LP Tatiana Dordzhieva: Kalmykian Archaic and Soviet Folk

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Kalmykian Archaic and Soviet Folk - LP

Name: LP Tatiana Dordzhieva: Kalmykian Archaic and Soviet Folk
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Tatiana Dordzhieva | Maria Beltsykova

Folk, World, & Country | Country

2019

Sub Rosa 30. August 2019 Belgium

More ID: 552328 EAN: 5411867334828 Discogs ID: 14671501

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Title	Kalmykian Archaic and Soviet Folk
Artist	Tatiana Dordzhieva \| Maria Beltsykova
Format	LP (vinyl)
Labels	Sub Rosa
Country of issue	Belgium
Date of publication	30. August 2019
First released	2019
Weight	230 g
EAN	5411867334828
Product ID	552328
Discogs ID	14671501
Discogs reviews	4.25

Tatiana Dordzhieva: Kalmykian Archaic and Soviet Folk version on vinyl LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Belgium in publishing company Sub Rosa on 18. July 2019. Album spans genres Folk, World, & Country and Country.

A1	Narmin Sanchir (Song about a man called Narmin Sanchir)
A2	Erdnin Haalga (Song about a girl called Erdnin Haalga)
A3	Tsagan Sarin dun (Tsagan Sar Celebration Song)
A4	Saig säähen saaryl (Beautiful Dun Pacer Horse)
A5	Hürmin dun II (Wedding Wish Song)
A6	Om maani padme hum, Otchi Manla örshäthä/Sümin magtal (Prayer to Buddha of Medicine / Praising Song to Buddhist Gods and Temple)
A7	Sivrin dun (Song about Deportation to Siberia)
A8	Matsha Sanji (Song about Matusha Sandzhi, 1)
B1	Matsha Sanji (Song about Matusha Sandzhi, 2)
B2	Muhna Tsagan/Ovshin Hööchi (Song about an hunter girl called Muchna Tsagan / song about a man called Ovshin Hööchi)
B3	Aakin küüken Kotush (Song about a young girl called Kotush)
B4	Hal_myg teg (Kalmyk Steppe)
B5	Elistin suvsyrsyn sö (Pearl night of Elista City)
B6	Shin jil (A New Year Song)
B7	Alta gideg gazrasyn (From the land called Altai)
B8	Ashtab polk (Song about Communist Army)
B9	Samarin gurvyn tolgadyn (Among the three hills of Samara)