PROGRAM # 2971, Balkan Voices (First aired on Tues. 8-25-09)
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Le Mystere Des Voix Bulgares |
Le Mystere Des Voix Bulgares |
Erghen Diado, excerpt |
Nonesuch 79165
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Black Sea Hotel |
Black Sea Hotel |
Kavali Svirat [2:43] |
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Nicholas Lens |
Flamma Flamma The Fire Requiem |
In Corpore [5:00] Hic iacet I [5:41] |
Sony 66293 |
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Kate Bush |
The Sensual World |
Deeper Understanding [4:38] |
Columbia #CK44164
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Ivan Lantos, Bulgarica Trio + 1 (Bulgarka Jr) |
Palestrina Missa Primi Toni |
Kyrie Eleison [1:18] Christe Eleison [1:49] Musica Seconda [:51] Credo III [2:50] |
Celluloid / Ballon Noir/Lambarena 66951
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Mariana Sadovska & Kitka |
The Rusalka Cycle: Songs Between Worlds |
Sirens [5:13] |
Diaphonica 20071
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3 Mustpahas 3 |
Soup of the Century |
Sadilo Mome [2:48] |
Ace Recordings Rykodisk 10195 Reissued on Globe Style and available at Amazon.com OR eMusic.com |
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Zlatne Uste Balkan Brass Band |
In the Center of the Village |
Na Khelav, Na Gilavav [4:43] |
Azalea City ACCD 9903 www.zlatneuste.org |
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Comments [3]
Thanks Alexander - we call those "driveway moments" in the radio trade... because usually that's how it happens - pull into the driveway, ready to turn off the car, and just can't because the song (or news story, or whatever) is too good. Glad you were able to safely experience one of those moments on the open road!
Has to be one of the best and most unique collection of pieces I've heard on new sounds. You know it's good when you literally have to pull over and just listen while on your ride home.
Nonesuch and The Pennywhistlers did this wonderful choral music back in 1966.
The Pennywhistlers can be seen on YouTube.
Folksongs of Eastern Europe.
Nonesuch Records HS 72007, [1966]
PERFORMERS: Sung by the Pennywhistlers, with instrumental acc. on some songs.
CONTENTS: Contains folksongs of Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, U.S.A., U.S.S.R., and Yugoslavia.
DOUGLASS PHONODISC DMds 2284
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