The name consists of the base word kantele (a Finnish zither-like instrument) and the feminisingmorpheme-tar and can be roughly interpreted as "goddess of the kantele" or "zither-daughter", a kind of muse.
History
Kanteletar was published in 1840 under the name Kanteletar taikka Suomen Kansan Wanhoja Lauluja ja Wirsiä ("Kanteletar or Old Songs and Hymns of the Finnish People"). Lönnrot got the foundation for the collection on his journeys in 1838 after he met rune singer Mateli Kuivalatar on the banks of the Koitere. The poems sung by Kuivalatar were recorded in Lönnrot's notes.
Kanteletar consists of three books. The first book includes 238 lyrical poems which Lönnrot named Yhteisiä Lauluja or "Common Songs". These songs are divided into four sections: common themes, for a wedding crowd, shepherds, and children. The second book contains 354 lyrical poems which was called Erityisiä Lauluja or "Special Songs". These songs are divided as songs for girls, women, boys and men. There are 60 historic poems, romances, legends, ballads and lyrical epic poems in the third book, which is called Virsi-Lauluja or "Hymns". There are 24 new poems in the preface.
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Kanteletar-lauluja Op.100 No.1 : Paimenlaulu [Kanteletar Songs : Shepherd's Song] · Jorma Hynninen
Kilpinen & Kuula Songs
℗ 1991 Finlandia Records
Baritone Vocals: Jorma Hynninen
Piano: Ralf Gothóni
Composer: Yrjö Kilpinen (1892-1959)
Lyricist: from Kanteletar
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published: 13 Apr 2014
Kanteletar-juomalaulu
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Kanteletar-juomalaulu · YL Male Voice Choir
Talescapes
℗ 2010 Ondine
Released on: 2010-01-26
Choir: YL Male Voice Choir
Conductor: Matti Hyokki
Composer: Tapio Tuomela
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http://www.facebook.com/kantelar
Karoliina Kantelinen is a singer and an ethnomusicologist from Helsinki who specializes in different ethnic singing styles. Her doctoral dissertation is on the old yoik tradition from Russian Karelia, formerly a Finnish territory. She currently teaches folk music at the department of musicology in the University of Helsinki. Known for challenging the old established ideas and concepts of interpreting Viena Karelian yoiks, she uses the traditional Kalevala style as her inspiration for new contemporary folk-based compositions.
published: 28 Aug 2009
Kuluu ikä laulamattaki. Kalevala rune song from Kanteletar.
Traditional Finnish folk song from Kanteletar, sister book of Kalevala, both collected and edited by Elias Lönnrot. Kanteletar includes songs sung by ordinary people about different subjects that touch their everyday life. This song is the first from book II and it tells the story of a daugther whose mother tells her not to sing since it is a waste of time. The daughter replies: Don't worry, time will go by anyway even if I never sing and even if birds neither sing.
Sanat/Lyrics:
Noin sanoi minun emoni,
Varotteli vanhempani:
"Elä lapsi paljo laula,
Tytär tyhjiä sanele; ...
published: 04 Jul 2019
Sanni; Kanteletar
Tampereen paras katusoittaja 2015?
published: 20 May 2015
Kanteletar 2019
Kalevala-eepoksen toisen painoksen 170 vuotisjuhlalla oli omissettu tämän vuuvven Kanteletar-festivali. Tällä kertua se keräsi samalla lavalla Vienan ta livvin karjalaisie, suomelaisie, inkeriläisie ta venäläisie. Festivaali näytti mitä yhistäy kansoja ta mitä on joka kansalla erikoista 🎼
published: 12 Feb 2019
Chante Ista - Kanteletar
published: 21 Oct 2018
Kanteletar-lauluja Op.100 No.39 : Millä maksan maammon maion [Kanteletar Songs : How Can I...
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Kanteletar-lauluja Op.100 No.39 : Millä maksan maammon maion [Kanteletar Songs : How Can I Repay My Mother] · Jorma Hynninen
Kilpinen & Kuula Songs
℗ 1991 Finlandia Records
Baritone Vocals: Jorma Hynninen
Piano: Ralf Gothóni
Composer: Yrjö Kilpinen (1892-1959)
Lyricist: from Kanteletar
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published: 13 Apr 2014
Kanteletar
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Kanteletar · Nytt Land
Ballads of Lost Times
℗ 2023 Shark Music
Released on: 2020-05-20
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published: 21 Sep 2023
Jean Sibelius/ Kanteletar: Sortunut ääni
Jean Sibelius/ Kanteletar: Sortunut ääni.
Studenter-Sangforeningen (Copenhagen University Choir), Akademen (Akademiska Sångförening) Helsingfors, Lunds Studentsångare .
Christianskirken, Copenhagen, 10-5-2016
By: Dan-Tuyet Tham
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Kanteletar-lauluja Op.100 No.1 : Paimenlaulu [Kanteletar Songs : Shepherd's Song] · Jorma Hynninen
Kilpinen & K...
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Kanteletar-lauluja Op.100 No.1 : Paimenlaulu [Kanteletar Songs : Shepherd's Song] · Jorma Hynninen
Kilpinen & Kuula Songs
℗ 1991 Finlandia Records
Baritone Vocals: Jorma Hynninen
Piano: Ralf Gothóni
Composer: Yrjö Kilpinen (1892-1959)
Lyricist: from Kanteletar
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Provided to YouTube by Fazer Records/Finlandia
Kanteletar-lauluja Op.100 No.1 : Paimenlaulu [Kanteletar Songs : Shepherd's Song] · Jorma Hynninen
Kilpinen & Kuula Songs
℗ 1991 Finlandia Records
Baritone Vocals: Jorma Hynninen
Piano: Ralf Gothóni
Composer: Yrjö Kilpinen (1892-1959)
Lyricist: from Kanteletar
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Provided to YouTube by NAXOS of America
Kanteletar-juomalaulu · YL Male Voice Choir
Talescapes
℗ 2010 Ondine
Released on: 2010-01-26
Choir: YL Male Voice C...
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Kanteletar-juomalaulu · YL Male Voice Choir
Talescapes
℗ 2010 Ondine
Released on: 2010-01-26
Choir: YL Male Voice Choir
Conductor: Matti Hyokki
Composer: Tapio Tuomela
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Provided to YouTube by NAXOS of America
Kanteletar-juomalaulu · YL Male Voice Choir
Talescapes
℗ 2010 Ondine
Released on: 2010-01-26
Choir: YL Male Voice Choir
Conductor: Matti Hyokki
Composer: Tapio Tuomela
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http://www.facebook.com/kantelar
Karoliina Kantelinen is a singer and an ethnomusicologist from Helsinki who specializes in different ethnic singing styles. He...
http://www.facebook.com/kantelar
Karoliina Kantelinen is a singer and an ethnomusicologist from Helsinki who specializes in different ethnic singing styles. Her doctoral dissertation is on the old yoik tradition from Russian Karelia, formerly a Finnish territory. She currently teaches folk music at the department of musicology in the University of Helsinki. Known for challenging the old established ideas and concepts of interpreting Viena Karelian yoiks, she uses the traditional Kalevala style as her inspiration for new contemporary folk-based compositions.
http://www.facebook.com/kantelar
Karoliina Kantelinen is a singer and an ethnomusicologist from Helsinki who specializes in different ethnic singing styles. Her doctoral dissertation is on the old yoik tradition from Russian Karelia, formerly a Finnish territory. She currently teaches folk music at the department of musicology in the University of Helsinki. Known for challenging the old established ideas and concepts of interpreting Viena Karelian yoiks, she uses the traditional Kalevala style as her inspiration for new contemporary folk-based compositions.
Traditional Finnish folk song from Kanteletar, sister book of Kalevala, both collected and edited by Elias Lönnrot. Kanteletar includes songs sung by ordinary p...
Traditional Finnish folk song from Kanteletar, sister book of Kalevala, both collected and edited by Elias Lönnrot. Kanteletar includes songs sung by ordinary people about different subjects that touch their everyday life. This song is the first from book II and it tells the story of a daugther whose mother tells her not to sing since it is a waste of time. The daughter replies: Don't worry, time will go by anyway even if I never sing and even if birds neither sing.
Sanat/Lyrics:
Noin sanoi minun emoni,
Varotteli vanhempani:
"Elä lapsi paljo laula,
Tytär tyhjiä sanele;
Ikä kultainen kuluvi,
Aika armas rientelevi,
Sinun lapsen lauluissasi,
Kurjan kukkumaisissasi."
Vaan ellös emoni surko,
Valitelko vanhempani,
Iän kultaisen kulusta,
Armahan ali menosta,
Minun lapsen lauluissani,
Pienen pilpatuksissani!--
Ikä kuitenki kuluvi,
Aika armas rientelevi,
Jos en laula polvenani,
Hyrehi sinä ikänä;
Aika kultainen kuluvi,
Päivä kaunis karkelevi,
Ilman lintujen ilosta,
Varvuisten visertämistä.
Traditional Finnish folk song from Kanteletar, sister book of Kalevala, both collected and edited by Elias Lönnrot. Kanteletar includes songs sung by ordinary people about different subjects that touch their everyday life. This song is the first from book II and it tells the story of a daugther whose mother tells her not to sing since it is a waste of time. The daughter replies: Don't worry, time will go by anyway even if I never sing and even if birds neither sing.
Sanat/Lyrics:
Noin sanoi minun emoni,
Varotteli vanhempani:
"Elä lapsi paljo laula,
Tytär tyhjiä sanele;
Ikä kultainen kuluvi,
Aika armas rientelevi,
Sinun lapsen lauluissasi,
Kurjan kukkumaisissasi."
Vaan ellös emoni surko,
Valitelko vanhempani,
Iän kultaisen kulusta,
Armahan ali menosta,
Minun lapsen lauluissani,
Pienen pilpatuksissani!--
Ikä kuitenki kuluvi,
Aika armas rientelevi,
Jos en laula polvenani,
Hyrehi sinä ikänä;
Aika kultainen kuluvi,
Päivä kaunis karkelevi,
Ilman lintujen ilosta,
Varvuisten visertämistä.
Kalevala-eepoksen toisen painoksen 170 vuotisjuhlalla oli omissettu tämän vuuvven Kanteletar-festivali. Tällä kertua se keräsi samalla lavalla Vienan ta livvin ...
Kalevala-eepoksen toisen painoksen 170 vuotisjuhlalla oli omissettu tämän vuuvven Kanteletar-festivali. Tällä kertua se keräsi samalla lavalla Vienan ta livvin karjalaisie, suomelaisie, inkeriläisie ta venäläisie. Festivaali näytti mitä yhistäy kansoja ta mitä on joka kansalla erikoista 🎼
Kalevala-eepoksen toisen painoksen 170 vuotisjuhlalla oli omissettu tämän vuuvven Kanteletar-festivali. Tällä kertua se keräsi samalla lavalla Vienan ta livvin karjalaisie, suomelaisie, inkeriläisie ta venäläisie. Festivaali näytti mitä yhistäy kansoja ta mitä on joka kansalla erikoista 🎼
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Kanteletar-lauluja Op.100 No.39 : Millä maksan maammon maion [Kanteletar Songs : How Can I Repay My Mother] · Jo...
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Kanteletar-lauluja Op.100 No.39 : Millä maksan maammon maion [Kanteletar Songs : How Can I Repay My Mother] · Jorma Hynninen
Kilpinen & Kuula Songs
℗ 1991 Finlandia Records
Baritone Vocals: Jorma Hynninen
Piano: Ralf Gothóni
Composer: Yrjö Kilpinen (1892-1959)
Lyricist: from Kanteletar
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Kanteletar-lauluja Op.100 No.39 : Millä maksan maammon maion [Kanteletar Songs : How Can I Repay My Mother] · Jorma Hynninen
Kilpinen & Kuula Songs
℗ 1991 Finlandia Records
Baritone Vocals: Jorma Hynninen
Piano: Ralf Gothóni
Composer: Yrjö Kilpinen (1892-1959)
Lyricist: from Kanteletar
Auto-generated by YouTube.
Provided to YouTube by Fazer Records/Finlandia
Kanteletar-lauluja Op.100 No.1 : Paimenlaulu [Kanteletar Songs : Shepherd's Song] · Jorma Hynninen
Kilpinen & Kuula Songs
℗ 1991 Finlandia Records
Baritone Vocals: Jorma Hynninen
Piano: Ralf Gothóni
Composer: Yrjö Kilpinen (1892-1959)
Lyricist: from Kanteletar
Auto-generated by YouTube.
Provided to YouTube by NAXOS of America
Kanteletar-juomalaulu · YL Male Voice Choir
Talescapes
℗ 2010 Ondine
Released on: 2010-01-26
Choir: YL Male Voice Choir
Conductor: Matti Hyokki
Composer: Tapio Tuomela
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http://www.facebook.com/kantelar
Karoliina Kantelinen is a singer and an ethnomusicologist from Helsinki who specializes in different ethnic singing styles. Her doctoral dissertation is on the old yoik tradition from Russian Karelia, formerly a Finnish territory. She currently teaches folk music at the department of musicology in the University of Helsinki. Known for challenging the old established ideas and concepts of interpreting Viena Karelian yoiks, she uses the traditional Kalevala style as her inspiration for new contemporary folk-based compositions.
Traditional Finnish folk song from Kanteletar, sister book of Kalevala, both collected and edited by Elias Lönnrot. Kanteletar includes songs sung by ordinary people about different subjects that touch their everyday life. This song is the first from book II and it tells the story of a daugther whose mother tells her not to sing since it is a waste of time. The daughter replies: Don't worry, time will go by anyway even if I never sing and even if birds neither sing.
Sanat/Lyrics:
Noin sanoi minun emoni,
Varotteli vanhempani:
"Elä lapsi paljo laula,
Tytär tyhjiä sanele;
Ikä kultainen kuluvi,
Aika armas rientelevi,
Sinun lapsen lauluissasi,
Kurjan kukkumaisissasi."
Vaan ellös emoni surko,
Valitelko vanhempani,
Iän kultaisen kulusta,
Armahan ali menosta,
Minun lapsen lauluissani,
Pienen pilpatuksissani!--
Ikä kuitenki kuluvi,
Aika armas rientelevi,
Jos en laula polvenani,
Hyrehi sinä ikänä;
Aika kultainen kuluvi,
Päivä kaunis karkelevi,
Ilman lintujen ilosta,
Varvuisten visertämistä.
Kalevala-eepoksen toisen painoksen 170 vuotisjuhlalla oli omissettu tämän vuuvven Kanteletar-festivali. Tällä kertua se keräsi samalla lavalla Vienan ta livvin karjalaisie, suomelaisie, inkeriläisie ta venäläisie. Festivaali näytti mitä yhistäy kansoja ta mitä on joka kansalla erikoista 🎼
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Kanteletar-lauluja Op.100 No.39 : Millä maksan maammon maion [Kanteletar Songs : How Can I Repay My Mother] · Jorma Hynninen
Kilpinen & Kuula Songs
℗ 1991 Finlandia Records
Baritone Vocals: Jorma Hynninen
Piano: Ralf Gothóni
Composer: Yrjö Kilpinen (1892-1959)
Lyricist: from Kanteletar
Auto-generated by YouTube.
The name consists of the base word kantele (a Finnish zither-like instrument) and the feminisingmorpheme-tar and can be roughly interpreted as "goddess of the kantele" or "zither-daughter", a kind of muse.
History
Kanteletar was published in 1840 under the name Kanteletar taikka Suomen Kansan Wanhoja Lauluja ja Wirsiä ("Kanteletar or Old Songs and Hymns of the Finnish People"). Lönnrot got the foundation for the collection on his journeys in 1838 after he met rune singer Mateli Kuivalatar on the banks of the Koitere. The poems sung by Kuivalatar were recorded in Lönnrot's notes.
Kanteletar consists of three books. The first book includes 238 lyrical poems which Lönnrot named Yhteisiä Lauluja or "Common Songs". These songs are divided into four sections: common themes, for a wedding crowd, shepherds, and children. The second book contains 354 lyrical poems which was called Erityisiä Lauluja or "Special Songs". These songs are divided as songs for girls, women, boys and men. There are 60 historic poems, romances, legends, ballads and lyrical epic poems in the third book, which is called Virsi-Lauluja or "Hymns". There are 24 new poems in the preface.