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The Change Show with Simon PhillipsIn this episode, Simon Phillips interviews Kosha Joubert, CEO of Pocket Project, a non-profit organisation focused on healing the collective trauma in our communities, organisations and countries across the world. Indeed, Kosha was a co-host of the 2019 and 2020 Online Summit on Collective Trauma.Kosha shares how growing up in South Africa under Apartheid shaped her and how she has dedicated her life to the healing of divides and collective trauma ever since. Kosha has received the Dadi Janki Award for engaging spirituality in life and work and the One World Award for her work with the Global Ecovillage Network. The episode concludes with Kosha sharing her favourite track for The Change Show Playlist, 'Kothbiro' by Ayub Ogada.

Episode 410."Eye In The Sky" Movie Composer: Paul Hepker.Paul Hepker is a talented composer whose "Eye In The Sky" remains one of my most favorite movie scores. It is also Alan Rickman's last movie. His other credits include Rendition, Tsotsi and so many more.Born in Zimbabwe and raised in South Africa, Paul Hepker trained as a concert pianist under Adolphe Hallis. He worked as a Musical Director at the National Theatres in Pretoria and Cape Town (The Rocky Horror Show, Joseph) and has performed or recorded with a number of prominent South African and international artists such as Shirley Bassey, Miriam Makeba, Ice Cube and Vusi Mahlasela. He wrote the voter education theme “Make Your Mark” for the first democratic elections in South Africa, which gave birth to a National TV gameshow of the same name. In the mid-1990's he toured the world as a member of Grammy-nominated band Johnny Clegg and Savuka (Juluka) before moving to Los Angeles in 1997 to pursue a career in composing for stage and screen.A long-time member of acclaimed Los Angeles theatre company Circle X, Hepker garnered an Ovation Award, two LA Weekly Awards, and numerous nominations for his work as composer or Musical Director on productions such as Grendel, Laura Comstock's Bag-Punching Dog, and Romeo & Juliet: Antebellum, New Orleans, 1839.In 1999 Hepker was a Finalist in the inaugural John Lennon Songwriting Competition and has had songs featured in, and included on the soundtracks for Eye In The Sky, Tsotsi, Permanent Midnight, Soul Survivor, The Bird Can't Fly and Into The Light.Paul's latest project is Official Secrets (Starring Keira Knightley, Ralph Fiennes, Matt Smith) – his fourth collaboration with director Gavin Hood. Paul also co-composed the music for Tsotsi (which won the 2005 Academy Award for Best Foreign Film), Eye In The Sky (starring Helen Mirren, Alan Rickman) and Rendition (starring Reese Witherspoon, Jake Gyllenhaal, Meryl Streep). Along with fellow South African composer Mark Kilian, Paul scored The Bird Can't Fly (starring Barbara Hershey). His score for Into the Light – a documentary exploring the AIDS crisis in Tanzania, featured Kenyan singer Ayub Ogada.Paul was series composer on numerous Discovery, History and National Geographic Channel series, including Deadliest Catch, IRT Deadliest Roads,  Crash Files, Impact, America's Deadliest Season, Into the Firestorm, Raw Nature, Iditarod, Herrings – all for Original Productions – and Shark Taggers (NBC).Paul returned to South Africa in mid-2012, where he has been involved in music production (Ard Matthews), writing music for commercials (Nedbank Private Wealth, OUTSurance, Spar, Nissan, Serengeti Beer)  and film-scoring: he recently composed the music for Kite (starring Samuel L. Jackson) and Shepherds and Butchers (directed by Oliver Shmitz and starring Steve Coogan) both for visionary South African producer Anant Singh.Welcome the awesome, Paul Hepker.Monday Morning Critic: Instagram, TiKTok, YouTube and Facebook.www.imdb.com/title/tt12597724/www.mmcpodcast.com

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For the almost 40 years we've been producing Hearts of Space, our mission has been to bring you "Ambient, Space, and Contemplative music from around the world and across the centuries." We've done it in dozens of countries and musical genres. Yet despite its rich and influential musical culture, we've only managed to create a handful of programs of the music of Africa. And within Africa, the music of West Africa and its signature instrument, the 22-string harp/lute called the kora—stands out for its melodic beauty and charm. On this transmission of Hearts of Space from guest producer DAVID J. EGAN, we focus on the gentle joy of West African music and the kora, on a program called 'WEST AFRICAN SPIRITS.' Music is by RODERICK McLEOD & VINOD PRASANNA, AYUB OGADA, SONA JOBARTEH, STEPHAN MICUS, SEBATIERRA, ABLAYE CISSOKO & VOLKER GOETZE, and DEREK GRIPPER. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

I come to the mountains, forests and streams, To connect with my heart and soul. Sitting in silence under the Sun, I know all that I need to know. There's always so much more to say! I'm trying to keep these short because I know you are busy, and I got feedback after that 1/2 hour one that it was just too long! So this week, I'm sorry to not have even mentioned Black Moon Lilith (seen in the thumbnail and opening) conjuncting the Sun at the 27th degree of Gemini. The Sabian symbol for that degree is: "A gypsy emerging from the forest wherein her tribe is encamped." Feel into that one! This reminds me that I barely touched on depression but know that it is almost palpable in the air, though many seek to ignore it. Both Mars conjunct Chiron and Venus/nodes square Saturn have to do with feeling, remembering, and healing deep emotional wounds from this life and others. Let's be clear, if you're not feeling some sorrow and grief these days, you are out of touch with your humanity! Yet, as Shakespeare said: "Parting is but sweet sorrow." Sitting in sadness can bring us down (or bring feelings up, whichever way you want to look at it) into deeper layers of our soul nature that hold many truths and bring tremendous self-knowledge. Let's remember that Aries/Mars rules both action and reaction. Chiron will bring to the surface times in the past when we have suffered as a result of "overacting," possibly incurring damage on others or Gaia due to impulsive, indiscriminate, unconscious willfulness. Conversely, this conjunction may bring up memories when our "overreacting" brought blame, shame, or pain to others. And let's not forget the opposite as that is what Chiron's wounds most often signify, UNDER acting, or failure to act or react when it was necessary, proper, and needed and we or others experienced pain as a result. The overdoing or underdoing symbolized by Chiron's placement in your birth chart and in transit is a result of what I will call "soul fragmentation," an aspect of yourself that has been separated from your soul identity from any number of past experiences and is therefore not connected, representing, or in alignment with your true nature. This week (and when Jupiter comes to Chiron next year) is a perfect time for soul retrieval wherein you call back these fragmented portions of your psyche. Have compassion for and forgive yourself (and others you may have blamed), and relax, exhale, and feel the relief of being reunited. Of course, a natural selection for Taurus is Simon and Garfunkel's "Sound of Silence!" We might add that to the expanding Pele Report Playlist on Spotify too. http://bit.ly/pele-soundtrack However, I did get goosebumps listening to this version of Amazing Grace: https://youtu.be/HsCp5LG_zNE And I also loved this version of Kothbiro, Ayub Ogada: https://youtu.be/L48PCisRZ7s Lastly, I share links and other relevant posts on our uncensored Telegram channel. If you're not yet on Telegram, you may want to get there as other avenues of free community building/sharing are becoming fewer and farther between! https://t.me/newparadigmastrology (public channel) ⚡️ To catch the live streaming of this weekend's "The Astrology of Sexuality," join The New Paradigm School of Astrology: https://bit.ly/newparadigmschool After subscribing, you will get a link to the Zoom! (We will share login info from Friday onwards) ⚡️ Come to Ibiza! https://bit.ly/kaypacha-ibiza-2022 So Much Love, Kaypacha

'If you will', primer disco en estudio en 15 años de la cantante brasileña Flora Purim, acaba de publicarse y escuchamos la canción de George Duke que le da título, '500 miles high', de Chick Corea, 'Newspaper girl' y 'Dandara'. Del disco 'Omera', de Ayub Ogada y Trevor Warren, las canciones 'Kothbiro', 'Mountains of the moon', 'Granary' y 'Job' y del disco de Adê 'Hello Cabo Verde' los temas 'Txeru pitada' y 'Sol di penose'. Adelanto del disco de Melody Gardot y Philippe Powell, 'Entre eux deux', previsto para finales de mayo: 'Plus fort que nous' y 'This foolish heart could love you'. Despide el pianista Fred Hersch con 'Wordly winds' de su último disco 'Breath by breath'. Escuchar audio

Makala hii imeanzia nchini Kenya ambako wanamuziki kutoka kabila la luo walikusanyika katika bustani ya Alliance Francaise Jijini Nairobi kuadhimisha miaka minne ya kifo cha mwanamuziki Job Seda, kwa jina maarufu kama Ayub Ogada. Kwa kuwa Machi ni mwezi wa La Francophonie ulimwenguni, RFI Kiswahili ilikuwepo hapo Alliance kurekodi vipindi mbali mbali mbele ya wanafunzi wa lugha ya kifaransa. Hatimaye, tutarejelea sehemu ya pili mahojiano ya mshindi wa tuzo ya RFI Prix Découverte 2021, Alesh pamoja na vijisehemu vya tamasha lake huko Paris february 28 2022.

The late Ayub Ogada was regarded as one of the greatest Kenyan artists of all time. He was born in 1956 in Mombassa as Job Seda, a descendant of the proud Luo people of western Kenya. At six, his parents took him to Chicago, where his father studied medicine. Ayub recalls meeting Muhammad Ali (then Cassius Clay), and experiencing the aftermath of American segregation, even as his parents toured college campuses performing Luo music at a time when the term 'world music' was unknown in commercial circles. Source: Real World Records There is a story in all of us. Kenyan Stories is the home of some of our exciting stories from all over Kenya and all over the world. In this episode of Kenyan Stories Extra, my guest is the hit and Kenyan best reggae star, Zizi Mbaya talking about his beginnings, and life. This is a super throwback from two decades ago. Regards, Daniel Duwa Kenyan Stories is produced by me, Daniel Duwa. Some of these stories have existed on different platforms, media outlets and in different formats, they will be available on this feed from now on. Please subscribe so that you are notified as soon as a new episode is available. Also, like, comment, share the stories with your families, friends, colleagues, near, wide, and far and support these stories. Feel free to recommend a guest for Kenyan Stories you would like to hear. Kenyan Stories, tales from the motherland. Regards, Daniel. Kenyan Stories by Daniel Duwa Please support my work here by making a donation here: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=8KLC7HNWNMY2L Listen to Kenyan Stories by Daniel Duwa Podcast here: https://anchor.fm/kenyanstories/episodes/Kenyan-Stories-by-Daniel-Duwa-Throwback-features---Kenyans-Best-Hollywood-Actor--Broadcaster---Oliver-Litondo-eskk0u Listen to Conversations with Daniel Duwa Podcast here: https://anchor.fm/danielduwa/episodes/Conversation-with-Daniel-Duwa---It-2020-Should-You-Make-Resolutions-ea1m6r Art Store: https://ko-fi.com/danielduwa/shop Online Store: https://fineartamerica.com/profiles/daniel-duwa/shop My Book: Uzuri by Daniel Duwa: Stunning Women in Nairobi https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08NK29XBB Words In Love by Daniel Duwa - A book of Poetry - https://www.amazon.com/WORDS-LOVE-POETRY-COLLECTION-DANIEL/dp/B0923XT4TN My Shopping Links: https://kit.co/danielduwa/stuff-i-use-and-recommend Podcaster and Executive Strategist & Intelligence Leadership Coach - growing talents, scaling businesses, and bringing clarity to corporates in uncertain times. #5nextsteps Filming, Photography, Creative, People, Places, Beautiful Things. The Innovation Centre, Loresho Ridge, Nairobi, Kenya. Both the Podcasts I produce - Kenyan Stories by Daniel Duwa & Conversations with Daniel Duwa are available on Google Podcasts, Apple Podcast, Stitcher, Pocket Cast, Anchor, RadioPublic, Pocket Cast, Spotify, or anywhere you get #storiesthatmatter and #podcasts. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kenyanstories/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kenyanstories/support

In this episode, Andy meets Kenyan harpist Ayub Ogada on a beach in Cornwall, the Antioch Gospel group in a car park in New Orleans, Cuarteto Iglesias on a roof top in Cuba and a young Ballake Sissoko next to the railway tracks in Bamako, Mali. On his very first day recording with his Walkman Pro, Andy visits the Edale Bluegrass Festival then travels to Leeds to record a rare performance from guitarist Mark Knopfler in a pub with his early group The Duolian String Pickers. Back in Andy's kitchen Louisiana comes to Crouch End with sessions from blues man Lazy Lester and Cajun stars DL Menard, Eddie LeJeune and Ken Smith. Plus we pay another visit to Wilkinson's HiFi in Nelson to find out just why the compact cassette format is so enduring and well loved.

1. (Sig) English Country Blues Band : The Italian Job from the CD Unruly (Weekend Beatnik) 2. E. T. Mensah : All For You from the CD King Of Highlife: Anthology (RetroAfric) 3. Rans Boi's African Highlife Band : Highlife Comes To Europe from the CD Highlife On The Move (Soundway) 4. Olivia Chaney : False Bride from the CD The Longest River (Nonesuch) 5. Josienne Clarke & Ben Walker : Banks Of Sweet Primroses from the CD fRoots 53 (fRoots) 6. Sam Lee And Friends : Bonny Bunch Of Roses from the CD The Fade In Time (Nest Collective) 7. Lead Belly : Bourgeois Blues from the CD The Smithsonian Folkways Collection (Smithsonian Folkways) 8. Derroll Adams : Rich & Rambling Boy from the LP Banjo Troubadour (Starman) 9. Nguyen Thi Lan : Road To Home from the CD Hanoi Masters (Glitterbeat) 10. Spiro : Folded In The Arms Of The Earth from the CD Welcome Joy And Welcome Sorrow (Real World) 11. Norman Blake : The New Dawning Day from the CD Wood, Wire & Words (Plectrafon) 12. Wizz Jones : Burma Star from the CD A Life On The Road (Sunbeam) 13. Monsieur Doumani : That's What the Kitten Wants from the CD Sikoses (Monsieur Doumani) 14. Re Niliu : Setta Pianeti from the CD In A Cosmic Ear (Alfa Music) 15. Malinky : The Bonnie Hoose O Airlie from the CD Far Better Days (Malinky Music) 16. Inge Thomson : The Snowstorm from the CD Da Fishing Hands (Inge Thomson) 17. Buena Vista Social Club : Macusa from the CD Lost And Found (World Circuit 18. Bassekou Kouyate & Ngoni Ba : Fama Magni from the CD Ba Power (Glitterbeat) 19. Altan : Buffalo Gals/Leather Britches/Leslie's Reel from the CD The Widening Gyre (Compass) 20. (Sig) English Country Blues Band : The Italian Job from the CD Unruly (Weekend Beatnik) 21. Rhiannon Giddens : Up Above My Head from the CD Tomorrow Is My Turn (Nonesuch) 22. Khiyo : Murshidi (Kachhe Nao Na Dekha Dao Na) from the CD Khiyo (Khiyo) 23. Spiro : Will You Go Walk The Woods So Wild from the CD Welcome Joy And Welcome Sorrow (Real World) 24. Eleven Magpies : Dusky Glimmers from the CD Eleven Magpies (Eleven Magpies) 25. Foghorn Stringband : Henry Lee from the CD Devil In The Seat (Foghorn Stringband) 26. Anna & Elizabeth : Lovin' Babe from the CD Anna & Elizabeth (Free Dirt) 27. Telling The Bees : Oxford May Song from the CD Steer By The Stars (Black Thrustle) 28. Eliza Carthy & Tim Eriksen : May Song from the CD Bottle (Hem Hem/ Navigator) 29. Jackie Oates : Hail! Hail! The First Of May from the CD The Spyglass & The Herringbone (ECC) 30. The Demon Barbers : May Song from the CD Disco At The Tavern (Demon Barbers) 31. Seckou Keita : Abdou N’Diaye from the CD 22 Strings (ARC/ Mwldan) 32. Ayub Ogada & Trevor Warren : Dero from the CD Kodhi (Long Tale) 33. Kelly Thoma : Salahi from the CD 7 Fish (Kelly Thoma) 34. Trio Dhoore : Special Bullets/ Air Force from the CD Parachute (Appel Rekords) 35. Beth Porter & The Availables : Salty Water from the LP Open Doors (King Bill) 36. Lau : The Death Of The Dining Car from the CD The Bell That Never Rang (Reveal) 37. Niyaz : Yek Nazar from the CD The Fourth Light (Six Degrees) 38. Canzoniere Grecanico Salentino : Solo Andata from the CD Quaranta (Ponderosa) 39. Tal National : Koana from the CD Zoy Zoy (Fat Cat) 40. Bert Jansch & John Renbourn : Goodbye Pork Pie Hat from the CD Bert And John (Earth) Podwireless can also be heard streamed live on Mixcloud. You can find more details including past playlists and links to labels at www.podwireless.com Follow the links for previous podcasts.

Un ejercicio de antropología sonora, con Annea Lockwood y Ruth Anderson, Clive Wright y el clásico Kothbiro de Ayub Ogada. Histórico de emisiones: 07/08/18 Escuchar audio

Traditional benga music to Afro-fusion, plus legend Ayub Ogada plays the nyatiti (Kenyan harp); broadcaster Bill Odidi reports from Nairobi in this week's road trip

Nieuwe CD's, concerttips, een kort I.M. Ayub Ogada en een opname van November Music 2018: het Britse ensemble Icebreaker speelt werk van Anna Meredith. Met muziek van Marin Marais door Mike Fentross (theorbe en vihuela), Maarten Ornstein (basklarinet); het trio Mike Fentross (theorbe en vihuela), Maarten Ornstein (basklarinet), Rima Khcheich (zang); Igor Strawinsky door de Marinierskapel; Cristobal de Morales door Hesperion XX; Jean Guyot door Cinquecento; Ayub Ogada; William Bolcom doorDuo Andreas Mader (sax) en Christos Papandreopoulos (piano); Anna Meredith door Icebreaker; en Eliane Radrique.

Comenzamos con homenajes al artista ugandés Ayub Ogada y al palestino Adel Salameh, recientemente fallecidos, al igual que Phil Stanton, creador de los sellos Riverboat, World Music Network y la serie de discos de las Rough Guides. Continuamos con nuestras #Mundofonews, con los festivales ganadores de los Transglobal World Music Chart Festival Awards: Jeonju International Sori Festival (Corea) y WOMADelaide (Australia). De este último comentamos la programación de su nueva edición y mencionamos a otros galardonados como World Music Festival Bratislava y Fira Mediterània de Manresa. Hablamos de otros premios en los que tiene presencia Mundofonías, como los Aga Khan Music Initiative Awards, los Premios MIN de la Música Independiente o el Premio Andrea Parodi, abierto ya a las propuestas artísticas para este año. También están abiertas las convocatorias para WOMEX, SOL Madrid, Fira Mediterrània, Le Kolatier (Camerún), Marahaba Music Expo (Burundi), Bayimba Festival (Uganda) y la nueva edición de los Transglobal World Music Chart Festival Awards. Hablamos también de la Etnogaala de la música finlandesa, de los ciclos Klangkosmos (Alemania) y Arabofolies* (París), así como de la publicación gratuita por capítulos del libro “La voz indómita” dedicado a la saharaui Mariem Hassan en la web del sello Nubenegra. We start we three tributes: to the Ugandan artist Ayub Ogada, the Palestinian Adel Salameh, both recently passed away, as well as Phil Stanton, creator of Riverboat and World Music Network labels and the Rough Guides albums series. We continue with our #Mundofonews, talking about the Transglobal World Music Chart Festival Awards‘ winners: Jeonju International Sori Festival (Korea) and WOMADelaide (Australia). We talk about this year's program of WOMADelaide and we also mention other awarded festivals, like World Music Festival Bratislava and Fira Mediterània de Manresa. We also talk about other awards in which Mundofonías is envolved, like Aga Khan Music Initiative Awards, Premios MIN de la Música Independiente or Premio Andrea Parodi. We announce that call for proposals is open for Premio Andrea Parodi, WOMEX, SOL Madrid, Fira Mediterrània, Le Kolatier (Cameroon), Marahaba Music Expo (Burundi), Bayimba Festival (Uganda) and the new edition of the Transglobal World Music Chart Festival Awards. We also talk about the Finnish music Etnogaala, the music series Klangkosmos (Germany) and Arabofolies* (Paris), and also about the free publication, chapter by chapter, of the book dedicated to the Sahrawi artist Mariem Hassan “La voz indómita” at Nubenegra label's website. Reproductor de audio · Ayub Ogada – Kothhbiro – En mana kuoyo · Adel Salameh – Chimar – Nuzha · Hassan Erraji & Arabesque – Nikriz – Nikriz · Amjad Ali Khan – Miya-ki-malhar (teen-tal) – Inde du Nord · Naïssam Jalal – Al leil – Quest of the invisible · Nasser Houari & Jean-Philippe Collard-Neven – Son bati – Yalla · Officina Zoè – Mercanistan [+ Mercan Dede] – Incontri live Imagen: / Image: Ayub Ogada *Después de la realización de este programa y de ser anunciado en él, la organización de Arabofolies (Institut du Monde Arabe) ha suspendido la actuación de Aziza Brahim. *After this program was made, the organisation of Arabofolies series (Institut du Monde Arabe) has cancelled Aziza Brahim's concert.

Au programme ce Mercredi ! Les espions, James bond, les secrets, le mystère, les opérations secret défense, sont beaucoup de mots qui regorgent de choses cachées. Avec Dorothée, nous avons eu envie de creuser le sujet du renseignement et de l'espionnage dans les livres et dans les films. Aussi, vous rencontrez John Le Carré, James Bond, Oss 117 et certains personnages que l'on nomme des taupes. Embarquez avec nous dans les affaires secrètes du monde ! Les musiques de l'émission : "Kothbiro" par Ayub Ogada, bande originale du film The Constant Gardener Extraits de films : - L'espion qui venait du froid - OSS 117 : Le Caire, nid d'espion - James Bond : Casino royal - James Bond : Skyfall - La Taupe

  Au programme ce Mercredi ! Les espions, James bond, les secrets, le mystère, les opérations secret défense, sont beaucoup de mots qui regorgent de choses cachées. Avec Dorothée, nous avons eu envie de creuser le sujet du renseignement et de l'espionnage dans les livres et dans les films. Aussi, vous rencontrez John Le Carré, James Bond, Oss 117 et certains personnages que l'on nomme des taupes. Embarquez avec nous dans les affaires secrètes du monde !   Les musiques de l’émission : "Kothbiro" par Ayub Ogada, bande originale du film The Constant Gardener   Extraits de films : - L'espion qui venait du froid - OSS 117 : Le Caire, nid d'espion - James Bond : Casino royal - James Bond : Skyfall - La Taupe

Elke week mooie muzikale ontdekkingen, met in De Buitenbocht muziek van componist en saxofonist Pedro Iturralde. En omdat in Hertme het Afrika Festival nog maar net afgelopen is ook een paar fijne stukken Afrikaanse muziek: Ayub Ogada (met het Nederlands Blazers Ensemble) en een deel uit de Karoo Symphony van Gideon Fagan.

In this special podcast extra, Marika Partridge takes the APWW microphone to the National Mall to record music and stories representing the 42 tribes of Kenya. Kenya and China were featured at the festival. We'll hear the latest from Ayub Ogada, Eric Wainaina, John Nzenze, Winyo and other Kenyan music stars.

Recorded at the African Heritage House outside Nairobi. Two generations of the Luo tribe perform the music of their people. Ayub Ogada has reached an international market as a world musician but here he returns to his acoustic roots and the ancient nyatiti lyre. This is the instrument of the Luo people and he has evolved a softer, gentler sound' to which he adds his distinctive soft sweet voice. In contrast, The Sega Sega Band, play Benga music, the style that is at the root of Kenyan pop music from the 60s to the present day. The melodies and rhythms are shaped by the tuning of the nyatiti harp and orutu, (a single string fiddle) but they have modernised the music to create uptempo dance music and transferred the musical lines to the modern guitar.

Repasamos en esta edición la recopilación '30 Real World at Womad', recogiendo músicas de artistas que graban en dicho sello y que han participado en dicho festival, ambos impulsados originariamente por Peter Gabriel. Suenan el etíope Samuel Yirga, los anglo-etíopes Dub Colossus, los anglo-gambianos Juju, los tanzanos Remmy Ongala & Orchestre Super Matimila, el keniata Ayub Ogada, el hondureño garífuna Aurelio, la colombiana Totó la Momposina y sus Tambores, los cubanos del Creole Choir of Cuba y los ingleses Spiro.

Cetacean symphony; the inaugural UT outing from Marc Kundalini, featuring expansive oceanic sounds from Vangelis, Eric Serra, Enigma, Pink Floyd, Baaba Maal, Ayub Ogada, Sheila Chandra and a host of others.

Cetacean symphony; the inaugural UT outing from Marc Kundalini, featuring expansive oceanic sounds from Vangelis, Eric Serra, Enigma, Pink Floyd, Baaba Maal, Ayub Ogada, Sheila Chandra and a host of others.