Balalaika Collection

Devils Balalaika
Wedding guests of Bessarabia, Russia, foolishly dance in a graveyard, find themselves dancing to the Devils balalaika; when he stops they turn into a circle of stones

Russian Balalaika Player
A well-wrapped-up musician plays his balalaika amidst the snow

Tatar musicians in a Crimean town square, mid 19th century
Tatar musicians playing fiddle and balalaika in a Crimean town square, men smoking pipes and drinking tea. Handcoloured lithograph from Carl Hoffmanns Book of the World, Stuttgart, 1857

Russians dancing in a village, 18th century. Women dancing to music on balalaika and violin, while others jump on a seesaw

Russian musical instruments.. Goudok Rebec fiddle with three strings, Gelaika pipes, double flutes of the ancients, hunting horn of Siberia, Rojok (rozhok) trumpet

Turkish band - traditional instruments Date: 1939

Learning the Balalaika
A group of Russian children being taught how to play the balalaika and mandolin, with piano accompaniment

Social / Russia / Village
A group of villagers relax with some music and dance

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