10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GUSLA»
Discover the use of
gusla in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
gusla and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Serbia since 1989: Politics and Society under Milopevic and ...
But throughout the Milosevic era, the bards of Serbian nationalism never tired of
hearkening back to the past, and in this fixation on Serbia's past, the gusla, a one
-stringed instrument associated with folk music traditions in Serbia, Macedonia, ...
2
Performing Democracy: Bulgarian Music and Musicians in ...
One band in Samokov featured clarinet, violin, daire and tu ̆pan;21 a second in
Gabrovo—violin, clarinet, santur (Persian/Turkish hammered dulcimer), and tu
̆pan;while a third in Pazardzhik employed violin, clarinet, gusla, tu ̆pan, and
lute ...
3
The Balkans in Transition: Essays on the Development of ...
Of interest here is his poem recalling Simeon and reflecting a "cult of the gusla":
Pred tvoi dnes az stoia oltar na tebe v'piia, Guslane, razkrii tvoite shtedri dlani,
izlei na mene svoia dar, moiata gusla naglasi, kato dostoino da uspeia az
Simeona ...
Charles Jelavich, Barbara Jelavich, 1963
4
Structural Markedness and Syntactic Structure: A Study of ...
IOVS * b. r PiJar; le gusla [VP a Carlos I; n. SVIO * account for the data. In this
formulation, fronting to [Spec, I] is not related to the satisfaction of some A-
property of the fronted XP, so fronting of the experiencer in a psych clause
arguably ...
Rodrigo Gutiérrez-Bravo, 2013
Four national instruments are used most frequently in Bulgarian folk music: the
giisla, the kavdl, the gdida, and the bulgaria. In addition, among the percussion
instruments, the drum and the tambourine are most popular. THE GCSLA The
gusla ...
6
Modernism: Representations of National Culture
7 The gusla (traditional musical instrument) and gusla playing have a very strong
symbolic meaning in Serbian traditional culture, for it was connected with
traditional village life and also with popular reproduction of epic songs describing
the ...
Ahmet Ersoy, Maciej Górny, Vangelis Kechriotis, 2010
7
Witchcraft in Early Modern Poland, 1500-1800
Koranyi, 'Czary i gusla', pp. 1–3, 16. AGAD KB 252, fo. 25. R. Bugaj, Nauki
tajemne w Polsce w dobie odrodzenia (Wrocław, 1976), p. 151. Koranyi, 'Czary i
gusla', p. 1. Discussion of ecclesiastical cases and visitations is beyond the
scope of ...
8
An Olive Tree in Dalmatia: And Other Stories
he sang, and the gusla sang with him, snug in its tasselled case. He showed it to
no one. Not even to Mara, but hid it in the old house that no one went to now. It
was inhabited only by the scuttling spiders and the wind, and every night when
the ...
9
New Zealand short stories: second series
It was inhabited only by the scuttling spiders and the wind, and every night when
the girls sat over their dinner, or played the radiogram and entertained their
friends, he went down to the house and played his gusla and sang to himself.
Christian Karlson Stead, 1966
Howard Montgomery si tolse il paltò e si buttò sul letto a faccia in giù, allungò la
mano e prese la sua gusla assieme all'archetto, si sedette sul letto ed iniziò a
suonare. La note che si propagavano in quell'angusta stanzetta di Lincoln Creep
a ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GUSLA»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
gusla is used in the context of the following news items.
George Eliot, Currer Bell, Clara Gazul, and Me
Mérimée would have known that a gusla is also a Bulgarian string instrument. Writers are clever people. (As an aside, the French writer Pierre ... «Chronicle of Higher Education, May 15»
I want you: Apply to serve in Joe and Connor's cabinet
In fact, back when ol' HoyaLink was your age, there was only one student association, GUSLA: The Georgetown University Society of Lincoln ... «The Georgetown Voice, Mar 15»
La Vera Storia di San Nicola Vescovo alias Babbo Natale
Ed ecco il Re del Mare: 'Ehi tu Sadkò, hai tanto navigato senza mai pagarmi tributi, in cambio suona mi la gusla'. Al suono di quello strumento, ... «L'Impronta L'Aquila, Dec 14»
Albanians and Serbs: a common epic
What these epic songs have in common is that they are monophonic, accompanied by the lahuta / gusla. Then, from the formal point of view, ... «Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso, May 13»
Albanesi e serbi : l ' epica in comune
E del resto chiunque sia stato il primo a prendere la lahuta/gusla in mano non è stato certo né albanese né serbo come lo intendiamo noi oggi. «Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso, May 13»
Shazalakazoo's folk-step
These traditions are still alive today thanks to instruments that are only used here, such as the gusla (a sort of a small one stringed-guitar).”. «Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso, Dec 12»
Il folk-step dei Shazalakazoo
... oggi ancora diffuse grazie all'impiego di strumenti che si usano solo qui, come la gusla (una specie di chitarrina, con una sola corda)". «Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso, Dec 12»
Hubble, Bubble, Toil & Trouble: The Haxan Cloak Interviewed
Traditionally when the Serbians read these war poems they're accompanied by this stringed instrument called the gusla. It sounds like a ... «The Quietus, Nov 11»
Sami, Frisian and Udmurt – the obscure languages of Europe's …
Coffeeshock Company (Austria) singing Gusla mi se je znicila (My Violin) in Burgenland-Croatian – Croatian dialect spoken by around 20,000 ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Nov 11»
A Mythic Novel of the Balkan Wars
A decade after World War I, Luka leaves Galina and walks 300 miles to the river port of Sarobor, where he hopes to master the gusla, ... «New York Times, Mar 11»
