Christmas Carols...

   

Trebunie Tutki

Kolędy Góralskie
1996

Tracks:

01. Malućki, malućki
02. Dnia jednego o północy
03. Przybieżeli do Betlejem
04. Idziemy tu idziemy
05. A wcora z wiecora
06. Lulajże Jezuniu
07. Przy hornej dolinie
08. Posoł baca owce
09. Dobrze ześ się Jezu pod Giewontem zrodził
10. Z downa zwycoj bywa wsyndyj
11. A wczora z wieczora
12. Jezusicek malusieńki
13. Do szopy hej pasterze
14. Panie Boze dam Ci co fces
15. A jo stary dziod
16. Na Kondrackie Holi (sł. Stanisław Gąsienica-Byrcyn)
17. Na to Boze Narodzenie
18. Za kolęde dziękujemy

Skład zespołu:

Krzysztof Trebunia-Tutka - prym I, piszczałki, fujarki, dzwonki, śpiew
Andrzej Polak - prym II i III, śpiew
Anna Trebunia-Tutka - sekund I, śpiew
Jan Trebunia-Tutka - sekund II, altówka, śpiew
Andrzej Wyrostek - basy podhalańskie, kontrabas
oraz dzieci góralskie z Poronina:
Ania i Jaś Malacina, Jadzia i Małgosia Szwajnos, Józek i Staś Morula

  

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The name of Trebunie-Tutki  group is the name of a big, famous family, that has been living in Podhale region for generations. And for all those years music has been present in the family life; during very important events, like weeding or funeral and also during ordinary days and long winter evenings. But Trebunie-Tutki did not play only for themselves. The Trebunias’ grand father- Stanislaw Budz Mróz gave concerts in Warsaw, Lvov, Hamburg, Berlin and even, in 1925, at the World Exhibition in Paris. He also played for such well known Polish artists like Jan Kasprowicz or Karol Szymanowski.

All members of Trebunie-Tutki group still live in Podhale-mountain region, far away from the overcrowded capital city, big events and a commercial market, what, of course, is not good for them. But the Trebunias say, that „they have to be close to the sky-touching mountains, dark forests and green valleys, to hear a wind whistling and to fill an air vibration during a thunderstorm. And all those things you can find in their music.

  

   

"A traditional highlander music is difficult and not very popular. To make it more interesting and do not forget the traditional customs and ceremonies, Trebunie-Tutki try to create a new, special sound of their music - called by them ”a new highlander music” or ”a heavy wood music”. In this music you can find elements from reggae, jazz and rock."

   

...so they say... good thing on "Kolędy Góralskie" they don't "create new"... humble me thinks just the opposite is true... all that fusion/fashion will disappear... "Górale" muisc is here to stay...

listen...

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