Régi magyar vitézi énekek és elegyes dalok (2. kötet)

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Régi magyar vitézi énekek és elegyes dalok (2. kötet)

by Kálmán Thaly

HU·~4 hours·122 chapters

Chapters

122 total
1

VITÉZI ÉNEKEK

18:11
2

TOTOK CSUFOLÁSA.

2:39
3

CSÚFOS GAJD A TÓTRÓL.

1:23
4

HÁZADBAN BELÉPNÉK…

0:36
5

JAJ ÉN REMÉNTELEN…

1:14
6

FRISS ÉKES TERMETŰ…

1:14
7

„ÉNEK BŰN BOCSÁNATJÁÉRT.“

2:47
8

„INTŐ ÉS OKTATÓ ÉNEK AZ ASSZONYOKNAK TISZTEKRÜL.“

4:51
9

AZ TENGER FÖVÉNYE…

1:49
10

ÚJ HIRT MONDOK…

3:31

Description

This volume brings together a lively selection of Hungarian heroic chants and tender love lyrics dating from the sixteenth to the eighteenth centuries. The songs were gathered from original manuscripts and scattered early prints, then carefully annotated to give modern ears a sense of the verses’ original rhythm, language and cultural backdrop. Listeners will hear bold battlefield cries, playful banter, and heartfelt declarations of affection, each preserving the vivid temperament of early Hungarian folk poetry.

The collection offers a window into the everyday life and imagination of a bygone era: from the boastful tirades of wandering soldiers to the gentle courtship verses that echo in village hearths. Accompanying notes highlight archaic words and regional nuances, inviting listeners to appreciate the humor, irony, and passion woven through the centuries‑old lines. Whether you are a history enthusiast or a lover of lyrical storytelling, these recordings provide an immersive auditory journey into Hungary’s rich oral tradition.

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Language

hu

Duration

~4 hours (234K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Albert László from page images generously made available by the Google Books Library Project.

Release date

2013-03-13

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Kálmán Thaly

Kálmán Thaly

1839–1909

A leading figure in 19th-century Hungarian literary and public life, he wrote poetry, researched the past, and brought fierce patriotism into both his books and his politics. He is especially remembered for his writings about the kuruc age and for the debate they stirred over history and invention.

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