Listen to groups that mix and match freely from many of the world’s different musical traditions on this New Sounds. There's pan-cultural music by Iceland’s Bardukha, who mix Balkan and Klezmer and from New York’s Tribecastan, who sound something like Arabic jazz-folk music. Plus London’s 3 Mustaphas 3, Israel’s Balkan Beat Box, and more.
PROGRAM # 3066, Pan-Cultural Music (First aired on 4/22/2010)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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Bardukha |
Concept Of Balzamer Music |
Bayt al Quadi [5:53] |
Musik 013 |
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Luminescent Orchestrii |
Neptune's Daughter |
Fand: Dreaming in Turkish [4:53] |
Nine Mile Records 0190 |
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Tribecastan |
Strange Cousin |
Dancing Girls (of Tribecastan) [3:29] |
Evergreen Music 002 |
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Balkan Beat Box |
Blue Eyed Black Boy |
Buhala [4:39] |
Nat Geo Music NGM 05 |
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Hazmat Modine with Huun-Huur-Tu |
Bahamut |
It Calls Me [3:10] |
GPZ009 |
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Yat-Kha |
Re-Covers |
Ramblin' man (Hank Williams) [4:30] |
World Village Music 468061 |
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3 Mustaphas 3 |
Heart of Uncle |
Kaba Mustapha [4:00] |
Rykodisc #20156 Out of print, but download from Emusic.com or iTunes. |
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Bardukha |
Concept Of Balzamer Music |
Den maskulina mystiken [3:18] |
See above. |
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M'Lumbo |
Life After Death |
Zombie Moon [4:38] |
J Bird 80136 |
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Comments [2]
This show was amazing.
Does anyone know where on the website I can find the link to the playlist?
The songs, played by 3 Moustapha 3, "kaba" is really a two part song, the first one, Kaba, and the second one a popular song in Albania. This is an albanian song, called "gajdexhi", or in english, bag pipe player. The kaba is also a popular instrumental play in Albania. I have listened the program New Sound for some time now, but all the references to the Balkan Music are made to some band in former Yougoslavia. The Balkan Music is a komplex and broad music with a lot of differences between diferent nations in Balkan. The Balkan music consist of turkish, greek, albanian, serbian, rumanian, and bulgarian music. There is also a considerable music of rome people (gypsies). The albanian music is also influenced from geography and is different from north to south.
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