Belarusian Recordings: Popular Music

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See also Aljaksej Sierka's Belarusan Rok Web Page   Yes. Whether or not it is "culture," even Belarus has Rock 'n Roll!

Also see book information, Belarusian Rock 'n Roll: Lyrics.

• Apple Tea: Bee Dance

  Group name and album title in Belarusian: Yablichnaya Harbata: Pchalinii Tanyetz.

  11 tunes. Produced by Igar Satsevitch & Dzmitry Padbiarezski. Liner note is in Belarusian and English, and is entitled, "Belarusian Jazz - 3."

  Format(s) Available: cassette tape (No. 04096)     Source: Mensk, Belarus, Kovcheg, Ltd.   no date, but probably 1996

  
  

  Also see Apple Tea links at: Apple Tree on Russian Jazz Web site   (sic), Web page is in Russian; one RealAudio sample,   and the   Apple Tree Web site   (Note: The latter Web site may no longer be active.)

• Byelorussian Minstrels, Vol. 1

  Various artists, including Liza Lyambovich, Ales' Gilevich, Kasya Kamotzkaya, Valerii Paznyakevich, Lera Som, Val'zhyna Tzyaershchanka, Ales' Kamotzki, and Syarzhuk Sokalau-Voush (all of side B, for the latter artist).

  Format(s) Available: cassette tape     Source: Mensk, Belarus

  Produced by: Kovcheg, Ltd., 1992

• Dzen' Zalatzen'

  [Golden Day] Sung by Valentina Serikh and her Zvanochki. Ballads/lyric music. 16 tunes (12 written by Valentina Serikh).

  Format(s) Available: cassette tape (No. 09298)     Source: Mensk, Belarus, Kovcheg, Ltd. 1998
  

• Krama: Shto Dapamozha Nam

  Belarusian rock & roll by one of Belarus' consistently best bands. 11 tunes.

  Format(s) Available: cassette tape (No. 09498)     Source: Mensk, Belarus, Kovcheg, Ltd. 1998
  

• Myastsovy Chas: Nasha Uskraina

  Belarusian rock & roll from way back in 1991. Recorded at the theater-studio, Art; Mazir. 8 tunes.

  • English translation of group name: Local Time; of album name: Our Neighborhood.
  • Group members: Ales' Kuz'min (guitar, vocals); Valery Drako (guitar); Vyacheslaw Makas (bass guitar); Ales' Cvidritzki (?); Ruslan Parfenauw (piano).

    Format(s) Available: cassette tape     Source: Mensk, Belarus, Kovcheg, Ltd. 1992
    

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