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Esitaja/Performer - Eesti Filharmoonia Kammerkoor/Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir Dirigent/Conductor - Mikk Üleoja Video ja montaaž/Video - funTime Showservice Lugu pärineb plaadilt/Album "Mart Saar. Luule, see ei tule tuulest", Eesti Filharmoonia Kammerkoor, 2007 Mart Saar Miks sa nutad, tammekene? Rahvaluule Läksin metsa kõndimaie, sing sallepruu, mis ma leidsin metsastagi, sing sallepruu? Leidsin tamme nuttemasta, sing sallepruu, musta puu muretsemasta, sing sallepruu. Mina tammelta küsima: sing sallepruu: miks sa nutad, tammekene, sing sallepruu? Miks ma nutan neitsikene, sing sallepruu? Muida puida raiutakse, sing sallepruu, minda üksi jäetakse, sing sallepruu, siia tuule taeva alla, sing sallepruu. Mina mõistsin, vastu kostsin: sing sallepruu: mul on kodus kolmi venda, sing sallepruu, igal vennal viisi kirvest, sing sallepruu, need lähevad tamme raiuma, sing sallepruu. Mis sest tammest tehtanessa, sing sallepruu? Otsast saab hobusetalli, sing sallepruu, ladvast laste lõõrilauda, sing sallepruu, keskelt saab kena kiriku, sing sallepruu. Liistukestest, laastukestest, sing sallepruu, neist saab neiu kirstukene, sing sallepruu. Mart Saar Oak-tree, Why Are You Crying? Folklore (translated by Kaja Kappel) I went walking in the woods, and what did I find? I found the oak-tree crying, the black tree worrying. I asked the oak-tree, Why are you crying, oak-tree dear? Why am I crying, little maiden? Other trees get fallen, I am left standing here lonely under the sky of winds. I understood and answered I have three brothers at home, all of them have five axes, they will come to fall the oak-tree. What will they make from the oak-tree? The top will make a singing zither, the trunk will make a stable, and chips and slats a nice dowry chest for a maiden.