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Celtic Journey / Cormack, Mackenzie, Douglas, Clair
A Celtic Journey is an album of music and song from Scotland and further afield, with pipes, fiddle, choir, courting songs, lullabies, humorous stories of whiskey smuggling and sad laments for love lost. The music comes from the Isle of Skye, Nova Scotia, Glasgow, Stornoway, Inverness, and the Scottish Highlands. With award-winning musicians and singers including Cliar, Author Cormack, Blair Douglas, Ceolraidh Gaidhlig Ghlaschu, and many others, whose tracks were selected for this album by Mary Ann Kennedy, this is an album that simply cannot be missed by lovers of Celtic music.
Discover Celtic Music
Masters of the Shakuhachi
Greece / Various
The Art of the Chinese Lute
20 Best of Swamp Pop from Louisiana
Magical Flutes from the Andes: Aconcagua
My Last Song - A Tribute to Macedonia's Gypsy Queen
Percussion from Iran and the Middle East
Hokin Janapar - Music Performed on Armenian Duduk
Csurgo Zenekar: Music of Hungary
Bashir Abdel Aal: Master of Arabian Flute
InVentus
Very Best Of Chinese Music
Gipsy Dance / Esma's Band - Next Generation
Esma’s Band – Next Generation continues the legacy left by the great Esma Redžepova, the “Queen of Gypsy Music”. Made up entirely of members of Esma’s famed Ensemble Teodosievski, and fronted by her daughter, Eleonora Mustafovska, the band purveys irresistible Gipsy Dance from Macedonia in Esma’s style and honor. As members of Esma’s Ensemble Teodosievski, the band has performed many thousands of concerts all over the world, performing their own blend of pop music based on gypsy and Balkan songs and melodies. Following Esma’s death on 11th December 2016, the band continued touring, delighting crowds around Europe with dance music from the heart of Macedonia, exploring the intricacies of rhythm and sound.
Unfolding the Roots
Hungarian Gypsy Music
The Art of the Oud / Bardezbanian Middle Eastern Ensemble
Alan Shavarsh Bardezbanian was the unparalleled master of the oud, the Middle Eastern lute. Here he showcases many styles of oud playing, with fourteen folk songs and original compositions from his homeland of Armenia, as well as Turkey, Lebanon and Greece. “Oud at lightning speed with incredible sensitivity to the melody” - Allmusic.com “An earthy, elevating sound…” - Elsewhere New Zealand “The improvisational work is world class…” - OmRadio USA ALAN SHAVARSH BARDEZBANIAN was born into an Armenian family in the thriving ethnic community of Watertown, Massachusetts, in 1950. Musically gifted from an early age, Al began playing the oud as a child, modeling his playing on the versatile dance band musicians like George Mgrditchian and Richard Hagopian who performed in the local clubs every weekend. By his teens, Al had already mastered the Armenian dance hall repertoire, which he continued to perform for the rest of his life, and began exploring a wide range of other musical idioms, particularly the contemporary jazz scene of the 1960s.
London Jewish Male Choir: S'u Sh'orim
Sufi Music from Turkey
Folk Songs & Dances from India: A Collection of Chhau & Nagp
Traditional & Popular Songs from Goa
Margie Butler: Carolan's Draught - Celtic Harp
Musical Explorers: Music of Tibet
