https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4Ri8EPLnrU
A video dedicated to the Lithuanian freedom fighters, who fought for their country during soviet occupation.Lyrics (Lithuanian):Žygiuoja kareiviaiVora paskui

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5z7khAPgYDw
For the sons of Lithuania who fell fighting the Russian occupation 1944-1969.This video features a Lithuanian folk song which was often sung by the freedom f

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QAA3Dr2ECQ
Kovo 11-toji yra mūsų laisvės diena. Nepaliaukime ir toliau siekti savo tikslų, pasitikėti vieni kitais, nes kartu mes - stipresni! Su Lietuvos nepriklausomy

http://www.truelithuania.com/popular-lithuanian-songs-old-and-new-1861
Lithuanian songs for freedom (1987-1994) During late 1980s Lithuanians started to dare to tell what they were thinking for decades - that the Soviet occupation must end. Songs on the censored topics (history, religion, freedom) became more and more open even if that meant KGB interrogations of some singers.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singing_Revolution
e. The Singing Revolution [a] was a series of events from 1987 to 1991 that led to the restoration of independence of the three Soviet-occupied Baltic countries of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania at the end of the Cold War. [1] [2] The term was coined by an Estonian activist and artist, Heinz Valk, in an article published a week after the 10

https://lyricstranslate.com/en/laisv%C4%97-freedom.html-1
Eurika Masytė - Laisvė lyrics (Lithuanian) + English translation: I cannot stand the thoughts about you anymore / Like an apple tree, full of fruits / I Search Request new lyrics translation Become a translator

https://flat.io/score/602af7ac9259d71a4bc5a4ee-raudoni-vakarai-lithuanian-song-of-freedom-live-vocals-piano-cover
Happy Lithuanian Independence Day! If you don't already know, we are Lithuanian (born in Lithuania to a Lithuanian biological family). It's our first language. I (Freyja) decided to celebrate today by posting my cover of "Raudoni Vakarai" by Ievos Narkutés, a beautiful song written in the 80's to raise hope and support for independence from

https://lyricstranslate.com/en/laisv%C4%97-freedom.html
Translations of "Laisvė". English #1, #2. Armenian. Finnish. Polish. Russian. Jurga - Laisvė lyrics (Lithuanian) + English translation: I already can't lift the thoughts about you / Like apple tree, swollen from fruits, / i'll cra.

https://lithuania.lt/news/culture-in-lithuania/marking-100-years-of-lithuanias-song-celebration-13-interesting-facts-2/
The Song Celebrations emerged as poignant symbols of resilience and the relentless pursuit of freedom, serving as vital custodians for preserving cultural identity and cherished ancestral traditions. ... The Lithuanian Song Celebration is historically linked with rainy weather - although the first "Song Day" was planned to take place on

https://oldtimemusic.com/the-meaning-behind-the-song-now-we-are-free-by-hans-zimmer/
The lyrics that accompany the song are in an ancient language Lithuanian, and Lisa Gerrard, who sang the lyrics, combined it with her unique singing style. ... finally achieves freedom from his worldly struggles. The title is a triumphant statement that signifies the resilience of the human spirit. ... The song was nominated for an Academy

https://theculturetrip.com/europe/lithuania/articles/7-incredible-songs-to-help-you-learn-lithuanian
Fojė was one of Lithuanian music groups which actively fought for Lithuanian independence through their music. The single Laužo Šviesa has become the anthem of freedom in Lithuania, and it still brings a lot of nostalgia and proud memories to the older Lithuanians. It is funny that the author of the text, Andrius Mamontavas, did not intend Laužo Šviesa to be a song about freedom.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cjEWmH2qx8
For the sons of Lithuania who fell fighting the Russian Occupation 1944-1969.This video features a song composed by the Partisans, guerrilla fighters against

https://balticword.com/celebrating-a-century-of-lithuanias-singing-tradition/
Today, this historical phenomenon is known as the Singing Revolution. One might therefore say that the tradition of Song and Dance Celebrations has prepared the Baltic nations for their brave struggle to live in freedom. Celebrating across borders: diaspora's bond. Beyond Lithuania's borders, local Song and Dance Celebrations thrive among

http://www.truelithuania.com/lithuanian-folk-songs-music-and-dances-2334
The most famous Lithuanian traditional musical instruments are skrabalai (percussion instrument), skudučiai (wind instrument) and kanklės (string instrument), with kanklės regarded to have a deeper spiritual importance. Traditionally only a single (or one type) instrument would be used to accompany a song, but "traditional instrument orchestras" have been established in the 20th century

https://www.hymne-national.com/en/national-anthem-lithuania/
And light, and truth, May guide our steps. May love of Lithuania. Burn in our hearts, In the name of Lithuania, Unity may blossom! The National Anthem of Lithuania was written and composed by Vincas Kudirka. The motto of Lithuania: Freedom, Unity, Prosperity. National anthem of Lithuania: Its music with original and translated lyrics into English.

https://lithuania.lt/news/life-and-work-in-lithuania/celebrating-a-century-of-lithuanias-singing-tradition/
The Song Celebrations emerged as poignant symbols of resilience, epitomizing an unwavering pursuit of freedom and serving as cradles protecting cultural identity and ancestral traditions. As the end of the 20th century drew to a close, the people of Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia challenged the might of the crumbling Soviet Union.

http://www.dainusvente.lt/en/
The 2018 Song Celebration was dedicated to the centenary anniversary of the restoration of the independent state of Lithuania. "In the name of…" is a phrase taken from the state anthem, the National Chant as it is called in Lithuania. 2016. Schoolchildren's Song Celebration "You Are the Only One".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OmQihI_tno
During their history Lithuania struggled to become a place where people could live freely and enjoy a better and free life after their hardships in occupancy

http://dainorelisapp.com/
INTRODUCTION Learn about Dainorėlis App. Dainorėlis App is your virtual Lithuanian song book. Quickly find and bookmark your favorite Lithuanian folk songs, campfire songs, children's songs, and more! Our alphabetized Library includes the lyrics of 180 songs, including such favorites as: Ant kalno gluosnys, Čigonai, Dar nejok, dar sustok

https://www.lituanistika.lt/content/89118
This article is focused on the historical narrative, armed and spiritual resistance, as well as on partisan songs, the most emotionally charged genre of Lithuanian folklore. The Second World War remains one of the most painful and conflicting episodes in the memories of the European nations. However, one could notice that historical narratives vary: every nation commemorates a different war.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0xXzByoC1A
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https://3seaseurope.com/estonian-singing-revolution/
The Sweet Sounds of Freedom: How Estonia Overthrew Soviet Rule. The revolution against the Soviets took different and unique forms in each country in the Eastern Bloc. In Estonia - it took the form of choirs. The Singing Revolution played a significant role in Estonia's independence. Photo: Jaan Künnap CC BY-SA 4.0 Wikimedia Commons.