«GÚSLĂ»に関連するルーマニア語の本
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Serbia since 1989: Politics and Society under Milopevic ... - Pagina 400
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, ...
16, 19 ianuarie 1901). Alte ecouri: Un nou testament Gr. Sturza şi... o autopsie criminală (Forţa morală, II, 12, 20 ianuarie 1902, p. 2). (p. 11) GUZLÂ Publicată în România literară, VII, 6, iunie 1888, p. 120 (cu titlul transcris Gusla). Republicată ...
Alexandru Macedonski, Adrian Marino, 1966
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An Olive Tree in Dalmatia: And Other Stories - Pagina 65
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 ...
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New Zealand short stories: second series - Volumul 2 - Pagina 44
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
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Witchcraft in Early Modern Poland, 1500-1800
Koranyi, 'Czary i gusla', pp. 1–3, 16. 3. AGAD KB252,fo. 25. 4. R. Bugaj,Nauki tajemne wPolsce w dobie odrodzenia (Wrocław, 1976), p. 151. the 5. Koranyi, 'Czaryi gusla',p.1. Discussion of ecclesiastical cases and visitations is beyond ...
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The Tiger's Wife: A Novel - Pagina 198
None of them had much ambition for moving on to better things. None of them cared much for the traditional gusla, or its use in epic poetry; but they thought it added an interesting sound to their amateur-crowded group. Luka played on with ...
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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 ...
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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
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The Serbs: History, Myth and the Destruction of Yugoslavia
He persuaded Radovan Karadžić, the Bosnian Serb leader, to play a gusla in the preserved house of Vuk Karadžić and to sing a favourite epic. In a later scene Karadžić looked down on a besieged Sarajevo with Eduard Limonov, a Russian ...
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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
