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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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The Batá Drums

admin July 28, 2004 3 Comments Afro-Cuban musicbatá drumCuban musicitóteleiyáokónkolopercussionYoruba music

By Mark Corrales, LAFI The clave beat, which lies at the heart of not only Latin music but also so much popular music around the…

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The Sardinian Tenores

Angel Romero July 18, 2004

The Tenores style of singing is the proof of the existence of polyphony in ancient age on the island of Sardinia. But it is difficult…

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World Music Central’s Guide to World Music in London

Angel Romero July 17, 2004

London is one of the great international capitals for world music. It is the home of musicians and large immigrant communities from a multitude of…

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World Music Central’s Guide to Baton Rouge

Angel Romero July 13, 2004

Baton Rouge is a strong Blues town. Blues legend Tabby Thomas lives there and has his own radio show [unfortunately, his own famous nightclub, Tabby’s…

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Samba Brasileiro – A History

Angel Romero July 1, 2004 BrazilBrazilian musicsambaworld music

Contributed by By Chilemwa Harriet Nkowane. Edited by Alex Robinson and Angel Romero. Samba remains a popular Brazilian dance form and musical genre. Over the…

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In The Beginning with Rodin Rodino

slb2 June 12, 2004

by Susan Budig The man seems made for music, starting at the tender age of 5, Rodin Rodino, as he is now known, first performed…

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The Arts sector in the European Union includes 2.5% of the working population

Angel Romero June 2, 2004

Madrid, Spain – The General Society of Authors and Composers (SGAE) informed today that activities related with the Arts (known as Culture in Europe) represent…

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Happy Birthday Captain – Neville Jule

admin May 21, 2004 Neville Julessteelpan

Happy Birthday “Captain” – Neville Jules May 21, 2003 By Khalick J. Hewitt The name Neville Jules is synonymous with discipline and innovation. Under the…

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