I guess every two decades or so, the next generation has to rediscover Bulgarian choral music. Looks like it’s time again.

@moisiewe

9 ай бұрын

Yeah, they sound like they just climbed Everest.😂

@erroneousbatch

8 ай бұрын

sigh... so true

@juliemichellerobinson1841

7 ай бұрын

Very true - I discovered it as a teenager way back in the late 90s :D

@mwnyc3976

7 ай бұрын

Exactly. I saw the title "you've NEVER heard a choir like this" and I was like "Oh yeah?" And before the video even started playing, I saw "Bulgarian State Radio & Television Female Vocal Choir" and I nodded my head and thought "Yep, I remember those mysterious Bulgarian voices." (For you young'uns, the recording that made this choir famous, "Le Mystère des Voix Bulgares," received a lot of favorable attention when it was released in the US in 1987.)

@notcarlie1710

7 ай бұрын

Those of us raised on Brother Bear have been knew

The age of barbershop transcription has ended. Now the age of Balkan choir music transcription begins.

@MDNQ-ud1ty

9 ай бұрын

lol.

@hugol.4785

9 ай бұрын

I hope so

@otavionunes5396

9 ай бұрын

Is Adam Neele the first pilgrim?

@titusbeertsen

9 ай бұрын

Yes please!!

@user-vm5ud4xw6n

9 ай бұрын

Don’t think I know what barbershop transcription is. Their voices are beautiful. I wonder what they would sound like singing hymns and songs to God?

As a Bulgarian myself seeing our folklore music in various international KZread channels means the world to me! ❤ These songs are filled with magic and mistery of our folklore mythology , I always get goosebumps , also pls check the Mystery of the the Bulgarian Voices ,our most famous folklore choir ❤

@farhadpotter1

10 ай бұрын

This world will be extremely beautiful if each country emphasizes on its own culture and stop mocking western countries.

@deanronson6331

9 ай бұрын

@@borcepaskov5071 Idiotski nacionalisti su svugde isti - svojataju tudje kulturno blago. Makedonija ima dovoljno dobre muzike i bez laznog prisvajanja bugarske.

@sorellman

9 ай бұрын

@@farhadpotter1 Poor western countries. Could you name one of them?

@OsvaldoBayerista

9 ай бұрын

​@@sorellmanDon't mock the poor colonizers.

@OfficialBigDaddyBC

9 ай бұрын

That are all angel voices. So beautiful ❤❤❤❤

was anyone else blown away when the camera finally zoomed out to show a grand total of...eleven singers? I was completely expecting a full stage...the way their voices resonate is incredible.

@marcodiluzio5370

6 ай бұрын

Only the ones who never heard this...

@Stanzafly

6 ай бұрын

@marcodiluzio5370 okay hipster lol. You do realize you too once had a first time hearing this? There is a first time for everybody, and it doesn't make you cooler or more cultured for pointing it out. It just makes you look desperate.

@katl8825

6 ай бұрын

@@Stanzafly true but also truthfully it was still mind blowing on the second play and the third and the fourth and the fifth

@pandadoublexl

6 ай бұрын

@@marcodiluzio5370🤓

@jirskyrjenkins1959

6 ай бұрын

@@marcodiluzio5370 How nice to reach the day when everything is known and rendered unimpressive. And then to go about trying to void the wonder of others.

Someone finally got to them! Ive been obsessed since seeing them in that Adam Neely video about dissonance on TikTok.

@jordgubbe4627

10 ай бұрын

Me too, I’ve been trying to find one of these for so long!

@snarf1504

10 ай бұрын

You might like some Thomas Bergersen tracks that incorporate Bulgarian choir: - Starfall - Fearless - Colors of Love - New Life

@Stuffmusic1864

10 ай бұрын

@@jordgubbe4627there was a transcription already 5 years ago

@vasil.kamdzhalov

10 ай бұрын

For people in the comments, rather than search only where this tracks are used. On KEXP the is a very good compilation with which to start, the perticular choir is Le mystère des voix Bulgares but there is many other. They are all good but arent listetened to a lot still. Don't wait on somebody to make them popular.

@moisiewe

9 ай бұрын

​@@vasil.kamdzhalovбратле, хоровете ни постоянно са на турнета,не си мисли че ние тука като не ги слушаме са непопулярни. В Лондон примерно правят по някой допълнителен концерт,защото винаги има желаещи да ги видят и чуят(говорим за топ хоровете).

"you've never heard a choir like this" oh honey i've been on the koprivshtitsa festival stage

@moisiewe

9 ай бұрын

I doubt ppl here know wth is Koprivshtitsa festival 😂

@stanshishmanov5071

4 ай бұрын

​@@moisieweone way or another, they shall figure it out, am I right?!

@MiguelCastro-km3lx

4 ай бұрын

No need to be at that festival. It's quite know genre amongst any choral lovers. And I'm in Brazil, south hemisphere, so...Misleading title only...

@RoboCop-zn8bt

3 ай бұрын

Who are you talking to

@error.418

Ай бұрын

@@MiguelCastro-km3lx It's not misleading for like the vast majority of Earth, and it's great to see that becoming less and less the case

One of the singers is my teacher at the moment! She teaches Bulgarian Folklore in the music school im in! Can't be prouder from my country! 🇧🇬

@user-hk9zo4lu1d

6 ай бұрын

А почему ты не можешь гордиться своей страной( такой перевод твоего комментария на русский мне выдал Гугл) в чем причина?По моему страна в которой ты родился там и сгодился и есть твоя Родина -мама,а она может и не права бывает но она мама!.

@ghastlycandle

6 ай бұрын

@@user-hk9zo4lu1dthey mean they are so proud of their country that it feels impossible to have more pride, it’s a common phrase in English (I’m not sure if this is done in other languages). I think a way to think of it is like this person is 100% proud of their country. You can’t be more proud than 100%. Hopefully that makes sense (and hopefully this translates well haha)

@Zombie_Dingo

6 ай бұрын

I laughed and felt teary eyed...... At the same time. Thank you?

@get_that_money664

5 ай бұрын

Българин с името "Марк Скот"??

@markscott4534

5 ай бұрын

​@@get_that_money664Псевдонимче :)

Bulgarian choirs are NO JOKE!!! Those harmonies ride close together and are dead on!!!!!!

@radoslavpetkov

3 ай бұрын

Не не са мъртви ,а живи та ще ви преобърнат нагоре с главите,затрити западни,,велики сили,,, Кога най накрая ще разберете,че България е ,,Огромна,,! Кога,смотаняци,педалидженфъри,безполови идиоти!

The harmonic dissonance is so hauntingly beautiful! But then the very soft "titi" makes be chuckle every time. This clip is a rollercoaster.

@SBahamondes

5 ай бұрын

What dissonance? They are singing in harmonic minor and diatonic major

@justinstacey7005

5 ай бұрын

2nds, 7ths, augmented, and diminished intervals are by definition dissonant and are present in all keys. What are you even saying? Literally in the 1st bar, on the 1st beat, the 2nd scale degree is sung over the tonic before it resolves stepwise to a more stable minor 3rd. Anyone with even basic aural skills would be able to identify "dissonance" as one of the most prominent features of this song.

@SBahamondes

5 ай бұрын

You are referring to dissonant intervals, not actual dissonance, the two are mutually exclusive. It literally resolves on the third note dude. You can even create dissonance with consonant intervals. Do you even know what dissonance means? It means lack of harmony between notes. Singing over a minor scale doesn't create dissonance, it creates harmony. There is no 'dissonance' going on.@@justinstacey7005

@darthdonkulous1810

4 ай бұрын

hehehe.... "soft titi"

Singers are chosen from country villages for the beauty and openness of their voices, and undergo extensive training in the unique, centuries-old singing style. Influenced by Bulgaria's Thracian, Bulgarian, Ottoman and Byzantine history, their music is striking in its use of diaphonic singing and distinctive timbre, as well as its modal scales, unusual meters (such as 7/8, 9/8, and 11/8), and dissonant harmonies (abundant second, seventh, and ninth intervals). All of these are characteristic of Bulgarian folk music.

@Bronze_Age_Sea_Person

9 ай бұрын

Don't forget the use of melismatic singing as well.

@susandickerson2663

8 ай бұрын

Other slavic music has similar traits. Love it all!

@user-xc6co3ur2v

8 ай бұрын

byzantine and ottoman traits in our folk music!!!! Have you ever read anything about our history and centuries of wars with these countries? If we talk about dishes, maybe yes, but about music, no.

@gnas1897

8 ай бұрын

​@@user-xc6co3ur2v Bulgarian nationalists never fail to make me laugh. You, along with us, were part of the ottoman empire for 500 years. Don't you think that there'd be at least *some* cultural exchange?

@user-xc6co3ur2v

8 ай бұрын

@@gnas1897 Laughter is health. Do you have any idea how many types of folk music we have in Bulgaria? You can't count them. There are probably foreign elements in some of them, but to generalize completely is a mistake. This music did not appear for two or three centurys. It is a thousands years old. You will probably laugh again, but if you show curiosity and see how old the Bulgarian calendar is, you might think about it. The world did not start with our neighbors

We did this song with our amateur choir a few years ago and it's SO HARD! So satisfying when it goes right though. Incredible performance.

@generalgrievous-

8 ай бұрын

I think I've learned it helps when everyone is standing in perfect spots too. My high-school choir teacher had us do a test and made us sing then switch peoples spots then made us sing again. Somehow, really, it is where you stand. Curious, but I love it.

@radicaledward84

7 ай бұрын

@@generalgrievous-You get used to the voices of the people next to you, when you have different voices singing next to you it doesn't feel familiar anymore and you're more prone to mistakes because you can't rely on them (unless you're really good at isolating yourself)

@homiebreadpill

6 ай бұрын

@@generalgrievous- Yes my high school choir too! it was really fun

@generalgrievous-

6 ай бұрын

@@homiebreadpill What a cool skill

The impact this style had on me through first hearing the intro music in Ghost in the Shell as a kid is hard to overstate. I've been to Bulgaria twice now, in no small part due to my appreciation of the beautiful music that originated there. Awesome people. Beautiful music. Beautiful country. I hope to go back one day.

That F major is SO expressive!!!!!!!!!!!

@qzrnuiqntp

9 ай бұрын

Yes. Typical phrygian harmony, but always very efficient when well prepared and done.

@AI-hx3fx

8 ай бұрын

Same I was hearing as I came cross your comment!

@mymodel6

5 ай бұрын

Oh my so is you're obviously vast musical knowledge fnar fnar...

@mariapap8962

3 ай бұрын

​@@mymodel6recognizing an... F major isn't exactly rocket science!

This is legitimately one of the most incredible things I’ve ever heard.

@CONNNE

6 ай бұрын

If you find this interesting, you should check more Bulgarian, Serbian national music, it's all like this! 🙂

Millions of light years away, another star has just been created.

I have listened in awe to Bulgarian choral harmonies for forty + years, since discovering Les Mystères des voix Bulgares. Amazing singers like Yanka Rupkina, Stoyanka Boneva and Eva Gordeyeva (who formed the Trio Bulgarka). I’ve been lucky enough to attend many concerts given by these and other choirs. They’ve also worked with many well known artists, such as Kate Bush. The sound is so uniquely harmonic, it goes right through me. There are so many albums available, I would encourage everyone to buy, listen and be transported by this wonderful music. I’ll be ever grateful to have discovered it and have this sound in my life ❤

@RobWhittlestone

9 ай бұрын

Me too!

@greatpoochini1

9 ай бұрын

@@RobWhittlestone Me three! Thanks to the efforts of e.g. Marcel Cellier and Ivo Watts-Russell in introducing this music to a global audience from the Seventies onwards. The lack of acknowledgement for those who have already introduced this lovely music to a global audience of millions is really poor.

@RositsaPetrovarjp7

7 ай бұрын

​@@greatpoochini1Unfortunately these guys did a lot of disservice as well, because of copyright the original performers cannot perform this music

@barryschwarz

6 ай бұрын

Me four. Prituri se Planinata still floors me to this day. And the female choirs of Bulgaria are incomparable to this day.

@TheJanglecrow

2 ай бұрын

I walked into a book and music store and they were playing that album. Blew me away. Bought the CD. Circa 1995?

Greetings from Turkiye 🇧🇬❤️🇹🇷

Bulgarian singing ranks up there with the most beautiful music in the world!

You know your getting older if you recognize this song as the theme song of Xena the warrior princess. Lol. They smashed it. I've never heard the actual musical rendition by itself. It's amazing.

@bloodraven669

6 ай бұрын

I was thinking the same thing

This is the music I grew up with! Now I have traveled the world with my music craft and have never yet heard anything similar to our Bulgarian music ❤️ Always have goosebumps and tears when listening! Thank you for spreading this magic on your channel

Actually, every 90's kid heard it on a weekly basis ;) "In the time of ancient gods... warlords... and kings... a land in turmoil cried out for a hero..."

@whatthefridge1o1

6 ай бұрын

She was xena a warrior princess That was my SHIT! I'm an 03 tho

@arilynmoran-noble7263

4 ай бұрын

I fucking love xena glad I'm not the only one who thought of that banger show

1:44 hit me. I've never teared up from something simply from its sheer beauty until this. Wow

Petar Lyondev - the composer who made the arrangement for this folklore song was a very close friend of mine. This music will live forever. Thank you for this video. Full of beauty!

@venomtang

5 ай бұрын

Very cool, where can i find more of this online?

@dr.embersfield1551

5 ай бұрын

Look for "Le Mystere des Voix Bulgares" @@venomtang

@StoriesAtNight

3 ай бұрын

Name of song,!!!???? Please !I’m Mexican for goodness sake !!

@dr.embersfield1551

3 ай бұрын

@@StoriesAtNight "Kaval sviri"

English translation: A kaval is playing, mother, Up-down, mother, up-down, mother. Kaval is playing, mother, Up-down, mother, outside the village. I'll go there, mother, to see it, To see it, mother, to hear it. If it is played by a fellow villager I'll love him from dawn to noon. If it is played by a stranger I'll love him for my entire life.

Ghost In The Shell! I have to look it up to confirm it but I'd put a lot of money on it. This is freaking mesmerizing and gorgeous, just like the beginning of that lgendary anime. Ah, apparently Kenji Kawai said it was "influence by them", not actually performed by them, based on numerous online sources. I've always wondered where I can find such goosebump-inducing music ever since the late 90s. I'm so glad I've found it.

@pioneernut7487

4 ай бұрын

Yup it Sounds like Ghost in the Shell soundtrack

@Bamboozlenoodle

4 ай бұрын

I had the exact same thought!

I love this piece and how it's filled with so many tensions and releases. The buildup to 1:24 is amazing and feels so bright compared to what came before, and can we talk about that F major chord?! Their voices are incredible and blend so well together too. This was awesome.

@novictim

6 ай бұрын

NOD! Good music taste ;)

Their voices are beautiful.

Как красиво звучат болгарки!!!

@baltasavr

6 ай бұрын

ничего удивительного, это же настоящие женщины!...

It’s my personal annual Christmas tradition to listen to the Bulgarian Voices Christmas Album as nobody close to me enjoys it as much as I do… Love it so much, gives me goosebumps every year! 🫶🤍💚❤️

Soooo, I'm guessing this type of music inspired whoever wrote the music for Ghost in the Shell. This is seriously one of my favorite things I've ever heard... ever. I got chills several times.

@moisiewe

9 ай бұрын

Not only GitS,a lot of Japanese anime OSTs have Bulgarian folklore music in it.

@MyNameIsAndrewLuce

9 ай бұрын

Ghost in the Shell is exactly what I was thinking too!

@scartinmorsese7723

9 ай бұрын

@@ghostlyflapjack Yeah totally. Not just similar but dead ringer.

@moisiewe

9 ай бұрын

​@@scartinmorsese7723what means "dead ringer"?

@scartinmorsese7723

9 ай бұрын

@@moisiewe Just the idea of an exact match in contrast to a close but not exact match. In other words, it sounds like maybe the same choir and people... not just the same type of sound. If it's not the same choir and people singing, it's so close as to be indistinguishable.

The title is specifically funny to me because this is literally my favourite Bulgarian choire song and I’ve been a huge Bulgarian choire fan girl for half a decade now

@StoriesAtNight

3 ай бұрын

What’s the name of the choir \ song?

A cappella too. Beautiful young ladies singing beautiful music. Well done, choir, well done.

Yes I have heard a choir like this. Bulgarian choral music has a very distinct and unmistakeable character.

I'm from the American midwest, and I have listened to music like this. This is a beautiful example. Thanks.

I saw these voices in France in Burgundy in an abbey in 1990. Incredibly wonderful !

какие-то совершенно фантастические гармонии для народной музыки, ритмика - космос...

@baltasavr

6 ай бұрын

так оно и должно быть!...

I LOVE THIS SONG, dont know much of Bulgarian songs but its so beautiful and addicting

@erroneousbatch

8 ай бұрын

Listen to 'Kalimankou Denkou', it's hauntingly beautiful.

素敵！なぜか重量感もあって、凄い音楽！ありがとうございます日本から感謝を込めて！

@vasil.kamdzhalov

9 ай бұрын

Japan is a very nice country and you have great culture, thank you for the kind words.

@user-qd9qb1eu9j

9 ай бұрын

​@@vasil.kamdzhalov貴国のご発展をお祈り申し上げます！

It's interesting how the mainstream consumers of music are starting to pick up on things like this. This song has been in Americans eyes since Zena Warrior Princess, and obviously it's much older than that, but suddenly people are like 'oh this is so new'. haha Glad you found it. I've done my best to share this exact video on social media and I suspect it's the reason Charles Cornell found it, and now you.

@angelacarvalho2686

9 ай бұрын

Exatamente 😂❤

@gabrielametodieva8360

8 ай бұрын

As a Bulgarian I’ve recognised motives from our folklore in a lot of Hollywood movies and western songs, I guess people just don’t realise what it is, we Bulgarians can pick it up from the first tone. There’s at least one big movie each year that uses Bulgarian songs. Last year it was in the opening scene of the Banshees of Inisherin. It’s always a cool surprise to hear it randomly like this and to see people appreciate our music.

@jmackmcneill

6 ай бұрын

Thank you for telling me where I had heard this before... obviously it is in loads of films and computer gam3 trailers and the title is bizarre clickbait, but Xena is probably the best known example.

I've got tons of samples of Bulgarian folk choir that I use in various production projects. It can really cut through a mix, and if you round off the high end a bit it makes for a very ethereal-sounding pad.

I've been to Bulgaria and I sure have. Amazing tradition.

I just cant get enough of this. It's simply perfect...

As a Dutchman not only heard it, I've sung it. It's not the harmonies that are the problem, it's the meters. Thirty years ago I sang in a choir specialised in Russian music, but with a change of director came a shift into Slavic music from the Balkans... that took some getting used to.

FINALLY U FOUND THE BULGARIAN FEMAL CHOIR

@moisiewe

9 ай бұрын

There's atleast 5-6 on top lvl it's not a single female choir. And these here are still schoolgirls i guess.

я давно слышал об этом хоре ,больше 40 лет даже пластинку послушал и забыл, думал уже не существуют,но блогодаря компютеру я сново продалжаю наслаждатся этим прекрасны пенем

@moisiewe

9 ай бұрын

Ето не один хор. В его состав 5-6 точно е число не знаю. Там хор"Пирин","Тракия",Филип Кутев" и т.д. А ето школьниць! ещо из модежнь!х формациях наверено.

Thank you very much for promoting our folklore. Videos like this are emotional to watch because you feel so appreciated. We indeed have lots of talented people especially in music in a small country like Bulgaria. Sadly, people inside the country forget and underestimte it. Be blessed.

Charles Cornell has a breakdown video on this sweet piece too if you'd like more :)

@hudy323

10 ай бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/eJN327d_p6rPZKQ.html

@robertsirico3670

9 ай бұрын

Yes, he’s amazing… but he completely missed the microtonal part which is why his piano didn’t match their voices most of the time .

Okay, can we please just appreciate, what kind of a great singer and how perfect you need to be in your voice, that you can even create these choirs?!

actually i listen to them quite frequently

@jasonfieler

10 ай бұрын

lol I figured some people would, I definitely do

@origineo

10 ай бұрын

Me too. When it comes to harmony and dynamics, this is by far one of the bests I've ever heard. On the male side, i like to listen to Мужской хор "ВСЕХСВЯТСКИЙ" - "ИИСУСОВА МОЛИТВА" (муз. Евгения Мурашко). The harmony is so cool and the final part with basso profundo is so calming to me.

@Zetich

9 ай бұрын

@@origineo wow that is good

Heavenly! I’m so happy this was offered by my algorithm, I’m an instant fan!

Holly shit, goosebumps all over the place. The power choosing the right spot to put dissonances.

Thanks for this music. The Bulgarian female choirs sing with this unique sound. I like it that this style is a living tradition, it inspires me.

I see that Dead Can Dance got huge inspiration from Bulgarian folklore.

So I've never heard music like this?!?! Yup...you were right. Freaking awesome post

No way... I just couldn't believe my ears and my eyes as well... These girls are so gorgeous talented singers, singing with the voice of angels... I fell in love immediately.

Beautiful, bravo...BRAVO...Love and Respect from the UK.

My aunt and uncle live in the Bulgarian mountains. I should send them this.

I LOVE harmonic dissonance. Beautiful vocals!

Sounds like I'm about to set out on a mythical adventure

This had a profound impact on me in the early 1990's. This recording, in particular, I must have listen to this hundreds of times. But now seeing the video, oh boy, oh boy, what would I give to conduct such a vocal ensemble...

Heard this sung by the Estonian TV Girls choir at a choir festival and it was breathtaking this is a incredible song.

@ks8622

9 ай бұрын

That choir is absolutely incredible

@ks8622

9 ай бұрын

Look up a performance (or go to one live if possible) of Peace Upon You Jerusalem. It was written for them by Arvo Part

@echostorm1996

6 ай бұрын

Can you please tell me the name of it?

@nnorth__

6 ай бұрын

Kaval Sviri Arranged by Peter Lyondev@@echostorm1996

this is enchanting

Wow wasn’t expecting to cry today but 1:24 to the end is overwhelming

There has never been a powerful or moving 2 minutes and 8 seconds of singing. Why it's so powerful..is hard to put into words. It would be wonderful to re-unite these beautfiul women at some point to conjure the magic once more. Thankyou ladies for briefly opening the Gates of Heaven for us mere mortals to witness!!

I never get tired of hearing this. Magical and uplifting.

Beautiful, captivating and so skilled..... more, please😊❤

Love hearing non-Western rhythm patterns such as the 9/16 being divided 2-2-2-3 here. The "extra" beat is a standard feature of folk music and dance in Bulgaria and the region and where rhythms like the alternating 33/16 and 36/16 in "Bulgarian Bulge" come from. You just ride along with the 2-beat patterns and wait for the 3-beat to land.

Protip: Look up "Malka moma" by Neli Andreeva for even more goosebump inducing choir singing

@stoqngerov3199

5 ай бұрын

Also ...Polegnala e Tudora,Kojilio....choir Philip Kutev

Великолепие народного творчества. Фантазии многоголосия.

Gorgeous ladies with beautiful synchronized harmonious voices. 😍👍

Mesmerisingly brilliant!! I feel transfixed when I listen to this choir, the complexity of their harmonies and the depth of tone is fascinating and wonderful. I listen often to feel that wonder, it's almost addictive!!!

It never stops being mind blowing. Have heard this type of music for years and it is always amazing. Thank you for posting this.

This is a marvel : short, but fantastic. I fell in love with those choirs.

Incredible how recognizable these harmonies are - not because I've listened to a lot of Bulgarian folk chiors, but because there are a lot of other music inspired by it. The main theme from Myst IV is extremely close to the first portion of this, down to the sounds of the fictional language used. And Karl Jenkins' Adiemus is clearly inspired by the more uptempo (major key) portions of this. Just an amazing style of harmony.

I love this song so much ToT 💕 It’s so incredible

Proud to be Bulgarian!

_"you've NEVER heard a choir like this"_ I did. It brought me to tears for whatever reason. Maybe it's their innocence.

a culture well worth preserving

I've heard this exact choir many many many many times. It's amazing.

Love those major & minor 2nds! And of course a great transcription!

Goosebumps :) That's fantastic!

Потрясающие голоса, потрясающее исполнение, потрясающая композиция и потрясающие исполнительницы. В этом видео всё потрясающее❤

Well, its been on my playlist for over 15 years

I was surprised when I opened the video because that's literally what I heard my Whole childhood my mother being fond of this music !! I love it ! Incredible

Absolutely beautiful. Thank You.

What do you know what anybody heard until yet? I heard a choir like that long time ago! It is wonderful!

I have a few CDs of this marvellous music that I purchased nearly 20 years ago. It's still spellbinding to listen to.

Love the Bulgarian choral music.

BTW, this takes tremendous work an dedication. From a fellow romanian neighbour, love and admiration!

This was wonderful! Great job, ladies!

I've been listening to them for many many years So glad to see them brought to the forefront. Thank you

Thank you for including the score! Such rich harmonies there!

Wunderbare Stimmen und Lieder.

I have heard many times but never fails to blow me away.

this was amazing, haunting, and hypnotic. The harmony, and tension created, and the rhythms... thank you

I cant listen to this without being in a constant state of goosebumps and shivers. Amazing!

so this is where christopher tin got the idea from for his temen oblak

Yes. Yes I have. Ever since Ghost in the Shell made me interested in this type of music I've listened to this exact song many, many times. What a masterpiece though.

my choir sings kaval sviri- bulgarian folk music is one of our favorite genres!

I knew the time signature for the “lively” portion had a nine on the top. Thank you for the validation. 😊