Chornobyl Songs Project: Living Culture from a Lost World

Ensemble Hilka

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Under the musical direction of Yevhen Yefremov, an ethnomusicologist and singer whose field expeditions into Kyivan Polissia (“the Chornobyl Zone”) began in the 1970s and have continued to the present day, Ensemble Hilka presents the sketch of a ritual year as a song cycle that may have been performed in a typical Polissian village for centuries leading up to the Chornobyl nuclear disaster in 1986.

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101	Oi pan khaziaïn, chy ie ty vdoma? – Winter song for the master of the house	Ensemble Hilka	3:04
102	Oi na richtsi, na Iordani – Church carol	Ensemble Hilka	1:43
103	Oi dai Bozhe vesnu pochat’ – Spring calling song	Ensemble Hilka	0:47
104	Strila – Spring ritual song	Ensemble Hilka	2:58
105	Vasyl’, Vasyl’ – Spring song	Ensemble Hilka	3:04
106	Kalyna-malyna nad iarom stoiala – Lyrical song	Ensemble Hilka	4:34
107	Oi po horke, po krutoi – Soldier’s song	Ensemble Hilka	2:48
108	Provedu ia rusalochky – Early summer song	Ensemble Hilka	1:15
109	Nasha khata na pomosti – Lyrical song	Ensemble Hilka	3:12
110	Ne kuî, ne kuî, da zezul’ko rebaia – Solo song	Ensemble Hilka	2:22
111	Kalyna-malyna luhovaia – Solo song	Ensemble Hilka	2:25
112	D’oi ty bereza tonkaia, kudravaia – Summer field song	Ensemble Hilka	2:29
113	A v chuzhoho sokola – Harvest song	Ensemble Hilka	0:52
114	Oi z-za dnoï horki... – Lyrical song	Ensemble Hilka	3:18
115	Da kosyv kosar – Salt trader’s song	Ensemble Hilka	4:30
116	Rozpletala mene diadina – Wedding song	Ensemble Hilka	0:45
117	Oi shcho my skhotily – Wedding song	Ensemble Hilka	0:44
118	Kotu, kotu, kotochku – Lullaby	Ensemble Hilka	1:00
119	Oi pan khaziaïn… – Winter song (reprise)	Ensemble Hilka	0:48

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