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Väike
Seltsike
Welcome
to enjoy Estonian traditional music! The musicians playing on this CD all love Estonian folk music and folk
music instruments. “By this music we would like to express our gratitude to
those wonderful people from whom we've learnt our repertoire.” Estonian traditional music performed by: Krista Sildoja (bowed harp, fiddle) Elo Kalda
(small kannel) Uku Sildoja
(vocal, jew`s harp) Raivo Sildoja (bowed harp, fiddle) |
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1 Vormsi labajalad Estonian “flatfoot” waltz played by talharpa player
Hans Renqvist from Vormsi (1903), arr. by K. Sildoja. Bowed harps: Raivo
Sildoja, Krista Sildoja 2 Rants haukus õues Traditional song after Sass Sünter and folk music
group Oort (2001), arr. by K. Sildoja. Vocal and jew`s harp: Uku Sildoja; bowed harp: Krista Sildoja 3 Sosin
Fiddle tunes played by fiddler Jaanus Sosi from Halliste (1906), arr. by K.
Sildoja. Small kannel: Elo Kalda; bowed harp: Krista Sildoja 4 Esimene vanapagana torupillilugu Estonian “flatfoot” waltz played by Hindrek
Jalaja from Reigi (1905), arr. by E. Kalda. Small kannel: Elo Kalda 5 Torupilli labajalg Estonian “flatfoot” waltz (imitation of bagpipe)
played by fiddlers Mihkel Toom and Mart Jantson from Tori (1936). Fiddles:
Krista Sildoja, Raivo Sildoja 6 Tori polka
Fiddle polka played by fiddlers Mihkel Toom and Mart Jantson from Tori
(1936). Fiddles: Raivo Sildoja, Krista Sildoja 7 Ai rudi-radi Wedding song from Rakvere, arr. by K. Sildoja. Vocal
and jew`s harp: Uku Sildoja; small kannel: Elo Kalda; bowed harp: Krista
Sildoja 8 Rumala isa peatükk Estonian “flatfoot” waltz played by fiddler Jüri Tiits
from Vigala (1929). Fiddle: Raivo Sildoja 9 Unt aea taga/Isa luige lugu Estonian “flatfoot” waltzes played by fiddlers Mihkel
Toom and Mart Jantson from Tori (1936). Fiddles: Krista Sildoja, Raivo
Sildoja 10 Sörk
Mazurka played by kannel player Jaak Kõdar from Halliste (1961), arr. by K.
Sildoja, E. Kalda. Small kannel: Elo Kalda; bowed harp: Krista Sildoja 11 Sarvelood
Estonian “flatfoot” waltzes played by horn player Peeter Kuldkepp from
Suure-Jaani (1907), arr. by K. Sildoja. Bowed harps: Krista Sildoja |
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12 Tulge kaasa! Popular children`s song, arr. by K. Sildoja. Vocal:
Uku Sildoja; small kannel: Elo Kalda 13 Teine vanapagana torupillilugu Bagpipe tune played by Jüri Raud from
Pilistvere (1907), arr. by E. Kalda. Small kannel: Elo Kalda 14 Liku lugu
Estonian “flatfoot” waltz played by fiddler Mart Jantson from Tori (1936).
Fiddle: Krista Sildoja 15 Vändra polka Fiddle polka played by fiddlers Hendrik and Anton
Adamson from Vändra (1937). Fiddles: Krista Sildoja, Raivo Sildoja 16 Kännulugu
Estonian “flatfoot” waltz by K. Sildoja 2003. Bowed harps: Krista Sildoja 17 Ma olen maa peal võõras Religious folk hymn from Vormsi, arr. by K. Sildoja. Bowed
harps: Krista Sildoja 18 Väike seltsike Music by Ain Sarv, lyrics: trad, arr. by K. Sildoja.
Vocal: Uku Sildoja; bowed harps: Raivo Sildoja, Krista Sildoja 19 Labajalavalss Estonian “flatfoot” waltz played by fiddler Jüri Tiits
from Vigala (1929), arr. by E. Kalda. Small kannel: Elo Kalda 20 Labajalg: Unt soo taga ja polka Estonian “flatfoot” waltz and polka played by bowed harp´s player
Mart Kaasen from Lääne-Nigula (1937), arr. by K. Sildoja. Bowed harp: Krista
Sildoja; small kannel: Elo Kalda 21 Ai niga-naga/Aamer August Estonian “flatfoot” waltzes played by fiddlers Anton
Adamson from Vändra (1937), arr. by K. Sildoja. Fiddles: Raivo Sildoja,
Krista Sildoja 22 Pääväk
4 Years old Uku ask for the Sun to chase away the Rain (1999). Vocal: Uku Sildoja;
bowed harp: Krista Sildoja Contact: Krista Sildoja: krista[at]rahvamuusika.ee |
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