Boris Karlov (bulgarian gypsy-accordeon) - complete recordings

Boris Karlov (1924-1964) Legend of the Bulgarian Accordion This 2-CD set features 40 exciting folk melodies played by the legendary Bulgarian accordionist and compiled by Yves Moreau from the archives of the Bulgarian National Radio, Balkanton records and rare old 78's. Boris Karlov is credited for being the first to develop a distinct technique and style for playing Bulgarian folk music on the accordion. This compilation presents the «classics» of Karlov's repertoire in chronological order. Boris Karlov was an usurpassed accordion player with an exquisite and particular beautiful tone, full of emotionality. He was a folk musician with an iron sense of rhythm and brilliant technique who played Bulgarian folk melodies with an infectious musical sensitivity. Some of his tunes have become standard favorites among North American Balkan music and dance adepts: Bavno Horo, Gjusevska Rachenitsa, Daichovo Horo, Gankino Horo, Elenino Horo, etc. Contents of torrent: 1940-1954 bre blagatka.mp3 (2.78 megabyte) dajcovo horo 1A.mp3 (2.81 megabyte) dajcovo horo 2.mp3 (2 megabyte) dajcovo horo 3.mp3 (2.63 megabyte) gankino horo 1.mp3 (2.56 megabyte) gankino horo 2.mp3 (2.04 megabyte) gankino horo 3.mp3 (2.59 megabyte) gankino horo 4.mp3 (2.67 megabyte) kjustendilsko horo.mp3 (2.3 megabyte) makedonsko horo.mp3 (2.82 megabyte) mjatalo lence jabalka.mp3 (2.41 megabyte) obedjansk horo.mp3 (2.94 megabyte) plovdivsko horo.mp3 (2.73 megabyte) RACENICA.MP3 (2.95 megabyte) severnjaska racenica.mp3 (3.04 megabyte) sitno horo.mp3 (2.96 megabyte) sofijsko sopsko horo.mp3 (2.62 megabyte) trakijska racenica.mp3 (4.04 megabyte) trakijsko horo A.mp3 (2.89 megabyte) vrabniska racenica.mp3 (3.02 megabyte) 1955-1964 cetvorno horo.mp3 (3.62 megabyte) dajcovo horo 1B.mp3 (3.31 megabyte) dajcovo horo 4.mp3 (3.09 megabyte) dudino horo A.mp3 (1.82 megabyte) dudino horo B.mp3 (2.83 megabyte) elenino horo A.mp3 (2.72 megabyte) elenino horo B.mp3 (1.29 megabyte) graovsko horo A.mp3 (2.99 megabyte) graovsko horo B.mp3 (1.65 megabyte) kjustendilska racenica.mp3 (2.39 megabyte) krivo horo.mp3 (2.35 megabyte) levskaro horo.mp3 (3.08 megabyte) pazardziska racenica.mp3 (2.57 megabyte) pazardzisko pravo horo.mp3 (2.47 megabyte) pravo horo.mp3 (2.77 megabyte) radino horo.mp3 (3 megabyte) sopsko horo 1.mp3 (2.18 megabyte) sopsko horo 2.mp3 (2.79 megabyte) trakijsko horo 3.mp3 (1.64 megabyte) trakijsko horo B.mp3 (4.21 megabyte) Wiki: "Boris Karlov (11 August, 1924–14 December, 1964) was a Bulgarian accordionist. He was born in Sofia into a family with a gypsy background. His father was the conductor of an orchestra that was often heard on radio Sofia. At an early age Boris was already passionate about folk music, played first on the ocarina and later on the tambura in his father's orchestra. Here he acquired a feeling for the harmonic structure of Bulgarian music. At twelve years of age Karlov began to play the accordion, beginning with a simple 48-base Hohner instrument, and progressing to a 120-base. Eventually he had a custom Italian Scandalli accordion made for him. In the years 1950–1960, Karlov was in demand not only in Bulgaria, but also in Yugoslavia and Austria. He had a busy concert schedule and favourable reviews. Karlov developed a style of playing which was new on the accordion. Based on generally short, simple, but fast musical phrases, frequently in the irregular rhythms that were originally played on traditional Bulgarian instruments such as the gaida (bagpipe) and kaval (end-blown flute), he innovated a rondo form where the special character of Bulgarian music nevertheless remained. He died, still on tour, in Kraljevo, of a kidney infection"

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