Various: Ukrainian Village Music: Historic Recordings 1928 - 1933 CD Track Listing

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Various Ukrainian Village Music: Historic Recordings 1928 - 1933
This misc cd contains 24 tracks and runs 76min 58sec.
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1. Ukrainska Selska Orchestra (Ukranian Village Orchestra) - Dowbush (Kozak) (03:14)
   M. Slobodian-violin with cymbaly and drum. Camden, NJ, 10 February 1930.
2. Ukrainska Selska Orchestra (Ukranian Village Orchestra) - Newelnik (Prisoner) (Waltz) (03:21)
   M Slobodian-violin with second violin and string bass. Camden, NJ, 27 May 1930.
3. Orchestra Bratia "Holutiaky-Kuziany" - Tramla Z Pod Pagorka (03:02)
   Two or three violins and string bass, New York, June 1929.
4. Orchestra Bratia "Holutiaky-Kuziany" - Chytry Tanecne Cardasy (Artful Csardas Dance) (03:07)
   Two or three violins and string bass, New York, June 1929.
5. Ewgen Zukowsky - Kolomyjka Powitowa (County Kolomyjka) (02:59)
   Vocal with two violins, flute, clarinet and string bass. New York, October 1930.
6. Ewgen Kolomyjka - Kolomyjka Powitowa (County Kolomyjka) (03:00)
   Vocal with two violins, flute, clarinet and string bass. New York, October 1930.
7. Samuil Pilip and his Lemkiwska Orchestra - Daliwskyj Tanec (03:10)
   Two lead violins, one or two second violins and string bass. New York, March 1929.
8. Samuil Pilip and his Lemkiwska Orchestra - Skrypka Hraje, Bas Hude (the Fiddle Plays, the Bass Hums) (03:08)
   Two lead violins, one or two second violins and string bass. New York, March 1929.
9. Samuil Pilip and his Lemkiwska Orchestra - De Ty Buw, Janiczku? (Where Were You, Janiczku?) (03:16)
   Two lead violins, one or two second violins and string bass. New York, May 1929.
10. Ukrainska Selska Orchestra (Ukranian Village Orchestra) - Kozak Dla Molodych (Young Folks Kozak) (03:22)
    M. Slobodian-violin, with cymbaly and drum, Theodore J. Swystun-vocal. Camden, NJ, 9 December 1929.
11. Ukrainska Selska Orchestra (Ukranian Village Orchestra) - Zalaniswka Hreczka (03:15)
    Two or three violins and trombone. New York, ca. July 1933.
12. Josef Pizio - Pidkamecka Kolomyjka (03:07)
    Violin solo with two second violins and string bass. New York, September 1931.
13. Josef Pizio - Ruzia Kaczky Zahaniala (Ruzia Drove the Ducks to the Pen) (03:09)
    (Kozaczok). Violin solo with two second violins and string bass. New York, September 1931.
14. Josef Pizio - Polka "Czariwnyj Kaminetz" (Dazzling Jewel Polka) (03:16)
    Violin solo with two second violins and string bass. New York, ca. April 1933.
15. Theodore J. Swystun - Kozaczka Szumka (03:09)
    Vocal with Pawlo Humeniuk-violin, clarinet, piano and string bass. New York, ca. April 1930.
16. Joseph Davidenko - Kozak (03:06)
    Mandolin solo with Eugenio Cibelli-guitar. New York, 19 September 1932.
17. Trembita Orchestra - Ebba (Evelyn) (Polka) (03:20)
    Wasyl Gula (Bill Gale)-violin, with second violin, guitar and string bass. New York, 5 May 1930.
18. Trembita Orchestra - Nina (Polka) (03:20)
    Wasyl Gula (Bill Gale)-violin, with second violin, guitar and string bass. New York, 5 May 1930.
19. Michala Thomasa & Ukrainska Orchestra - Tanec "Husar" (Hussar Dance) (03:28)
    Michale Thomas-violin, with two second violins, string bass and drums. New York, February 1930.
20. Michala Thomasa & Ukrainska Orchestra - Pidhirska (Foothills) (Kolomyjka) (03:12)
    Michal Thomas-violin, with two second violins and string bass. New York, October 1929.
21. Petra Rosady & Ukrainska Orchestra - Zydiwoczka Na Seli (Jewish Girl in the Village) (03:04)
    Violin, flute, trombone, piano and string bass. New York, June 1928.
22. Ukrainska Selska Orchestra (Ukranian Village Orchestra) - Shnel Polka (Fast Polka) (03:18)
    M. Slobodian-violin, with cymbaly and drum, Theodore J. Swystun - remarks. Camden, NJ, 9 December 1929.
23. Ukrainska Selska Orchestra (Ukranian Village Orchestra) - Marusia (Little Mary) (Polka) (03:20)
    M. Slobodian-violin, with two second violins and string bass. Camden, NJ, 27 May 1930.
24. Ukrainska Selska Orchestra (Ukranian Village Orchestra) - Kolomyjka Lubka (Sweetheart Kolomyjka) (03:03)
    M. Slobodian-violin, with cymbaly and drum. Camden, NJ, 10 February 1930.