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Poetry
Chaikhana
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Autumn's Child featuring Mark Holland Storytelling |
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David Michael A solo Celtic harp suite, enhanced by the natural sounds of the wind playing the harp strings. |
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Mirabilis Medieval, Celtic, and Original Mystical, Celtic, and original Carols, Songs, and Chants for the Christmas season |
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Mogador Gnawa (or Gnaoua) fusion - world music from Morocco: acoustic traditional north african spiritual music mixed with groove and modern instruments. Gnawa music is a very ancient spiritual music played by brotherhoods of nomadic musicians. |
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Mohenjo Daro Music rooted in the traditions of India & The Middle East, brought to a new time and place. |
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Andy Monroe soulful piano and soaring wordless vocals - lush, rhythmic, and upbeat! |
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Lisa Sangita Moskow and Mihai Manoliu Sarod and guitar music that is a sensuous blend of Eastern lyricism, unique rhythms, and meditational celebration... |
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Nadaka Nadaka guitarist meets Indian Violin virtuose Ganesh and the extraordinary Indian percussionist Shivamani. East & west meet seemlessly. |
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Nadaka Soul stirring meditative Tibetan sounds |
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Nadaka and the Basavaraj Brothers "An acoustic fusion of Indian Classical music with a contemporary feel" |
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On Ensemble Seeking to explore new realms for traditional Japanese drums, On Ensemble combines musical influences ranging from centuries-old Kabuki music to jazz, rock and electronica. |
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Mahour Mellat Parast Improvised, unheard music of Iran/Persia by this Tar virtuoso and native Iranian. |
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Wynne Paris Yoga-inspired World Fusion performed by Indian and Western musicians. |
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Parisa, Rahmatollah Badiyi A collection of heart-stopping traditional/classical Persian music including Deylaman, Carvan-i-Dashti, Isfahan featuring violin and vocals. |
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David Parsons A veteran composer of ambient and world music, this New Zealander has made a lot of journeys and during these travels he gathered many impressions from the regions he visited, both musically and psychologically. |
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Begum Parveen Sultana Parveen Sultana has a great voice, a distinctively sweet voice and a three and a half octave range. These among other qualities have made her one of the most influential female khayal vocalists of the modern era of Indian classical music. |
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Kalyan Pathak & Jayho Jazzmata Transformative Accoustic Indian Raga Based Jazz |
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Daniel Paul New world music featuring 'tabla tarong' the ancient melody drums of India. |
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Deva Premal Spun like fine silk, Deva Premal's mantra chanting floats over eastern rhythms and engaging grooves. |
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Quarteto Nuevo Combines the rhythmic traditions and sophistication of the Near, Middle and Far East with the harmonic richness of the West, with lyrical melodies from both to make a truly unique musicical experience |
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Chris Rael & Deep Singh Beautiful, rocking sitar-tabla instrumental music by New York City subway musicians |
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Ivan
M. Granger's original poetry, stories and commentaries are Copyright ©
2002 - 2008 by Ivan M. Granger.
All other material is copyrighted by the respective authors, translators and/or
publishers.
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