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Sorcova

Romanian custom

Sorcova is a Romanian popular custom, practiced on the morning of 1 January. This custom is very old and is spread throughout the country, being practiced

Sorcova

Romania

Country in Southeast and Central Europe

which various unique folklore dances and games are common: plugușorul, sorcova, ursul, and capra. The traditional Romanian dress that otherwise has largely

Romania

Mârșa

Commune in Giurgiu, Romania

November 15, 2010 Lyrics Steaua sus răsare; inserted November 13, 2010 Lyrics Sorcova; inserted November 13, 2010 "Romanian Christmas Traditions" Plugușorul

Mârșa

Folklore of Romania

to certain times of year are the colinde - Romanian Christmas carols, sorcova on New Year's Eve or the Mărțișor custom on 1 March marking the spring

Folklore of Romania

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Survakane

Bulgarian tradition

supposed to represent desirable qualities. Surva Festival Survaki [bg] Sorcova Vasilovden is the name day of the name Vasil, among others, and falls on

Survakane

New Year's Eve

Last day of the Gregorian year

centuries-old customs, rituals, and conventions. Children sing "Plugușorul" and "Sorcova", traditional carols that wish goodwill, happiness and success. Parties

New Year's Eve

New_Year's_Eve

Culture of Romania

related to certain times of year are the colinde, Romanian Christmas carols, sorcova on New Year's Eve, or the Mărțișor custom on the first day of March, marking

Culture of Romania

Culture_of_Romania

Maia Ciobanu

Romanian composer and music educator

Urare de Belşug for female choir, 1986 De Dor for women's choir, 1986 Sorcova Peste de Vara for female choir, 1986 Povestea Vorbii, Chortryptichon for

Maia Ciobanu

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Șerban Nichifor

Romanian composer, cellist and music educator (born 1954)

(2017) Chamber, choral, and vocal music "Postludium" per Organo (1975) "Sorcova" per Coro Misto a capella (1995) Quartetto per Archi I – "Anamorphose"

Șerban Nichifor