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RECORDINGS
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Mozaik
self-published, 2004
conductor: Andrej Zupan
- Srđan Ribarović: Rondo vulgaris
- Emil Adamič (arr. D. Nedović): Two Tatar Silhouettes
- Traditional (arr. S. Loy): Pojdem v Rute
- Dušan Nedović: Sydney 2000
- Nino de Gleria: Svak Brzec
- ljudska (arr. B. Narat): Da göra ta škarbinina
- ljudska (arr. V. Batista): Dajte, dajte
- Bojan Cvetrežnik: Easy, cool, relaxed, satisfied
- ljudska (arr. M. Vrhovnik Smrekar, N. Moritoki): Zrelo je žito
- Matjaž Jarc: Trije lumbarajski vetri
- Vladimir Stiasny, Lev Svetek: Mandolina
soloists:
- Nuša Derenda, vocal
- Aleš Eržen, didgeridoo
- Vesna Zornik, vocal
- Bojan Cvetrežnik, violin
- Anja Bukovec, violin
- Janez Dovč, accordion
- Nagisa Moritoki, koto & vocal
- Tanja Pirc, mandolin
- Oto Pestner, vocal
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The CD was recorded for the 30th anniversary of the orchestra. The common thread of the pieces was exclusively Slovenian music, due to its specific sound in the mandolin interpretation, which makes it unique in Slovenia as well as in the rest of the world. The CD includes a wide variety of music works: from traditional to authorial, from orchestral to solo, from sweet melodies to lively dances. Many authors and performers of classical, pop, rock and ethno music helped with the recording of the CD and thus contributed to its diversity.
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Orkester Mandolina Ljubljana
ZKP RTV Slovenije, 1999
conductor: Dušan Nedović
- Tomaž Habe: Pastirče mlado
- Paul Walthers: A Romance and Dance to Spanish Motifs
- Hans Gál: Capriccio
- Yasuo Kuwahara: Japanese Autumn Songs
- Peter Hoch: Baška voda
- Robert Schulz: Dance Pieces
- Bruno Szordikowsky: Planxty O´Carolan
- Urban Koder: Cvetje v jeseni
soloist:
Žarko Vojinović, accordion
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The CD was recorded for the orchestra's silver jubilee. It includes eight pieces, which were, at the time, part of the orchestra's standard repertoire. They are all works of contemporary authors; most of the pieces contain a strong traditional note, inspired by rich folk music from all over the world.
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