Blues nas harmónicas de James Cotton, Billy Branch, Charlie Musselwhite, Sugar Ray Norcia.0 1 2 - post by: mulungo - @
por entre os sons da música, ao ouvido como a uma porta que ficou entreaberta... (virgilio ferreira)

Uma colectânea de Fados (1ª de 2 partes) com algumas das grandes figuras da 2ª metade do XX
Once again label Ring Ring and B92 serve up a healthy dose of music representing the scene in Belgrade. From the wild brass of the Brotherhood of Brass (which consists of the Boban Markovic Orchestra and Frank London's Klezmer All stars Band) to the 'avant folk' of Zar and all points in between.'Some of the performers presented on Srbija Sounds Global are dedicated to preserving ancient musical forms for the future, while others take the role of modern time folk singers.'The International Festival Of World MusicRING RING SOUNDS GLOBAL is held each year in Belgrade.For more information on the festival visit:www.rex.b92.net/ringring
Para além do mais, contém a obra que inspira uma das mais famosas coreografias de Claude Lelouch
Sanja Ilic is a Serbian pop musician and song-writer with a strong interest in enthnomusicology; in the items performed in this hour-and-a-half long presentation, he has ranged the length of the Balkans, taking ethnic material and fusing it with pop means. The result is enormously appealing: the strong bass line you expect of pop, though here with far more rhythmic variety, the pungent harmonies of Balkan folk-singing and a startling variety of instrumental sonorities. Indeed, I started making notes every time one of his six musicians picked up a new instrument: flute, violin, cowhorn, mandolin, clarinet, lute, oud, electric guitar, bagpipes (in several sizes), bouzouki, piccolo and a percussion section that included tambourine and every manner of drums and small bell and gong; Ilic himself presided at piano and electric organ. The players were joined by five female singers, often intoning, over the instrumental tapestry, in the parallel fifths that seem to be a staple of virtually every folk culture