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Guide to World Music in British Columbia, Canada

Angel Romero August 24, 2003

The British Columbia Guide for World Music, Part 1 Welcome to the Canada’s West Coast, better known as British Columbia. British Columbia is Canada’s youngest…

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Levantine Music in Eastern Europe: Klezmer from Litvakistan

admin August 10, 2003 Jewish musicKlezmerYale Strom

Music of Klezmeristan What Were Khazarian Wedding Dances and Music Like? Would They Resemble Klezmer? By: Anne Hart, M.A., author of 36 books, journalist: world…

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A Place to Remember

Angel Romero July 31, 2003

(Prensa Latina – Cumbancha) Havana, Cuba – Located on the busy Central Havana Galiano Street, Casa de la Música is celebrating its first anniversary in…

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Can Today\’s Rock Become Tomorrow\’s Classical?

admin July 24, 2003

Preface: For the following article I have chosen The Hampton String Quartet® as the premier example of a classical string quartet that plays arrangements of…

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Listening to the Arab World Online

TJ Nelson July 8, 2003

Written by L.A. Heberlein For much of the past year, while researching The Rough Guide to Internet Radio, I listened for hours every day to…

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Tampere Vocal Music Festival

Angel Romero July 3, 2003

From my diary [by Vijayalakshmy Subramaniam] I received the invitation from the World Vocal Music Festival, Tampere, late last year. I was really excited as…

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The Parap of Sarawak

Angel Romero June 29, 2003

Parap is a folklore song sung mainly among the Kayan-Kenyah tribes of Sarawak (Malaysia). It is a song relating expressions of love, happiness, loneliness and…

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Nightclub in the Jungle

Angel Romero June 8, 2003

London, England – Martin Cradick of Baka Beyond is back from Africa where he and the Baka built a Music House which will function as…

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The Black Sufis of Gujarat

Angel Romero May 23, 2003

The Black Sidis of Gujarat are a tribal Sufi community of East African origin which arrived to India eight centuries ago and made Gujarat their…

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Changüi to Invade the Cuban East

Angel Romero May 15, 2003

(Prensa Latina- Cumbancha) Guantánamo, Cuba – Chords from the “tres” guitar, marimba and maracas sound almost every day in different corners of Guantánamo city, venue…

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