Ungaresca

A Germany medieval song from 14th century, which sounds similar like hungary music.The interpretation from Czech group Jaaaaar. Recorded at Skofja Loka (Slovenia)

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[seripsolrac]

Pandur andanduri...is a trick choral work by Lajos Bardos, build in a work for organ by Jackob Paix (1583). I like it very much, but in choral for 6 voices.

[ninerar]

OK. Do you have sheet of this song for 6 voices?

[ninerar]

Thank you very much. It will be very big surprise for many specialistes of whole world, if it is a melody of this song.

[LBStudios]

By the way anybody know other colonies of other nation in Hungary, where are nationality festivals? I only know the main ones.

Szent Endre-Srpska (Serbian); Maglód-Slovakian and next to the Österreich (Austria) border Horvátzsidány (Horvát=Hrvatska).

I really like to see a festival of they.

[LBStudios]

I'm not suprised in this Hungarian stuffs. In the medieval ages peoples where they want until didn't born a law that they can't move. I think In Hungary today are a Deutsch (German Colony called Pilisvörösvár where the streetnames are in Hungarian and Deutsch, But I only remember it's on the aera called Pilis they are).

So I can tell that it must have something in it.

[seripsolrac]

Yes, I have .(2 sheets in pdf format.)

For Soprano, Alto ,2 Tenor & 2 Bass.

I can send them to you if you tell me where.Best regards.

[lReTrOl]

Édes rózsám szívem kedvese, Hallod hív az ének. Csengőn-bongón szól a víg zene, Hadd táncoljak véled! Jöjj, ó jöjj ide, édes párom, Nótánk hangja ma messze szálljon, Oly szép így ez az élet! Cimbalmunk de vígan pengeti, Búg a bőgő húrja. Nézd a másik kedvet ad neki, Cifra sípját fújva! El nem fárad a táncos lábod, Látom most csuda szívből járod, Mindig újra meg újra! This is the original lyrics to this song.

[ninerar]

I meant only the name of the piece (Ungaresca). Not the sound of the one.

[ninerar]

The oldest sheet are from Germany. And the musicologers knows more about this. I know it from their pieces of knowledges. Well, maybe I will see on more informations too. Thanks. The man is get up a new informations with you.

Thanks

[Nandor07]

You not seem to be wondering " when I will discover, this song is Russian or American ( native Indian in the same time is a little different:))" But you seem to be wondering discover that this song is Hungarian. lol:)

But why German? By the way you could be writing from the pingvins or from the island of Papuas or why not from the Tahitian?:)