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World Music in San Diego

Angel Romero March 17, 2004

San Diego is California’s second largest city and the seventh largest in the United States. It includes several attractive neighborhoods and communities, including downtown’s historic…

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World Music Guide to Seattle

Angel Romero February 29, 2004

This report was made by Patty-Lynne Herlevi with additional information provided by Gypsy Cruz. Also known as the "Emerald City," Seattle remains an enigma to…

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Annie Humphrey: A Tigress with a Guitar

Angel Romero January 25, 2004

Social activism has fueled songs for many generations. During the previous century folk songs fueled the international Republican fighters during the Spanish Civil War, ignited…

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We Refuse to be Enemies

admin January 21, 2004

Under the banner “We Refuse to be Enemies,” several hundred Jews, Arabs, and community members gathered on a rainy, snowy evening in December to eat,…

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Manzanillo: An Original Cuban Orchestra

Angel Romero December 25, 2003

(Prensa Latina – Cumbancha) Cubans, Mexicans, Colombians, Panamanians and many others have danced for 40 years to the beat of the Original de Manzanillo orchestra,…

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Jazz Yatra

admin December 24, 2003 1 Comment

Jazz is arguably the most argumentative form of music (even has diminished and argumented chords!). So at the outset let me present my side of…

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The World Music Scene in Boulder

Angel Romero December 10, 2003

by Joel Davis and Angel Romero The college town of Boulder (Colorado) is nestled against the Flatiron mountains, 48 km west of Denver. Boulder‘s picturesque…

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Music of the Bunun, Taiwanese Aboriginals

Angel Romero November 28, 2003 Bunun musicDavid Darlingworld music

The Bunun is an indigenous tribe from Taiwan. In strong contrast to other aboriginal tribes, the Bunun people have very little dance music. Nevertheless, they…

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Richard Egües: Arguments about an Exceptional Flautist

Angel Romero November 23, 2003

(Prensa Latina – Cumbancha – Insider Music) The first argument supporting Richard Egües’s category as a paradigm of the interpretation of his instrument in Cuban…

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World Fusion at mxdwn.com

admin November 9, 2003

Thea Cooke discusses world fusion including Ashley MacIsaac, Natalie MacMaster, Khaled and Tinariwen at mxdwn.com 🙂

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