Cross-Border Kantele: Concert piece "Kalevala rune" performed by Elena Ankhimova, Ensemble "Kantele"

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  • Concert piece “Kalevala rune,” performed by Elena Ankhimova, International Music Contest Awardee, Ensemble “Kantele.” Music adaptation by Irina Shishkanova. This recording was made in Ilomantsi (Finland), on 12 October 2019.
    This joint Finnish-Russian kantele concert was organized by the Kantele Goes Global project. Our project seeks to promote cross-border cooperation between Finnish, Russian and Karelian kantele players. We also seek to promote internationalization and popularization of kantele music worldwide by means of intercultural synthesis. We play Finnish, Russian and Karelian folk music, as well as contemporary compositions. We also try to introduce kantele into foreign cultures (North America and Far East) by using kantele as accompaniment for traditional cultural performances (i.e. dance) in recipient countries.
    For further information, please contact Dmitry Zimin: dmitry.zimin@post.com
    The project's partners are:
    Karelian National Ensemble "Kantele" (bit.ly/3vEqNoF);
    Karelian Institute, University of Eastern Finland - UEF (www.uef.fi/en/w...
    Runosong Academy (bit.ly/2PLo1ia); and
    National School of Arts of the Pryazha District of Karelia (bit.ly/33guTXY).
    Project manager: Olga Vlasova
    Project's websites:
    kareliacbc.fi/...
    bit.ly/2RmeAq7
    Another UA-cam channel of our project - Kantele Music Fusion:
    / @kantelemusicfusion
    Our project is funded by the Karelia CBC Programme:
    kareliacbc.fi/

КОМЕНТАРІ • 36

  • @konwarabhimitra2371
    @konwarabhimitra2371 3 роки тому +10

    Love and respect from India .

  • @ИринаТкачик-б3ю
    @ИринаТкачик-б3ю 3 роки тому +6

    Невероятно красиво!

  • @СветланаГолубева-п5ч

    Очень красивая музыка.....

  • @angelinaredi7884
    @angelinaredi7884 3 роки тому +4

    Чудесно!🌺🌞🙏

  • @jaeger233
    @jaeger233 4 роки тому +7

    karjala, karelia 5/5

  • @thomasschwarting5108
    @thomasschwarting5108 3 роки тому +4

    Beautiful, but sad too.

    • @turpasauna
      @turpasauna Рік тому +2

      Yes. Melacholy is the common theme Finnish music carries.

    • @loki5129
      @loki5129 3 місяці тому

      А Вы всё вромя смеётесь? Сочуствую.

  • @Koryos444
    @Koryos444 2 роки тому +1

    OMG i have a Deja Vu

  • @aleksandrivanov1958
    @aleksandrivanov1958 4 роки тому +13

    Sounds beautiful. Where could I find this particular instrument?:)

    • @igormarvin5260
      @igormarvin5260 4 роки тому +3

      Александр, добрый день! Хроматическое кантеле изготавливают в Республике Карелия. Вы можете подробнее узнать в Ансамбле "Кантеле" www.kantele.ru

    • @loki5129
      @loki5129 2 місяці тому

      "Звучит красиво" =это не сказать не чего,Ну как к бы ,тебе объяснить?( )Это душа народа,мистика,взгляд изподлобья(чего ты стоишь),а стоит ли тебе верить?

  • @dornier2643
    @dornier2643 3 роки тому +16

    Beautiful music, but I fail to see how any of this has to do with Russia. The music and culture is in no way related and will never be.

    • @universalflamethrower6342
      @universalflamethrower6342 3 роки тому +9

      yes,good point, all peoples exist best in perfect isolation and there should be global war until one people survives

    • @dornier2643
      @dornier2643 3 роки тому +22

      ​@@universalflamethrower6342 Russia may take Finnish land and destroy Finnish culture, but it will never take our history or music. Free Karelia

    • @tiagosilva729
      @tiagosilva729 3 роки тому +1

      You have a very Karelian name, btw.

    • @dornier2643
      @dornier2643 3 роки тому +1

      @@tiagosilva729 It's a character from a 25 year old popular Japanese comic turned television series called Hellsing Ultimate. Highly recommend it.

    • @Vainaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
      @Vainaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 3 роки тому +21

      because many many people in Russia aren't Slavs, but Uralians, such as the Finns. This is the Kalevala a compilation of Uralic folktales. While this may not be Slavic Russian culture or the mainstream culture it is the traditional culture of many Russians. Such as Karelians, Vepsians, and these stories are related to the stores told by the Mordvins and Mari and Mansi, all of these Russian peoples.