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Balkan Impressions is a work by British composer John Glenesk Mortimer, inspired by the landscapes, cultures, and musical traditions of the Balkans. Through a richly contrasting musical language, it c...

The Last Rose Of Summer is one of the most famous Irish melodies of the 19th century. The poem was written by Thomas Moore in 1805 and published in his famous collection Irish Melodies. Tender and mov...

My Little Town Belz is a work full of nostalgia and tenderness, inspired by the traditional Yiddish song Mayn Shtetele Belz. This emblematic melody evokes with great sensitivity the memory of a lost v...

Gypsy Woman, composed by Edmund Kötscher and arranged by Jirka Kadlec, is a lively and characterful work that immerses the listener in the rich folk sounds of Central Europe. Inspired by the rhythms a...

Á Sprengisandi is a well-known melody from Icelandic folklore, deeply rooted in the country's collective consciousness. The song depicts the dangerous crossing of the highland region of Sprengisandur...

1 Devil's Rachenitsa In a remote village in the Balkans, a daring musician plays a Rachenitsa so beguiling that it conjures up the devil himself. Enchanted, he joins in the dance. The rhythms shatter,...

Gypsy Woman, composed by Edmund Kötscher and arranged by Jirka Kadlec, is a lively and characterful work that immerses the listener in the rich folk sounds of Central Europe. Inspired by the rhythms a...

Gypsy Woman, composed by Edmund Kötscher and arranged by Jirka Kadlec, is a lively and characterful work that immerses the listener in the rich folk sounds of Central Europe. Inspired by the rhythms a...

Many people know these 11 melodies from their childhood. My father and mother often sang some of them to me to put me to sleep. Incidentally, not all of them originated in Switzerland. Some of the lyr...

Balkan Impressions is a work by British composer John Glenesk Mortimer, inspired by the landscapes, cultures, and musical traditions of the Balkans. Through a richly contrasting musical language, it c...

The Last Rose Of Summer is one of the most famous Irish melodies of the 19th century. The poem was written by Thomas Moore in 1805 and published in his famous collection Irish Melodies. Tender and mov...

My Little Town Belz is a work full of nostalgia and tenderness, inspired by the traditional Yiddish song Mayn Shtetele Belz. This emblematic melody evokes with great sensitivity the memory of a lost v...

Gypsy Woman, composed by Edmund Kötscher and arranged by Jirka Kadlec, is a lively and characterful work that immerses the listener in the rich folk sounds of Central Europe. Inspired by the rhythms a...

Á Sprengisandi is a well-known melody from Icelandic folklore, deeply rooted in the country's collective consciousness. The song depicts the dangerous crossing of the highland region of Sprengisandur...

1 Devil's Rachenitsa In a remote village in the Balkans, a daring musician plays a Rachenitsa so beguiling that it conjures up the devil himself. Enchanted, he joins in the dance. The rhythms shatter,...

Balkan Impressions is a work by British composer John Glenesk Mortimer, inspired by the landscapes, cultures, and musical traditions of the Balkans. Through a richly contrasting musical language, it c...

The Last Rose Of Summer is one of the most famous Irish melodies of the 19th century. The poem was written by Thomas Moore in 1805 and published in his famous collection Irish Melodies. Tender and mov...

My Little Town Belz is a work full of nostalgia and tenderness, inspired by the traditional Yiddish song Mayn Shtetele Belz. This emblematic melody evokes with great sensitivity the memory of a lost v...

Gypsy Woman, composed by Edmund Kötscher and arranged by Jirka Kadlec, is a lively and characterful work that immerses the listener in the rich folk sounds of Central Europe. Inspired by the rhythms a...

Á Sprengisandi is a well-known melody from Icelandic folklore, deeply rooted in the country's collective consciousness. The song depicts the dangerous crossing of the highland region of Sprengisandur...