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| About the Music |
| Most of our music hails from the countries of Bulgaria, Croatia, Macedonia, Russia, and the Ukraine. The repertoire of lyrical songs borrowed from authentic Slavic choruses tell of love, marriage, work, war, country life, and sorrow. In our performances, we strive to maintain the tradition of dissonant harmonies, unusual rhythms, and distinctive vocal qualities which make Slavic music unique and exciting for listeners of all ages and backgrounds. |
| Our Repertoire |
| The Slavic Chorus prides ourselves on the great diversity of our repertoire and the complexity of our arrangements. Since our inception in 1969, the chorus has maintained a rich collection of Eastern European and Balkan music. However, a number of our own group members have transcribed new arrangements of traditional songs for the group's performances. Because our performances include village music from a number of different countries, our very different styles of music are quite evident. These styles range from fast-paced Russian nasal styles (such as Oy Senyushka!), soft and mysterious Croatian lullabyes (such as Rumena Si), Bulgarian favorites (such as Polegnala and Teften Kate), and many more! |
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The Dove Song