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1St EBU Folk and Traditional Music Workshop TO DATE Folk / World Music Producers 6 December 2016 EBU Members and Associates Script Euroradio Folk Music Christmas/New Year Project 2016 Compilation of 27 EBU Members' Christmas and New Year's Songs Offered to EBU Members and Associates The music from the EBU Members mentioned below will be available from 6 December for downloading from M2M. No contribution on the Winter Solstice having been received, the title of the project reverts to Christmas / New Year. IMPORTANT The entries are compiled in the reverse alphabetical order of EBU Member countries. Several entries consist of season’s greetings followed by music. Please note that countries which sent us a video have a web link, which allows to watch the artists. The tracklisting and the script of each contribution as received from the participating organizations, not revised by the EBU, are attached. Each sound file is added to the compilation in its original version as received from participants. Therefore, the level and the loudness of the recordings varies, requiring further adjusting. 1. Ukraine, NRCU 14. Iceland, RUV 2. Switzerland, SRG/SSR/RTR 15. Greece, ERT 3. Sweden, SR 16. Germany, ARD/BR 4. Spain, RNE 17. France, RFI 5. Slovenia, RTVSLO 18. Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, MKRTV 6. Slovakia, RTVS 19. Finland, YLE 7. Russia, RTR-Radio Russia 20. Estonia, ERR 8. Romania, ROR 21. Czech Republic, CR 9. Poland, PR 22. Cyprus, CyCBC 10. Moldova, TRM 23. Croatia, HRT 11. Lithuania, LRT 24. Bulgaria, BNR 12. Latvia, LR (sound recordings available until 25. Belarus, BTRC 10/12/2018, vimeo until January 2017) 26. Austria, ORF 13. Ireland, RTE 27. Armenia, PR MUS REF. Artists Music Duration FM/16/12/01/01 Artists from 27 EBU Members 121.34 CONDITIONS: No deadline, unlimited number of broadcasts in whole or in part. Except Latvia's contribution, available until 10/12/2018. Free of costs, except the usual authors' rights paid to national collecting societies. Please notify the offering organization of your broadcast date. Some artists’ photos received from contributing organizations are available in MUS. For more information, please contact: Peter Browne, RTE, e-mail: [email protected] or Krystyna Kabat, EBU, e-mail: [email protected] Euroradio Folk Music Christmas/New Year Project 2016 Tracklisting (27 countries, 37 songs + 17 season wishes, see script) Song title (national language & Country, EBU Member Artist/band Dur. English translation) 1. L. Revutsky Academic Male Capella 1. “Pryshly sme tu shchedratsy” (Soloist – Antonina Matviyenko) 1.58 / We came here to sing Christmas carols Ukraine, NTU 2. Chamber Girls Choir of M. Lysenko 2. “Oy u misti Vifleyemi” Kyiv Specialized Secondary Boarding / Oy in the city of Bethlehem 6.13 Music School Switzerland, Acavoce Neu e mira (Come and see) 3.41 SRG/SSR/RTR Sweden, SR Jul i Folkton Så mörk är natten (The Night is Dark) 3.12 1.- Alegría Alegría 2.49 Spain, RNE Raimundo Amador 2.- Noche de Paz (Silent Night) 4.11 Mira Huber, vocals Slovenia, RTVSLO Nina Volk, oprekelj (dulcimer) Teči, teči, bistra voda 3.07 Domen Marinčič, viola da gamba Anna Jakubíková Folk Music Ensemble A v tej záhrade, Na vašom stole / And In Slovakia, RTVS Borievka with first violinist 1.48 the Garden, On Your Table Igor Gašpar Russia, RTR- Taissiya Krasnopevtseva (vocals), «Нова радость» 2.15 Radio Russia Sergei Filatov (keyboards) New Joy 1. Group de Copii din Clinceni – 1. Saltati campuri si livezi - 0.39 Children's Folk Music Group from Arise, fields and meadows Clinceni Romania, ROR 2. Colindatori din Vorona si Orchestra 2. Jocul Caprei / Goat Dance 1.09 "Rapsozii Botosanilor" "Carollers from Vorona" and “Bards of Botoşani” Orchestra Przy hornej dolinie / Poland, PR Jan Karpiel Bułecka 4.35 On the mountain valley 1. Angela Arseni – vocals 1. Colind de Cracin / 3.55 Instrumental ensemble Christmas Carol Moldova, TRM 2. Scoală, scoală, domn bun, scoală/ 2. Maria Mocanu Wake up, good man, wake up 3.40 Lithuania, LRT Lyla ir Veronika Povilionienė Leliumoj 7.07 1. Sidrabs / Silver 6.57 Laima Jansone, kokle Latvia, LR Olafs Okonovs, vimeo 2. Putenis / Blizzard 4.16 1. Christmas Day 2.49 1. David Hope Ireland, RTÉ 2. Róisín Elsafty 2. Cuireadh Do Mhuire = An invitation to Mary 4.08 Svavar Knútur / Nóttin var sú ágæt ein / Iceland, RUV Ragnheiður Gröndal / 4.05 Cradle Song Kristjana Stefánsdóttir Greece, RTE Mode Plagal feat. Savina Yannatou Thracian Christmas carols 5.13 Bavarian Radio Chorus Germany, ARD/BR Munich Radio Orchestra Les Anges dans nos campagnes 4.27 Conductor: Howard Arman 1. Happy Together 3.15 France, RFI After in Paris 2. Midnight Christmas 1.57 Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Macedonian Philharmonic Orchestra "Eternal God" 4.06 MKRTV 1. Konsta Jylhän joululaulu (Konsta 3.20 Juuri & Juuri (Emilia Lajunen & Finland, Yle Jylhä’s Christmas Carol) Eero Grundström) 2. Christmas Polska 3.43 1. Earth and Sea Rejoice / Himmel, Erde, 2.33 Luft und Meer (Kärla) Estonia, ERR Ensemble Triskele 2. Dear Jesus, Bringer of Joy / Lieber 5.48 Jesu, Trost der Herzen (Reigi) 1. Cimbálová muzika Soláň, 1. Prýští sa studená vodička z kameňa 3.13 zpívá Ludmila Vašková (Cold water springs out of a stone) (Cimbalom Music Soláň, Ludmila Vašková, vocals) Czech Republic, CR 2. Horňácká cimbálová muzika Petra 2. Byla cesta pěkně šlapaná Galečky, zpívá Sboreček žen z Lipova 1.32 (The way was nicely trodden) (Horňácko´s dulcimer band of Petr Galečka from Lipov, voice Little choir of woman from Lipov) 1. Leandros Sitaros Choir 1. Η Γέννησις σου, Χριστέ ο Θεός υμών 1.37 [LE-an-dros SI-ta-ros] (Your birth, Christ our God) (director: Maro Skordi) [MA-ro skor-DI] Cyprus, CyBC 2. Leandros Sitaros Choir 2.21 [LE-an-dros SI-ta-ros] 2. Ειρήνη Ψάλλουν οι Καμπάνες Organ: Pitsa Spiridaki The Bells ring out a message of Peace [PI-tsa spi-ri-DA-ki] Director: Maro Skordi [MA-ro skor-DI] LADO Narodi nam se kralj nebeski Croatia, HRTR National Folk Dance Ensemble of 3.01 (Born is the King of Heaven) Croatia Petio Kostadinov – bagpipe, Коледарски буенек Bulgaria, BNR 3.01 BNR Folk Music Orchestra Koledari Buenek 1. Chabathuki Ensemble from Stoshany, “Good news”, Christmas psalm 1.48 Pinsk district, Brest region Belarus, BTRC Ой,ты,бабочко, Стара галочка 2. Natallia Matylitsckaya “Oh you Grandma, the old tick” 0.59 Saxofour: Florian Bramböck, Klaus Dickbauer, Austria, ORF Have Yourself A Scary Little Christjazz 3.44 Christian Maurer, Wolfgang Puschnig – reeds Nubar Folk Ensemble and Tonantcuyc Tonacuyc -Pancacanq sarer / Our Armenia, AMPR 6.27 Ensemble Mountains Euroradio Christmas / New Year / Winter Solstice Folk Music Project 2016 Ukraine (2 songs) 1st song EBU Member Music publishers / (abbreviation and full Title / Original language & commercial disc Artist Composer Lyricist Arranger Producer Duration name in the national English label & number (if language) applicable) UANTU Branch of National Television Company of Ukraine – L. Revutsky Academic CD “Ukrainian Radio”/ “Pryshly sme tu shchedratsy” National Radio Male Capella Viktor Stepurko Natsionalna / We came here to sing Traditional Traditional Company of 1.58 (born 1951) Telekompaniya (Soloist – Antonina Christmas carols Ukraine Ukrayiny, TD Matviyenko) “Ukrayinske Radio”(former NRCU) Information on the song Ukrainian Christmas Lemkian carol. Conducted by Yuriy Kuratch. Recorded in 2013 at St. Michael's Golden-Domed Cathedral, Kyiv, by National Radio Company of Ukraine. Biographical details on the artist L. Revutsky Academic Male Capella. Conductor – Volodymyr Kuratch / Official site: http://revutsky.at.ua// In old times church choirs in Ukraine consisted of men and boys only. As a result there was created a great number of church choir music for male voices. Therefore it became necessary to found a male choir capella which could preserve and develop longstanding traditions. L.Revutsky Academic Male Capella was established in 1969. Primarily its name was “Kyivan male choir capella”. In different time periods the Capella was conducted by such famous conductors as Semen Dorohyi, Yevhen Savchuk, Yuriy Kuratch. For the longest period, from 1984 to 2009, the Capella worked under conduction of People’s Artist of Ukraine Zinoviy-Bohdan Antkiv. He was one of the first Ukrainian conductors who turned to Ukrainian sacred music, to liturgies by K.Stetsenko, O.Koshyts, M.Leontovych. Under his direction the Capella became first to sing on stage riflemen and rebellious songs. He determined main priorities for the Capella’s repertoire: world classic, Ukrainian folklore, cultural heritage and contemporary composers’ works. Thanks to his dynamic activity the repertoire had been renewed on a regular basis. Undeservingly neglected pages of Ukrainian choral music were performed and recorded folk songs - carols /koliadky and shchedrivky/, historical, Cossacks’, Chumaks’, riflemen, rebels’ and wedding songs - along with ancient Kyivan chants and renowned chants of Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra, works by D.Bortniansky, M.Berezovsky, A.Vedel, M.Lysenko, K.Stetsenko. L.Revutsky Academic Male Capella consists of 45 highly professional musicians. It incorporates a Chamber Choir - the Boyan Ensemble, composed of 27 best Capella’s performers. The Ensemble was formed in 1989 for the touring activities. Along with there was created a Boys and Youth Chorus. The Capella is active promoter of oeuvre by modern Ukrainian composers, such as Y.Stankovych, I.Karabyts, L.Dychko, V.Zubytskyi, G.Gavrylets, O.Yakovchuk, V.Stepurko, M.Shukh, I.Nebesnyi, I.Taranenko etc. Besides Ukrainian music the Capella’s repertoire includes samples of Slavonic and Western-European sacred and classical choral music. L.Revutsky Academic Male Capella has presented concert programs at the best concert halls of Ukraine, Poland, Bulgaria, the Netherlands, Spain, France, Israel, Italy, the Great Britain and 4 Belgium. It is a regular participant of leading world festivals. Antonina Matviyenko (soloist) She is a daughter of a famous Ukrainian singer, People’s artist of Ukraine, Nina Matviyenko.
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