Olexa Kabanov : On the Wings of the Renaissance.
Strings slowly plucked from the soul.
On this album you will hear Ukrainian melodies and Bulgarian folk songs which have survived
centuries, Indian tabla rhythms and Japanese taiko drums, medieval motifs and
open ethnic vocals.
All these compositions create the feeling that the Renaissance is a kind of mood, this music leaves a
unique impression, bringing the listener close into the colorful World of World music.
Songs:
1. Over the Seven Seas
2. Chasing the Horizon
3. Druzhchitse
4. Oh Na Ivana Na Kupala
5. Skomoroshki
6. Facing the Fate
7. Peter Se Ljubi Hubava Yanka
8. On the Wings of the Renaissance
9. Holiday (remix)
10. Oh Matinka Sira Utinka
Listen to: the entire album.
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Release date: 07/26/2014
Olexa Kabanov lives in Kiev Ukraine
Tagged as: World, Folk, Eastern Voices
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Olexa Kabanov : On the Wings of the Renaissance.