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Oj, livado, rosna travo – Udbina, HR

SKD „Prosvjeta" Udbina Nada Radusin – Lead Voice (prvi glas) Kata Cvijanović, Manda Đukić, Smilja Kalaj, Mileva Tomić, Jela Sabljić, Dane Đukić, Milan Đekić, Dušan Veselinović – Second Voice (pratnja) Coorganiser – Tatjana Čanković Lyrics (ENG) Oh, meadow, lush grass, maple tree Who's herding sheep on you, my gold A little girl was herding them, maple tree A seventeen-year-old girl, my gold She's herding the sheep and singing the song, maple tree My love, why aren't you here, my gold Why aren't you here these days, maple tree While I'm herding the sheep alone, my gold Lyrics (SRB) Oj, livado, rosna travo, javore Ko po tebi čuva stado, zlato moje Čuvala ga djevojčica, javore Od sedamnajst godinica, zlato moje Ovce čuva, pjesmu pjeva, javore Moj dragane, što te nema, zlato moje Što te nema ovih dana, javore Kad ja ovce čuvam sama, zlato moje SKD “Prosvjeta” from Udbina is an ensemble that brings together enthusiasts of traditional music of the Lika region, especially the village of Udbina. The members of the ensemble are Serbs who are dedicated to cherishing the cultural heritage of their ancestors. The group's repertoire includes traditional songs that have been passed down from generation to generation, and their performances often accompany local celebrations and cultural events. Through their activities, SKD “Prosvjeta” strengthens the identity and unity of the local community. Their repertoire includes traditional songs such as lički ojkan, "na bas" songs, as well as many other tunes characteristic of the local folklore and spiritual heritage of the Serbs from Lika. Lika is located between the Velebit mountain range (to the west) and Plješevica and Kapela (to the east). Administratively, it belongs to the following counties: Lika-Senj County, Šibenik-Knin County and Zadar County. Lika has a rich history and a unique musical culture, which has been preserved to this day. “Oj livado rosna trava” is a popular sung in “na bas” style. It is characterized by two-part harmony. It is practiced across the Balkans with different regional variants. It is based on intervals of a third, quart, and fifth. The lyrics describe everyday life of the community and are strongly associated with the local identity. --- About us About us – Balkan Polyphony is a field research project that collects traditional music from the Balkan area. We are not interested in any ideologies, we don’t take sides in any historical conflicts. What interests us is traditional culture and its musical intricacies. — Our Partners: National Museum Zadar, Ethnological Department