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Help tracking a track/album down
Years and years ago I downloaded a version of "In Taberna" from the Carmina Burana that I loved. I lost the mp3 a while back (it'll be on some backup disk somewhere...indexing? what's that?), and between not having it on my iPhone to listen to and wanting to actually give money to the artists if possible, I'd really like to track it down.
Difficulty: Russian or something similar. (and not the Russian metal bands that cover it.) This is the version I'm looking for and I'm mostly sure that that is the actual cover of the CD it comes from, but as I don't read the language it's written in, I'm not sure.
edit: Found! (on LJ) The group is Djembe.
Difficulty: Russian or something similar. (and not the Russian metal bands that cover it.) This is the version I'm looking for and I'm mostly sure that that is the actual cover of the CD it comes from, but as I don't read the language it's written in, I'm not sure.
edit: Found! (on LJ) The group is Djembe.
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http://music.gothic.ru/russian/djembe_e.htm
ETA: I used http://www.lexilogos.com/keyboard/russian.htm to transliterate as many of the characters as I could make out, google translate to come up with "Djembe" as the large text and "hits" as the first part of the smaller text, then translated the comment from the OP that confirmed the group name, then google searched "DJEMBE hits music cd" (without the quotes) and that page was the sixth result.