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Roma, Gypsy, Ukraine, Uganda, Eastern Europe, Balkan, Carpathian, Africa, Soviet Union, Russia, music, ethnomusicology, hip-hop,  post-socialist, music industries, poverty, piracy, migration, race, blackness, whiteness, class, cultural policy, UNESCO,  Gogol Bordello, development aid, George Soros, NGOs, advocacy, cultural rights, Romani rights, Transcarpathia, Kharkiv, Orange Revolution, Kyiv, Kiev, cyberpolitics, cybermusicality, Ivana Kupala

The Carpathian Music Ensemble, was founded in fall 2008 and is directed by Assistant Professor of Ethnomusicology Adriana Helbig.
The ensemble performs Gypsy, Klezmer, Armenian, Moldavian, Ukrainian, and Macedonian music. Along with their performances for Music at Pitt, the ensemble performs for enthusiastic crowds at local concert venues around Pittsburgh.

 

Carpathian Music Ensemble LIVE on WPTS 92.1 FM, radio station of the University of Pittsburgh – April 4, 2013
Carpathian Ensemble WPTS Radio April 4, 2013.mp3

 

Pitt Carpathian rocks Albanian tunes at Pittsburgh's Great Race 2011

 

Chaje Shukarije (Beautiful Girl) - Carpathian Ensemble @ Pitt

 

Carpathian's rendition of Django Reinhardt's "Minor Swing" with Dan Gold on electric guitar playing Django's guitar solo and Kristina Miller on violin playing the improvisation of Stephane Grappelli. Performed at the Ensemble's annual spring concert, April 15, 2011.
Django Reinhardt-Minor Swing.mp3
 
"Gankino Horo, a Bulgarian dance in 11/8, performed during the Ensemble's annual Spring concert on April 15, 2011, Frick Fine Arts Auditorium, University of Pittsburgh.
Gankino Horo-Bulgarian.mp3

 

 
Read about the Carpathian Ensemble collaboration with Kyiv Ukrainian Dance Enesmble.
For more information about the Carpathian Music Ensemble and about Eastern European music studies at the University of Pittsburgh, please contact Prof. Adriana Helbig at anh59@pitt.edu.

 

Roma, Gypsy, Ukraine, Uganda, Eastern Europe, Balkan, Carpathian, Africa, Soviet Union, Russia, music, ethnomusicology, hip-hop,  post-socialist, music industries, poverty, piracy, migration, race, blackness, whiteness, class, cultural policy, UNESCO,  Gogol Bordello, development aid, George Soros, NGOs, advocacy, cultural rights, Romani rights, Transcarpathia, Kharkiv, Orange Revolution, Kyiv, Kiev, cyberpolitics, cybermusicality, Ivana Kupala

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