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Lăutărească music (Romanian: muzică
lăutărească,
pronounced [ˈmuzikə lə.utərˈe̯askə]) is a
musical tradition widespread in the
historical regions of Romania...
- lăutar) as a gift to the
Vornic Dingă from Moldavia. In 1775 the
first lăutărească guild (breaslă), was
established in Wallachia. The lăutari were both...
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Middle Eastern roots,
customary in
Romanian peasant music, as well as in
lăutărească music. It was also
adopted into
klezmer music.
Similar tunes are found...
- Puchanu; 1926–1996) was a
Romanian Gypsy singer and
interpreter of
urban lăutărească music from Romania.
Puceanu started to sing
professionally when she was...
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Tallava Montenegrin Macedonian Čalgija
Starogradska muzika Romani Romanian Lăutărească music Manele Serbian Balkan br****
Starogradska muzika Turbo-folk Slovenian...
- Turkish-derived
genre performed by
Romani musicians called lăutari in a
lăutărească manner,
while the "modern manele" are a
mixture of Turkish, Gr****, Arabic...
- pan
flute player Angheluş
Dinicu in the
virtuosic style of the
urban lăutărească music from late 19th century. Angheluş
Dinicu first presented the tune...
- Guță
started as a
singer and
accordionist in the late 1980s,
playing lăutărească music. He
released his
debut album in 1992. Two
years later, he released...
- A
taraf is a
small lăutărească music ensemble from
Romania or Moldova,
usually consisting of 3-8 musicians-lăutari.
Instruments include the violin, cello...
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place in the
repertory of
every major orchestra. They
employ elements of
lăutărească music,
vivid Romanian rhythms, and an air of spontaneity. They exhibit...
