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Songs from around the world
Hear music by La Mar Enfortuna, the Sephardic side project of legendary noir rock group Elysian Fields, as they explore lost or forgotten music from the 11th to the 16th century, with exotic melodies and instruments. There's also music from Sinikka Langeland, singer and player of the kantele, the traditional Finnish plucked zither. Plus, A song in Aramaic, sung by SAVAE, and others.
PROGRAM #2733, Songs Around the World (First aired on Wed. 11/07/07)
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RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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Sinikka Langeland |
Starflowers |
Den lille Fløyten [300] |
ECM #1996** www.ecmrecords.com |
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Sui Vesan |
Merging With The Brook |
Circulation [5:00] |
World Village #468060 **
www.worldvillage |
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Savina Yannatou |
Terra Nostra |
Schubho Lhaw Qolo [3:30] |
ECM #1856** www.ecmrecords.com |
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David Darling & the Wulu Bunun |
Mudanin Kata |
Pasibutbut [6:00] |
Riverboat #1032** www.worldmusic.net * |
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Trio Mediaeval |
Folk Songs |
Det lisle bånet |
ECM #2003** www.ecmrecords.com |
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SAVAE |
Ancient Echoes |
Abwoon [3:30] |
World Library Publications # 002348 www.wlpmusic.com |
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La Mar Enfortuna |
Convivencia |
La Puerta Del Rio [5:30] |
Tzadik #8120** www.tzadik.com* |
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Lambarena |
Bach et l’Afrique |
Ikokou [2:00] |
(This track came from the French release.) The US release is on Sony Classical #64542. Available at Amazon.com* |
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Erika Stucky |
Suicidal Yodels |
All I Really Want To Do [4:00] |
Traumton #4509 www.traumton.de |
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Spaccanapoli |
Lost Souls |
Aneme Perze [4:00] |
Real World #49542 www.realworldrecords.com |
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