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African Cross-cultural Music
There’s African music from Russia, Italy, England, and, of course, Africa on this edition of New Sounds. Italian reedman Gianluigi Trovesi’s latest project, an octet, has just released a record called ”Fugace.” From it, we’ll hear “African Tryptych,” which merges the spirit of New Orleans with Italian popular song, European classical music, and space jazz. Plus, new interpretations of Senegalese traditional music by singer and musician Mola Sylla and Russian double bass player Vladimir Volkov from the record “Seetu” (Mirror). We’ll also hear from Mali-born vocalist and drummer Abdoulaye Diabate, who sends his soaring voice over traditional W. African instruments and electric bass.
PROGRAM #2198 African Cross-cultural music (Thursday, 10-2-03)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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Mola Sylla & Vladimir Volkov |
Seetu/Mirror |
Aline Citoye [5:30] |
Long Arms longarms@avantart.com www.longarms.net |
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Tunde Jegede |
Lamentation |
Departure [5:30] |
Triciom Records #1001 www.tundejegede.com/tunde-records.html |
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Various Artists |
Africa: Drum, Chant & Instrumental Music |
Lodagaa Wiiks and Gulu, excerpt [:30] |
Nonesuch Explorer #72073 |
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Bengt Berger |
Bitter Funeral Beer |
Tongsi [5:00] |
ECM #1179 www.ecmrecords.com* |
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Gianluigi Trovesi Ottetto |
Fugace |
African Triptych [5:00] |
ECM #1827** www.ecmrecords.com* |
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Kronos Quartet |
Pieces of Africa |
J. Tamusuza: Ekitundu Ekisooka [5:30] |
Nonesuch #79275** www.nonesuch.com* OR available for purchase at Amazon.com* |
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Various artists: Toumani Diabate & Ballake Sissoko |
Mali Lolo: Stars of Mali |
Cheikhna Demba [4:30] |
Smithsonian Folkways #40508** www.folkways.si.edu* |
| Abdoulaye Diabate & Super Manden | Fakoli [6:00] | ||
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Eileen Ivers |
Immigrant Soul |
Paddy In Zululand [4:00] |
Koch #8494** |
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Afro-Celt Sound System |
Volume 1: Sound Magic |
Dark Moon, High Tide [4:00] |
Real World #62359** www.realworldrecords.com* |
*, ** Find the recordings you've heard - go to the New Sounds Recordings Information page
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