About this product: Our shield patches feature each country's flag below the name, and can be sewn on or ironed on. Actual size is approximately 2.5" x 2.75". ("Flagline.com" does not appear on the item.)
About this product: The Bulgarian flag. 3 x 5 ft Polyester flag with 2 brass grommets. These polyester flags not recommended for prolonged outdoor use. For outdoor use, we recommend our nylon flags. This flag is double sided. Don't be ripped off by cheap, low quality poorly printed flags sold for low prices. You get what you pay for.
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About this product: If you can only take ten CDs to a deserted island (so the saying goes) make this one of them. The Bulgarian language only adds to the mystique of the Bulgarian voices, and it's perfect for their various vocal affectations, microtonal variations and Eastern European harmonies. But that's getting way too technical.
Described as angelic, heavenly, mysterious, ethereal ... there is also much heart and soul and life in this music. You can feel the passion of those, who for generations, have lived with the seasons and worked with the good Earth. Digging deeper, also as much passion as any indigenous music you'll ever hear, but with as much sophistication (civilization, culture, art) as it needs. The best of both worlds. And this first release is the best of them all.
To further add to the mystery, if you ever see them live, you will wonder what planet they came from.
About this product: This is where the whole Mysterious Voices began, with this 1955 recording of the Koutev Ensemble. The sound is clean and the music is sublime. Don't be put off by the recording date, the performance is timeless. A rich variety of choral songs with some smaller vocal groupings; soft melodies and mountain style hollering. The exotic dance tunes make a pleasing contrast. I have never tired of hearing it. Guaranteed to make you tingle!
About this product: When you listen to Le Mystère des Voix Bulgares you feel like you are in some place else rather then Earth. This is a very good album with the same quality of the first one, which was a superb CD. The second one still brings you the angelical voices of these incredible women. The voice of Yanka Roupkina set up a standart in the frist one (third track, Kalimankou Denkou). If you liked the first one you certainly will like the second.
About this product: Three parts of the 16-episode TV series.
Bulgaria: a time war of old & new- from chic shops in the city to donkey carts in the country. We hike to a mountain monastery, meet two sculptors & enjoy a traditional dinner feast in a local home.
Eastern Turkey: After a Mount Ararat sunrise, we visit Abraham's 4000-year-old home town, tour one of the world's largest dams, cheer on grease wrestlers, meet the gods atop Mount Nemrut & dance with new friends in a village.
Slovenia & Croatia: We discover that Dubrovnik is still the "jewel of the Adriatic" while nearby villages decorate their dreamy archipelago with small-town Venetian charm. Ljubljana is like Salzburg without tourists, The Julian Alps glisten with pristine lakes as Lipizzaner stallions are eager to strut their stuff.
About this product: Rick Steves doesn't just list where to travel in Europe, he leads travelers through the "back door," and reveals how to delve into European culture, connect with the locals, and experience each region's natural wonders economically and hassle free. Beautifully filmed on location throughout Europe, his newest video series captures the essence of each destination and highlights the best local sights, from world-famous attractions to lesser-known gems. Bulgaria is a time warp of old and new -- from chic shops in the city to donkey carts in the country. Rick hikes to a mountain monastery, and enjoys a traditional dinner feast at a local home. In Turkey, he catches a Mount Ararat sunrise, visits Abraham's 4,000-year-old home town, meets the gods atop Mount Nemrut, and dances with new Kurdish friends. In Croatia, he discovers that Dubrovnik is still the "jewel of the Adriatic" with small-town Venetian charm. Slovenia's Ljubljana is like Salzburg without the tourists, and the Julien Alps glisten with pristine lakes as Lipizzaner stallions are eager to strut their stuff. "It's Rick Steves again, that one-man Euro-dynamo." -- Chicago Tribune
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