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Mari Boine, Inna Zhelannaya and Sergey Starostin «Winter in Moscow»

Перед тем, как через несколько часов у меня закончится, решил я поделится с вами одним волшебным альбомчиком. Такое вот замечательное русско-норвежское волшебство, шаманство от Старостина-Боине-Желанной. Записан в 1992 в Москве, вышел в 2001 на Германщине. Глобальный мир, понимаешь. :) Winter in Moscow — самое главное (да и Boine в частности), наверное, моё музыкальное открытие последнего времени и один из самых теперь любимых альбомов. Один из немногих релизов, которые я хочу не только в мп3, но и в оригинале. Правда, тот, если верить сети, продается только в той самой Германщине да в Штатах у перекупщиков. И 17 евро, опять же. Но я помечтаю напоследок. :) Ну и, собственно, с наступившей зимой. :)

This sounds like a very special project. Mari Boine, the well-known
singer from Lapland, together with Inna Zhelannaya and Sergey Starostin
both from the Russian group the Farlanders. The idea for this cd came
in 1990 and in 1992 the musicians met for the first time in a studio in
Moscow. The first three songs from this cd are recorded during this
first meeting. The cd starts with a typically Mari Boine styled song
where she also takes the leading vocals accompanied by the voice of
Starostin and the sound of the Rozjok cowhornthat is so typically for
the music of the Farlanders. In the second song Pjesna Ljesorubov Inna
Zhelannaya is singing the leading part and Korridorsangen is sung by
Boine again. After these three crossover songs each musician plays with
their own band a few extra numbers. That is such a pity, why didn?t
they record a few more songs together? The combination works! The
Russian and the Joik music perfectly fit together and create a very
strong sound. Not that the other songs are of bad quality but they are
not as powerful and refreshing as the first three. Of course, Sjestra
maja notsj is sung beautifully by Zhelannaya and also Boine and
Starostin bring high quality songs but it was the chemistry of these
great musicians together that made the first part of this cd of such a
high quality. I recommend Winter in Moscow highly but I do hope that
they will meet again in Moscow or at any other place on this globe and
they will record more Russian-Sami progressive folk music.

Jaro

Eelco Schilder

from http://www.folkworld.de

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