World/Ethnic/Instrumental/New Age Vol.2

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Marcel Khalife - Taqasim (2006 @ 320 kbos)
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Tracklist:
1. Part one (19:38)
2. Part two (20:28)
3. Part three (20:47)
BONUS songs from VA - Two For One World compilation:
Marcel Khalife - Caress
Marcel Khalife - Taqasim


Marcel Khalifé was born in 1950 in Amchit, Mount-Lebanon. He studied the oud (the Arabic lute) at the Beirut National conservatory, and, ever since, has been injecting a new life into the oud.

From 1970 to 1975, Marcel Khalifé taught at the conservatory and other local institutions. During that same period, he toured the Middle East, North Africa, Europe and the United States giving solo performances on the oud.

Oud playing was traditionally constrained by the strict techniques that governed its playing. Highly talented and skillful musicians such as Marcel Khalifé were, however, able to free the instrument from those constraints and thus greatly expanding its possibilities.

In 1972, Marcel Khalifé created a musical group in his native village with the goal of reviving its musical heritage and the Arabic chorale. The first performances took place in Lebanon. 1976 saw the birth of Al Mayadeen Ensemble. Enriched by the previous ensemble’s musical experiences, Al Mayadeen’s notoriety went well beyond Lebanon. Accompanied by his musical ensemble, Marcel Khalifé began a lifelong far-reaching musical journey, performing in Arab countries, Europe, the United States, Canada, South America, Australia, and Japan.

Marcel Khalifé has been invited several times to festivals of international fame such as: Baalbeck, Beit Eddine (Lebanon), Carthage, El Hammamat (Tunisia), Timgad (Algeria), Jarash (Jordan), Arles (France), Krems, Linz (Austria), Bremen (Germany), ReOrient (Sweden), Pavia (Italy), World Music Festival in San Francisco, New York, Cleveland (the USA).

He has performed in such prestigious halls as the "Palace of Arts" in Montreal, "Symphony Space" and "Merkin Concert" in New York, "Berklee Theatre" and "New England Conservatory" in Boston, "Royal Festival Hall", and "Queen Elizabeth Hall" in London,"UNESCO Palace" of Beirut, Cairo Opera House (Egypt), "Reciprocity","House of the Cultures of the World" and "UNESCO Hall" in Paris, "Central Dionysia" in Rome, "Yerba Buena" in San Francisco,"Sõdra Teatern" in Stokholm.

Since 1974, Marcel Khalifé has been composing music for dance which gave rise to a new genre of dance, the popular Eastern ballet (Caracalla, Sarab Ensemble, Rimah, Popular Art Ensemble)

Marcel Khalifé has also been composing soundracks for film, documentary and fiction, produced by Maroun Baghdadi and Oussama Mouhamad among others.

Marcel Khalifé has also composed several purely instrumental works like The Symphony of Return, Chants of the East, Concerto Al Andalus "Suite for Oud and Orchestra" "Mouda'aba" (Caress), Diwan Al Oud, "Jadal" Oud duo, Oud Quartet, "Al Samaa" in the traditional Arabic forms andTaqasim, duo for oud and double bass.

Marcel Khalifé’s compositions has been performed by several orchestras, notably the Kiev Symphony Orchestra, the Academy of Boulogne Billancourt Orchestra, The San Francisco Chamber Orchestra, the Orchestra of the city of Tunis, and the "Absolute Ensemble".

Since 1982, Marcel Khalifé has been writing books on musicthat reflect his avant garde compositions and the maturity of his experience.

His challenges, however, are not only musical in character. Interpreter of music and oud performer, he is also a composer who is deeply attached to the text on which he relies. In his association with great contemporary Arab poets, particularly Palestinian poet par excellence, Mahmoud Darwish, he seeks to renew the character of the Arabic song, to break its stereotypes, and to advance the culture of the society that surrounds it.

His lyrical recordings adds up to about 20 albums, the likes Promises of the storm, Ahmad Al Arabi, Weddings, Peace Be With you, Ode To A Homeland, Arabic Coffeepot, The Children and Body(Al Jassad,) to name a few.

On his journey, Marcel Khalifé invents and creates original music, a novel world of sounds, freed of all pre-established rules. This language elevates him to the level of an ambassador of his own culture and to the vanguard of Near Eastern music in search of innovators.
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Terakaft - Akh Issudar (2008)
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If Terakaft sound similar to their Tuareg brethren Tinariwen, that shouldn’t come as much of a surprise, given that guitarists Kedou ag Ossad and Liya Ag Ablil are both former members of that band, and songs by Tinariwen founders Inteyeden and Ibrahim form part of their repertoire.

The title of this debut album even links to them, completing the Tamashek proverb “Aman Iman, Akh Issudar” (“Water is life, milk is survival”). Accordingly, Terakaft’s style and songcraft both follow well-worn routes, their three guitars intertwining in the now-familiar cyclical whorls and curlicues of Tuareg desert blues, while their lyrics tell of the deep, spiritual connection they have with their tenere (homeland territory), the effect of rain on a specific wadi in the Kidal region of Mali, the loneliness and pain of separation, the part played by tea-drinking in the establishment of friendship, their respect for fallen freedomfighters, and reflections upon the respective merits of political passivity and revolutionary action.

It could all be summed up by the rubric of their song “Arghane Manine”, “My soul burns while my people are under the yoke”.
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DIRECTIA 5 - Ambiental

1. Priveliste 4:52
2. Atmosfera romantica 5:53
3. In sufletul tau 5:04
4. Asa incepe dragostea 5:20
5. Adiere 5:20
6. Imaginatie 2:18
7. Afinitati elective 3:46
8. Sentimente 5:23
9. Ozi de primavara 3:56
10. Intamplari fericite 4:40
11. Simbioza 6:21
12. Calatorie 5:45
13. Un fel de a spune te iubesc 3:10
14. Romanta 1:21

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01 - Izindaba [03:14]
02 - State Of Emergency Ibuyambo [06:54]
03 - Imihala Yakudala [04:17]
04 - Idlinya [01:24]
05 - Idresi (A Straight Line) [02:43]
06 - Indoda (Men) [05:37]
07 - Iphupha Lasebusuku (A Night [03:26]
08 - Emaxhoseni [05:06]
09 - Ngqo Ngqo Ngqo (Knock Knock [03:52]
10 - Qotsela [02:00]
11 - Salani [04:13]
12 - Giya Kasiyamore - Danse Afr [05:08]
13 - Ntlahla (Lucky Boy) [02:58]

Total playtime: 50:52 Min

A new direction for South Africa's formost neo-traditional act. The addition of maskandi guitar to the production mix has moved Dizu's music more squarely into the "world music" catagory. 13 wonderful tracks from afro beat to trans-ethno and all using on acoustic instruments.
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Amsterdam Klezmer Band - Zaraza (2009)
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Amsterdam Klezmer Band: Zaraza
Katalognummer: AY CD 19 (EAN: 881390201921)
Here’s what the renowned Dutch daily paper NRC has to say about the AMSTERDAM KLEZMER BAND:”This group has very little to offer to ‘Klezmer-purists’ since Klezmer was never meant to be polished and perfected for concert halls. With their festive approach they take the music out of the conservatory corridors into the street.” It is 2008 and the AKB has been blessed with many enthusiastic fans both in the Netherlands and abroad. Other bands are covering AKB songs and remixes of their tracks are found worldwide. Over the past few years they have performed at many prestigious venues around the world, including the Amsterdam Concertgebouw, and at important festivals such as North Sea Jazz, Ashkenaz, Sziget and Lowlands. The Amsterdam Klezmer bug is spreading...

Hence the title of AMSTERDAM KLEZMER BAND’s latest release ZARAZA. In Slavic languages zaraza means infectious or contagious, in Polish it is the word for epidemic. Zaraza is indeed an infectious album from an extremely virulent and passionate band. The album contains 15 brand new tracks, all original compositions rooted in the Klezmer tradition and infused with Romanian, Turkish, Serbian, Russian and Macedonian sounds. With Zaraza the band has achieved the optimal CD recording of their unique sound and qualities. The AMSTERDAM KLEZMER BAND is showcased in its purest form, with virtuoso and provocative performances by the musicians. On Zaraza the musical fire so characteristic of the AMSTERDAM KLEZMER BAND is stoked to an even greater heat. "Not only do the horns play the signature Klezmer parts like they could do it in their sleep, but also the cool sounds of Dutch hip-hop. Could this be the future sound of Klezmer?" Franz Zipperer/Clarino

The AMSTERDAM KLEZMER BAND story began in 1996. A few Amsterdam boys with Jewish backgrounds became inspired by the catchy sounds of Klezmer music and started busking. Since that time the band has evolved into a seven-member formation which is now the Klezmer and Balkan music pride of the Netherlands. Their lengthy time on the road and extensive experience are now paying off spectacularly. The band just keeps getting better and better and has again reached a new level with Zaraza.

JOANN SFAR All started with a dedication in his comic best seller “Klezmer”. Joann Sfar wrote: “At the beginning of the book, I'm not too sure what tune the Baron of My Backside plays with his harmonica. But I imagine that when it heats up it must sound like some pieces by the Amsterdam Klezmer Band. They're my favorite group. They know what it's like to play in bars. They sound like a Klezmer version of The Pogues. They are giving Klezmer music a street credibility". We are outmost happy that this star of the French comic scene did the cover for this CD. In his work Sfar expresses a pleasantly unorthodox perspective on his Jewish background, something he has in common with the AMSTERDAM KLEZMER BAND.

AMSTERDAM KLEZMER BAND & Essay Recordings
Zaraza is released on the German label Essay Recordings, continuing their earlier collaboration. The 2006 release of AMSTERDAM KLEZMER BAND “Remixed!” resulted in good sales and reviews worldwide. The track “Sadagora Hot Dub”, Shantel's remix of the track Son became a genuine club hit. The accompanying tour and collaborative project with the prodigious producer duo C-mon and Kypski in the Netherlands, Germany and France were a great success and proved that Klezmer music and Beats are going together very well.

A biography:
With their talented musicians, the Amsterdam Klezmer Band (AKB) is an energetic and poetic stage act that charms international audiences. Their refreshing approach to Klezmer and Balkan music transcends the traditional aspects of this music and results in a very lively mix of Eastern-European sound. Their strength lies in their ability to appeal to a remarkably broad audience across all age groups; they play clubs or theatres, festivals, parties, weddings or formal functions. AKB can both fire up a crowd and create pure listening pleasure with the vibrancy of their playing. Their instrumental skills are complemented by the vocals of Alec Kopyt from Odessa and Job Chajes (also on saxophone).
Since its foundation in 1996 by saxophone player Job Chajes, the band has evolved rapidly. In no time the band became world-famous in Amsterdam for its many vibrant performances on the streets, in the parks and in the pubs. Soon the rest of The Netherlands followed: the band performed at the Oerol Festival in 1999, 2000 and 2001 to great acclaim and was invited to the Noorderslagfestival in January 2001 (the media describing their performance as 'the great surprise of the festival'), followed by the Lowlands Festival in August 2001. During that period the band toured in Slovenia, Switzerland and Italy and completed three successful tours of Turkey. The third CD of the Amsterdam Klezmer Band, Limonchiki, was released on the New York label Knitting Factory label and the band had a grand tour of the Dutch club scene in the autumn of 2001, with as its highpoint the presentation of Limonchikiat the Paradiso, Amsterdam. In September 2003 the CD Katakoftiwas released. It's the result of a collaborative effort of the Amsterdam Klezmer Band and the Galata Gypsy Band from Turkey. The CD was released on Turkish label Kalan Records. In January 2005 SON (Russian for ‘dream') was released, containing a veritable treasure-trove of new Amsterdam Klezmer and Balkan music. The album received an enthusiastic reaction from the (international) press and led to a year of heavy touring and playing gigs in clubs and theatres including world famous Concertgebouw Amsterdam and venues in New York, Moscow, Paris and Hamburg.
Nowadays only part of the Amsterdam Klezmer Band repertory consists of traditionals of Balkan or Klezmer origin. Most of the AKB repertory has been created by the band members themselves, who all without exception contribute musically to an ever-growing melting-pot of infectious Balkan/Gypsy/Klezmer cross-over grooves. In this manner the band endeavours to breathe new life into the Eastern-European Balkan, Klezmer and Gypsy music tradition. Passionate performances, spectacular live shows and a good dose of street credibility form the ingredients of their cocktail.

MEMBERS of the AMSTERDAM KLEZMER BAND about
the SONGS of this ALBUM

Banat (Gijs) It is 2008, time for the Amsterdam Klezmer Band new style! Folk Music from Romania and the surrounding area is exerting more and more influence on the band members’ compositions. The inspiration for my high octane instrumental comes from the music of the Banat region. Pay special attention to the awesome playing by clarinettist Janfie van Strien and accordion player Theo van Tol.
Takaj Zhizn (Janfie and Alec) Springtime makes me party day and night, so much so that in early autumn I have to ask my doctor for a pill to prevent it.
Alles Kan Beter (Theo) is the Amsterdam Klezmer Band’s take on a contemporary style from Bucharest. It is characterised by the tight double-bass accompaniment and the zither, which has been replaced here by the accordion. You would be unlikely to hear the big band-like wind section in Rumania however; this is another typical Amsterdam Klezmer Band touch. Some people think it sounds more like old-school Jazz, but hey, Alles Kan Beter (Anything can be improved upon!). If it’s not actually better then at least it’s different, and it grooves like nobody’s business.
Kesikköprü (Jasper) is named after a Turkish village and a Turkish/Kurdish festival at which the band has performed three times. It means “Broken Bridge”. The melody and the rhythm are inspired by Turkish and Bulgarian music.
Op een Goppe (Job) A Kolo with attitude. The lyrics are about the band’s past, how we got to where we are today, and why I can’t go for long without a “feestje” (party)!
Vesna (Janfie and Alec) The unhappy love triangle; he loves her and she loves hard drugs. The painful choice has had to be been taken.
Netty (Joop) For my mother.
Sîrba Katoomba (Janfie) A Sîrba is an up-tempo dance from Rumania. Katoomba is a town in the breathtakingly beautiful Blue Mountains in New South Wales, Australia. Sîrba Katoomba is an equally breathtaking piece, certainly for the musicians who perform it!
The Seventh Seven (Jasper) was composed on the guitar banjo and happens to be the seventh 7/8 or 7/16 composition to be recorded by the band. The rhythm and the melodic content are inspired by Bulgarian music.
Zlabya (Joop) One of the main characters in “Le Chat du Rabbin” by Joann Sfar comes to life in a piece that attempts to emulate the original sound of Klezmer. In contrast to the many grand tuttis in the band’s oeuvre, this is a composition that allows breathing space to a number of solo passages.
Doina (Jasper) is an improvisation on guitar banjo, whereby the performer was influenced by both Greek and Eastern stringed instruments and playing techniques.
Tarantula (Jasper) A Southern European dance. Like a spider which jumps from Eastern to Western Europe and back again!
Kolodobre (Job) I originally wrote this for the di Fidl Kapelye violins, but is also turned out to be a great dance number for the Amsterdam Klezmer Band. It has us going at it all guns blazing!
Zaraza (Gijs en Alec) The title song was composed by Gijs Levelt and Alec Kopyt, who also wrote the piece Son, which was remixed by Shantel as the club hit Sadagora Hot Dub. Zaraza is about untrustworthy women, broken men’s hearts and lost souls. Saxophonist Job Chajes plays a dazzling solo over the Breaza Dance rhythm on which the piece is based.
Gde (Joop) The time was ripe for an irregular metre song. This irregularity is further expressed in the phrasing of the piece.
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Martin Hayes & Dennis Cahill - Welcome Here Again (2008)
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Welcome Here Again is Hayes and Cahill's first new studio album in almost ten years. It was once common for Irish musicians to record one tune at a time, to make each one a self-contained masterpiece.

Tracklist:
01 - The Clare Reel [02:14]
02 - The High Jig [01:48]
03 - Lane To The Glen Fahy's [02:51]
04 - The Dear Irish Boy [05:30]
05 - The Night Poor Larry Was St [02:15]
06 - P. Joe's Reel [01:47]
07 - An Rogaire Dubh [03:06]
08 - Jenny's Welcome To Charlie [02:48]
09 - The Girl That Broke My Hear [02:43]
10 - The Wind Swept Hill Of Tull [04:12]
11 - The Galtee Hunt [02:18]
12 - John Naughton's Green Mount [02:59]
13 - Mulqueen's [01:28]
14 - The Booley House Jig [02:01]
15 - O'reilly's Greyhound Palmer [04:00]
16 - Coleman's March [02:33]
17 - The New Post Office The Pig [06:27]
18 - Frank Keane's [02:01]

Irish fiddle virtuoso Martin Hayes and Chicago-born guitarist Dennis Cahill possess a rare, almost telepathic musical kinship. The duo's new album, Welcome Here Again, is a fresh departure; eighteen tracks, not one of them over seven minutes, but with that same burning intensity and depth of emotion found in their previous collaborations, The Lonesome Touch (1997) and Live in Seattle (1999). It was once common for Irish musicians to record one tune at a time, to make each one a self-contained masterpiece and in Welcome Here Again this tradition is revived. The mesmeric rhythms, the tantalizing slow release of melody, the extra tone from viola or tuned-down fiddle, all of that and more can be found on this album.

Welcome Here Again is the first release on Green Linnet since its acquisition by the Compass Records Group in May of 2006 and the first studio album by Hayes and Cahill in over a decade. Hayes and Cahill are featured on the cover of this month's Irish Music Magazine and have upcoming reviews in The Irish Times and The Irish Echo. Martin Hayes is to be featured in The Wall Street Journal this March and is the recipient of TG4's 2008 Gradam Ceoil Award for Traditional Musician of the Year. Hayes and Cahill will kick off their Australian tour on February 24, 2008. www.greenlinnet.com
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Renowned Irish fiddler Martin Hayes and guitarist Dennis Cahill have been making music together since the 1980s, when the two first met up in Chicago. The pair’s newest record, Welcome Here Again, captures the magic that’s possible when two musicians are confident enough in their abilities to serve the music so fully that they disappear entirely. There’s no ego, no grandstanding with instrumental technique, just the absolute soul conviction of Hayes’ scraping bow, at its most emotionally devastating on the “The Dear Irish Boy.” Cahill’s guitar accompaniment offers a similarly delicate touch, providing a supple foundation for the fiddle. Welcome Here Again is a superb-sounding record from start to finish, abounding in space and atmosphere. “The Booley House Jig” might be the record’s finest two-minute stretch, a charming little dance tune that rolls gently by with a wink and heart-gladdening lift. www.pastemagazine.com
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ASTILLERO - red-hot Tango Nuevo from Buenos Aires; sextet plus singer; new, self-composed music; arranged by the members of the group; the live-appeal of a Rock-band; live-videoscreening; a new generation; post-Piazzolla; young. This is the substrate of a new popmusic- phenomenon from Buenos Aires.
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Hand on the Torch

1. Cantaloop (Flip Fantasia)
2. I Got It Goin' On
3. Different Rhythms, Different People
4. It's Like That
5. Just Another Brother
6. Cruisin'
7. I Go To Work
8. Tukka Yoot's Riddim
9. Knowledge Of Self
10. Lazy Day
11. Eleven Long Years
12. Make Tracks
13. The Darkside

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I got it goin' on

1. I Got It Goin' On
2. Brand New Thing
3. Bud's Got It
4. I Got It Goin' On - Bee's Mix

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Broadway & 52nd

1. Intro
2. Come on Everybody (Get down)
3. Caught Up in a Struggle
4. True to the Game
5. Snakes
6. I'm Thinking About Your Body
7. Grand Groove
8. Nowadays
9. Sheep
10. Doin' a Crime
11. Recognise and Realise
12. Time and Space
13. Soul Brother
14. Hymn for Her

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An Ordinary Day in an Unusual Place

1. An Ordinary Day in an Unusual Place, Pt. 1
2. Get Out
3. You Can't Hold Me Down
4. Let My Dreams Come True
5. India
6. Sittin' on My Park Bench
7. Dead End Street
8. Enough
9. Enough [Bonus Beats]
10. World No More
11. Pay Attention
12. Sugar Sugar [She She Wah Wah]
13. Why?
14. You Know What We Got to Do"
15. An Ordinary Day in an Unusual Place, Pt. 2

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Schizophonic

1. That's How We Do It
2. Kick This
3. Was It Love?
4. Huff & Puff
5. What's Going On In The World Today?
6. Much 2 Much
7. klix U Like
8. If Only
9. Don't Even Ask
10. Jobsworth
11. Get Busy (Us3 song)|Get Busy
12. K.I.S.S.Y.O.U.
13. 1-2-3-4U
14. Round The Globe

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Say What?!

1. Say You Belong to Me
2. Man on Top
3. ABC (Listen Up)
4. Afrodisiac
5. I Don't Care
6. VIP (Can You Hear Me Now?)
7. Truth & Lies
8. Intoxicated
9. Day That I Died
10. How 'Bout It Baby?
11. If You Don't Know
12. I'll Be Right Back
13. Money on My Mind

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The Jazz Mixes

1. Cantaloop (Flip Fantasia) - Instrumental
2. Brand New Thing - Featuring Steve Williamson
3. Just Another Brother - Instrumental
4. Bu's Riddim
5. Cruisin' - Instrumental
6. Bud's Got It
7. Make Tracks - Instrumental
8. Cantaloop (Flip Fantasia) - Groovy Mix

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US3: Flip Fantasia: Hits & Remixes

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#367 Re: World/Ethnic/Instrumental/New Age Vol.2

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može li neko da nakači The Beatles a capella?

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zahvaljujem :-D
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#368 Aygun Baylar - Entre el Cielo y la Tierra

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Aygun Baylar
Entre el Cielo y la Tierra

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Album : Entr el Cielo y la Tierra
Artist : Aygun Baylar
Release date : 2006
Number of discs : 1
Label : Pneuma
Catalog # : PN-830
Genre : Ethnic
Total size : 141 MB
Total time : 01:01:39

Tracks :
1.- Alagez
2.- Deja que el Alma viva
3.- Banovsha
4.- Te fuiste con las aguas, Las montañas de Shusha
5.- Las noches de Bakú
6.- ¡Cuanta belleza!
7.- Nubes de tú cabello

@ 320 Kbit/s mp3

Mugam from Azerbaijan – Mystical Songs
The mugam classical music of Azerbaijan (like the related Arabo-Persian maqam) is shaped by the complex modal system that bears the same name. The repertoire is played not only at weddings but also at aristocratic musical soirées. It is performed with remarkable economy, requiring only a singer, a drummer, a tar player, and a performer of the plucked viola known as the kemanche. The repertoire today comprises a dozen principal suites. As classical poetry is a central element of composition, the voice is considered to be mugam’s most important instrument. A breathtaking range of vocal techniques, from exacting parlando to the most intense ornamentation, are employed to evoke the rich meanings of the texts. 12 th Century Persian poetry is also the source for the song, or ghazal repertoire, which is particularly strong in Azerbaijan . Their theme is generally about love, both sacred and profane.
This year the public is invited to discover one of the most talented representatives of the new generation of interpreters of mugam, Aygun Baylar, who is just 30 years old. Daughter of a tar player, Aygun began her musical career at the early age of 7 when she learned to play the nagara (traditional Azeri percussion). At 18 she was discovered by the musician Baylar Guliyev, who invited her to join his ensemble and became her teacher. In honour of her late teacher, Aygun Humbatova changed her name to Aygun Baylar. She completed her musical training at the National Academy of Music in Baku , and in 2002 the President of the Azerbaijan Republic awarded her the title ‘Artist Emeritus’. In 2005 at Samarkand in Uzbekistan , Aygun won the international competition Sharg taranalari.

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#369 Re: World/Ethnic/Instrumental/New Age Vol.2

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VA - Froots vol. 32
http://rapidshare.com/files/175883680/VAFroots32.rar

Tracklist
01 - The Crooked Jades - Call It [03:06]                         
02 - Oumou Sangare - Yo Djeli    [06:42]                         
03 - Niyaz - Beni Beni           [04:30]                         
04 - Jim Moray - Leaving Austral [04:14]                         
05 - Les Espoirs De Coronthie -  [04:26]                         
06 - Mawkin-Causley - Come My La [02:56]                         
07 - Warsaw Village Band - Wise  [04:28]                         
08 - The Shee - Chilly Winds     [03:12]                         
09 - Kilema - Mahaiza Mandefitse [04:18]                         
10 - Amadou Soudia - Ca Va Se Sa [04:37]                         
11 - Chris Foster - The False Br [05:11]                         
12 - Mahsa Vahdat, Marjan Vahdat [06:01]                         
13 - Ivo Papasov - Tinner's Danc [04:34]                         
14 - The Pine Leaf Boys - Zydeco [04:17]                         
15 - Tukros Zenekar - Bonchidai  [10:10]

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A evo i godisnje liste najboljih sa linkovima za download

http://www.frootsmag.com/content/critpoll/

1. 
http://rapidshare.com/files/176452412/JimMorayLowCulture.rar
Jim Moray Low Culture (NIAG)

2. http://worldmusic.nnm.ru/toumani_diabat233_the_mand233_variations_
Toumani Diabate The Mandé Variations (World Circuit)

3. 
http://wobble.nnm.ru/rokia_traor233_tchamantch233_2008_flac
Rokia Traore Tchamantché (Nonesuch/Tama)

4. 
http://worldmusic.nnm.ru/umalali_garifuna_womens_project_
Umalali The Garifuna Women’s Project (Cumbancha)

5. 
http://rapidshare.com/files/135017638/Kasai_Allstars-Congotronics_3__In_The_7th_Moon_-2008-ETHNiC.rar
Kasai Allstars Congotronics 3: In The 7th Moon (Crammed)

6. 
http://rapidshare.com/files/141116377/Bellowhead-Matachin-_Advance_-2008-DV8.rar
Bellowhead Matachin (Navigator)

7. 
http://worldmusic.nnm.ru/issa_bagayogo_mali_koura
Issa Bagayogo Mali Koura (Six Degrees)

8. 
http://rapidshare.com/files/138363307/ECDOBU_Vic.zip
Eliza Carthy Dreams Of Breathing Underwater (Topic)

9. 
http://worldmusic.nnm.ru/taksim_trio_same_title
Taksim Trio Taksim Trio (Doublemoon)

10. 
http://rapidshare.com/files/137415653/NAAH_Vic.zip
Natacha Atlas & The Mazeeka Ensemble Ana Hina (World Village)

11. 
http://rapidshare.com/files/165250763/DCIATCA_Vic.zip
Dub Colossus A Town Called Addis (Real World)

12. 
http://rapidshare.com/files/152008092/Mary_Hampton-My_Mothers_Children-2008.zip
Mary Hampton My Mother’s Children (Navigator)

13. 
http://rapidshare.com/files/143453345/seun_kuti_and_egypt_80_-_many_things_2008__sharedmusic.net_.rar
Seun Kuti & Fela’s Egypt 80 Many Things (Tôt Ou Tard)

14. 
http://rapidshare.com/files/176175075/3MA.rar
Rajery, Ballaké Sissoko & Driss El Maloumi 3MA (Contre-Jour)

15. 
http://anonymz.com/?http://rapidshare.com/files/167457217/www.softarchive.net_Buika.part1.rar
Buika Niña De Fuego (Warner Spain Classics & Jazz) part 1

15. 
http://anonymz.com/?http://rapidshare.com/files/167459598/www.softarchive.net_Buika.part2.rar
Buika Niña De Fuego (Warner Spain Classics & Jazz) part 2

16. Spiers & Boden Vagabond (Navigator)

17. 
http://worldmusic.nnm.ru/lila_downs_ojo_de_culebra_aka_shake_away
Lila Downs Shake Away (EMI)

18. 
http://worldmusic.nnm.ru/melingo_maltido_tango
Melingo Maldito Tango (Mañana)

19. Warsaw Village Band Infinity (Jaro)

20. 
http://worldmusic.nnm.ru/mariza_terra
Mariza Terra (EMI Portugal)


Runners Up (alphabetically): 

http://rapidshare.com/files/165894272/AmadouMariam-WelcomeMali.rar
Amadou & Mariam Welcome To Mali (Because)

Les Amazones De Guinée Wamato (Stern’s); 

http://worldmusic.nnm.ru/msr_352aban_bajramovi262_352aban
Saban Bajramovic with Mostar Sevdah Reunion Saban (Snail)

http://worldmusic.nnm.ru/debashish_bhattacharya_calcutta_chronicles_1
Debashish Bhattacharya Calcutta Chronicles: Indian Slide Guitar Odyssey (Riverboat)

Blue Blokes 3 Stubble (Fledg’ling)
Carolina Chocolate Drops Heritage (DixieFrog)
Chumbawamba The Boy Bands Have Won (No Masters); 

http://worldmusic.nnm.ru/mercan_dede_800
Mercan Dede 800 (Doublemoon)

http://badmusic.nnm.ru/devotchka_2008_a_mad_and_faithful_telling
DeVotchKa A Mad & Faithful Telling (Anti)

Chris Foster Outsiders (Green Man)
Mor Karbasi The Beauty & The Sea (Mintaka)

http://worldmusic.nnm.ru/kries_kocijani
Kries Kocijani (Kopito)

Jackie Oates The Violet Hour (Chudleigh Roots)

http://worldmusic.nnm.ru/ivo_papasov_dance_of_the_falcon
Ivo Papasov Dance Of The Falcon (World Village)

Karine Polwart Fairest Floo’er (Hegri Music)

http://worldmusic.nnm.ru/rupa_and_the_april_fishes_extraordinary_rendition
Rupa & The April Fishes Extraordinary Rendition (Cumbancha)

http://worldmusic.nnm.ru/terakaft_akh_issudar 
Terakaft Akh Issudar (Tapsit/IRL)

Riccardo Tesi Presente Remoto (Felmay)

Huong Thanh & Nguyen Lê Fragile Beauty (ACT)
Abigail Washburn & The Sparrow Quartet Abigail Washburn & The Sparrow Quartet (Nettwerk).
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#370 Re: World/Ethnic/Instrumental/New Age Vol.2

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wayfaring stranger wrote:MNoooooOOOOOOoooGO dobro!
hvala na hrpi kora linkova!
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#371 Re: World/Ethnic/Instrumental/New Age Vol.2

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1997 Zora djevojka . 320 kbps ... 122 MB
1999 Kneja ............ 320 kbps ... 114 MB
2001 Tira Les ........ 320 kbps ... 111 MB
2004 Luna ............. 192 kbps ... 73 MB

http://www.lidijabajuk.com

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Kneja - http://rapidshare.com/files/180084936/LB1999K.rar
Tira les - http://rapidshare.com/files/180021126/LB2001TL.rar
Luna - http://rapidshare.com/files/28414475/LidijaBajukLuna.rar
Osim Lune, ostalo su moji ripovi, pa ako ima zalbi ... slobodno ...

ZORA-DJEVOJKA / THE DAWN-MAIDEN (CBS, Zagreb, 1997.) - 47:30

Tracklist:
1. Preko Drave (Podravina)
2. Križarica križa nosi (Slavonija)
3. Polegla je šenica belica (Istra)
4. Djevojka je celer brala (Banovina)
5. Kate, moja mila (Pokuplje)
6. Zasp’o Janko (Moslavina)
7. Zora-djevojka (L. Bajuk)
8. Prostrla se zlatna žica (Mađarska)
9. Paun i kolo (Hercegovina)
10. Uspavanka (Lika)
11. Na dan Sv. Martina (Dalmacija)
12. Na dan Ivanja (Posavina)
13. Oj, ti domek zlati (Međimurje)
14. Lipa Mara šenu žela (Dalmatinska zagora)
15. Sadila sam bažulek (Hrvatsko zagorje)
16. Veseli se, o, Marija (Međimurje)
17. Kad se ženi jasna mesečina (Hrvatsko primorje)
18. Falila se žuta tunja (Prigorje)
19. Moj božiću Svarožiću (Bilogora)

KNEJA / KNEYA (CBS, Zagreb, 1999.) - 44:46

Tracklist:
1. Mitovi i legende (autorska)
2. Šajdirajda (autorska)
3. Na Ivanjsko navečerje (Podravina)
4. Grad se beli (Međimurje)
5. Ivek sinek se je ženil (Međimurje)
6. Zimska pjesma (autorska)
7. Jedempot je išla mama (Međimurje)
8. V Kotoribi cug mašina fučnula (Međimurje)
9. Kiša pada, trava raste (Hrvatsko zagorje)
10. Šetala se lepa Mara (Međimurje)
11. Jedno jutro (Slavonija)
12. Liperka (Prigorje/L. Bajuk/D. Pecotić)
13. Sve su dike u kolu (Slavonija)


TIRA LES / SPRINGING TREES (CBS, Zagreb, 2001.), live-album

Tracklist:
1. Crveno cvetje i modro/Red and blue flowers (Bilogora)
2. Maro, Maro/Oh, Mara, Mara (Hrvatsko zagorje)
3. Ljubio se bijeli golub/A white dove’s love (Slavonija)
4. Oj, ti domek zlati/Oh, you golden home (Međimurje)
5. Došel mi je list/I recived a letter (Međimurje)
6. Kajkavski instrumental/Kajkavian instrumental
7. Đurđevska kišica/St.George’s day (Slavonija)
8. Bizli-buzli (Prigorje)
9. Na ivanjsko navečerje/On a midsummer’s eve (Podravina)
10. Klinček stoji pod oblokom/Love beneath the window (Međimurje)
11. Instrumental (Narodna/M.Dedić)


LUNA (CBS, Zagreb, 2004.), CD

Tracklist:
1. Suhi mi list
2. Sve je kao prije
3. Hranil junak tri divojke
4. Sunčeva sestra
5. Ekspresija
6. Mediteranski nokturno
7. Noć mladog mjeseca
8. Ofelija
9. Crni val i bijeli konj
10. Osmijeh je moja najbolja obrana
11. Moja pjesma
12. I dok pleše sama s kišom
13. Se su ruže povehnule
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#372 Re: World/Ethnic/Instrumental/New Age Vol.2

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Bodurov Trio - Stamps From Bulgaria 2008
http://rapidshare.com/files/181400869/BodurovTrio-StampsFromBulgaria.rar

Stamps from Bulgaria is the result of a long-term investigation into Bulgarian Folklore and its correlation with other music traditions and instruments. For me, there were two personal challenges in this project: as composer and as pianist.
My approach as composer was to avoid rearranging these songs, but rather to treat them as any other compositional element such as a major triad, a rhythmical phrase, intervals, etc. Thus establishing a process of de- and re-construction, which will eventually result in a new musical form, which is sometimes closer to the original than others. On selecting the songs, I searched carefully for any personal and emotional connection and/or something unique (such as odd time measure, lyrics, or just a melody), which also contained enough dramatic potential, yet leaving room for exploration. As a pianist I referred to the traditional singing and instruments in an attempt to apply their specific characteristics on the piano keyboard. I treated the piano as a melodic rather than harmonic instrument, which is its most common function.
All songs come from different regions of Bulgaria. Some are more popular than others. It is of course arguable which songs are actually Bulgarian, but this issue gives another dimension to my research and poses the question of national identity - a much discussed issue in a modern multi-cultural society.

Dimitar Bodurov: - piano
Mihail Ivanov: - bass
Jens Dueppe: - drums & percussion
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#373 Caravasar - Alminares Mediterraneos

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Caravasar
Alminares Mediterraneos

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Album : Alminares Mediterraneos
Artist : Caravasar
Label : Phantom Sound & Vision
Release date : 2006
Number of discs : 1
Total size : 166 MB
Total time : 01:11:31

Tracks :
1. Chaabi
2. Armenia
3. Bro
4. Egeo
5. Balcania
6. Uzzub
7. Keloglan
8. Laz
9. Yamaa el Fna
10. Karsilamas
11. Chargah Sirto
12. Mawwal Nahawand
13. Oran
14. Epgo

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Alminares Mediterráneos (Mediterranean Minarets) is the new CD from the Spanish sextet, Caravasar. The name means ‘caravanserai’. Their album is a Mediterranean journey, its music both ancient and modern, with new compositions informed by ancient traditions and imaginative new versions of ancient pieces. This is the real deal - definitely not the dreaded ‘world’ fuzak.

Caravasar’s members play a great many different reeds, woodwinds, percussion, lutes, classical guitar and violin. Their violinist is also a fine singer, and the ensemble effectively deploys several guests including pianist David Dorantes and santur player Juan Manuel Rubio. The tunes and songs come from Algeria, Syria, Bulgaria, Greece, Turkey, Armenia, Morocco and from members of Caravasar.

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#374 Chavela Vargas - Somos

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Chavela Vargas
Somos

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Album: Somos
Artist: Chavela Vargas
Label: Warner
Original Release Date: 1996
Genre: Ranchera
Time: 00:45:02
Total size: 53,6 MB

Tracks :
1. Somos - Chavela Vargas, Clavel, Mario
2. Fallaste Corazón - Chavela Vargas, Sánchez, Cuco
3. Con Mis Propias Manos - Chavela Vargas, Jimenez, Jose [1] A
4. El Preso Número Nueve - Chavela Vargas, Cantoral, Hermanos
5. Aquel Amor - Chavela Vargas, Lara, Agustin
6. Tu Me Acostumbraste - Chavela Vargas, Dominguez, Frank
7. Amarga Navidad - Chavela Vargas, Jiménez, José Alfre
8. La Noche de Mi Amor - Chavela Vargas, Durán, D.
9. La Enorme Distancia - Chavela Vargas, Jiménez, José Alfre
10. Pobre Corazón - Chavela Vargas, Monge, Chucho
11. Paloma Negra - Chavela Vargas, Méndez, Tomás
12. Amar y Vivir - Chavela Vargas, Velázquez, Consuelo

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#375 Ana Alcaide: Viola de Teclas

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Ana Alcaide
Viola de Teclas

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Album : Viola de Teclas
Artist : Ana Alcaide
Release Date : 2006
Number of Discs: 1
Genre : Traditional
Total time : 00:40:43
Total size : 70,7 MB

Tracks :
01 - Hixa Mia
02 - Seguidillas castellanas
03 - Danza del Pirineo
04 - Debajo de los tilos
05 - Alza la niña los ojos
06 – Recercada
07 - Suite de rabeladas
08 – Outi
09 - El romeral
10 - Dime robadora
11 - Ojos garzos
12 – Manau
13 - Danza del Corpus
14 - Porque lloras

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Viola de Teclas (Nyckelharpa)
Outside of Sweden, (it’s country of origin) the nyckelharpa or ‘Violas de teclas’ is an instrument hardly known.

Attracted by its sophistication and profound sound, Ana dedicated three years to teaching herself this instrument in Toledo city. This album is a reflection of the hard work involved in this musical quest and was encouraged by Carlos Beceiro, producer and collaborator. The originality of the music consists in the use of this peculiar instrument, the Swedish nyckelharpa, combining it with Spanish music. Rebecs, violas and violins are also used alongside the Viola de teclas in this original presentation of Sephardic melodies, Castilian and flamenco rhythms and Renaissance pieces that make up the album.

Ana Alcaide first became known in May 2006, when she presented her first album in Toledo, which was greatly received by the public and critics. With this piece of work, Ana began her musical career by touring all over Spain and abroad, accompanied by Carlos Bereiro.
In the city of Toledo, the music of 'Viola de Teclas' has had a special repercussion, being listened to on different occasions and being used in promotional videos and many festive occasions thus becoming for many people the `soundtrack´ of the city.

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