Philadelphia Women's Slavic Ensemble Folkadelphia Session 3/26/19, by Philadelphia Women's Slavic Ensemble

Philadelphia Women's Slavic Ensemble Folkadelphia Session 3/26/19

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1.	Cetina (Croatia) 02:11	buy track
2.	Predite Prelje (Croatia) 01:48	buy track
3.	Zaro Mome (Bulgaria) 02:12	buy track
4.	Bre Petrunko (Bulgaria) 01:08	buy track
5.	Oj Davno Davno (Ukraine) 03:03	buy track
6.	Shtoy pa Moru (Belarus) 02:43	buy track

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Recorded at the WXPN Performance Studio on March 26th, 2019 by James Clark Conner in collaboration with WXPN's The Key Sessions. Photos and videos by Gabriela Barbieri. Assistance by John Vettese. Thank you to Cassie Glinkowski for helping to coordinate.

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released April 4, 2019

The Philadelphia Women's* Slavic Ensemble began in West Philly in 2011 as a few friends sharing simple Slavic folk songs, a cappella. Since then, we have grown into a community of singers of all skill level and background who celebrate the “chest voice”; a style of singing that stems from Slavic folk tradition. We choose songs from Eastern Europe that encourage creativity, boldness, and unapologetic self-expression. You can find us at all types of community events, usually with homemade flower crowns and a giant bottle of red wine.

Find more here: www.singslavic.com

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