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Hi,
In this topic I'll put some Polish sheet music. Hope you'll enjoy it
This one is not a folk song, it's a theme from movie "Bandyta". It's pretty hard to find sheet music for this, so I put here a piece for a flute (made by Michał Świątczak). You can listen to an original tune here (composed by Michał Lorenc):
Here is a Polish carol, "Jezus Malusieńki" - IMO one of the best. In English "Tiny Jesus"
This one isn't very complicated. Title says "And in brewery...", and song tells a story about a guy named Maciek who is jumping around like crazy 'cause he ate a easter cake.
This one, called "Góralu, czy ci nie żal" (Highlander, aren't you sad) was composed to a poem written by Michał Bałucki when he were in prison. He shared a cell with a highlander who were pining for his home and mountains he left behind. He inspired him to write this.
And this one is such a huge part of Polish culture, that it can be actually called a folk song It's a song from a soundtrack of a TV series "Czterej Pacerni i Pies" (Four tank men and a dog). Title says "Rains Restless" (I don't know if I translated it right)
I'll send more later I have a whole book for anyone interested. It's too big to put here, but I cand send it via e-mail
Learning the violin since April 2016

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Maybe you should drink/eat something polish before playing It helps!
Here are some example videos to songs:
Góralu, czy ci nie żal
https://www.youtube.com/watch?.....BiAuW-XmOc
Jezus malusieńki
https://www.youtube.com/watch?.....n6dh-vPj-8
Deszcze niespokojne - I haven't found any good violin cover, but this is an original song
Learning the violin since April 2016

Member

Hi Marta, thanks a lot!
I have recently learned to play Aleksandra from the movie Moskva slezam ne verit. I went through a heck of a time to try to find the tune, in Russian, and I didn't succeed. Luckily, my teacher studied at conservatory in St. Petersburg and speak a bit Russian, so he eventually succeeded but only after he had been through some very dubious websites, haha!
Although it is Russian, I just wanted to stress that I love East and Central Europe, and it I believe it is really hard to find the sheet music for the folk tunes which I like. So I'm really happy that you posted this
Thank you!
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