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5.0 out of 5 stars
yugoslav music,
By mary ann maki (Indiana, usa) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Music From Yugoslavia (Audio CD)
This is authentic Yugoslav music I listened to as a child with my grandparents. The CD is wonderful and I would recommend it to anyone wanting our country's music for their library.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Forget the low fidelity, this is a winning disk,
By "tmcrpar" (Bel Air, Maryland) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Music From Yugoslavia (Audio CD)
If you can, disregard the low fidelity audio on this CD; it's a magnificent compilation of music from a fascinating part of the world. While the Slovenian selections are mediocre, a beautiful rendition of "Pastirce Mlado" more than makes up for it. The Dalmatian numbers are hard to find and stunningly gorgeous, and the Adriatic tamburica duet justifies the price of the CD alone; the Serbian kola could have been more exciting, but the frula clip brims with energy and even beauty. However, the most impressive selections are those from Macedonia. The "danse rapide" is truly phenomenal, and perennial favorite "Duj Duj" comes out with honesty and Rom spirit. Please don't allow the poor audio quality to prevent you from enjoying a Balkan connoisseur's dream and a novice's blessing.
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Music From Yugoslavia by Music From Yugoslavia (Audio CD - 1995)
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