Kūlgrinda (band): Difference between revisions
Content deleted Content added
| Line 9: | Line 9: | ||
*2002: ''[[Ugnies Apeigos]]'' |
*2002: ''[[Ugnies Apeigos]]'' |
||
*2003: ''[[Sotvaras]]'' – with [[Donis]] |
*2003: ''[[Sotvaras]]'' – with [[Donis]] |
||
*2003: ''[[Perkūno Giesmės]]'' (''Hymns of [[ |
*2003: ''[[Perkūno Giesmės]]'' (''Hymns of [[Perkūnas]]'') |
||
*2005: ''[[ |
*2005: ''[[Prūsų Giesmės]]'' (''[[Old Prussians|Prussian]] Hymns'', sung in extinct [[Old Prussian language]]) |
||
*2007: ''[[Giesmės Saulei]]'' ("Hymns of the Sun") |
*2007: ''[[Giesmės Saulei]]'' ("Hymns of the Sun") |
||
*2009: ''[[Giesmės Valdovui Gediminui]]'' ("Hymns to King Gediminas") |
*2009: ''[[Giesmės Valdovui Gediminui]]'' ("Hymns to King [[Gediminas]]") |
||
*2013: ''Giesmės Žemynai'' ("Hymns to [[Žemyna]]") – with [[Donis]] |
|||
==References== |
==References== |
||
Revision as of 17:58, 18 February 2014
 | This article needs additional citations for verification. (April 2013) |
Kūlgrinda is a neofolk/pagan folk band from Vilnius, Lithuania, established in 1990 by Inja and Jonas Trinkūnas.[1] The band owes its name to kūlgrinda – a secret Samogitian underwater causeway.
Discography
Kulgrinda albums were released by Dangus Records, later the band signed with Aurea Studija.
- 2001: Ugnėlakis su Kūlgrinda – with Žalvarinis
- 2002: Ugnies Apeigos
- 2003: Sotvaras – with Donis
- 2003: Perkūno Giesmės (Hymns of Perkūnas)
- 2005: Prūsų Giesmės (Prussian Hymns, sung in extinct Old Prussian language)
- 2007: Giesmės Saulei ("Hymns of the Sun")
- 2009: Giesmės Valdovui Gediminui ("Hymns to King Gediminas")
- 2013: Giesmės Žemynai ("Hymns to Žemyna") – with Donis
References
 | This article about a European band or other musical ensemble is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. |
 | This Lithuania-related article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. |