#2310: Balkan Gypsy Influence

New Sounds | May 24, 2010
Listen to music under the Balkan & Gypsy influence on this New Sounds Program, featuring music by the gypsy/klezmer/folk/jazz band Les Yeux Noir. The Paris-based octet combines violins, cello, accordion, electric guitar, cimbalom and electronic samples. Something like klezmer for the 21st century, there’s even a take on Aram Khachaturian’s fiery "Sabre Dance" from these French-Jewish gypsy violinists. Also on the show, hear music by the tuneful high-energy Balogh Kalman & the Gipsy Cimbalon Band and the slinky Middle-Eastern groove of Nikola Kodjabashia. Plus, Wisconsin’s own Balkan Lounge Funk, The Reptile Palace Orchestra, and more.

PROGRAM #2310 The Balkan & Gypsy Influence (Wed. 7/21/2004)

ARTIST(S)

RECORDING

CUT(S)

SOURCE

Les Yeux Noirs

Live

Cioara [4:30]
Ot Azoi [4:30]
Danse Du Sabre [2:30]

World Village #468019** www.worldvillagemusic.com*

Balogh Kalman & the Gipsy Cimbalom Band

A roma

Caravan [8:30]

Folk Europa #007 www.folkeuropa.com

The Reptile Palace Orchestra

Hwy X

Ratevka [5:30]

Omnium #2016 www.omium.com*

Kiril Dzajkovski

Dust

Brothel Tango [3:30]

Third Ear Music www.thirdear.com.mk

Anastasia

Before The Rain

Excerpt [11:00]

Third Ear, see above.

Nikola Kodjabashia

Reveries of the Solitary Walker

Sugarking [6:00]

ReR #NK1
www.rerusa.com

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