For this New Sounds, there's world music from Justin Adams & Juldeh Camara's record "Soul Science," along with something from Francis Bebey. Plus, music from Daby Toure, maybe something from the Toumast release, and hopefully some music from Tuareg band Etran Finatawa.
PROGRAM #2799, Afropop (First aired on Monday, 5-12-08)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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Justin Adams & Juldeh Camara |
Soul Science |
Njatigi [4:30] |
World Village #468076** www.worldvillagemusic.com * |
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Etran Finatawa |
Desert Crossroads |
Kel Tamasheck [5:00] |
Riverboat #1048** www.worldmusic.net |
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Justin Adams & Juldeh Camara |
Soul Science |
Yena Mama [4:30] |
See above. |
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Daby Toure |
Stereo Spirit |
Setal [4:00] |
Rykodisc/Real World #146 www.realworldrecords.com * |
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Etran Finatawa |
Desert Crossroads |
Iguefan [4:00] |
See above. |
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Francis Bebey |
Mbira Dance |
Mbira Dance [4:30] |
Gravity #20075 www.gravitylabel.com |
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Etran Finatawa |
Desert Crossroads |
Saghmar N Nanna [5:00] |
See above. |
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Francis Bebey |
Nandolo / With Love |
Mtingidingi [5:00] |
Original Music #027 |
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Lambarena |
Bach to Africa |
Ihr lieblichste Blicke, Ihr freudige Stunden [3:00] |
Sony Classical #64542 Not available at Sony, but try Amazon.com* |
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Daby Toure |
Stereo Spirit |
All is Full of Love [3:30] |
See above. |
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Modern Oratorios & Sacred Texts
For this New Sounds, hear some modern oratorios and other sacred texts set to music, including Kitty Brazelton's "Ecclesiastes: A Modern Oratorio," Phil Kline's "John the Revelator," and Douglas J. Cuomo's "Arjuna's Dilemma." Composer, professor, singer, improviser, multi-instrumentalist and bandleader Kitty Brazelton has written a modern oratorio with texts from the Book of Ecclesiastes, re-translated from the Hebrew and Latin by Brazelton herself.
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