Svitanya: Recordings

First Light Our new CD is ready!

First Light contains 27 tracks of beautiful music, and features guest performers John Matulis (accordion), Dottie Yacek-Matulis (doumbek) and Julian Kytasty (bandura). $16 + S/H.

Purchase this CD

1. Shto Garit --- Russia

15. Pismo Ti E Doshlo --- Bulgaria

2. Dunayetska Voda --- Poland

16. Melai Doina --- Bulgaria

3. Yovano Yovanke --- Macedonia

17. Aide Yano --- Serbia

4. Vido, Vido, Byala Vido --- Bulgaria

18. Ush Vy Golubi --- Russia

5. Milaia --- Russia

19. Na Vulytsi (reprise) --- Ukraine

6. Tr'gnal Mi Yane Sandanski --- Bulgaria

20. Oi Harna --- Ukraine

7. Radi Na Radka Dumashe --- Bulgaria

21. Trgnala E Malka Moma --- Bulgaria

8. Na Vulytsi --- Ukraine

22. I Dumai, Zlato --- Bulgaria

9. Ya Ti Postilam Shareni Chergi --- Bulgaria

23. Guigo Yunache --- Pirin, Macedonia

10. Oi Ela Mi Felidzhe --- Bulgaria

24. Otishla Moma Hubava --- Bulgaria

11. Na Zarye --- Russia

25. Tsyganskaya Pesnya --- Russia

12. Dainel idi Utyuvtsetya --- Bulgaria

26. Tsarivna --- Ukraine

13. Shto K'smet --- Macedonia

27. Shen Khar Venakhi--- Georgia

14. Lithuanian Lullaby --- Lithuania

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SVITANJE: A Sampler CD

Our sampler CD was recorded live at a concert at Swarthmore College on February 10, 2002, with the addition of a couple of songs which were recorded several months later in the small chapel of Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church.

There are still a few of these left, for those of you who like live recordings, or who just want to see the former spelling of our name! As most of these songs were re-recorded in the studio for First Light, we do not anticipate producing more copies when these are gone. $7+S/H

Purchase this CD

1. Sabrali Sa Se Sabrali --- Bulgaria

6. I Dumaj, Zlato --- Bulgaria

2. Jovano, Jovanke --- Macedonia

7. Dobri Denek --- Northern Croatia

3. Na Vulytsi --- Ukraine

8. Ja Ti Postilam Shareni Chergi --- Bulgaria

4. Radi na Radka Dumashe --- Ukraine

9. Oj, Harna --- Ukraine

5. Tr'gnal Me Jane Sandanski --- Macedonia

(c) Svitanya 2006