Buya: The City of CDs
Did you know: The ancient Rogarians so revered music that many of them decorated their walls with 8-tracks instead of rugs to keep their homes warm. Buya was the first city to switch over to CDs as wall hangings.
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Buya: The City of CDsDid you know: The ancient Rogarians so revered music that many of them decorated their walls with 8-tracks instead of rugs to keep their homes warm. Buya was the first city to switch over to CDs as wall hangings. |
Pre-order your copy of Mahala Drive today by e-mailing us at obi@rogaria.com! Our newest record will be ready July 2010.
Order and information form for the Orkestar Bez Ime (OBI) discography:
If you are in the Minneapolis/St. Paul (Minnesota) metro area, you may purchase Orkestar Bez Ime's CDs, from these retailers:
CDs are also available at all OBI performances or by mail order.
Te Aven Baxtale (Romany)
Opinca (Romania)
Mahala (Romanian Rom)
More cico rece (Macedonia)
Camel Walk (Valle popullore) (Albania)
Karanfile, cvijece moje (Bosnia)
Sandansko horo (Bulgaria and Macedonia)
Moj dilbere (Bosnia)
Makedonsko devojce (Macedonia)
Hora mare Moldoveneasca (Moldova)
Hora Swing (Romania...mostly)
MacAuley's Reel (Rogaria)
Romanian Lullaby (Mama cind mo leganat) (Romania)
Opa Cupa (Serbian Rom)
Hora de la munte (Romania)
Shota (Kosovo)
Chirchanka (Carpatho-Rusyn)
Eleni/Syrto (Greece)
Daichovo (Bulgaria)
Oklada (Bosnia)
Bufchansko (Macedonia)
Tumikol (Rogaria)
Jove malaj mome (Bulgaria)
Lakodalmi tanc (Hungary)
Aghchugah Yerazanke (Armenia)
Rustemul (Romania)
Top and Bottom Hambo (Sweden)
Chekurjankino (Bulgaria)
More or Lesnoto Medley (Macedonia)
Opsa (Serbia)
Kopanitsa Medley (Bulgaria)
Martesa (Bracno oro) (Albania)
Aman, aman, momce bre (Serbia)
Kato stu valtu (Greece)
Rumelaj (Romany)
Romaninan Hora (Romania)
Pina cand nu te iubeam (Hora dupa Anton Pann) (Romania)
Setnja (Serbia)
"Happy" Gankino (Bulgaria)
Ma na'avu (Israel)
Schottische Medley (Finland)
Sestorka (Serbia)
Ramo Ramo (Serbia)
Starshine Bright by Dee Langley (Rogaria)
Cobankat (Albania)
Dedo mili dedo (Macedonia)
Rutchenitsa (Bulgaria)
Liljano mome (Bulgaria)
Instrumentale me motive Tirane (Albania)
Bucimis (Bulgaria)
Hambo efter Ivar Damgard (Sweden)
Assoulis (Armenia)
Zemer Atik (Isreal)
Horehronsky csardas (Slovakia)
Frunza (Romania)
Joc de Legonat din Dragomiresti (Romanian
Lullaby)
Jessamee (Accidental Polish Suite, D. Langley, Minnesota)
Squeezers Polka (Accidental Polish Suite, D. Langley, Minnesota)
Krivo sadovsko horo (Bulgaria)
Ciganytanc (Hungarian Gypsy)
Tri su Kralja 'idrila (Croatian)
Dobar vecer, dobri ljudi (Croatian)
It Came Upon the Midnight Clear (English)
Christmas in the Mountains (Bavarian)
Stille nacht (German)
Dobryj vechir tobi (Ukrainian)
Sankta Lucia (Swedish)
Lulajze, Jezuniu (Polish)
Svjati sydily (Ukrainian)
Riu riu chiu (Medieval Spanish)
Nova radist' stala (Ukrainian)
The Circle is Unbroken (Celtic)
Shchedryk (Ukrainian)
Shen khar venakhi (Georgian)
Oj, khodyt', pokhodyt' misjats' (Ukrainian)
A Star from the East (Eastern Europe)
The Moon Shines Bright (English)
V poli, poli (Ukrainian)
Ocho kandelikas (Ladino, Sephardic)
For the person who has everything, ROG bumper stickers make great gifts for Rogarian aficionados and lovers of internationalism. Purchase one for yourself and show the world what a big impact a little country can make! ROG bumper stickers measure 6 x 4 (oval). The cost is $3.00 USD each plus $0.39 shipping within the U.S. International orders, please inquire about shipping costs. Order yours today by e-mailing obi@rogaria.com. Save on shipping by ordering your ROG bumper sticker in person at an OBI performance. Visit Showdiv to read about a show near you.