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| origin = [[Belgrade]], [[Serbia]]
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| years_active = 1997 – present
| years_active = 1997 – present
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'''Belo platno''' (White Linen) is a music ensemble from [[Belgrade]], [[Serbia]], which plays traditional music of [[Serbia]], mostly from [[Kosovo and Metohia]]<ref>[http://www.kosovo.net/music_kim.html "Old Serbian Tunes from Kosovo and Meothija and Southern Serbia"], Kosovo.net</ref> but also from [[Macedonia (region)|Macedonia]] in wider sense. The group was founded in 1997<ref>[http://www.panacomp.net/serbia?mesto=belo-platno "Belo Platno Ensemble - White Linen Ensemble"], ''Panacomp, zemlja čuda''</ref> and it became "among most successful ensembles" in Serbia.<ref>Jovanović, Jelena. [http://books.google.rs/books?id=aLqTAgAAQBAJ&pg=PA137&dq=%22among+the+most+successful%22+drina&hl=sr&sa=X&ei=yjWWU76EBKiS0AWvioG4Ag&ved=0CCcQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=%22among%20the%20most%20successful%22%20drina&f=false „The Power of Recently Revitalized Serbian Rural Folk Music in Urban Settings“], in: ''Music, Power, and Politics'', ed. by Annie J. Randall, Routledge, 2004. p. 137.</ref> One of its founders is its leader [[Vladimir Simić]].
'''Belo platno''' (White Linen) is a music ensemble from [[Belgrade]], [[Serbia]], which plays traditional music of [[Serbia]], mostly from [[Kosovo and Metohia]]<ref>[http://www.kosovo.net/music_kim.html "Old Serbian Tunes from Kosovo and Meothija and Southern Serbia"], Kosovo.net</ref> but also from [[Macedonia (region)|Macedonia]] in wider sense. The group was founded in 1997<ref>[http://www.panacomp.net/serbia?mesto=belo-platno "Belo Platno Ensemble - White Linen Ensemble"], ''Panacomp, zemlja čuda''</ref> and it became "among most successful ensembles" in Serbia.<ref>Jovanović, Jelena. [https://books.google.com/books?id=aLqTAgAAQBAJ&pg=PA137 „The Power of Recently Revitalized Serbian Rural Folk Music in Urban Settings"], in: ''Music, Power, and Politics'', ed. by Annie J. Randall, Routledge, 2004. p. 137.</ref> One of its founders is its leader [[Vladimir Simić]].


Belo platno is one of the first vocal-instrumental ensembles in Serbia that has chosen modal approach to music for its expression, belonging to the older tradition of the Balkans and Serbia. It is characterized by the special way of forming harmony, through the relationship with the basic melody, the supporting flat tone – bordun (the absence of major-minor harmony).
Belo platno is one of the first vocal-instrumental ensembles in Serbia that has chosen modal approach to music for its expression, belonging to the older tradition of the Balkans and Serbia. It is characterized by the special way of forming harmony, through the relationship with the basic melody, the supporting flat tone – bordun (the absence of major-minor harmony).
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;Independent albums
;Independent albums
* Belo platno, ''Live in Russia 2012'', DVD & CD, EtnoKuznja, Ribinsk, 2014.
* Belo platno, ''Live in Russia 2012'', DVD & CD, EtnoKuznja, Ribinsk, 2014.
* Svetlana Spajić and „Belo platno“, ''Kosovo i Metohija, lice Evrope'', multimedia CD, „Tipon“, „TIA Janus“, 2006. and „Svetigora“, 2008.
* Svetlana Spajić and „Belo platno", ''Kosovo i Metohija, lice Evrope'', multimedia CD, „Tipon", „TIA Janus", 2006. and „Svetigora", 2008.
* Belo platno, ''Belo platno: traditional music of Kosovo and Metochy, south Serbia and Macedonia'', „Atos“, Belgrade, 2003.
* Belo platno, ''Belo platno: traditional music of Kosovo and Metochy, south Serbia and Macedonia'', „Atos", Belgrade, 2003.


;Important compilations<ref>[http://www.discogs.com/artist/1087054-Belo-Platno Discography at Discogs]</ref>
;Important compilations<ref>[http://www.discogs.com/artist/1087054-Belo-Platno Discography at Discogs]</ref>
* Various performers, ''Serbian Ethno Sound'', „HiFi Centar“, Belgrade, 2004.
* Various performers, ''Serbian Ethno Sound'', „HiFi Centar", Belgrade, 2004.
* Various performers, ''Podignimo Stupove'', concert in Sava Center, PGP-RTS, 2003.
* Various performers, ''Podignimo Stupove'', concert in Sava Center, PGP-RTS, 2003.
* Various performers, ''Serbia Sounds Global'', vol. 2, RingRing i B92, 2002.
* Various performers, ''Serbia Sounds Global'', vol. 2, RingRing i B92, 2002.


== Members ==
== Members ==
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* [[Dragana Tomić]], voice and kaval
* [[Dragana Tomić]], voice and kaval
* [[Goran Milošević]], percussions
* [[Goran Milošević]], percussions
* [[Nikola Šener]], viola
* [[Nikola Šener]], viola


== References ==
== References ==
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== External links ==
== External links ==
* [http://www.beloplatno.com/ „„Belo platno“ / „White linen“], official website
* [http://www.beloplatno.com/ „„Belo platno" / „White linen"], official website


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[[Category:World music]]
[[Category:Traditional music]]
[[Category:Traditional music]]
[[Category:Musical groups established in 1997]]
[[Category:Musical groups established in 1997]]
[[Category:Musical groups from Belgrade]]
[[Category:Musical groups from Belgrade]]
[[Category:Kosovo (region)]]
[[Category:Kosovo (region)]]
[[Category:Serbian traditional music]]
[[Category:Serbian folk music]]
[[Category:Macedonian music]]
[[Category:Music of North Macedonia]]

Latest revision as of 05:56, 18 April 2024

Belo platno
OriginBelgrade, Serbia
GenresWorld music, Ethnic music
Years active1997 – present
Websitewww.beloplatno.com

Belo platno (White Linen) is a music ensemble from Belgrade, Serbia, which plays traditional music of Serbia, mostly from Kosovo and Metohia[1] but also from Macedonia in wider sense. The group was founded in 1997[2] and it became "among most successful ensembles" in Serbia.[3] One of its founders is its leader Vladimir Simić.

Belo platno is one of the first vocal-instrumental ensembles in Serbia that has chosen modal approach to music for its expression, belonging to the older tradition of the Balkans and Serbia. It is characterized by the special way of forming harmony, through the relationship with the basic melody, the supporting flat tone – bordun (the absence of major-minor harmony).

Belo platno uses traditional musical instruments – kaval, tambura, lute, dvoyanka flute, def, goc, tarabuka – or those which eventually became part of the traditional orchestras, such as the violin and cello. Part of the ensemble instrumentarium Vladimir Simić crafts himself in a family workshop.

Selected discography

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Independent albums
  • Belo platno, Live in Russia 2012, DVD & CD, EtnoKuznja, Ribinsk, 2014.
  • Svetlana Spajić and „Belo platno", Kosovo i Metohija, lice Evrope, multimedia CD, „Tipon", „TIA Janus", 2006. and „Svetigora", 2008.
  • Belo platno, Belo platno: traditional music of Kosovo and Metochy, south Serbia and Macedonia, „Atos", Belgrade, 2003.
Important compilations[4]
  • Various performers, Serbian Ethno Sound, „HiFi Centar", Belgrade, 2004.
  • Various performers, Podignimo Stupove, concert in Sava Center, PGP-RTS, 2003.
  • Various performers, Serbia Sounds Global, vol. 2, RingRing i B92, 2002.

Members

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References

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  1. ^ "Old Serbian Tunes from Kosovo and Meothija and Southern Serbia", Kosovo.net
  2. ^ "Belo Platno Ensemble - White Linen Ensemble", Panacomp, zemlja čuda
  3. ^ Jovanović, Jelena. „The Power of Recently Revitalized Serbian Rural Folk Music in Urban Settings", in: Music, Power, and Politics, ed. by Annie J. Randall, Routledge, 2004. p. 137.
  4. ^ Discography at Discogs
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