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The Latin Quarter Radio Show
By Dhyano Luca AngiusMusic
The Latin Quarter Radio Show episodes
- 1 hr 33 min
- Latin Quarter Aug 11 2009 8 00 42 PMRecorded live from The Source FM goog starting with James Tailor Aslo sprach Zarathustra then you have to jump to 45:00 to get into the interesting twilight lounge with delicious Tosca und... so weiter.1 hr 33 min
- 18 min
- Latin Quarter Sunday Session 30.10.16Starting from James Senese, Dhyano takes you again through Napoli with Toni Esposito and Pino Daniele and then soul searching down memory lane with Adriano Celentano, PFM and even a very old track from the 60s La Tramontana. He ends up in Venice with Rossana Casale where you'll here a unique recording on location of a Singing Gondoliere. Another episode from an imaginary space in the Latin Quarter that will bring you onto another dimension.1 hr 1 min
- latin_quarter_sunday_session_18.09.16From the shore of one of St.Ives Dhyano explores Italian music from 1972 to 1997. Here starts with Angelo Branduardi, presents Eros Ramazzotti. He then moves onto a train and go and visit some funky Banco, Pino Daniele and Ivano Fossati...to finishing off in Napoli Centrale with James Senese.59 min
- Latin Quarter Sunday session 16.10.16Another episode from Piazza Italia. Here The Latin Quarter tele-transports Dhyano from the noise of the Atlantic Ocean to the peaceful lapping water of the Mediterranean Sea to explore some unusual ambient and film music. Includes some live performance recordied inSt.Ives the Norway Square for the festival 20161 hr
About The Latin Quarter Radio Show
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Experimental radio program on the go. It's a combination of a music radio program and sound installations recorded on locations. Includes spoken word performance with music.
Latin Quarter…
Latin Quarter…
Radio Show, a program of 'imaginary soundscapes and other incidents', takes the name from the famous area in Paris. The program was born in Penryn, Cornwall in 2009 in occasion of the opening of the new Community Radio The Source FM which was based right into the heart of Penryn University. Latin Quarter therefore, doesn't necessary mean the program is about Latin Music, in fact the name was chosen because it evokes images of bohemian Paris at its height. The daedal of streets surrounding what was the left bank's true student and intellectual center continues to attract people that hope to discover, or possibly resurrect, a little of that electric sense of change. In this sense the show, following a format designed for the 'aspirations, inspirations and perspiration of communities of listeners', oozes out inventiveness and through poetry, world music, lateral thinking and other features takes the listener into a parallel dimension where anything is possible including floating in the air or broadcasting straight from the 'holo-deck'.