Sources of Polish Folk Music 21　Mazowsze cz.Ⅱ

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Sources of Polish Folk Music 21　Mazowsze cz.Ⅱ
1. Lullaby
Stanislaw Loskot
2. Lullay lillay, close your blue eyes ―lullaby
Helena Staroszowa
3. Oberek
Wladyslaw Zarzycki
4. She’s combimg her locks on the other
Franciszka Grzeda
5. An owl perching on the roof－a love song
6. Kathy back from the water, Johmmie the other waay－a love song
Helena Staroszowa
7. I have planted onions and I will again－a love song
Jozefa Sobolewska
8. A mill on the sands－ a love song
Helena Staroszowa
9. O my daughter, where have you wetted your bootees－a song on village life
Marianna Wozniak
10. An old-style oberk
Jozef Rosinski
11. Swans were passing by, wreaths ware sinking－a song before the wedding
Helena Szczesniakowa
12. A lark singing, it is dawning－ a song before the wedding
13. When we begin the wedding－a song to initiate the wedding retes
14.Why have you come－a song to great the wedding guests
15. A cuckoo sang in the marsh－a wedding song before the departure to church
Maria Bienias
16. The sun is circling the sky－awedding song to bless the birde
Franciszka Grzeda
17. Turn round, Mary－a song to bless an orphaned girl getting married
Helena Szczesniakowa
18. Time to go to church on Sunday morning－ a song for the departure tu church before the wedding
Helena Kakolowa
19. A wedding oberek
Kapela z Kolbieli
Czeslaw Majewski
Stanislaw Kakolewski
20. Grease the whips, coachimen－a song on the way to church to the wedding
21. The moon is schining but it gives no heat－occasional songs to accompany the return on carts from a church wedding
Women-singers’ ensemble from Glina
22. A “ round” oberek
The Band from Wielgolas
Stanislaw Ptasinski
23. She emerged from the church, no longer a maid－a song after the wedding
Franciszka Grzeda
24. Some men ware coming along the wide highway－a song on the return from the church
Maria Bienias
25. Where did this spike swim, was it in the lake?－ occasional songs during the wedding feast
Helena Staroszowa
26. A wedding tune played behind the tables
Stanislaw Loskot
27. Kathy asked for her father－occasional wedding songs to accompany the capping of the bride
28. Wender, Kathy, wender－for the bride moving out to her husband’s house
Maria Bienias
29. Oberek
Atefan Sygocki’s Band from Antoniowka:
Stefan Sygocki
Accordion: Jan Cytryniak
30. I loved bud didn’t know－occasional songs
Stanislaw Rosinski
31. A wench was walking through the village－occasional songs
Andrzej Swistak
32. Let the voice resound in the morning dew－occasional songs
Zofia Rutkowska, Marianna Wozniak and other women from Krosnowa
33.Let there be no flood in the Vistula valley
Jan Cytryniak
34. Pobozy’s oberek－mazur
The Band from Podlez
Stefan Nowaczek
Violin: Stefan Loskot
35. Why are you taking me away from this world so soon, my Load－a song for the funeral wake
Jadwiga Biernacka
36. My dear shepherds, Where did you go that night－a Christmas carol
37. Today is the carolling day－a Christmas carol
Maria Bienias
38. A “shepherd” dance-game
　Czeslaw Majewski
39. Christ is rising from the dead－Easter song
Marianna Zgodka
40. On Easter Monday we’ve came to sing about Jesus－Easter carolling songs
Jan Cytryniak
41. We’ve vome on Ester Monday to sing about Jesus－Easter carolling songs
Helena Szczesniak
42. Oberek
Aladyslaw Zarzycki
43. Go down, our sun, if it’s time to go－harvest song
Franciszka Jarzebska
44. We are bringing the crops to the host’s house－a harvest festival song
Women-singers’ Band from Glinianka
45. A Jewish Polka
The Band from Podlez
Stefan Nowacczek
Vaiolin: Stanislaw Loskot
46. Johnnie was riding to the hunt, Kathy was fetching water－a ballad
47. The cavalrymen ware quartered in this household－a ballad
Helena Kakolowa
48. Oberek from Powisle
The Band from Maciejowice
Wladyslaw Zarzycki
Violin: Stanislaw Pawelec
Accordion: Antoni Cichecki