Svjata Vatra - Svitlyi Schljah flac album

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Artists Svjata Vatra Svitlyi schljah. Svitlyi schljah Svjata Vatra. This album has an average beat per minute of 124 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 78/204 BPM). See its BPM profile at the bottom of the page. Tracklist Svitlyi schljah.

SVJATA VATRA released fourth studio album called SVITLYI SCHLJAH (A brighter way) in April 2013. New CD contains ukrainian famous children singing games and estonian runo songs with new rocky arrangement. Gogol Bordello meets the Kalevala, dance music that makes a difference! Trombonist Ruslan Trochynskyi had played in Ukrainian folk rock band Haydamaky.

Svjata Vatra ( holy fire in Ukrainian) are an Estonian-Ukrainian fire-folk band. The band’s line-up is unique: the temperamental Ukrainian trombone together with the Estonian bagpipes produce amazing sound patterns, which generate fiery, non-Nordic and extremely masculine energy that cannot but impress everyone. Ruslan, the leader of the band, has played five years in Ukrainian folk rock band Haydamaky. In 2005 he moved to Estonia and initiated with Estonian musicians band Svjata Vatra.

CD 4 Svitlyi Schljah. CD/DVD 3 - Zillja Zelenen'ke. Playlists from this user. View all. CD 6 Muutused Zminy - Svjata Vatra.

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Artist: Svjata Vatra. Album: Svitlyi Schljah, 2013. Ruslan Trochynskyi - Vocal, trombone, scythe. Juhan Suits ( Juss ) - Estonian bagpipes, wooden horn, whistle, vocal, jew's harp. Mak, Poppy (singing game) CD Svitlyi schljah 2013. This singing game is talking about the poppy. Poppy is a flower that in Ukraine is considered to be one of the greatest symbols of fertility - just one poppy may grow up to 30000 seeds.

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