Baca’s selection is called Car-du-ah Say-nee-zay, ashes of the thistle Say-nee-zay. With well received albums and a string of acclaimed concert dates in North America and Europe, Susana Baca continues to excel in her mission to preserve the unique heritage of Afro-Peruvian music. Susana Baca ‘Cardo O Ceniza’ Alb Tk 2 (4:34) The Rough Guide To Australian Aboriginal Music, World Music Network, 2008Įmerging British Singer Hollie Cook renders Ari Up from her recent 2014 album release, Twice. Early harmonies marry acoustic string instruments that bring to life songs about their country. Devotion to the local landscape and culture inspires their music embedded a indigenous folk-rock sound. Pigram Brothers is a seven member band of brothers from the perling town of Broome, Western Australia. Pigram Brothers ‘Moonlight’ Alb Tk 7 (2:10) Using the first two letters of their first names, the duo Justin Adams English guitarist and Juldeh Camara, Gambian griot collaborate on the Waide Nayde, with the lyrics you can give me a million dollars but without respect it means nothing.ĥ. In West African cultures, Juju refers to a charm, amulet associated with magic or religion.

The Soul of Tango-Greatest Hits, Editions Milan Music, 2000 He is known in his homeland as 'El Gran Astor' ('The Great Astor').

An excellent bando-neonist, he regularly performed his own compositions with different ensembles. His oeuvre revolutionized the traditional tango into a new style termed nuevo tango, incorporating elements from jazz and classical music. Astor Piazolla ‘Libertango’ Global Rhydyms Tk 2 (4:05)Īstor Pia-Soy-yah was an Argentine tango composer and bandoneón player. The Rough Guide To World Party, World Music Network, 2007ģ. Reggae singer Lopez Walker performs Fly Away. In tandem Kidjo and the Kronos Quartet perform Ebile, a song about women being the anchor of humanity.Ģ. The music of Kidjo is steeped in the tribal and pop rhythms of her West African heritage from Benin.

Grammy winner Angélique Kidjo, one of world music’s most electrifying performers with a onus to explore the relationships of diverse musical cultures performs Ebile featuring the American based Kronos Quartet. #1076 2.14.15 features music by: Algeria’s Jomed, American singer/songwriter John Stewart, jazz great Sarah Vaughan, Beijing’s Hanggai, Portico Quartet from London, Joe Driscoll and Sekou Kouyate, Angelique Kidjo, Astor Piazolla, Pigram Brothers, Hollie Cook, Susana Baca, Syriana, Gotan Project, Cristina Pato, Gina Chavez, contralto Marian Anderson, String Sisters, Justin Adams, Mamani Keita, Lo’Jo, Joan Soriano and Etta James.ġ. With just your radio in hand, add your own ideas about world music and join host Jonathan Overby Saturday night at 7:00pm Central. Higher Ground is where imagination and realty overlap with sounds that conjure up images of life and tradition in places near and far from home.

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