Bartók: Rumanian Folk Dances
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@rooiscool1 its a mandolin
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I prefer the solo piano but that was outstanding!
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BÉLA BARTÓK: Rumanian Dances _ Austru-Hungarian Empire
Adolfo Vásquez Rocca _ (Selection)
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Wonderful! Congratulation to the soloist and to the orchestra !
This is what a Romanian feeling is all about !
Generaly this are played in an Hungarian style. Witch is fine, but they're Romanian!
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The most colorful perfermance ever made ! I love it!
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Transylvania was part of the Kingdom of Hungary. Romania got our land after WW.I. Bela Bartók was a hungarian composer.(Transylvania was a hungarian terrirotory. during the siecles IX-XX.)
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Awesome!
Avi Avital is my mandolin hero. Haha! :D
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Fantastic!
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Amazing, I love it!
What instrument is he playing?
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i loved it!
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@sandorka100, not always part of the Kibgdom of Hungary, it was part of the Austru-Hungarian Empire, then a semi-independent state (principality) under the suzerainty of the Ottoman Empire. Anyway, Romanians have always been the majority there even if they were never treated equally to Magyars, Sachens or Székely.
Well, to hell with kings, politicians, let's live in peace there and dance traditional dances of all the ethnic groups. Peace!
diaphilm 2 years ago 5
Niw007 you can keep on dreaming..I do not deny Bela's work in this composition...but this was originated in transylvania long before Bella was Born..he just Brought it up and gave it to the masses. And by the way Bela....is mixed romanian/slovakian/hungarian....so you might say he is an European composer.
Tabarostes 2 years ago 4