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oud_laud_luth_lute_liuto
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The COBZA
"The cobza is a Romanian folk version of the Oud, the lute found across the Islamic world from North Africa to Central Asia. The word is Turkish;
"kobuz" is the more common form of it in Turkic languages, but it can be applied to many different lute-type instruments."
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http://www.purr.demon.co.uk/jack/Music/cobza.html
LISTEN:
http://www.balcanto.net/www/sound/marin.mp3
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oud_laud_luth_lute_liuto
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Cobza
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Koya
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Hi, I am hungarian cobza player. We also use cobza ( in hungarian: koboz) in folk music. The moldavian hungarians preserve in their traditional music.
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Koya
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The previous picture is my teacher. Géza Fábri the master of koboz.
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oud_laud_luth_lute_liuto
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hi Koya,
do you have some files mp3 about the cobza?
Claudio
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oudplayer
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hey all
this is acually raelly funny bec a long time ago i p-layed one but i had no clue what it was sounds somewhat lieka th eoud.
thx sammy
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Koya
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Hi Folks,
There is some sound clips with cobza, sorry for quality. I made this recordings with MD in Moldavian folk music and dance camp in 2002.
The following files when the cobza accompanied in band. Generally flute, violin , drum (tapan) play together.
Paun Vasile on cobza.
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Koya
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Sorry it was too large file.
http://www.somoska.wire.hu/tracks/tuz_langja.mp3
http://www.somoska.wire.hu/tracks/vert_kezes.mp3
http://www.somoska.wire.hu/tracks/szerba.mp3
http://www.somoska.wire.hu/tracks/track_no05.mp3
http://www.somoska.wire.hu/tracks/track_no08.mp3
Bye: Koya
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Koya
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The cobza player:
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shlomi
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hey koya it sounds grate!!!!
do u have any solo recordings of ur playing?
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Koya
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The next track is singing with cobza.
The player is Szabolcs Róka.
http://www.somoska.wire.hu/tracks/hej_pava.mp3
http://www.somoska.wire.hu/tracks/en_is_en_is_csak_ugy_elek.mp3
http://www.somoska.wire.hu/tracks/koldusenek.mp3
bye: Koya
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oud_laud_luth_lute_liuto
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hey Mr Koya...THANKSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
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Koya
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Hi,
This is a picture about an romanian player.
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spyros mesogeia
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Buna domnilor,
am facut studiile mele in Romania,am terminat facultatea de medicina,am cantat si eu copza,si as vrea sa va intreb pentru preturi de asa ceva
Dear Mr Koya,do you speak Romanian?I did my studies in Temesvar,on the univercity of Medicine ,and there I had the posibility to hear and play this
instrument,
Can you please send me your e-mail adress,I would like to ask you some things in personal.I am a fan of Tudor Gheorghe in Romania,he is a copza
player.
Best Regards
Spyros Koliavasilis
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Koya
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Dear Spyros,
My e-mail adress is: robertkrisztin@aion.hu
I am living inside Hungary, I don't speak romanian.
Tudor Gheorghe is a big favorite of mine.
Bye: Koya
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Quote: | Originally posted by Koya
Hi, I am hungarian cobza player. We also use cobza ( in hungarian: koboz) in folk music. The moldavian hungarians preserve in their traditional music.
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Hi Koya and others,
Wow you and others posted some great recordings.
the tracks that look like this:
http://www.somoska.wire.hu/tracks/tuz_langja.mp3
http://www.somoska.wire.hu/tracks/vert_kezes.mp3
http://www.somoska.wire.hu/tracks/szerba.mp3
http://www.somoska.wire.hu/tracks/track_no05.mp3
http://www.somoska.wire.hu/tracks/track_no08.mp3
where are these musicians from? is it Transylvania? it's sounding very hungarian in style but I was surprised to hear the last track is like
Geamparele rhythm.
also can you tell us the differences between the Romanian Kobza, the Hungarian Koboz and whatever it is they may use in Moldavia?
i'm so curious, and happy you introduced this stuff. I've always wanted to hear more.
best,
Adam
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Koya
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The Moldavian Hungarians are hungarian speakig majority in the East Carpatians in Romania. Their linguistic culture and vocal music affinity are of
medieval hungarian culture, their dialect is similar with the hungarian of 200 years ago. Their instrumental music, clothing are more balkanistic
because the fasion is always changing and a modern infuence from Romanians who are they living with is stronger like their hungarian roots.
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Koya
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Hi,
More pics:
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This is the electric type of cobza:
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Koya
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Hi folks,
Some mp3 from the Zurgo band.
http://www.zurgo.hu/english.html
http://www.zurgo.hu/NewPic/ZurgoSzive_track1.mp3
http://www.zurgo.hu/NewPic/ZurgoSzive_track6.mp3
http://www.zurgo.hu/MP3/vonat.mp3
http://www.zurgo.hu/MP3/olahos.mp3
http://www.zurgo.hu/MP3/szeretom.mp3
Bye: Koya
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Koya
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Hi all,
This is a beautiful song from my teacer's new CD.
Tünde Ivánovics - singer
Géza Fábri - cobza
http://www.moldvahon.hu/mediafile.php?mediafileID=76
This is pure hungarian style of cobza playing.
Bye: Koya
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Koya
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Hi guys,
This is a new pic about a old style cobza player. He is living in Moldva in Romania. He played in last music and dane camp in this august.
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Thanks Koya.
Do you know where I could get one of those mike stands, where no section is truly vertical or horizontal?
Regards,
Greg
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Quote: | Originally posted by Koya
Hi guys,
This is a new pic about a old style cobza player. He is living in Moldva in Romania. He played in last music and dane camp in this august.
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Was your minidisc running?? on record??
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adam
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Hi, thanks for reviving this thread, much of which I didn't catch the first time around. I'm completely enjoying the music on it, especially the song
accompanied by Geza Fabri. I'm amazed at how moving it is....Can someone tell me what the lyrics are about?
Mark
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