Hi guys! I am an accordion player from Czechia. You played fantastic, but there is one problem - Rosamunde, in its origin, isnt German song. It was written by a Czech composer Jaromir Vejvoda, and in Czech is called "škoda lásky". Of course, later, it was arranged for german audience, but it's a czech song❤.
Well I mean the Video is not called ,, Music from Countries " but rather traditional Music and as someone who lives in Germany I still hear it very often. I get your point though
Slavic songs on accordions sound beautifull. We Slavs have a wonderful culture, we are brothers, no matter what the politicians say. Greetings from Poland🇵🇱
Here in Brazil we have a rhythm named " Forró " which has the accordion as the main instrument and also a very particular style of playing it. The principal name of the rhythm is the legend " Luis Gonzaga ". Just saying this because Brazil isn't just Samba and beaches, we have multiple cultures and I'm sure you guys will love the Forró and it's connection with the accordion. Hugs!
@@kalilsampaio7035 feira de mangaio, asa branca, sala de reboco, assum preto, xote das meninas, espumas ao vento, tareco e mariola, meu cenário... a lista é grande. espero que os caras vejam e conheçam nossa riqueza nordestina
@@lbermantovani1622 de fato! É importante tirar essa visão que se tem do Brasil de ser só samba e futebol. É muito bonita também a música tradicional sulista
Wow so beautiful to heard this song from Georgia, my mom she's from Georgia and she become a good energy to hear this song, big Respect from Iran❤️🔥❤️🔥
Great video, guys! Jorge Ben jor is nice, but actually here in Brazil the accordion is most widely used to play two rhythms, which are forró and sertanejo. I suggest you take a look, you might like it :)
♥️🇷🇸 you chose a very beautiful serbian song , i honestly thought you would play something like moravac or uzicko kolo, but I'm glad you chose tamo daleko, a song from WW1 that's very impactful. Especially if you understand the history of this country or how this song came to be. thank you ♥️
"Tamo Daleko" is Serbian song, but it's not typical Serbian traditional song, it's kind of exception, based on French music and very different from the rest of Serbian traditional music. They also picked wrong song to represent Romanian traditionall music. Anyway, they showed they can play different music styles very well.
❤😂 Миллион благодарностей!!! Обожаю национальную музыку разных стран! Вы - супер! Сумели передать национальные характеры даже в коротких музыкальных фрагментах! ❤
Continental Europe: hey lets have a dance and drink and gather and enjoy life. England: Im depressed. I want to die. Hey there bard. Play me a song of sadness.
Give them a break. Poor sods have been living under the rain since they settled, with people who don't want them there on two sides, open sea leading to frozen lands on another, and the most terrifying ennemy known to man southward. People who eat snails and frogs. Madmen. Morale is bound to take a hit.
@@SorisMusic It is a song, sung by the serbian soldiars in the WW1 who fought in outsite of serbia. The name of the song translated means something like "There far away" . It tells about how great it was in the villages before the war and how the churches, in which they married, got burned.
Holly mother of God, That tango from Argentina!!! 🇦🇷 bravo 👏. Cheers 🍻 from Mexico 🇲🇽. Viva la música from every corner of the world 🌎 or universe 👽 shout out to any human and non human that could read this.
In Mexico we have a deep connection with the accordion, it's used in a lot of current popular music, but also in traditional music as well, we have our own style of polka due to the cultural mix that happened in the north of the country, your rendition of Jarabe Tapatío was really good, and I hope that you read my comment because I'd love to hear you play a mexican polka 😁
Its just what I wanted to say. They picked Jarabe Tapatio, one of the most steriotypical songs.of Mexico, but one of the simplest, and I don"t blame them; but like you said, I invite them to dive into the norteño genre,for instance. We got plenty of songs composed for accordion, though not as known as Jarabe, but worth to try.
don't know about other lyrics, but Serbian is extremely touching one. far far away, away from the sea, there is my village, there is Serbia... song composed at Greek island of Corfu to commemorate starved survived Serbian soldiers after retreat march through foreign mountains who regrouped at Ionian sea to be joined by Greeks, Brits and French troupes at Salonika front in the Word War I. It was later played at funeral of Nikola Tesla
Regards from Serbia and tnx for the song "Tamo daleko". Here is translation: "Over there, far away from the sea, There lies my village, there lies Serbia. 2X Over there, where the lemon blooms yellow, There was the only path for the Serbian army. 2X Over there, where the white Crimea blossoms, There, father and son gave their lives together. 2X There, where the Morava quietly flows, There my icon remained, and my patron saint's day. 2X There, where the Timok greets Veljko's city, There they burned down the church, where I wedded as a young bride. 2X Without my homeland, I lived on Krf, But proudly Serbia lived within me. 2X" The song "Tamo daleko" talks about nostalgia and love for Serbia and its traditions, even when one is far away from their homeland. It describes rural life, military paths, the sacrifice of fathers and sons for the country, as well as an emotional connection to Serbian culture and customs. The song highlights the importance of homeland and the pride one feels towards their country, even when they are far away from it.
Thank you for the Lyrics and explanation!😃 I've known that song for a few years now and always loved it. Until today i didnt know the lyrics but it always sounded to beautifully nostalgic to me❤ Now i know it indeed is😊
if you know the limitations of playing the bagpipes youd cut us some slack😅 Although scotland has many other folk songs without bagpipes and thats what id rather people hear, more interesting scottish celtic music than the same 3 bagpipes songs which all kind of sound similar anyway
My middle school aged son is the only accordion student in his city and when he heard your Finland Polkka he immediately looked up how to play it that day and put it together by ear. I asked what his motivation was and he said it was a song in the game, "World of Tanks" when he went to Finland (in the game). Keep up the good work! You guys sound great!
Thank you for including Belarus. This is my mother's country, often pushed aside to obscurity, and I am pleased to see its representation. It is a wonderful place, and the people even more so.
As a Brazilian I really think it's cool you guys using Jorge Ben Jor, but I think maybe Luiz Gonzaga would be a better choice to show how Brazilian music uses the accordion.
yeah, that's the moment i realised they're not playing "accordion music" from countries, they're just playing music from different countries *on* accordions
Interestingly Serbian song was composed to commemorate Serbian soldiers starved and depleted after retreat march because of Germany and Austria invaded Serbia in the World War I. Love from Serbia
Пришла по рекомендации от канала "Микитко сын Алексеев", ни разу не пожалела, знала, что он только лучшее посоветует, итог: подписка, лайки, засела смотря ваши видео. Ребята, это прекрасно, благодарю за то, что вас порекомендовали и благодарю вас за прекрасный контент, мои уши в раю, ну и глаза не оторвать от таких красивых парней))
Amazing talented musicians. It's an honor listen to this songs of many countries and reminds them their traditions. Greetings from Natal, Rio Grande do Norte in the northeast of Brazil. 🇧🇷. Keep yourselves always playing the best playlist of this world.
Russians call it Bayan (after the name of the epic bard Boyan, a character of "The Lay of Igor's Campaign", a Russian poem of 12 century) and consider it a Russian instrument.
@@clasherdanet8699 Kinad. We have two versions. Original,which is not, and translated english version Beer barrel polka. Original text is about lost love. But the first version was only instrumental.
The song "Rosamunde" has a german Text, but the melody and Polka in general has nothing to do with germany. I think it was because of Ernst Mosch. Technically, He was a german and made Polkas to hits. Today, his birth-region belongs to the Czech Republic.
8:10 Tamo Daleko is a really sad song, it is from WW1 I tear up every time I hear it Lyrics: There, far away, far from the sea, There is my village, there is Serbia. There is my village, there is Serbia. There, far away, where the yellow lemon blooms, There was the only path open to the Serbian Army. There was the only path open to the Serbian Army. There, far away, where white lilies bloom, There, father and son together gave their lives. There, father and son together gave their lives. There, where the silent Morava travels, There my icon stayed, and my family saint. There my icon stayed, and my family saint. There, where the Timok greets Veljko's city, There they burned my church, where I was married when young. There they burned my church, where I was married when young. Without my homeland, I lived on Corfu, But I proudly cheered, "Long live Serbia!" But I proudly cheered, "Long live Serbia!"
It's so interesting to hear that the accordion can play many music genres and so many styles! My surprise was to hear them play classical music with it!
Your choice of songs to represent each contry wad so satisfying. I wanted to like only the one from my contry but truth be told I liked them all. Congratulations, your work was superb.❤
@@zdravkocoric7451 Serbs and Bulgars come from the same direction, so if Bulgaria is not a slavic country, Serbia is not either. Not to mention the huge impact that Bulgaria had on the slavic culture. The literature, the language, the church, etc.
@@tibcsi528 no it isnt. it's Romanian. Hungarians need to stop claiming things inherently Romanian belong to them just because some feel they are lacking compared to Romania.
Serbska pieśń patriotyczna "Tamo Daleko" - Majstersztyk! 👏👏👏👏👏"Tamo daleko, daleko od mora - tamo je selo moje, tamo je Srbija!"💔 Jeszcze "Mars na Drinu" zagrajcie proszę i serce i dusza się nakarmi tym pięknem...
Awesome! You guys have a great talent. Music is a great leveller, it brings everyone together. Songs of the people should be played at every meeting of heads of state. ❤
Greetings from Mexico, there are traditional mexican polka, cultural heritage from Poland in the north of Mexico. The most popular polka is called "polka de Evangelina"
Great,my dear colleagues! Greetings from opera singer from Serbia. There are lot of similarities between countries. Music bounds us all. Even though I am not Bulgarian,that was the most impressive,everything else was really impressive. It is so hard. Serbia is near Bulgaria and we know that.
Тамо далеко... В детстве просто обожал эту песню. Иной раз сидишь, слушаешь как поют родственники - и душа прям наполняется... Чувством Родины, что ли? Не знаю точно, может сербская кровь во мне так отзывается, или существует какая-либо другая причина. Спасибо Вам, что в очередной раз напомнили об этом чувстве
Argentina , Paraguay y el sur de Brasil , comparten un ritmo tocado casi exclusivo con acordeón , se llama "chamamé " , que es el más representativo para este instrumento , ya que el tango se toca pero con acordeón .
🇦🇷🥲 Carlos Gardel - Por una Cabeza 🥰🇦🇷 8:49 Listens the tango... it's like he invade your soul and go to your heart, it make feel the romance and passion... it make feel like a Argentinian
Por una cabeza, todas las locuras Su boca que besa Borra la tristeza, calma la amargura....👍 It's a song about a "femme fatale" a really beautiful woman, the The man knows that he will lose but he wants her anyway, he wants "those lips that take away the pain and bitterness".
@lazarus921 Yes, our languages are quite similar... And both very beautiful to hear. I love polish folk music and I hope I'll have the chance to go to Warsaw one day ❤
Там далеко, далеко от моря, там же село моё, там моя Сербия! I'm Russian and this sentence can be word to word in Russian. I don't want to speak with brothers in English, I want to speak in their languages. Zdravo budte, brati slavyane!
Thanks! My grandpa’s parents came to America from Värmland (Torsby) and my grandma’s parents from Belarus (near Mogilev and I think Slutsk). Other side of the family is at least mainly German. Accordion-loving countries. 😊🇸🇪🇧🇾🇩🇪
Ваши инструменты просто поют, бесконечная благодарность за ролик!!!!!! Музыкальное Искусство - высшая форма наслаждения и любви!!!!!!!!Просто умницы!!!
Я из России. Очень понравилось исполнение славянских песен: Украины, России, Польши, Беларуси, Сербии. Что-то прям очень родное есть во всех. Ну и Хава Нагила была замечательной!
kkkkkkkkkkkkk o Brasil eles erraram kkkkkkkkkk pensaram que era argentina e colocaram um tango kkkkkkk Brasil tem muitos estilos, são vários países formando um só
Brasil tiene también muchos ritmos distintos y canciones bonitas, la que eligieron para representar a su país no le hace justicia. Para Argentina pusieron un Tango-Canción de Gardel que fue compuesto con bandoneón, instrumento de la familia del acordeón. Corrió con ventaja Argentina, seguro Brasil tiene también canciones tradicionales que en ese instrumento suenen así de bien. Saludos y que tengas una buena semana.
Во время исполнения грузинской композиции мне тут же вспомнилась поездка к родственникам в Тбилиси. Ребята, вы делаете замечательный контент, так держать, спасибо, вы мне изрядно подняли настроение))
I'm from Bulgaria and respect for your talent guys. The Bulgarian rhythm is specifically different from the other countries, so if you do that so you can do everything, and this is approve from many musicians around the world.
@@JustDuetFFM Thanks for interpeting Donauwellen in this video. Probably my favourite waltz. It represents Romania in a way most other Romanian songs or pieces don't, which is probably why it's one of the most popular. Not Slavic, but not fully Latin either. Thank you again
The dynamics of that Bulgarian piece are crazy. I don't really know a lot of these songs but they're all great. I hope to find a nice diatonic accordion to learn Breton folk music on
@@idliketobeagummybearI know some folk breton bands, if it can help :) For exemple there are “At re Yaounk” (the young men, in French), “Carré-Manchot” or “Lúnasa”, after there are also great musicians like Didier Squiban, Alan Stivell or Youenn Gwernig (more singing).
Por una cabeza, de un noble potrillo Que justo en la raya, afloja al llegar Y que al regresar, parece decir No olvides, hermano Vos sabes, no hay que jugar Por una cabeza, metejón de un día De aquella coqueta y risueña mujer Que al jurar sonriendo el amor que está mintiendo Quema en una hoguera Todo mi querer Muy bueno!! 🇦🇷
@@gufri7278 obvio sarcasmo me imagino porq es frances-argentino. si un mexicano hace tango no es tango mexicano, es tango Argentino hecho por un mexicano. Lo mismo con Uruguay
Yes. And in Music even the opponents need to work together in order to sound good. :) Music teach us to work together. In music you can hear the ,,lie". )))
The range of these guys with an accordion is astonishing, if I didn't know any better, I would have been sure the Scottish song was played on bagpipes!
