Vlada Marjanović & Draga Ilkić, Odvori Mi Mile Vrata (Columbia E1002, 1912, RP 1917)

About this film

Performer: Марјановић и Илкић (Vlada Marjanović and Draga Ilkić) Matrix and take number: 19943-1 Catalog number: Columbia E1002 (10-inch 78 rpm record) Runout: 16 19943-1 19943 (under label & in runout) Title: Отвори Ми Миле Пиле Врата (Odvori Mi Mile Vrata) Serbo-Croatian Folk Song Tenor and Baritone Duet Прате Тамбурице [= Accompanied by Tamburitza] Recorded New York, NY, June 14, 1912. Originally released in 1912. Early 1917 repress on Gold Band label with “Note the Notes” in the logo. Notes Draga Ilkić (Драго Илкић, born 1879 in Sombor, Vojvodina) was a Serbian baritone singer. Vlada Marjanović (1872 Palanka, Vojvodina – August 9, 1935 Novi Sad) sang tenor and played the prim, the smallest tamburica, which is very loud and usually plays the lead. Both Ilkić and Marjanović recorded a number of songs with Victor in New York in March 1912 and with Columbia in June 1912. This version of Odvori Mi Mile Vrata ends with a bit of the Kokoniešte Kolo. The recording on the other side of this disc: Кад Би Ове Руже Мале (Kad Bi Ove Ruže Male) .

Directors & creators

Vlada Marjanović & Draga Ilkić

Subjects

78rpm, Ethnic, Serbian, Serbo-Croatian, Tamburitza

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