Duo Farsa - "Turkish"
created: 22. 06. 2016 12:47 modified: 27. 11. 2020 01:54
The video recording contains the public performance of a guitar duo, Duo Farsa. The guitar duo plays self composed emotional songs of different genres, with a dominance of spanish rhythms of flamenco. Duo is composed of two virtuoso Roma musicians, František Godla and Dušan Onody from Sabinov. This song was inspired by an unknown melody, heard during their visit in Turkey.
category: music
tags: Duo Farsa
Miloslav Suchomel - Speaking about Jazz Music
created: 22. 06. 2016 09:19 modified: 27. 11. 2020 01:54
The speaking about the Jazz music, about the Roma music with a Roma musician, saxophonist, composer and music arranger, Miloslav Suchomel.
category: speaking
Duo Farsa - "Rašaj"
created: 22. 06. 2016 08:57 modified: 27. 11. 2020 01:54
The video recording contains the public performance of a guitar duo, Duo Farsa. The guitar duo plays self composed emotional songs of different genres, with a dominance of spanish rhythms of flamenco. Duo is composed of two virtuoso Roma musicians, František Godla and Dušan Onody from Sabinov. This song is a confession of musicians, as it is translated as a priest - confession. It´s a predication of a tempestuous moments in their lives.
category: music
tags: Duo Farsa
Martin Holub, Roman Holub - „Odoj tele paš o paňi"
created: 20. 06. 2016 09:35 modified: 27. 11. 2020 01:54
The song was documented in the streets of the city centre of Prešov. The interprets are folk Roma singers from the village of Chminianske Jakubovany near Prešov, who perform their music on the streets, sometimes as a musical guests on various events. This traditional song is a vocal - instrumental song, interpreted as a duet, accompanied by guitars, chord and bass line.
category: music
tags: Roman Holub Martin Holub
Martin Holub, Roman Holub - „Amaro del"
created: 20. 06. 2016 09:10 modified: 27. 11. 2020 01:54
he song was documented in the streets of the city centre of Prešov. The interprets are folk Roma singers from the village of Chminianske Jakubovany near Prešov, who perform their music on the streets, sometimes as a musical guests on various events. This religious song is a vocal - instrumental song, interpreted as a duet, accompanied by guitars, a chord and a bass line.
category: music
tags: Roman Holub Martin Holub
Martin Holub, Roman Holub - „Nane oda lavutaris"
created: 20. 06. 2016 08:38 modified: 27. 11. 2020 01:54
The interprets are folk Roma singers from the village of Chminianske Jakubovany near Prešov, who perform their music on the streets, sometimes as a musical guests on various events. This traditional song is a vocal - instrumental song, interpreted as a duet, accompanied by guitars, chord and bass line.
category: music
tags: Roman Holub Martin Holub
Martin Holub, Roman Holub - „Joj, so kerava"
created: 16. 06. 2016 12:58 modified: 27. 11. 2020 01:54
The song was documented in the streets of the city centre of Prešov.The interprets are folk Romani singers from the village of Chminianske Jakubovany near Prešov, who perform their music on the streets, sometimes as a musical guests on various events. This composed song is a vocal - instrumental song, interpreted as a duet, accompanied by guitars,a chord and a bass line.
category: music
tags: Roman Holub Martin Holub
Jana Ambrózová – Specific Features of the Research of the Traditional Musical and Interpretational Styles in the Framework of the Current Cultural and Social Conditions (Based on the research of the traditional ansamble music in Central Slovakia)
created: 15. 06. 2016 13:17 modified: 27. 11. 2020 01:54
M.A. Jana Ambrózová PhD. is a college teacher, musician and a singer. She graduated from the Constantine the Philosopher University in Nitra, study programme Ethnology and Ethnomusicology and she still is working there as a educator and researcher. She is focused on the issues of the traditional ensemble music in Slovakia and research of the playing styles of the musicians. As the first violinist she was playing in a folk ensemble Urpín from Banská Bystrica. She is also a part of Women singing groups Vranky from Nitra and Trnky from Banská Bystrica, folk ensemble Borievka from Banská Bystrica and also the member of experimental group NE:BO:DA:J. Proceeding of the conference: Scientific-research activities in Roma issues: the future, the present and the challenges for the coming period, University of Prešov, 22nd March 2013.
category: speaking
Jana Belišová – Ethnology and Musicology Research in the Field of Romani Music
created: 15. 06. 2016 12:49 modified: 27. 11. 2020 01:54
M.A. Jana Belišová, PhD. is an ethnologist and ethnomusicologist, her scientific research focuses on a music of ethnic minorities, Romani songs in Slovakia, applied ethnomusicology. Since 2010 she works in Institute of Musicology Slovak Academy of Science, as a researcher on department of Ethnomusicology. She is an author of several studies, mostly about the Romani songs and Romani music inSlovakia, she also wrote some monographs, of which the most famous is Phurikane giľa (Ancient Songs), or Neve Giľa (New Songs). Proceeding of the conference about the research of documentation and preservation of Romani songs on the conference: Scientific-research activities in Roma issues: the future, the present and the challenges for the coming period, University of Prešov, 22nd March 2013.
category: speaking
Tomáš Hrustič – Romistic Science in the Institute of Ethnology at SAV
created: 15. 06. 2016 12:34 modified: 27. 11. 2020 01:54
M.A. Tomáš Hrustič, PhD. graduated from the Comenius University in Bratislava, Faculty of Arts, Department of ethnology - religionistics. Since 2009 he works inInstitute of Ethnology Slovak Academy of Sciences as a researcher. His specialization is The Roma (Romistics), religiosity of the Roma, political participation of the Roma, popular religiosity, religious conversions. He is an author of many publications and articles, also co-author of a monograph Boh medzi bariérami (God among the barriers. The Possibilities of Social Inclusion of the Roma in Slovakia), awarded with a Prize of Ján Komorovský, for the best scientific publication in field of scientific studies of religion in 2011. Proceeding of the conference Scientific-research activities in Roma issues: the future, the present and the challenges for the coming period, University of Prešov, 22nd March 2013.
category: speaking
