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Wednesday, July 20, 2005

Daby Touré is a rising star in the world music realm and makes his CD debut on Real World Records with the release of Diam (Peace), which combines his strong African roots with singer-songwriter pop fusion. He joins us in studio to talk about his music in between concert appearances in town. Also on the show, James Poke, one of the founders of Icebreaker—an amplified 12-piece group from Britain who specializes in performance of contemporary music—to discuss their specialties, which include a decible-heavy live show that hits all of your senses. This week they give the U.S. premiere of the dance piece AtaXia choreographed by Wanyne McGregor and scored by Michael Gordon of Bang on a Can.

Daby Touré

Daby Touré, a singer, songwriter and guitarist from Mauritania joins us with a live performance.
» Daby Touré's Web site

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Icebreaker

James Poke, co-founder and frontman of Icebreaker, one of the UK's leading contemporary music interpreters, joins us.
» Icebreaker's Web site

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