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  Martve Boysė Chorus   [The Symphonic Boys Chorus of Sakartvelo]    (est. 1978) Classical Choir of Boys 
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The Martve Boysė Choir was founded in 1978 by Nately Dzhigauri, director of the Tbilisi Academy of Art and Education, with Angzor Erkomainishvili as its musical director. Sakartvelo is the local name for Georgia, the republic of the U .S.S. R. located to the north of Turkey between fhe Black Sea and the Caspian Sea. The polyphonic choral music of Sakartvelo is characterised by the plentiful use of irregular rhythms, solo recitatives accompanied by drones, harmony incorporating intervals of a minor second and a major seventh, and a method of vocal production without vibrato.
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Martve Boysė Chorus - Georgian Polyphony II
Georgian Polyphony II (Victor / JVC VID-25004, CD) 1988
Featuring Martve Boysė Chorus  
"The Marvelous Polyphony of Martve" Recorded May 1988 in Tbilisi, Georgia
  1.   Shairebi Kahuri  
  2.   Varado Apkhazuri  
  3.   Modi Ak Dadjeki Shvilo  
  4.   Nana  
  5.   Imeruli Mhedruli  
  6.   Batonebo  
  7.   Kartvelo Heli Hmals Ikar  
  8.   Chche Tura  
  9.   Gaprindi Shavo Mertzhalo  
10.   Garekahuri Mgzavaruli  
11.   Didi Hnidan Gagitsani  
12.   Mravalzjamieri  
13.   Garekahuri Sachidao  
14.   Aragvispiruli Lashkruli  
15.   Gogo Shavtvala  
16.   Tsangalada Gogona  
17.   Tsintskaro  
18.   Kalos Helhvavi  
19.   Naduri  
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