Ivanka Ivanova's Songs - part four
Text- Size: 80 pp. 46 illustrations
- Genre: Literary criticismEdit
Ivanka Ivanova’s Songs - part three
Ivanka Ivanova Piеtrek
Artistic name-Ivanka Ivanova
Ivanka Ivanova’s Songs
Part Four
Pazardzhik Region Bulgarian
Folk Songs
44 Songs from the singer’s repertoire with notes and lyrics
Description of the book
E
44 songs from the repertoire of the singer with notes and lyrics classified type and explanations of foreign words, unfamiliar words and dialect.
The songs are recorded in various radio stations and CDs.
One of them is in German – the singer’s own authored carnival song.
Some of them have links where you can hear their original sound.
Lyrics are in Bulgarian original written in Latin letters, and translated into English
D
44 Lieder aus dem Repertoire der Sängerin mit Noten und Text, die
nach Genres klassifiziert sind. Fremdwörter und Dialekte werden hier erklärt. Die Lieder sind in verschiedenen Rundfunkstationen und CDs aufgenommen.
Ein von den Lieder ist deutsches – Karnevallied der Autorin.
Einigen von ihnen haben Links, wo Sie ihren Originalsound hören können.
Songtexte sind in bulgarischer Sprache Original in lateinischen Buchstaben geschrieben, und in Englisch übersetzt.
BG
44 песни от репертоара на певицата с ноти и текст класифицирани по вид и с обяснения на чуждиците, непознатите и диалектните думи.
Песните са записани в различни радиостанции, и компакт дис- кове
Една от тях е на немски – авторска карнавална песен.
Някои от тях са с линкове, където можете да чуете оригиналното им звучене .
Текстовете са на български оригинален написани с латински и преведени на английски.
FOREWORD
The author of the e-book “Ivanka Ivanova’s Songs – Part Four” is the Pazardzhik folklore singer Ivanka Ivanova Pietrek. In July, 2012, she published another e-book of hers – “Folklore Dedication.”
which was the author’s first effort to acquaint those who love the Bulgarian Folklore Song with the techniques of breathing and singing for folk songs, with the features of the Bulgarian folklore districts, custom clothing, instruments… with the specific Bulgarian measures and rhythms.
That edition was followed by the e-books “Ivanka Ivanova’s Songs – Part One” – in early February, 2013 /44 folk songs with notations and lyrics which she performs and has included in three CDs,produced by ACM New Jersey – USA, sold online/
http://www.acmrecords.com/artists-n.php?cmd=view&artist_name=Iva- nka%20Ivanova
“Ivanka Ivanova’s Songs – Part Two” with 44 other folk songs from her repertoire of Pazardzhik folk songs, recorded in different radio studios, TVs, CDs; “Ivanka Ivanova’s Songs – Part Three” – 44 more folk songs from the Pazardzhik region, publicized by the singer via radio stations, TVs, and CDs.
“Ivanka Ivanova’s Songs – Part Four” is the last set of 44 folklore songs, with musical notation and lyrics, from her repertoire, which completes this project. A new feature of the book is the authored carnival song in German, “Katrine”, which the singer turned into a hit in Germany. All the other songs are from her repertoire – Pazardzhik folklore songs, recorded in various radio studios, TVs, and CDs – classified by type and with explanations of the borrowed words: daily-life folk songs, daily-life-geographic, daily-life-historic, love folk songs, carnival – in German, evening ‘sedenka’ songs, work-folk songs, reaping folk songs, and haiduc folk songs.
Please keep an eye out for the realization of other projects of the folklore singer Ivanka Ivanova.
All the products of the author this far, you can find at her profile at the following location:
http://www.epubli.de/shop/autor/Ivanka-Ivanova- Pietrek/4169.
daily-life folk songs
E shto se chue v selo Saranyovo
E shto se chue v selo Saranyovo
shto se chue v selo Saranyovo?
E dali mi go cherna chuma mori?
ili mi go sini ogan gori?
E nito mi go cherna chuma mori
nito mi go cherna chuma mori!
E nito mi go sini ogan gori,
nito mi go sini ogan gori!
E mi e umryal edin sin na mayka
mi e umryal edin sin na mayka!
E ta go plachat devet mili sestri ta
go plachat devet mili sestri!
Hey, what is that sound from village Saranovo
Hey,what is that sound from
village Saranovo Hey,what
is that sound from village
Saranovo Hey, what is that
sound from village Saranovo
Hey is that a black plague that
threatens it
or is it a blue fire that burns it?
Neither it is a black plague that threatens it
Neither itis a black plague that threatens it
Neither it is a blue fire that burns it
Neither it is a blue fire that burns it!
An only son of a mother has
died An only son of a mother
has died! And nine sisters cry
over him and nine sisters cry
over him.
Unknown words
Saraniovo - old name of the city in September
chuma - plague
Mari Karadzha, Karadzha
Mari Karadzha, Karadzha
snoshti mi sleze Karadzha
snoshti mi sleze Karadzha
ot vrah, ot Stara planina.
Oshte vav dvori ne vlyazal
ot dalek pita mayka si
ot dalek pita mayka si:
“Kade e mayko, Galanka?
Kade e mayko Galanka
portite da mi otvori
portite da mi otvori
i sled men da gi zatvori!
Kade e mayko Galanka
koncheto da mi poeme
v obori da go zavede
voditsa da go napoi?
Mama Karadzha dumashe:
“Sinko Karadzha, Karadzha
sinko Karadzha, Karadzha
Galanka te e chakala!
Galanka te e chakala
deteto e okapala
pa go e sinko prispala,
sama e s nego zaspala!”
Hey Karadja, Karadja
Hey Karadja, Karadja
Last night Karadja came down
Last night Karadja came down
from the peak of the Old mountain
Before he entered the yard
he had asked his mother
he had asked his mother
Where is,mother, Galanka?
Where is,mother, Galanka
to open the gate for me
to open the gate for me
and close it behind me
Where is,mother, Galanka
to take my horse
to take it to the barn
to give it water
Mother is telling Karadja
My son Karadja,Karadja
My son Karadja,Karadja
Galanka was waiting for you
Galanka was waiting for you
She washed the child
And she put it to bed
and fall asleep with it!
Unknown words
Karadzha - black, darthy man
Porta - gate
many others. gates g. Wide door yard, which is on the street.
Iron gate.
Nauchila se e Doyna
Nauchila se e Doyna dos
nauchila se e Doyna,
kasno za voda da hodi dos
kasno za voda da hodi.
Kasno po kasna vecherya dos
kasno po kasna vecherya.
Iz tova tyasno sokache dos
kolkoto tyasno i tamno.
I snoshti vecher otishla dos
i snoshti vecher otishla.
Pa ya prepana kapina dos
i y gerdana pokasa.
Ostala da go sabira dos
ostala da go sabira.
Ovchar ot dol sagleda dos
i na kapina izvika:
“Ya drazh kapino momata dos
dorde si slyaza ot dola,
az shte da vzema momata dos,
tebe shte da dam gerdana!”
Doyna learned…
Doyna learned
Doyna learned
to go late for water
to go late for water
Late in the late evening
late in the late evening.
Through this narrow lane
And dark as it was narrow
Last night she went
last night she went
blueberry stumbled her
And tore her necklace
She got to gather it
she got to gather it
a shepherd saw her
and told the blueberry
Blueberry, hold the lass
until I come there
I’ll take the lass
You ’ll take the necklace!
Unknown words
sokak - Street.
dorde, dokato - while
Pazardzhik
Oy shto se chue v Pazardzhik
Shto mi sartseto razkasa?
Zaplakala e maychitsa
na Stoyanova grobnitsa:
“Ya stani stani, Stoyane
ya stani sinko da vidish!
Konche ti tsvili v obori
konche ti tsvili i rovi
ovtse ti bleyat v koshari
ovtse ti bleyat, narezhdat
ovtse ti bleyat v koshari
ovtse ti bleyat, narezhdat:
“Kade e sega mlad Stoyan
kade e zob da ni dade
na pasha da ni izkara
voditsa da ni napoi,
na pasha da ni izkara
voditsa da ni napoi?”
Pazardzhik
/I dedicate this song to my favourite hometown Pazardzhik/
What is that sound in
Pazrdjik? What tore my heart?
It is a mother crying
over Sloyan’s
grave “Stand up,
Stoyane Stand up
to see!
Your horse is neighing in the barn
your horse is neighing and digging
your sheep are bleating in the barns
your sheep are bleating and saying
your sheep are bleating in the barns
your sheep are bleating and saying
Where is young Stoyan
now to give us food
to take us to pasture
to give us water
to take us to pasture
to give us water?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szFVFyBRQ5k9
Prismivala se Lilyana
Prismivala se Lilyana mari
na sedemdeset ovcharya
na sedemdeset i sedem
na Gyuro na ovcharite mari:
“Shigeri Gyuro stadoto
ne mozhe da go prepase!
Az shte go sama prepasa mari
prepasa, oshte izhranya
prepasa, oshte izhranya!”
Kat zachu Gyuro taz duma mari
toy na druzhina dumashe:
“Koy shte se eme, naeme!
Lilyana da si izlazhe mari
pri mene da ya dovede
golyam shte oblog da vzeme!”
Naelo sa e yuruche mari
to tragnalo i stignalo
na Lilyanini portichki.
Potropa, oshte izvika mari:
“Ya izlyaz, izlyaz Lilyano
izlyaz mi porti otvori!”
Kat go zachula Lilyana mari
tya e pri porti otishla
i na yuruche dumashe:
“Ta ne znaesh li yuruche mari
nashte porti se zatvaryat
koga slantseto zalyazva!
Nashte porti se otvaryat mari
koga slantseto izgryava,
koga slantseto izgryava !”
Lilyana laughed at…
Lilyana laughed
at seventy shepherds
at seventy seven
at Guiyro’s sheperds:
You can’t pasture
Shigery Giyuro’s flock!
I can pasture it alone
to pasture it and feed it
to pasture and feed it.
When Giyuro heard
this he told his people:
“Who will, who wants
To cheat Lilyana,
to bring her here
he will take a big reward!
A youruk did it!
he went and stopped
at Lilyana’s gate.
He knocked and call:
Come out, Lilyano!
Come out and open the gate!
When Lilyana heard him
she went to the gate
and told the youruk:
Don’t you know, youruk
that our gate closes at sunset
that our gate opens
at sunrise
at sunrise!”
Unknown words
shigeri - surname
oblog - a bet-prt agreement between the two sides in a dispute about something imminent to make or understand, according to which an unknown or wrong has to honor an obligation; bass.
yuruche -Yuruk, Yürüks
Yurutsite are a Turkic ethnic group inhabiting glavnopla-inferiority areas from 14 to 20 vek.Te are Muslims and speak mainly Turkish.
Porta-gate
many others. gates g. Wide door yard, which is on the street.
Iron gate.
Radina mayka umira
Radina mayka umira
Rade le, Rade hubava
Umira, mayka, zaracha:
Rade le, Rade hubava:
“Pazi se Rade, pazi se
Rade le, Rade hubava!
Ot gora, ot govedari
ot pole vakli ovchari!
Nay – veche Rade pazi se
ot tvoyat bashta rozhdenni!
Ot tvoyat bashta rozhdenni
che bashta kail ne stava!”
Dokat si duma izduma,
mayka se s dusha razdeli.
Bashta na Rada govori:
“Hayde Rade da se vzemem!
Hayde Rade da se vzemem,
che sme si lika prilika!
Che sme si lika prilika,
kato dva straka iglika!”
Radina ’s mother is dying
Radina ’s mother is dying
Rade le, pretty Rade le
A dying mother is telling
Rade le, pretty Rade le:
“Be careful Rade,be careful
Rade le, pretty Rade le
with the wood, the herdsmen
with the field, the shepherds!
Mostly Rade be careful
with your own father!
With your own father
because your father won’t be agree!
While she was telling that
she separated with her soul
Father tells Rada:
Let’s get together Rade
Lets get together
We match each other
We match each other
like two stems of oxlip!
Unknown words
kail ne stawa - it is not in agreement
Razbolyala se Grivnya nevyasta
Razbolyala se Grivnya nevyasta
Oy Grivnyo, Grivnyo
Grivnyo nevyasto!
Oy Grivnyo, Grivnyo
Grivnyo nevyasto!
Ta e lezhala dor tri godini
Oy Grivnyo, Grivnyo
Grivnyo nevyasto
Oy Grivnyo, Grivnyo
Grivnyo nevyasto!
Svekar svekarva
nad Grivnya stoyat
Oy Grivnyo, Grivnyo
Grivnyo nevyasto!
Oy Grivnyo, Grivnyo
Grivnyo nevyasto!
Nad Grivnya stoyat
i Grivni dumat:
Oy Grivnyo, Grivnyo
Grivnyo nevyasto!
Oy Grivnyo, Grivnyo
Grivnyo nevyasto!
“Teb ne prilyaga
mlada nevyasta
Oy Grivnyo, Grivnyo
Grivnyo nevyasto!
Oy Grivnyo, Grivnyo
Grivnyo nevyasto!
Mlada nevyasta
bolna da lezhish
Oy Grivnyo, Grivnyo
Grivnyo nevyasto!
Oy Grivnyo, Grivnyo
Grivnyo nevyasto!
Teb ti prilyaga
dvori da metesh
Oy Grivnyo, Grivnyo
Grivnyo nevyasto!
Oy Grivnyo, Grivnyo
Grivnyo nevyasto!
Dvori da metesh,
pesen da peesh
Oy Grivnyo, Grivnyo
Grivnyo nevyasto!
Oy Grivnyo, Grivnyo
Grivnyo nevyasto
Ya stani stani stani
Grovnyo nevyasto
Oy Grivnyo, Grivnyo
Grivnyo nevyasto!
Oy Grivnyo, Grivnyo
Grivnyo nevyasto!
Che Stoyan Grivnyo
ot gurbet ide !
”Oy Grivnyo, Grivnyo
Grivnyo nevyasto!
Oy Grivnyo, Grivnyo
Grivnyo nevyasto!
Grivnya stanala
Stoyan sreshtnala
Oy Grivnyo, Grivnyo
Grivnyo nevyasto!