Russian Gypsy Klezmer songs music dance Cabaret Moscow New York City 1998

Russian, Ukrainian, Gypsy and Klezmer traditional music and dance video. This show was recorded live in New York City's Cabaret "Moscow" - corner of Lexington Ave and 54th street - in 1998 by Walter Koulakov (www.videozoom.com).

Five musicians: Lev Zabeginsky - balalaika, Mikhail Smirnov - garmoshka, Gennady Gutkin - bayan, Sergey Riabtsev - violin, Leonid Bruk - contrabass balalaika, Russian folk singers Irina, Natasha and Misha Gypsy singer/dancer and folk dancer Svetlana.

Runtime about 40 minutes. Good for all ages. Language: Russian, Gypsy, Ukrainian.

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List of performers

Irina Zagornova - Russian folk singer
Natasha Smirnov - Russian folk singer and dancer
Svetlana Yankovskaya - Gypsy singer and dancer
Gennady Gutkin - bayan virtuoso
Lev Zabeginsky - balalaika virtuoso
Misha Smirnov - singer, balalaika, garmoshka
Leon Bruk - balalaika contrabass
Sergey Riabtsev - violin virtuoso
Yuriy Vodolaga - Russian folk dancer

PROGRAM OF THE SHOW

ENGLISH I am walking in Moscow There is no grief Saturday Affair Barynya Tongue twister From the evening, from the midnight Terek River Cossack dance Klezmer violin extravaganza Nane Tsokha (Gypsy) Tilima (Gypsy) Those Were The Days Dark Eyes Two Guitars Shatritsa The Creek Marusya One, Two, Three... At the Blacksmith's

RUSSIAN A Ya Idu, Shagayu Po Moskve Shto Nam Gore Subboteya Baryniya Skorogovorka So Vechyora, S Polunochi Lezginka Skripach na Kryshe Nane Tsokha Tilima Dorogoi Dlinnoyu Ochi Chernye Dve Gitary Shatritsa Rucheyok Marusya Raz, Dva, Tree Vo Kuznitse

VIDEO SAMPLES

"There is no grief" ("Shto Nam Gore")

I am walking in Moscow (A Ya Idu, Shagayu Po Moskve) Tune from Russian movie

"Saturday Affair" (Subboteya) The young girl explains to her boyfriend that they should not kiss, but only hug

Russian folk song and dance BARYNYA with foot stomping

Tongue twister song NATALIA A young man falls in love with awesome beauty Natalia. In jest he thinks to kill himself, then he rethinks to kill her. But the knife is broken, the pitchfork is bent and Natalia is still alive.

So Vechora, S Polunochi Russian folk song and dance "From the evening, from the midnight"

Lezginka Terek River Cossack dance