Vanavond in PopArt weer een gevarieerde selectie grensoverschrijdende popmuziek die u op andere zenders vermoedelijk niet snel zult horen.

Een muzikaal vervolgverhaal. Aflevering 484: Omnia Citra Mortem, een wintermis.De jaarlijkse Sensenta Kerst-mis over het donker, de winter, over stenen kathedralen in de kou. Van een modern werk voor koor en elektronica, naar de middeleeuwen en weer terug.

0. Sensenta Intro

1. Maria W. Horn – Omnia Cittra Mortem (2)

2. Sœur Marie Keyrouz, Chorale de l’eglise Saint-Julien-le-Pauvre – Inna-I-Malak

3. Ensemble Organum – Kyrie uit Messe de Tournai

4. Ensemble Organum – Antifoon Media Vita In Morte Sumus

5. Anonymous 4 – Gaudens in Domino

6. Anonymous 4 – Confessor Dei Nicholaus

7.Sœur Marie Keyrouz, Chorale de l’eglise Saint-Julien-le-Pauvre – Je contemple votre chambre nuptiale (version arabe)

8. Sœur Marie Keyrouz, Chorale de l’eglise Saint-Julien-le-Pauvre – Je contemple votre chambre nuptiale (version grecqe)

9. Ensemble Organum – Honor Virtus et Potestas

10. Ensemble Organum – Canticum Ecce Quam Bonum et Jocundum

11. GŠ Ansamblis – Broliai, Atminkim

12. Maria W. Horn – Omnia Cittra Mortem (2)

Een nacht lang de mooiste, sfeervolste en meest verstillende muziek om de winter zonnewende te beleven.

(Second time is Fragment length)

“No One Is Free Until All Are Free”

Een ononderbroken mix van ambient soundscapes, experimentele electronica en modern-klassieke muziek. Tracklist:

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(DreamScenes is ook beschikbaar als podcast)

“Where We Are At Night”

Een ononderbroken mix van ambient soundscapes, experimentele electronica en modern-klassieke muziek.Tracklist:

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(DreamScenes is ook beschikbaar als podcast)

Hava Nagila & Other Jewish Favorites  |  Chava Alberstein  |  C’s de jongens.

1- Hava Nagila & Other Jewish Favorites.

2- Chava Alberstein.

3- Trio C Tot De Derde.

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Music from Armenia by: Nara Noïan | Erevan Armenian Music Ensemble | Charles Aznavour. Producer: Cobie Ivens

1 – N a r a   N o ï a n

2 – E r e v a n   A r m e n i a n   M u s i c   E n s e m b l e

3 – C h a r l e s   A z n a v o u r

Producer Cobie Ivens

Thanks to:

Y i d d i s h   s o n g w r i t e r s

1 – L e o   F u l d

3 – M a x   v a n   P r a a g

Producer Cobie Ivens

Met dank aan:

C U B A  S P E C I A L  :  Omara Portuondo | Compay Segundo | Carel Kraayenhof | Gloria Estefan | Rubén González | Guillermo Portabales. Producer Cobie Ivens

Omara Portuondo (1930) an icon in Cuban music, has an impressive career. In 1945 she was part of the Las d’Aida Female Cuarteto and in 1959 her debut solo album Magia Negra was released. She sang with Orquesta Aragón, Chucho Valdés and Maria Bethânia. In 1998 she was part of the renowned Buena Vista Social Club project, which brought her international fame and with which she toured the whole world. Her album Gracias (2009) even earned her a Latin Grammy award for Best Contemporary Tropical album.

Compay Segundo (1907) shone on the album Buena by Buena Vista Social Club. His solo album Calle Salud was recorded in early 1999 in studios in Havana, Paris and Malaga. On this album he sings old compositions by Francisco Repilado, Carlos Gardél, Enrique Jorrin and Miguel Matamoros. The dance styles on Calle Salud are son (an old Cuban dance in which salsa originated), bolero, cha cha cha and merengue. The music therefore does not differ much from that of Buena Vista Social Club. The collaboration of Charles Aznavour is striking, who sings a translation of Mourir D’Aimer with Compay Segundo.

Carel Kraayenhof, With his bandoneon he roams the world and likes to mingle with people. Carel listened to stories from the past and present. African refugees trying to reach Lampedusa. Tula, the Spartacus of Curaçao who, with a thousand slaves, let a cry for freedom be heard. Young musicians in Jujuy (Northern Argentina) without a bandoneon, who play cardboard boxes out of necessity. A tribute to the Jewish writer Ida Vos who wrote the book 32 Tranen, 32 poems for the children of her school class who did not return after the war. These stories inspired Carel Kraayenhof to write new compositions and that is how he came up with the idea for a new theatre show, in which the Argentine Tango and the Cuban Son/Danzón play a role.

Gloria Estefan, the title of the album 90 Millas refers to the distance between Cuba and the southernmost point of Florida, where many Cuban refugees live. Gloria composed the music together with her husband and brothers. It is a tribute to her native Cuba. The album features no less than twenty-five guest musicians who have meant a lot to traditional and Cuban or modern Latin music and contains original material and a selection of different Cuban rhythms mixed with Latin American contemporary pop.

Rubén González was a Cuban pianist. In 1943 he released his first recording, which quickly made him famous in Cuba and the rest of Latin America. Since the sixties he played for 25 years in Havana in the band of Enrique Jorrin. In 1996 Rubén González came with a new solo album Introducing…Rubén González. In 1997 he played on an album Buena Vista Social Club. The director Wim Wenders made a biographical film under the same name about Rubén González and his colleagues, which made him famous in the rest of the world. He performed for the last time in Mexico and Cuba in 2002. He died in December 2003.

Guillermo Portabales was born in 1911 in Cuba. He was a singer, songwriter and popularized the guajira style. At the beginning of his musical career he played various styles, such as cancion, tango and bolero, but he soon noticed that guajira was the most popular with his audience. In 1940 Guillermo Portabales performed regularly in Cuba and the United States of America. In the 1960s he discreetly expressed poetic thoughts in his music about the revolution that was taking place in his home country Cuba. Guillermo Portabales eventually died at the age of 59 in a car accident.

Producer Cobie Ivens

Thanks to:

I n d i a – f u s i o n : Dohl Foundation  |  Charles Lloyd, Zakir Hussain, Julian Lage  |  Sitardust. Producer Cobie Ivens

Happy Valentines Day 

D o h l   F o u n d a t i o n

C h a r l e s   L l o y d, Z a k i r   H u s s a i n, J u l i a n   L a g e

S i t a r d u s t

Producer Cobie Ivens

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