Даха Браха " Весна"/Dakha Brakha " Vesna"( реж. Diana Rudychenko)
Director/ Editor : Diana Rudychenko Camera: Stefan Serhiy & Muha Music: Dakha Brakha Producers : Diana Rudychenko, De Lucia Media
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Promotional video for Ukranian 'art' folk band DakhaBrakha
Dakha Brakha Sho z-pod duba
Daha Braha performing song "Sho z-pod duba" during concert in Lublin ( Poland ) during "Jarmark Jagielloński" festival. Daha Braha ( Daxa Braxa, Dakha Brakha ) is ukraininan band playing "ethno-chaos" music. For detailed information on the band itself please, visit their home page: www.dakhabrakha.com.ua You can listen and download music there! also visit: www.myspace.com and listen to their music. Buy their CD, support them! I've heard Daha Braha for the first time a few months ago during live performance in Warsaw. And they shocked me. I don't usually listen to such music but what I heard and seen there struck me down! They are absolutely fantastic performers doing incredible show that really shocks... i'm not only talking about their music but also the way they give us their music - with so much emotions and feelings. Just look at them - they are REALLY having a lot of fun doing the poerformance, look at Nina ( right-most singer playing cello ) when she smiles - you can really see her enjoy what she does! and this applies to all of them! their music so primal, so deep so charismatic... those three girls and a guy are masters!
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Dakha Brakha Ethno Port Poznań 2011
Koncert ukraińskiego zespołu Dakha Brakha na festiwalu Ethno Port Poznań 2011, Nazwa zespołu pochodzi od ukraińskich słów dawać i brać, to wyjątkowe połączenie ukraińskiego folkloru, muzyki Afryki, z motywami arabskimi, bułgarskimi i węgierskimi. Realizacja Filmotwórnia
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Dakhabrakha ~ Specially For You
'' DakhaBrakha - ethno-chaos group in brief The world of unexpected, intimate and new music. Ethnos + chaos = the combination of two fundamental substances, create the world of music in a variety of native melodies, rythmos. The name is original, outstanding and authentic at the same time. DakhaBrakha means "give/take" in the old Ukrainian language. DakhaBrakha was created in 2004 at the Kyiv Center of Contemporary Art "DAKH" by the avant-garde theatre director -- Vladyslav Troitskiy. Theatre work has left its mark on the band performances -- their shows have never been staged without the scenic effects. Having experimented with Ukrainian folk music, the band has added rhythms of the surrounding world into their music, thus creating bright, unique and unforgettable image of DakhaBrakha. "DakhaBrakha" -- the band members Vladyslav Troitskyi -- author and creator of the project, Artistic Director "DakhaBrakha" singers: Marko Halanevych, Iryna Kovalenko, Olena Tsibulska and Nina Garenetska Instruments: darbuka, tabla, didjeridoo, djembe, cajon, bass drums, percussion, bugay, zgaleyka, accordion, cello, piano '' Taken from the album ''LIght '' (2010). For any further information please visit: • www.myspace.com • www.dakhabrakha.com.ua • soundcloud.com • dakhabrakha.bandcamp.com • www.facebook.com • twitter.com
DakhaBrakha at Womadelaide 2011 - Video 1
DakhaBrakha at Womadelaide 2011 5pm Sunday 13th March
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DakhaBrakha feat. Port Mone - Дядо
Band: DakhaBrakha feat. Port Mone Album: Hmeleva Project Genre: Neo-Folk / Ethno-Chaos Country: Ukraine / Belarus Year: 2012 "Хмелева (Hmeleva) Project" is DakhaBrakha and PortMone's project. "Hmeleva Project" is a real artistic event at the crossroads of musical ideas, philosophical thoughts and emotions that can show a very different Europe, Ukraine (DakhaBrakha) and Belarus (Port Mone). --------------------------------------------------------- ДахаБраха (DakhaBrakha) - ethno-chaos group in brief The world of unexpected, intimate and new music. Ethnos + chaos = the combination of two fundamental substances, create the world of music in a variety of native melodies, rythmos. The name is original, outstanding and authentic at the same time. DakhaBrakha means "give/take" in the old Ukrainian language. The meaning of "giving" is obvious - to give music, joy, celebration, the whole spectrum of emotions, feelings and reflections that fresh music and singing bring with itself. But where "to take" from? The energy can be taken not only from a native "source" but from anywhere... Modern ethnic music needs a sort of reconstruction and in a way it means to search roots, to move back in time. But if one belongs to the urban culture and has no initial experience of the traditional life, how can he find these roots? This "authentic music" will turn out to be artificial because it is an imitation only. Ukrainians still have no developed "urban folk" music, so called "world music". It <b>...</b>
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DakhaBrakha at Womadelaide 2011 - Video 2
DakhaBrakha at Womadelaide 2011 5pm Sunday 13th March
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DakhaBrakha - Ivana Kupala
Band: DakhaBrakha (ДахаБраха) Album: Na dobranich (На Добраніч) Genre: Neo-Folk / Ethno-Chaos Country: Ukraine Year: 2006 Website: * www.dakhabrakha.com.ua --------------------------------------------------------- DakhaBrakha - ethno-chaos group in brief The world of unexpected, intimate and new music. Ethnos + chaos = the combination of two fundamental substances, create the world of music in a variety of native melodies, rythmos. The name is original, outstanding and authentic at the same time. DakhaBrakha means "give in the old Ukrainian language. The meaning of "giving" is obvious - to give music, joy, celebration, the whole spectrum of emotions, feelings and reflections that fresh music and singing bring with itself. But where "to take" from? The energy can be taken not only from a native "source" but from anywhere... Modern ethnic music needs a sort of reconstruction and in a way it means to search roots, to move back in time. But if one belongs to the urban culture and has no initial experience of the traditional life, how can he find these roots? This "authentic music" will turn out to be artificial because it is an imitation only. Ukrainians still have no developed "urban folk" music, so called "world music". It depends on specific social and cultural development. So, now the vital decision is to make a step forward with the help of inner inspiration and fantasy: you hear an impulse and then create a new world based on deep cultural roots rather than the <b>...</b>
Dakha Brakha - Kozak
Dakha Brakha (ukrainian ethno chaos band) is playing their song "Kozak".
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DakhaBrakha feat. Port Mone - Веснянки
Band: DakhaBrakha feat. Port Mone Album: Hmeleva Project Genre: Neo-Folk / Ethno-Chaos Country: Ukraine / Belarus Year: 2012 "Хмелева (Hmeleva) Project" is DakhaBrakha and PortMone's project. "Hmeleva Project" is a real artistic event at the crossroads of musical ideas, philosophical thoughts and emotions that can show a very different Europe, Ukraine (DakhaBrakha) and Belarus (Port Mone). --------------------------------------------------------- ДахаБраха (DakhaBrakha) - ethno-chaos group in brief The world of unexpected, intimate and new music. Ethnos + chaos = the combination of two fundamental substances, create the world of music in a variety of native melodies, rythmos. The name is original, outstanding and authentic at the same time. DakhaBrakha means "give/take" in the old Ukrainian language. The meaning of "giving" is obvious - to give music, joy, celebration, the whole spectrum of emotions, feelings and reflections that fresh music and singing bring with itself. But where "to take" from? The energy can be taken not only from a native "source" but from anywhere... Modern ethnic music needs a sort of reconstruction and in a way it means to search roots, to move back in time. But if one belongs to the urban culture and has no initial experience of the traditional life, how can he find these roots? This "authentic music" will turn out to be artificial because it is an imitation only. Ukrainians still have no developed "urban folk" music, so called "world music". It <b>...</b>
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DakhaBrakha, Festival of World Culture, Dublin, 2009
Ukrainian band DakhaBrakha play a free outdoor gig with video installation by Ciaron McClelland. Apologies for poor quality, all I can say is don't miss an opportunity to see them... www.dakhabrakha.com.ua
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DakhaBrakha with Steve Cooney & Friends
In a rare and exclusive improvisational performance in the collaborative hothouse of the Festival Club, Steve Cooney and DakhaBrakha explore the worlds of Irish, Ukrainian and Australian soundscapes. At the crossroads of Ukrainian folklore and theatre DakhaBrakhas musical spectrum is intimate yet riotous, plumbing the depths of contemporary roots and rhythms, inspiring cultural and artistic liberation; a radical montage of overtones and melodies. Accompanied by Indian, Russian and Australian traditional instrumentation, the quartets astonishingly powerful and uncompromising vocal range creates a trans-national sound rooted in Ukrainian culture. Born in Australia, Steve Cooney is one of Irelands most celebrated traditional musicians; he is a multi-instrumentalist (guitar, bass, digeridoo, percussion), writer, producer and performer. Exuding a sense of musical bohemia his approach is always refreshing, earning him a reputation as dynamic artist and a much sought after collaborator. His excellent technique, musical sensitivity and understanding of accompaniment is attested to by the number of traditional groups and albums he has contributed to.
Making Tracks. Episode 5 - Kiev, Ukraine
Making Tracks. Episode 5 - Kiev. Documentary about music and culture in Ukraine. Shoot by 'Two Heads' crew for C4 TV (NZ) and National Geographic World Music. Starring: Matty C (Concord Dawn), Dakha Brakha, Nina Matvienko, Oleg Skrypka (VV), Miroslav Kuvaldin (The ВЙО), KIEVBASS, Toporkestra more info on the episode: nz.entertainment.yahoo.com
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Nellski - Vesna Partiya (Bow on Dakha Brakha)
Original sound taken from the song Весна (Vesna) from Даха Браха (Dakha Brakha). Please visit www.nellski.com
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Dakhabrakha ~ Specially For You
I made this video edit because i love this song ! its for fun and with love made for the music... Bullitisme
DakhaBrakha & Port Mone
Basowiszcza 2011 | БАСОВІШЧА 2011 23.07.2011
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DakhaBrakha at Womadalaide 2011 - video 3
DakhaBrakha at Womadalaide 2011 5pm Sunday 13th March
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Dakhabrakha - Na dobranich
ДахаБраха - На добраніч - I do not claim to own this material, all rights belong to their rightful owners.
Kimmo Pohjonen & DakhaBrakha live in Kiev 2010
Kimmo Pohjonen Official YouTube Channel. Kimmo Pohjonen, Juuso Hannukainen & DakhaBrakha live at Gogol Fest, Kiev, 2010 video by Oleg Pavlyuchenkov