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Topic: Himzo Polovina

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Sevdalinka

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	Most 117-118 (28-29) - casopis za obrazovanje, nauku i kulturu-Mostar-BiH-Ismet Cumurija
		Tako Himzo traga za starim izvornim pjesmama, pronalazi ih, uci, a zatim izvodi da bi ih tako ponovo vratio narodu iz kojeg su i potekle.
		Nije samo Himzo Polovina bio autentican kazivac sevdalinki, bio je izvrstan prikupljac i interpretator starogradske pjesme, ili, kako su je pojedinci zvali i malovaroske pjesme.
		I ziri je kao i slusaoci bio impresioniran kada je Himzo, kako to samo on umije, tiho i osjecajno, zapjevao: Nevjera je tuga golema na srcu...
	www.most.ba /02829/079.htm (2550 words)

	Encyclopedia: Himzo Polovina (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Himzo Polovina (1927-1986, Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina) was a Bosnian psychiatrist, most famous for collecting and performing sevdalinka songs.
		Thanks to late Himzo Polovina many forgotten songs were preserved and promoted by him in the same time.
		Contains quotes about Himzo Polovina by other authors as well as lyrics to many of the songs interpreted by him.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Himzo-Polovina (363 words)

	Himzo Polovina - Himzo Polovina: Sevdah i suze - kaseta
		Himzo Polovina - Himzo Polovina: Sevdah i suze - kaseta
		Availability: Unfortunately, due to poor support from publisher, we are forced to stop offering you audio cassettes.
		We recommend you to try finding Himzo Polovina - "Sevdah i suze" on CD.
	www.yu4you.com /items/en/kaseta/item_842.html (88 words)

	The Ultimate Himzo Polovina - American History Information Guide and Reference
		The Ultimate Himzo Polovina - American History Information Guide and Reference
		Himzo Polovina (1927-1986), physician - psychiatrist, is the most prominent sevdalinka performer and collector up to now.
		His approach contributed to sevdalinka promotion as well as its recognition as authentic music heritage of Bosniaks.
	www.historymania.com /american_history/Himzo_Polovina (91 words)

	International Forum Bosnia - Documents - DOCUMENTS OF CENTRE FOR HISTORICAL STUDIES (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		I note that in Ilidža there has been for a while now a street named after Josip Slavenski, a man whose belief in music as the primeval language of humanity overcame any narrowly national preferences.
		The new arrivals on the list seem at first an unusual and diverse group: Franz Lehár, Avdo Smailović, Himzo Polovina, Safet Isović and Zaim Imamović.
		It may be at best plainly wrong or at worst presumptuous on my part to try and read some deep significance in this choice of names, but starting from the premiss that in this case we are not dealing with the results of a mere chance, then some causality has to be presupposed.
	www.ifbosna.org.ba /engleski/dokumenti/historija/80 (6208 words)

	Orkest Zadar
		Een voorbeeld hiervan in het repertoire van Zadar is het lied Emina.
		Bekende vertolkers zijn onder andere Zaim Imamovic, Himzo Polovina, Zehra Deovic, Safet Isovic en Nada Mamula.
		Net als in andere landen heeft de sevdalinke veel concurrentie van sterk door het westen beïnvloede muziek.
	www.zadar.nl /de%20muziek3.html (411 words)

	Bob Tarte's "Technobeat" Archives
		Bosnia: Echoes from an Endangered World (Smithsonian/Folkways) begins on an appropriately sorrowful note with vocalist Nada Mamula quietly singing the praises of the Bosnian capital, Sarajevo, in a recording of "Kad ja podjoh Benbasu" (When I Went to Benbasu) that pre-dates the current war.
		Detailed liner notes to this wide-ranging anthology indicate that the leader of the orchestra on this cut is now deceased, as is engaging singer Himzo Polovina and his saz player, Selim Salihovic, on "Dunjaluce, golem ti si" (World and its People, You Are Great), a ballad extolling the beauty and historical tolerance of Sarajevo.
		Numerous performers on this disc, in fact, are noted as dead, wounded, missing or prisoners in the ongoing carnage.
	www.technobeat.com /COLUMNS/NEEDLE.html (3765 words)

	Markonatto
		HIMZO POLOVINA - Kad Ja Podjoh Na Bembasu
		HIMZO POLOVINA - Poljem Se Vije Hajdar Delija
		HIMZO POLOVINA - Voljelo Se Dvoje Mladih (Zute Dunje)
	www.angelfire.com /musicals/markonatto0/mp3srbija/Muzika_od_151-200.htm (6232 words)

	lista pjesama (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Himzo Polovina - Sjecas li se kad si lani
		Himzo Polovina - Snijeg pade na behar na voce
		Himzo Polovina - U lijepom starom gradu Visegradu
	members.fortunecity.co.uk /benkovac (4863 words)

	Vedad's Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Just for people that know, or would like to know Bosnian folk, here is the most beautiful Bosnian folk song (in my own opinion, and also of my mother's), writtten down also by Heinrich Heine on his travels through these parts...
		Also now available for download is "U Stambolu, na Bosforu" ("In Istanbul, upon Bosphorus"), another great Bosnian folk song (or "sevdalinka" as we call it) in the interpretation of one of the greatest singers of folk in Bosnia, now late Himzo Polovina.
		Darko Rundek, an anarchist-oriented musician from Zagreb, did this amazing remake of the famous Spanish civil war song.
	www.bath.ac.uk /~mapvp/personal/music/index.html (688 words)

	Vedad's Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Also Computer Science section has Algorithmics assignment available.
		September 21, 2000 - Music files available for download - Drako Rundek and Himzo Polovina join me in my quest to bring good music to the ppl of the world!
		September 13, 2000 - photos uploaded, together with the first file in the music section...
	students.bath.ac.uk /mapvp/personal/title.html (4020 words)

	Een kort overzicht van de geschiedenis van Bosnië en Herzegovina (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Probeerde er men toen misschien doormiddel van deze benaming (“vrouwelijke liederen”) het lyrische aspect van de sevdalinka te benadrukken, of werden toen deze liederen inderdaad vooral door de vrouwen gezongen?
		Het staat vast dat in de tweede helft van de twintigste eeuw sevdalinke voornamelijk door de mannen werden gezongen en opgenomen en dat daarom tegenwoordig in de literatuur (Burton 1999:33, Petrovic 2001:61) juist deze zangers (Himzo Polovina, Safet Isovic, Kadir Kurtagic, Hasim Muharemovic) om hun geweldige interpretaties van de sevdalinka worden geprezen.
		In het reisverslag van de Kroatische reiziger Ferde Hefele, uit einde van 19
	www.musicology.nl /WM/scripties/Bosnische_Sevdalinka.htm (11296 words)

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