Polish Tango: Adam Aston - Graj skrzypku graj, 1935

[@katarzynakarkowska989]

Tu jest dusza zaklęta i ten świat , który przetrwał tylko w sercach i we wspomnieniach najbliższych.. Serdecznie dziękuję za podzielenie się tym skarbem!! Zdjęcia Bydgoszczy są cudne oczywiście!

[@mamiro59]

Ale piękne miasto, ta BYDGOSZCZ!!!!! Mam niedługo okazję poznać to wspaniałe miasto i pochodzić jej ulicami, pooddychać jej powietrzem....nigdy tam nie byłam...ale zauroczyło mnie to, co tu widzę....oby coś jeszcze ocalało do naszych czasów, z tego piękna tu pokazanego...oby! Pozdrawiam wszystkich Bydgoszczan!!!

[@GwB1967AR]

beautiful.. i can imagine my grandpas (they were polish-ucranian)) hearing this tangos before they arrive as inmigrants to Argentina ...

[@daniellidawer3624]

Thank you for placing a recording of my grandfather's contribution. I never met Wolf/Władysław Lidauer because he died in WWII, but the family is thrilled that you are keeping his work alive. Dan Lidawer

[@katarzynakarkowska989]

How extraordinary ! You must be so very proud of your very talented Grandfather... Congratulations to your entire Family! His music is so beautiful...

[@annajanocha5278]

to była ulubiona piosenka mojej mamy,która śpiewała pięknym altem...cieszę się ,że ją znalazłam...tu jest tylko część tekstu...ale odnalazłam cały...też umiem śpiewać.......

[@jadwigabodegwin6355]

a mi przypomina Tatę.Grał na skrzypcach,a one płakały.Zawsze Go prosiłam,by mi zagrał

[@itamitam1]

Very beautiful, Correctly stated Adam Aston also performed it in Hebrew (in Israel under the name Ben Levi). and a personal note related to your introduction: My father's brother, Felix Bloch הי"ד was one of the murdered in Katyń by the NKWD, He was an officer in the Polish cavalery, and left no one after him.

[@robertvoykovic9337]

Thank you sharing the name of your uncle with us. He left no one after him, but we can still remember him.

[@itamitam1]

@@robertvoykovic9337 Thank you very much for your kind words. In relation to your comment - Some years back, someone informed me that he was memorialized on a certain polish army II WW internet site. I have only a single photo of him in cavalery uniform patting his horse (probably from around vilno).

[@shroudedindarkness79]

Very sorry, such stories are very painful

[@dorianrowan5167]

Sorry to be offtopic but does anyone know a method to get back into an instagram account? I was dumb lost the password. I appreciate any tips you can give me!

[@nashthaddeus1321]

@Dorian Rowan Instablaster =)

[@terenia422]

W świąteczną noc dobrze się słucha tej cudownej muzyki i tych słów piosenki,przypominających młode lata ,kiedy na szkolnych potańcówkach tańczyliśmy tanga i walce.

[@Klippanowski]

Panie Grzegorzu! dziekuje za wszystko co z takim sercem Pan tu umiescil. Pozdrowienia ze Szwecji.

[@jeanpierrezutter587]

A very beautiful tango !! Very nice voice !!

[@barbarabirtwistle571]

I remember this being played at the Polish Club brings beautiful memories of mum and dad dancing to this

[@barbcard]

Thanks for bringing back fond memories of visiting you in Bydgoszcz; I hope I'll get back there again. Aston, as usual, magnifique.

[@ЕлизаветаПоллак]

Чудесная песня 👍😀✊🌺❤️ Спасибо от всей души!!!!!! Мой любимый Адам Астон и какие печальные кадры . Спасибо от всей души 👍✊❤️💔🔥

[@SilberLLL]

"... Я встретил тебя в этом кафе. Как чудесно играл скрипач. Играй мне, скрипка, играй свою рапсодию мечты. Прошу тебя, скажи мне только несколько слов своим голосом серебристого тона. Играй скрипка, играй всю ночь этo танго."

[@RomanAdar]

Beautiful and thanks for sharing.

[@240252]

Thanks Genia for your passionate comment. I uploaded as many as THREE movies to commemorate that Huuuge Anniversary in Polish modern history, and - well... - that must be enough. Until nex time!

[@wacawtokarz3950]

nie ma już skrzypka ani piosenkarza dobrze że utwór został.

[@jerzycygan6031]

A szkoda.

[@AC-lw8if]

Miasto młodości. wieczne piękne. oby pozostały,

[@zosia212]

Moje ukochane miasto - Bydgoszcz.

[@lorbas6151]

Moje też.

[@halinakrystyna8016]

Cudowne wykonanie! Przepiekne ujęcia miasta!

[@SergeiSergioVinogradov]

Нет лучших исполнителей танго30-х годов еввропейских стран,чем Россия Польша и Финляндия,Ибо в них больше лирики и романтизма,чем в аргентинском танго.Среди лучших исполнителей считаю г. Адама .

[@jaceksmieja4477]

piękne , niezapomniane , kochane ! Nucili , to moi rodzice .

[@homasangelo9716]

Прекрасная песня!

[@tango3721]

Hi Grzegorz - this a famous Tango classic - when Fogg sings it - he alters the lyrics a bit - namely - I believe - Fogg sings - "Za twoja gre - dam serce me" rather than "Za twoja gre - dam zycie me" - the way Aston does it.

[@Poxvel]

One like from Quebec🇨🇦

[@jerzyzdabasz9560]

cudowne....

[@igorshulgin9731]

голос астона разрывает душу

[@aniv.2439]

Schön ❤️❤️❤️

[@KrzysztofTomecki]

Bromberg...❤

[@ОлегЩоткевич-г2в]

Це шедевр

[@ewawitczak7010]

Sliczne dzieki

[@andrzej95405]

Prześliczne tango.

[@Snopski88]

Dziękuję

[@paulmicelli5819]

So sad, people always want freedom. God Bless them all.

[@240252]

Hi D, However - and symptomatic for both nations, who express their historical rights to the city - the unclear Polish ethymology of Bydgoszcz is "a place governed by Bidgost" (a mythical name of someone, who could have founded the town) while German "Bromberg" simply means a "blackberry hill".

[@antoniocfilho9544]

lindo tango fantástico parabens

[@amparoospina562]

Bello

[@SolitaireMiles]

Does anybody have the lyrics in Polish for this?

[@Wika-jt1rg]

Lyrics: Graj, skrzypku, graj Przez całą noc Swe serce daj i wrażeń moc Niech skrzypce łkają Czarowne tango grają Za twoją grę Dam życie swe

[@SolitaireMiles]

@@Wika-jt1rg thank you

[@stevejauncey3086]

Late night suddenly the film Young Frankenstein came to mind lol

[@wieslawl59]

Honey, the city of Berlin was founded by Slavonic tribes. Shall we claim it back now?

[@elzbietavesma2125]

MAM SŁABA PAMIEC DO NAZWISK BUT OLEJNICZAK I BIENKOWSKA ZAPAMIETAŁAM

[@ЮрійДзятко]

Краса незбагненна!!!

[@TheRYSIU]

Nikt nie jest w stanie i m d o r o w n a c!

[@StareMelodie]

Great, but any idea what was the name of Mister Zdrojewski?

[@antoniw326]

His name was Stanislaw

[@TomekGrden]

Antoni W Thank You. ;)

[@garymalski]

The borders have been shifting for centuries. What was the original name in the 13th century?

[@marcinwkurw3185]

?

[@TheRYSIU]

Piękno to wszysko przed wojna!

[@BrendaGonzalez-p5n]

besos!!!

[@arniruna]

TAKK TAKK TAKK frá Íslandi

[@aigor44]

Bydgoszcz....:))))

[@ghiacciomenta]

aching

[@danielwozny-kozak8148]

[@kazimiera45]

Po prostu unosi ...

[@TheRYSIU]

Kak ami tak ni gdie!

[@user0139]

Это же лирическое танго. Вот оно. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpzXkHybl6tjmNk Подборка фото не соответствует музыке совершенно. Могли бы какой-нибудь немецкий марш подобрать, тогда было бы нормально.

[@BrasidasMaximus]

Bydzi rządzi! A teraz jak dokończą renowacje Wyspy Młyńskiej to będzie rządzi jeszcze bardziej!

[@garymalski]

What is your source of information? Similar to the Russians initial denial of th massacre of Polish intelligentsia in the Katyn forest, how can you be assured that the Nazis did not kill the German occupants of Bromberg/Bydgoszcz? You also claim it was Prussian and yet also German. Was it German, Prussian or Polish? Finally, how can you compare 2.5 million massacred Poles with hundreds of massacred Germans? The Second World War was a complete disgrace and an insult to humanity.

[@didierdesaedeleer5368]

Nous sommes en 2022 et la rhétorique de Poutine en 2005 ( concernant le pacte Staline - Ribentrop) éclaire encore une fois ce que l'Ukraine vit en ce moment et ce qui menace la paix en Europe.

[@as25sisu]

Tiukka tango.

[@Interlocutor67]

Bromberg is the proper name being that it was historically a German City and important trade center in West Prussia.

[@benowacek5823]

West Prussia was created after partition of Poland. eeven trutonic Order never had Bydgoszcz. Sober up man.

[@lamprecchtm]

and dont forget the 4th of Sept.39 when 1000 civ.where murderd by polish mob

[@Interlocutor67]

Poles also massacred hundreds of ethnic Germans in late August and early September 1939 so it wasn't just Germans who perpetrated atrocities, something Polish nationalists should keep in mind here.

[@benowacek5823]

It started in September 4th. Those "poor people" were smuggled weapons from the Reich and started to shoot to Poles from roofs, attics and church towers. Lucky them that most of them were prisoned not killed. Why did they act diversant and wanted to be "heroes" shooting from hidden places? No wonder crowd got angry.

[@Interlocutor67]

Poland should never have been given German territory from Posen and West Prussia to begin with.

[@Interlocutor67]

Very few of Poland's neighbors felt sorry for it in September 1939. Pilsudski bit off more than he could chew by including millions of Ukrainians, Germans, Lithuanianins, Belarussians, in the postwar Polish state.

[@benowacek5823]

Going this way the Prussia should never have taken Polish Crown territories after 1795 like Poznań, Kuiavia and Gdańsk. Poznań was first capital of Poland since 996 A.D. You can say that city like Stettin was German for hundreds years but those you mentioned were occupied for 123 years...Please search encyclopedies and read full history indtead of hearing one ear rumours.

[@Interlocutor67]

It was a German city a lot longer than it was ever, 'Polish.'

[@benowacek5823]

No Sir. It was Polish city since 1000-1795 and under Prussian rule from 1795-1918....Only 125 years. Why do you people don't search the history and spread false thingas?

[@benowacek5823]

Bydgoszcz was Polish crown city at least since Casmirus and went to German/Prussian rule due to partitions of Poland. School in the west must be so lame.

[@Interlocutor67]

No, it was a German city populated by Germans.

[@benowacek5823]

Yes it was since 1795 as the Prussian King built in the city the railway to East Prussia and massively settled city by the Germans. Before 1795 the big majority were Poles in the city and after 1918 only 20% of city citizens were Germans. My greatgrandafthers lived here so I know. Check the population census of the city and it's history... it doesn't pain. Until 1795 it was a Polish Crown city with city walls and a castle visited by Polish Kings. What are you talking about???? Even before 1918 beside the center settled by Germans all neighbourhoods around like Schwedenkoe or Wilczak or Okole were settled by Poles!

[@benowacek5823]

Seems like talking to a wall. You can read the history but you push fake propaganda . Sad.