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Flying Balalaika Brothers (live, Austin TX) (Original Post)
LearnedHand
Jan 2021
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OAITW r.2.0
(24,305 posts)1. Whoa....nice music.
Can't quite pin it down as to who, where, or when. I know what is.
LearnedHand
(3,387 posts)2. They are based in TX but at least one band member is Eastern European
From the Ukraine maybe? They play lots of Gypsy festivals
https://flyingbalalaikabrothers.com/home
OAITW r.2.0
(24,305 posts)3. Eclectic!
That....Bass? was different.
DFW
(54,302 posts)5. Depends on what you call different
I played one of those throughout my entire college career. Made by Fabrika Lunacharskaya in what was then Leningrad, though the bass player here was playing it as if it were a western bass. Russians use a completely different technique.
sprinkleeninow
(20,217 posts)4. Nice tune for dancing the Kalamatianos to! Opa!