Russian Folk group Tryn-Trava from Saint Petersburg, Russia
Фольк-группа "Трынъ - Трава" была создана в 2000 году в Санкт-Петербурге - городе богатом
фольклорными традициями.
Само название коллектива - "Трынъ-Трава" - в современном понимании означает некоторую
несерьёзность, лёгкое отношение к жизни, отсутствие догматизма, - что и определяет
музыкальный стиль группы. В аранжировках песен и романсов, наряду с традиционным исполнением,
нередки и музыкальные шутки, коллажи, смешение различных стилей и культур.
В репертуаре ансамбля старинные русские, казачьи, украинские, цыганские песни и романсы,
песни советских композиторов, народные игры и танцы с участием зрителей. Концерты
возможно проводить в концертных залах, ресторанах, клубах и частных домах.
За время существования ансамбль "Трынъ-Трава" приобрёл заслуженную популярность в
Санкт-Петербурге и области. Группа выступает на сценах крупнейших концертных площадок города
и области ,на центральных городских праздниках, участвует в открытии выставок, приёмах
иностранных делегаций, записях для программ Петербургского Радио и Телевидения.
Коллектив -
постоянный участник российских и международных музыкальных, эстрадных праздников и
фестивалей. В составе делегации Санкт-Петербурга ансамбль выступал на о. Кипр в 2002 году. В
новогоднюю ночь 2003 года группа "Трынъ-Трава" открывала празднование начала юбилейного
года Санкт-Петербурга на главной сцене города перед мэрией. В январе 2003 года по
приглашению ассоциации Прованс-Россия ансамбль успешно гастролировал на юге Франции. Летом 2004
года коллектив принял участие в записи песни Максима Леонидова " Зимбабва", которая вошла в тройку лучших песен хит-парада "Русского радио" .
Группа записала и выпустила два компакт-диска - Крутится-вертится+(The
Wheel of+)" и Карусель
(Merry-go-round)", которые можно найти в лучших музыкальных магазинах
города("505","Меркурий" и др.)
В составе коллектива четыре человека (две девушки и двое мужчин), каждый
из которых поёт и играет на различных музыкальных инструментах (баян, аккордеон, гитара,
балалайка, бубен, трещотки, ложки и др.). Для некоторых программ иногда приглашаются
дополнительно другие музыканты (скрипка и т.п.) и профессиональные танцоры. Яркие расшитые
костюмы в казачьем, современном русском и цыганском стиле. Так же есть вариант зимних
концертных костюмов для работы на уличных площадках (например, гуляние на Масленицу).
Фольк-группа "ТРЫНЪ-ТРАВА" предлагает следующие программы:
1. Концертные программы:
"Русская народная дискотека" - любимые русские, казачьи, украинские и цыганские песни в
современной обработке. Старинная казачья джигитовка с одной и двумя
шашками (крутка сабель). Варианты фонограмм " + " и "-" (с голосом и без). Носители -
СД и мини диск.
"Питерская карусель" - акустический вариант концерта (без фонограммы) с добавлением
русских и цыганских романсов;
2.Специальная музыкальная программа-концерт посвященная 60-летию Победы (всеми любимые,
знакомые песни военной поры ,ставшие поистине народными).
3. "Не скучай!" - народное уличное гулянье на основе "Русской народной дискотеки"
плюс различные игры со зрителями(на праздник Рождество, Масленица, Пасха,
Иван-Купала);на любой городской праздник.
4. Музыкально-развлекательная программа для взрослых (возможна на банкетах, юбилеях,
свадьбах, корпоративных вечеринках и т.п.). Включает в себя:
Величальная песня (с чарочкой) для юбиляра, молодожёнов
и т.д.;
Русские, украинские, казачьи и цыганские народные песни
и романсы;
Шуточные игры и танцы с участием зрителей;
Старинная казачья джигитовка с одной и двумя шашками (крутка
сабель);
5. Вечера романсов "Две розы", "Песни гусарские", "Недавнее вчера" и другие - сольные
концерты участника ансамбля, дипломанта международных и российских фестивалей и конкурсов,
автора-исполнителя Сергея Мазуренко. В программе старинные русские городские романсы,
песни Русской Императорской Армии и офицерских собраний, цыганские песни и романсы, авторские
песни.
6. Музыкально - развлекательная программа для иностранцев. Включает в
себя всё вышеперечисленное плюс песни , любимые иностранными туристами ( "Очи
чёрные" , "Калинка" , "Катюша" , "Подмосковные вечера" и т.п.).
Так же добавляется шуточный номер "Оркестр русских народных инструментов" - зрителям
раздают шумовые инструменты (трещотки, бубны, ложки), из них формируют оркестр, и они,
совместно с ансамблем, исполняют русскую народную песню. Танцы и игры с участием зрителей не
требуют перевода.
Traditional music and dance ensembles
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Barynya - Russian folk music and dance ensemble from New York established in 1991. Russian, Tsygansky (Russian Gypsy Roma), Cossack, Ukrainian traditional dances, songs, virtuoso performances on musical instruments (balalaika, garmoshka, bayan, domra, balalaika-contrabass) with explanation of the program in English. Artistic Director Mikhail Smirnov.
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New York Balalaika Orchestra is usually invited to play at Russian Orthodox weddings, fundraising balls, large scale social events, presentations, Doctor Zhivago's style corporate parties in New York Tri-State area
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VIA ROMEN - Russian Gypsy Roma traditional music and dance ensemble . Artistic director Vadim Kolpakov.
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RUSSIAN BAND specialty is Gypsy, Ukrainian, Russian music and songs. All RUSSIAN BAND members are top professionals with many years of experience. Choice of Gypsy, Ukrainian, Russian (2 different sets) and Cossack costumes. Extended repertoire. Formal concert, background music or music for dancing party. Our main instruments are balalaika, domra, drums, garmoshka (Russian button accordion), Gypsy guitar, classic guitar, contrabass balalaika, cello and vocals. Travel with own pro-quality sound system.
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Russian Balalaika duo from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Alex Siniavski - balalaika, Mikhail Smirnov - guitar, garmoshka, vocals
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Russian Gypsy Guitar Violin Duo from New York, New York performs Russian, Gypsy, Ukrainian, Moldovian, Hungarian music and songs. Sergei Pobedinski - guitar, vocals, Valeriy Zhmud - violin.
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New York based Tsygansky (Russian Gypsy Roma) music and dance show. Artistic Director Vasily Romani (Yankovich).
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Tum Balalaika - Russian, Jewish, Ukranian, Gypsy band from Chicago, Illinois
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Brooklyn Balalaikas -Russian Folk Music Trio from Brooklyn, New York. Artistic Director Leonid Bruk.
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| | Cossack Spirit - Cossack song, music and dance trio from New York founded by dancer and singer Valentina Kvasova, singer Victoria Pichurova and Russian button accordion virtuoso Victor Danilochkin in 2007. Ensemble performs Cossack folk music, songs and dances. All members of the group are highly trained in former USSR performers.
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Old Red Wine - Klezmer, Yiddish, Russian dixieland band from Brooklyn, New York. Artistic Director Shlomo Leiderman.
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Timofeyev and Kolpakov Russian Gypsy 7-string guitar duo performs traditional music, songs and dances of the Russian Roma (Gypsy) tradition, ancient Gypsy melodies, heartfelt lyrical romansy, accompanied by the Russian Gypsy 7-string guitars. Oleg Timofeyev holds an M.A. in Early Music Performance from the University of Southern California (1993), and a Ph.D. in Performance Practice from Duke University (1999). Lead guitarist and artist of the Moscow Gypsy Theater Romen, Vadim Kolpakov has been steeped in the tradition from childhood, plays the Russian 7- string guitar, sings and dances.
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The Internationals World Music Ensemble from Chicago, Illinois plays Russian, Italian, Jewish, Ukrainian, Cossack, Gypsy, American oldies, and classical music from all around the world. Flexible structure depending on the clients' needs.
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Tryn-Trava - Russian Folk group from Saint Petersburg, Russia.
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NEW YORK RUSSIAN DANCE AND MUSIC TRIO - Russian, Cossacks, Ukrainian and Gypsy dances, music and songs. Authentic instruments: garmoshka, balalaika, gusli.
Different set of costumes for each dance.
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For fast quote contact Mikhail Smirnov at Barynya Entertainment
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 Legendary Russian Gypsy singer Zhenia Shevchenko and ensemble Barynya DVD. Concert was recorded in New York City on January 26, 2008. Fifteen performers: six dancers, three singers, six musicians. Performers: Sergey Ryabtsev - violin, Mikhail Smirnov - garmoshka, vocal, guitar, Alex Siniavski - Gypsy guitar, balalaika, Alexander Menshikov - Russian Gypsy singer, tambourine, Leonid Bruk - balalaika-contrabass, Gennady Gutkin - bayan, Lev Zabeginsky - balalaika, Andrij Cybyk - dancer, choreographer, Ganna Makarova - dancer, Olga Chpitalnaia - dancer, Vitaliy Verterich - dancer, choreographer, Valentina Kvasova - dancer, singer, Mikhail Nesterenko - dancer, Victoria Pichurova - singer, Gabriel Yakubov - Gypsy dancer. Musical instruments: Balalaika, garmoshka, bayan, violin, balalaika-contrabass, Gypsy guitar, Russian 7 string guitar. Program of Russian Gypsy songs, music, Russian, Gypsy, Cossack and Ukrainian folk dancing... more info, video samples, order
 This DVD was recorded at live performance of Russian music and dance ensemble Barynya (Artistic Director/Founder Mikhail Smirnov) in Lakeside, Ohio at the Hoover Auditorium in July 2007. List of performers: Mikhail Smirnov - vocal, garmoshka, guitar , Alex Siniavski - balalaika, Gypsy guitar, musical director , Andrij Cybyk - dancer, choreographer , Valentina Kvasova - dance captain, dancer , Leonid Bruk - balalaika contrabass , Alexander Menshikov - singer, tambourine , Victoria Pichurova - singer , Natalia Ejova - dancer , Natia Rtveliashvili - dancer , Stefan Kuziw - dancer , Alex Sizov - dancer.... more info, videoclips, order
 This DVD is from live performance of Russian dance, song and music ensemble Barynya from the John Michael Kohler Arts Center in Sheboygan, Wisconsin in October 2006. PROGRAM: Russian, Gypsy, Cossack, Ukrainian traditional dances, folk and popular songs, virtuoso performances on musical instruments with explanation of the program in English. INSTRUMENTS: balalaika, garmoshka, contrabass, buben, Gypsy and classic guitars... more info, videoclips, order
 New York based Russian folk dance and music ensemble Barynya, 2004. Russian folk dances, songs, virtuoso performances on balalaika, bass-balalaika and garmoshka. Runtime: 1 hour, cover art: Anna Nagorskaya
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 Ensemble Barynya, 1998. Live performance in cabaret "Moscow", Lexington Ave/54 street, New York City. Russian, Cossack, Ukrainian, Klezmer music and dances. Runtime: about 35 minutes.
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 Runtime: 60 minutes. On this DVD ensemble Barynya dancers are performing Russian, Cossack, Gypsy and Ukranian folk dances including "Kalinka", "Katyusha", "Barynya", "Two Guitars" and others. more info, videoclips, order
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Russian, Russian Gypsy, Russian Cossack, Ukrainian, Russian Siberian stage costumes for professional performances made by Russian costumes designer Svetlana Gavrilova.... see pictures
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Father Frost and Snow Maiden are the most important characters of the New Year's celebration in Russia. Father Frost (Ded Moroz, Russian: Дед Мороз) plays a role similar to that of Santa Claus. The literal translation of the name would be "Grandfather Frost". However, English-speakers traditionally translate "DED MOROZ" as the alliterative "FATHER FROST". Ded Moroz is always accompanied by his granddaughter Snegurochka - Snow Maiden (Russian: Снегурочка).
New York based ensemble Barynya created a special Russian New Year's program with traditional Russian winter songs, dances and music: "In the forest a fir-tree was born" (V Lesu Rodilas' Yolochka), "Small Fir Tree is Freezing during the Winter" (Malen'koi Yolochke Kholdno Zimoy), "The snowstorm is blowing along the street" (Metelitsa), "Father Frost" (Moroz-Moroz), "Five minutes" (Pyat' Minut).
Ded Moroz and Snegurochka are available for hire in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania (within 100 miles driving distance from New York City). For a fast price quote contact Mikhail Smirnov
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Russian singers for hire
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Acclaimed Russian Jewish singer and actor from New York Yakov Yavno
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Piques Dames perform in the New York metropolitan area. Their repertoire includes a variety of Slavic and European Classical and Folk vocal music as well as compositions from operatic and sacred classics.
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Singer, keyboard player, MC Yury Mitchenko is available in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania
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Russian, Gypsy, Jewish, Italian and American singer Sergei Pobedinski from New York City, USA
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Classical Russian Gypsy singer Vasily Yankovich was named the best Tsygansky (Russian Roma Gypsy) singer in the United States. Available in New York, New Jersey and internationally.
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Russian folk singer and garmoshka player Mikhail Smirnov from Fort Lee, New Jersey performs authentic Russian folk songs and tongue twisters.
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Russian, Cossack, Ukrainian and Gypsy folk singer Victoria Pichurova
from Brooklyn, New York, USA
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Russian singer, Bass-baritone Alexander Prokhorov from Boston, Massachusetts was born in Russia. Now he lives in Boston, where he is engaged as one of the performing artists with Boston University's Opera Institute. Alexander has been described as a "true deep bass with tones, that immediately astonished with their midnight-dark, chasm depth of richness and powerful timber..."
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Russian singer (bass-barytone) Boris Kletinich from Montreal, Canada was graduated from the University of Theater Art and Film of Moscow (Russia). During his military service, he was soloist of the Air Force Orchestra and Chorus of the Red Army. Boris can sing different musical forms: Russian popular and love songs, rock and love ballad, the jazz, the popular writings of Broadway, the Jewish and Latin America songs, arias of opera.
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For fast price quote contact Mikhail Smirnov at Barynya Entertainment
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| Barynya Entertainment established in 1991 (on-line since 1998). Cabaret, Vegas, can-can, musicians, singers, masters of ceremonies, folk dancers, wedding bands, disc jockeys, jazz, storytellers, folk dance troupes, traditional music ensembles, Bellydancers, Jewish, Ukrainian, Gypsy, one-man-bands.
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