Mildos šventė Margionyse 2015 Ineta iš "Žalvarinis" dzūkiška meilės daina

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  • čas přidán 19. 06. 2015
  • Mildos šventėje Margionių kaimo klojimo teatre Ineta iš grupės "Žalvarinis" dainuoja liūdną dzūkišką liaudies dainą apie meilę / A traditional melancholic Southern Lithuanian love song performed by Ineta from folk band "Žalvarinis" this Saturday in the celebration of ancient Lithuanian goddess Milda at the barn-theatre of Margionys village in Dzūkija. Dainos žodžiai:
    Jau pavasarelis, jau pavasarelis
    Ramusai čėselis
    Eisim mes mergelės, eisim mes mergelės
    Duinan vandenelin
    Duinas vandenelis, duinas vandenelis
    Per upelį plaukia
    Ten mano bernelis, ten mano bernelis
    Su kita jau šneka
    Oi, berneli mano, oi, berneli mano
    Ką tu man kalbėjai?
    Liepei prisiskintie, liepei nusipintie
    Rūtų vainikėlį
    Nuvyto rūtelės, nuvyto mėtelės
    Runkelėj beturint
    Sopa man širdelė, sopa man širdelė
    In tavį bežiūrint
    TRANSLATION OF THE LYRICS:
    It's already the dear spring - the tranquil time
    We shall go, dear maidens, to the deep water.
    The deep water is running in a brook
    There my lad is talking to another one.
    Oh, my dear lad, what were you telling me?
    You told me to pluck, you told me to weave
    A wreath of rue.
    The rue has withered away, the minth has withered away
    As I was holding them in my hand.
    My heart is aching as I'm looking at you.

Komentáře • 5

  • @giedruzate
    @giedruzate Před 5 lety

    Labai graži Rytų Aukštaitijos daina..

  • @jantilli3807
    @jantilli3807 Před 9 lety

    Serene and melancholic...

    • @Balticfolk
      @Balticfolk  Před 9 lety

      Jan Tilli Do you think that the two concepts are incompatible?

    • @jantilli3807
      @jantilli3807 Před 9 lety +1

      Baltic folk I was indeed thinking about that. I think in some cases serenity and melancholy are combatible. But in my opinion the woman in this song is not feeling serene.

    • @Balticfolk
      @Balticfolk  Před 9 lety +2

      Jan Tilli My objectivity might have been biased because of my life presence in this performance. Husband and two little kids of the singer were sitting right beside me and despite of the melancholic lyrics her voice and performance sounded trully serene. Maybe it's because she _wasn't_ living out the song while performing it? Or maybe she _was_ and the very purpose of such old love songs is to make the performer transform whatever grief and sorrow she has in her heart into tranquility...