Hear the kora and blues-rock of Kaira Ba, a brass band with Malian singer Khaira Arby, and guitar masters: Ali Farka Touré, his son, Vieux Farka Touré, and his protégé Samba Touré.
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Home for the musically curious. Serving hand-picked, genre-free music 24/7.
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Home for the musically curious. Serving hand-picked, genre-free music 24/7.
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Home for the musically curious. Serving hand-picked, genre-free music 24/7.
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West African BluesHear the kora and blues-rock of Kaira Ba, a brass band with Malian singer Khaira Arby, and guitar masters: Ali Farka Touré, his son, Vieux Farka Touré, and his protégé Samba Touré.Go to program: New Sounds
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As music and ideas are experienced side by side, sound’s unique power to transform is revealed and celebrated. Show about music discovery that spotlights the diverse passions of host Terrance McKnight.
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Home for the musically curious. Serving hand-picked, genre-free music 24/7.
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06:00 PM
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West African BluesHear the kora and blues-rock of Kaira Ba, a brass band with Malian singer Khaira Arby, and guitar masters: Ali Farka Touré, his son, Vieux Farka Touré, and his protégé Samba Touré.Go to program: New Sounds
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Today at 7 pm on New Sounds Radio: the national anthems and The Holy VisionsHear larger works, David Lang's the national anthems and John Zorn's "The Holy Visions", along with works by Glasser, Blood Orange, and the latest from harpist Mary Lattimore.Go to program: The Glittering Door -
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Contemporary music understood through unusual frameworks. The odd theories and interests of avant-pop band Arthur Moon's composer and singer Lora-Faye Åshuvud.
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Today at 12 pm on New Sounds Radio: June’s Best from Mika Vainio to Raga YamanHost Gamall Awad shares June favorites that move from the dark to the spiritual, from Mika Vainio's encounter with a studio full of Moog synthesizers to one of the most-well known ragas.Go to program: Just Out
