“Prioni, mobo: srpske izvorne pesme” (Serbian Cyrillic: "Приони, мобо: српске изворне песме"; English: "Come on, harvest elhelpers: Serbian traditional songs") is the debut album from Moba.[1] It was released on cassette by Belgrade lab “Biljeg - balkansko i slovensko izdavaštvo” in 1994.
| Prioni, mobo | |
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| Studio album by Moba ensemble | |
| Released | 1994 |
| Genre | World, Music of Serbia, Music of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Music of Croatia, Music of Macedonia, Music of Montenegro |
| Label | “Biljeg”, Beograd |
Contributors to the album include Jelena Jovanović, Svetlana Spajić, Aleksandra Pavićević, Sanja Stanković, Sanja Radinović and Zvezdana Milović, in cooperation with Darko Macura, as mentor and co-producer.
Track listing
edit- Side A
- Mobu zove Jovo momče mlado (2,05), harvesters', “per bass”, Ribaševina near Užice
- Prioni, mobo, za lada (2,30), harvesters', Ribaševina near Užice
- Lepo pevam, daleko se čuje (2,00)
- Tri devojke zbor zborile (2,00), Seča Reka near Užice
- Oj devojko, kolasta jabuko (1,20)
- Čuvam ovce u livadi dole (4,20), shepherds', Jarmenovci near Topole
- Ja posadi vitu jelu (3,15)
- Izvor voda izvirala, ladna ledena (2,05), harvesters', “per voice”, Crnuća by Rudnik mountain
- Devojčica cveće brala pa je zaspala (2,00), harvesters', “per voice”, Valjevska Podgorina
- Side B
- Smilj devojka pokraj gore brala (2,55), slavska, from Čerovnica near Kosovska Mitrovica
- Oj devojče, često li me sanjaš? (1,50)
- Zaspala Joka Bogutovka (2,20), “per voice”, Rastošnica, Drina region
- Kraj bunara zeleni se trava (1,50), “per bass”, Ribaševina near Užice
- Šta se sjaji ju goru zelenu (1,40), wedding song, around Sokobanja
- Janko prosi ju dalek devojku (2,45), Rujište near Boljevac
- Đevojko ružo rumena (1,05), wedding song, Ribaševina near Užice
- Nišnu se zvezda (3,55), from Manjak near Vranje
- Kićeno nebo zvezdama (3,30)
Credits
editPerformers
edit- Jelena Jovanović (А6, B1, B7, follows in А9, B6)
- Svetlana Spajić (A1, A2, A3, A9, B3, follows in A8, B5)
- Aleksandra Pavićević (A4, A5, follows in A8, B3, B7)
- Sanja Stanković (A2, B4, B5, B6, B8)
- Sanja Radinović (A7, B9,)
- Zvezdana Milović (A8, B2)
Colophon
edit- Publisher: “Biljeg – Balkansko i slovensko izdavaštvo”, Belgrade, 1993 (AK-003)
- Recorded in studio “Akademija”, Belgrade, April 1994
- Production: “Moba” and Darko Macura
- Recording: Goran Živković
- Photography: Milinko Stefanović
- Design: Boban Knežević
- Recension: Bojan Žikić
- Director: Milinko Stefanović
- Editor-in-chief: Zoran Stefanović
References
edit- ^ Matović, Jelena. „'Prioni mobo', kaseta izvornih srpskih pesama u izvođenju ženskog ansambla 'Moba'“ - A review in: Zbornik Matice srpske za scenske umetnosti i muziku, 16–17, Novi Sad 1995, 280–281.
Literature
edit- Matović, Jelena. „'Prioni mobo', kaseta izvornih srpskih pesama u izvođenju ženskog ansambla 'Moba'“ - A review, in: Zbornik Matice srpske za scenske umetnosti i muziku, 16–17, Novi Sad 1995, 280–281.
- Muršič, Rajko. „Darko Macura: Prizivanja, Srpski duvački instrumenti (Biljeg 1994) • Moba: Prioni, Mobo, Izvorne srpske pesme Biljeg, 1994)“, Glasbena mladina, letnik 26, številka 5, Marec 1996, str. 30.
- Jovanović, Jelena. „The Power of Recently Revitalized Serbian Rural Folk Music in Urban Settings“, in: Music, Power, and Politics, ed. by Annie J. Randall, Routledge, 2004. p. 137.
External links
edit- Srpske narodne ženske pesme za pevanje (lyrics), priredila Svetlana Spajić, Projekat Rastko (in Serbian)