Caro Riccardo, come puoi vedere non ho approvato il tuo inserimento ciampiano (ciampesco? Ciampante?), ma per il semplicissimo motivo che “Il vino”, sia pure in una pagina dalla forma un po’ particolare, c’era già (ma ho inserito i tuoi dati autoriali e discografici). Una pagina, ti dicevo, un po’ particolare con “due canzoni sul vino”, frutto di una serata in cui avevo finito il vino. Fa un po’ impressione, forse, osservare che s’era giusto alla vigilia della pandemia. Comunque grazie per averci pensato, e bere alla tua salute è d’obbligo!
Riccardo Venturi 2024/4/1 - 22:32
@ Riccardo Venturi
Caro Riccardo, mi era sembrato piuttosto insolito che un estimatore della materia non avesse già preso in considerazione la canzone, per di più frutto di un livornese maudit.I conti tornano. Conto più che volentieri su un tuo bicchiere di rosso alla mia salute. Un caro saluto
Versione di Alessio Lega
Alessio Lega's version
Version chantée par Alessio Lega
Alessio Legan laulava versio
2023
17 fili rossi + 1. Ricordando Piazza Fontana
17 fili rossi + 1
L’album si compone di 16 tracce, undici brani musicali e cinque interventi attoriali. Delle canzoni che raccontano la strage nella Banca dell’Agricoltura, la title track, come si è detto, è stata scritta da Renato Franchi partendo da un testo di Fulvio Mario Beretta. Come sovente accade nelle composizioni del cantautore legnanese, un evento tragico come quello dell’esplosione della bomba è raccontato con delicatezza: la canzone si apre infatti rievocando una Milano invernale, avvolta in una fitta nebbia e illuminata dalle luci di Natale, e seguono alcuni “quadretti” che descrivono la quotidianità dei protagonisti, inconsapevoli del proprio crudele destino. In conclusione, vengono ricordati i nomi delle 18... (Continues)
1ו. वर्षाव्यंका (La Warszawianka in Hindi, scritta da Spalvera, 2023)
1ו. वर्षाव्यंका (The Warszawianka in Hindi, written by Spalvera, 2023)
Warszawianka (वर्षाव्यंका) in Hindi, written personally in 2023 by Spalvera, a Hindi and Punjabi translator. The refrain part is a homage from "A las barrricadas", and he wrote independent lyrics (with an international flavour criticising imperialism). In India, many revolutionary songs have been sung to this day, including The Internationale, but there is still no confirmed record of Warszawianka sung in Hindi. However, there is a record of an English version of Warszawianka (Whirlwinds of Danger) performed by the Indian People's Theatre Association (IPTA) in West Bengal in the past.
So, without a doubt, "Warszawianka" had spread on the Indian land, and it can't be denied that someone among the past communists might have translated into various Indian... (Continues)
वर्षाव्यंका (Continues)
Contributed by Boreč 2023/7/23 - 15:04
Good morning, dear Riccardo
About "1υ. ვარშაული [Varshauli] - La versione georgiana di I. Edošvili [1901]", I'm writing to update information of Georgian Warszawianka. Also, there was a transposition error when transcribing from a songbook, so please update the article to the following texts:)
1σ1. Versione bulgara di Jordan Jordanov [Йордан Йорданов]
1σ1. Bulgarian version by Yordan Yordanov [Йордан Йорданов]
Testo originale russo / Original Russian lyrics: Gleb Maksimilianovič Kržižanovskij [1897]
Traduttore bulgaro / Bulgarian translator: Yordan Yordanov [Йордан Йорданов]
Fonte testo / Source
Мой перевод, Вашего известного марша (и польского конечно). Как и Ваша (Наша Дарья) и я думаю что пришло опять време вспомнит снова о вихры враждебны... [Й. Йорданов]
This is a Bulgarian version adapted from the Russian lyrics by Gleb M. Kržižanovskij (or Krzyżanowski in Polish spelling). A couple of years ago, Yordan Yordanov posted this translation on Dzen.ru, a Russian video posting platform. In spite of Kremena Vasileva’s Bulgarian version previously posted on AWS (1σ.), this one shows an attempt to adapt the full Russian version. However, as far as I know, there is no official... (Continues)
Dear Boreč, I have integrated in the page both the alternative Bulgarian version and the correct Georgian version by Irodion Evdošvili with all the new material (see here). I apologize for always being so late, but I’m getting old and have growing eyesight problems… Thank you for all your invaluable work!
Dear Riccardo!
Don't be sorry, and big thank you for checking my very very lengthy text every time! My articles are not that important compared to other 'anti-war songs'.
Besides, your physical condition (eyesight, etc...) is much more important! I feel that AWS is very valuable, so I keep contributing to help in any way I can...
Oof...I tend to write articles on specific songs, mainly Warszawianka, Hymn WFDY, Hymn IUS, L'internationale...
Of course, I'm also interested in articles about other songs!
Please keep up with us, there's no hurry to edit pages... And good health to you! :)
1μ2. Varşovianca - La versione romena di Lucian Minel Rădan
1μ2. Varşovianca - Lucian Minel Rădan’s Romanian Version
Although references to the Romanian version of Warszawianka existed in literature from various countries, including Azerbaijan, Russia and Hungary, for a long time we were unable to find its lyrics. Today, however, we have finally succeeded in revealing the full lyrics of the Romanian version.
The Romanian version of Warszawianka is spelt Varșovianca and the lyrics were written by the poet Lucian Minel Rădan (1925-1956) from Giurgiu County, Muntenea, Romania. (The date the text was written is unknown). For a long time the song was not sung publicly in Romania, but in 1967, on the 50th anniversary of the October Revolution, the Romanian folk orchestra Ciocîrlia and the choir Perinița finally performed this hymn, loved by Lenin, in Romania. As with the other language versions,... (Continues)