Grammy Award winning American Roots artists Cathy Fink and Marcy Marxer join Chinese classical hammered dulcimer player Chao Tian in this folk-infused world music exploration. Chinese and American songs are accompanied on yangqin (Chinese hammered dulcimer), gourd...
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LarsEmil Öjeberget and Johannes Geworkian Hellman are Symbio, an imaginative and soulful meeting of virtuoso folk music and electronic dance music that results in dreamy soundscapes and hypnotic beats. They may be a duo — with Öjeberget on accordion, stamp-box, and...
The Holiday Playgirls, anchored by Acadiana natives Juliane Mahoney and Renée Reed, interpret the canon of Louisiana French music with reverence and celebration. They have worked in the archives of the University of Louisiana’s Center for Louisiana Studies to develop...
La Salsoteca is a powerhouse of salsa and other Afro-Latin dance musics, led by pianist and composer Sergio Ospina Romero, and based in Bloomington, Indiana.
Two-time Juno Award Winner Kiran Ahluwalia sings powerful protest songs rejecting injustice, graced with songs embracing joy.
Virtuoso oud musician and composer Rahim AlHaj was born in Baghdad, Iraq, and has played the oud since childhood.
Al-Farabi is a Palestinian and Jewish virtuoso trio from Israel. The three-way cultural conversation between members of the trio gives their performances a special energy that transcends borders. Their collaboration celebrates a variety of instrumental works by the...
Malian musician Yacouba Sissoko is one of a long ancestral line of djelys [DJEE-lee] —musicians who preserve the history and fables of past rulers, nobles, social groups, and families.
Yungchen Lhamo’s name – given to her at birth by a Tibetan lama – means “Goddess of Melody.” Born and raised in Lhasa, Tibet, she made the arduous 1,200-mile journey across the Himalayan Mountains to Dharamsala, India, 35 years ago. Since then, she has found her way...