't anyone of you go falling into apathy over this :) Of course if you like it and can find it, buy the orchestrated performance of the piece. It's very appropriate for dark foggy nights in the fall, when leaves come falling from the trees...

Category:

Music

Tags:

• romance
• traditional
• melancholy
• accordeon
• russian

[breizhcatalonia1993]

was not finnish song? :P

[Minapas]

@breizhcatalonia1993 No, this is a Russian or Slavic folk tune, but it fits in the Finnish melancholic mentality very well :)

[4now5]

Hieno kappale ja esitys-tässä on ajanhenki niin rauhallinen ja on aika imaista tunteet niin ihanasti-luovaa taiteilijan sielu on maailmaankaikkeutta.

[Minapas]

@4now5 kiitos paljon!

[tjh58]

Я встретил Вас = I met You :)

Thanks!

[Minapas]

@tjh58 :) I'm not sure if the translation is as you put it, the name of this piece written in russian is as it states. I do not know if it actually means "I met You". That's the name of this piece in finnish translated to english. Sounds complicated doesn't it :D

[milos94r]

this is old russian romans

[Minapas]

Thank you HaiMoMo!

[HaiMoMo]

beautiful and breathtaking!

[Minapas]

Kiitoksia Sirmakka!