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Re: Info about the song, Those were the days
- From: Lionel Mrocki & Karen Amos <amrocks...>
- Subject: Re: Info about the song, Those were the days
- Date: Wed 08 Aug 2001 22.11 (GMT)
This info came to me from someone not on this list.
Hi, Lionel .
Just trying to remember, this song is an old russian/gypsy
tune, which was performed at the end of XIX century (1870~) at
many russian resturants employing gypsy groups (read War
and Peace by Tolstoy). Later, the song has gained popularity
as a russian traditional melody and song. But the sound and
the structure of the song is clearly gypsy. There is a possibility
that the klezmer groups were using it during Christian weddings
etc, if there were employed to play for them.
I will try to find some more info.
David Breytman
Musical Director Sadko Russian Music Ensemble
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