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Addy Elders in America: Yacub Addy and Obo Addy

World Music Central News Room December 23, 2004

Contributed by Amina Addy Two elder Ga drummers of repute have made their homes in the United States of America for many years, Yacub Addy…

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Increasing Self-Esteem: Folk Songs and Our Insane World

admin December 11, 2004

by Article by Michael J. Cohen A path to personal, social and environmental sanity as illustrated in traditional songs and their stories. “When Columbus discovered…

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Six from Seattle, traditional music from the Emerald City

admin October 17, 2004

I have been enjoying traditional music from around the world for the past three years and only recently have I focused my attention on traditional…

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Last Monterey World Music Festival

Angel Romero October 8, 2004

One year ago, Stellamara and Axiom of Choice closed the 7th Monterey World Music Festival with a program entitled “The Mystic Dance.” Both bands had…

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Develop Music Industry Skills Through Music Forums

Angel Romero September 18, 2004

Internet forums and discussion boards have become a valuable medium for establishing an online presence, building a reputation, networking with peers, and getting feedback on…

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Champeta Criolla, the Afro-Colombian Sound from the Caribbean

Angel Romero August 26, 2004 champeta criolla

Champeta Criolla (criollo and criolla means Creole) is an Afro-Colombian music style and dance from Cartagena and Barranquilla, in the Caribbean coast. The champeta is…

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World Music Central’s Guide to New York City

Angel Romero August 18, 2004 New York Cityworld music

New York City is the largest city in the United States and the options for visitors interested in world music are numerous. To set things…

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African Carved Afrobeads Jembe Drum

Angel Romero August 13, 2004

This beautifully beaded, popular jembe [also known as djembe] includes many of the adornments for which the Asante and other Akan peoples are famous. Known…

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World Music Central’s Guide to Tunis

Angel Romero August 2, 2004 TunisiaTunisian music

Contributed by Nizar Chaari with translation made available by Sarah Wolfe and additional information provided by Angel Romero. Tunis is the capital of Tunisia, a…

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World Music Central’s guide to Essaouira

admin July 30, 2004

Essaouira [pronounced Essa-weera], formerly known as Mogador, is in the Southern portion of Morocco, along the coast. Famous for the fact that Jimi Hendrix lived…

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