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3 episodes with Bouzouki
Professor Nicholas G. Hatsopoulos from the Department of Organismal Biology and Anatomy is on The Course this week to discuss his career path. From majoring in physics to psychology, to playing the Bouzouki and working in Greece for a year, it was only later in life that Professor Hatsopoulos found Neuroscience and found his passion as a scientist working on how the brain directs body movements. As his research team continues to explore this field, wearable robots or exoskeletons might not be too far in the horizon. Tune in to hear more about his career story!
To support the show, for ad free episodes and exclusive content sign up here.The music heard on this episode is called Nostalgia by Georgia Kombou. Click here to listen.On this episode George and Maria talk about the musical instrument known as the Bouzouki, which is an integral part of the greek culture and music.Tune in to hear about this musical instrument and also meet an award winning Bouzouki player from the island of Cyprus called Georgia Kombou.To connect with Georgia, find her on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and Spotify.Greek phrase shared on the episode: Where can I find live bouzouki music please?: Pou boró na vro zontaní mousikí me bouzoúki parakaló? (In Greek: Που μπορώ να βρω ζωντανή μουσική με μπουζούκι παρακαλώ;)Check out the My Greek Island website www.mygreekis.land where you can find blog posts to inspire your next trip, travel tips to download on your phone and more. Also give us a follow on instagram and TikTok to keep up to date with the My Greek Island adventures, and for those of you visiting Greece remember to tag us for a future feature.If you liked the episode, feel free to leave a rating and review, and to make sure you are notified as soon as future episodes are released, press the subscribe or follow button on the podcast platform of your choice.There are 227 inhabited Greek Islands, which one will YOU visit next?#MGIPODCAST Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
143 - Phil X In episode 143 of “Have Guitar Will Travel”, presented by Vintage Guitar Magazine, host, James Patrick Regan speaks with guitarist extraordinaire Phil X. In their conversation Phil tells us about living in LA, his childhood in Toronto and his early musical experiences being encouraged to play guitar by his father who played Bouzouki. Phil tells about the bands he's played in: Aldo Nova, Triumph, Powder and of course Bon Jovi as well as his own band Phil X and the Drills. Phil talks gear throughout the years including his signature pickups from Arcane and his signature guitars including his new Gibson SG a body style he loves. He also tells us about how worked in his father's restaurant to pay for his gear growing up. Phil also tells us his love of the P90 pickup. Phil discusses his studio work playing on a lot of the American Idol stars work (Kelly Clarkson, Daughtry) as well as Tommy Lee's solo work, Rob Zombie and Alice Cooper. You can find a comprehensive list of his session work on Phil's fan site: philxfanclub.com Phil tells us how he became a vocalist and how he developed his range… he sings the high part of “Living On A Prayer” with Bon Jovi live. Phil talks about “Fretted Americana” a YouTube channel showcasing guitars. We talk a little about NAMM and the places he'll be during the convention as well as gigs coming up. Phil is active on the socials, his website is down right now, but he suggested his fan site is the place to find info: philxfanclub.com . . Please subscribe, like, comment, share and review this podcast! . #VintageGuitarMagazine #PhilX #AldoNova #GibsonGuitar #GibsonCustomShop #BonJovi #ArcanePickups #Triumph #GuitarHero #Shredder #theDeadlies #Powder #PhilXandtheDrills #haveguitarwilltravelpodcast #hgwt #HGWT . . . Please like, comment, and share this podcast! Download Link
Piano och den grekiska lutan bouzouki är inte den mest självklara jazz-sättningen. På den nya skivan Arcs and rivers möter jazzpianisten Joel Lyssarides bouzoukimästaren Georgios Prokopiou. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Men det var inte ett möte som var helt självklart från början: – Jag tycker att han såg skräckinjagande ut – jag var lite rädd för honom, berättar Joel Lyssarides i intervjun i P1 Kultur, med Lisa Wall.
Wer sich vom etwas rauhen und lauten Openersong «A Load I Can Carry» nicht vertreiben lässt, wird den Rest des Albums «One More Day» umso mehr geniessen. Die eingeschlagene Richtung richtet den Fokus ganz klar auf gitarrenlastige Lieder ohne Schnickschnack. Ein Hörgenuss! «One More Day» besteht aus 13 Songs, Originalkompositionen und Coversongs, verzaubert mit Gesang, Gitarren, Banjo, Bouzouki, Bass, Klavier und Hammondorgel. Die Musikbandbreite spannt dabei von hartem Rock bis zu entspannten Fusstappern und Folksongs. Es ist eine Wohltat für Fans von echter Musik und Vinyl-Freaks (wie zum Beispiel dem Redaktor dieser Sendung). Und natürlich darf bei diesem Musikstil auch eine Geige nicht fehlen. Bemerkenswert: Das Album wird auf keinem der gängigsten Streamingportale zu hören sein. Hank Shizzoe geht davon aus, dass seine Fans über einen guten alten Plattenspieler oder ein CD-Gerät verfügen - und dass Musik einen gewissen Wert haben soll. Ebenfalls in dieser Sendung schauen wir auf den Schweizer Musiktag vom 13. September 2024 zurück und lassen live gespielte Songs von Trummer & Valeska Steiner sowie Martina Linn Revue passieren.
Famed Bouzouki player Manolis Michalakis drops by Ouzo Talk to talk all things Rebetika and the instrument that has come to characterise the genre. Often referred to as 'the blues of Greece', Rebetika is an important part of Greece's musical and cultural heritage, in a marriage of instruments and styles that draw inspiration from ancient Greece, right through to Smyrna in the early 20th century. With the help of our resident Bouzouki expert, George Calopedos, the boys share a few drinks, play some songs and get to the bottom of this important genre.This episode is brought to you by,KST Buses https://www.kstbuses.com.au/The Greek Providorehttps://thegreekprovidore.com.au/?gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIjtOJ253VhgMVeG4PAh1aDg2nEAAYASAAEgIMuvD_BwESend us a Text Message.Support the Show.Email us at ouzotalk@outlook.comSubscribe to our Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3n85GSdk5Q&t=6sFollow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OuzoTalkFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ouzo_talk/
This week, music and politics collide. We're talking about Greece's plan to enforce quotas for Greek-language lyrics on the radio, and the racist backlash against Aya Nakamura's rumoured booking for the Paris Olympics. Plus, a great interview with Politico's senior climate reporter Zia Weise about the EU's once-trumpeted nature restoration law. Can the EU still claim to be a world leader when it comes to going green? FULL EPISODE TRANSCRIPT HERE: https://europeanspodcast.com/episodes/less-beyonce-more-bouzouki You can find Zia on Twitter here and read her reporting here. The soundtrack to this week's episode: 'Doggy' by Aya Nakamura; 'Zari' by Marina Satti; 'White Foxes' by Susanne Sundfør. Also recommended this week: 'Smoke Sauna Sisterhood' and Utrecht's fish doorbell. Thanks for listening! If you enjoy our podcast, we'd love it if you'd consider chipping in a few bucks a month at patreon.com/europeanspodcast (many currencies are available). You can also help new listeners find the show by leaving us a review or giving us five stars on Spotify. 00:22 Velkommen til The Europeans podcast!02:23 Good Week: Aya Nakamura10:35 Bad Week: The plan for Greek-language radio quotas22:38 Interview: Zia Weise on the EU's nature restoration law35:15 The Inspiration Station: Susanne Sundfør and 'Smoke Sauna Sisterhood'38:43 Happy Ending: Utrecht's fish doorbell Producers: Katy Lee and Wojciech OleksiakMixing and mastering: Wojciech OleksiakMusic: Jim Barne and Mariska Martina Instagram | Threads | Twitter | Mastodon | hello@europeanspodcast.com
Willie Stewart runs Nyahh Records from his home in Co Leitrim. After releasing the brilliant I Am Kurdish by Mohammad Syfkhan in February, Willie talks about how that album came together and talks about Mohammad's story and musical output. Then he talks through other releases on the label, like Natalia Beylis' collaboration with Eimear Reidy, Ian Lynch's solo debut, and the two compilations from 2023: A Collection of Songs in the Traditional & Sean-Nós Style and Under the Island: Experimental Music in Ireland 1960-1994. Nyahh Records discography on Bandcamp: https://nyahhrecords.bandcamp.com/album/under-the-island-experimental-music-in-ireland-1960-1994 Ley Lines: https://daily.bandcamp.com/ley-lines/ley-lines-february-2024 Mohammad Syfkhan tour dates: March 28: Record Room, Limerick March 29: Bello Bar, Dublin April 4: Vicar Street (Gig for Gaza, w/ ØXN, Junior Brother, Pretty Happy) Mohammad Syfkhan is a Kurdish/Syrian Singer and Bouzouki player. He began playing music in 1980 while he was in college studying nursing. When he got his degree in 1983, Mohammad moved to the city of Raqqa, Syria where he began working as a professional singer and started his own band, The Al-Rabie Band which played concerts, parties, weddings and festivals all over Syria. The Al-Rabie Band were a much sought-after group. Their live sets included Kurdish, Arabic, Turkish and some Western songs as well as Mohammad's own original material. Mohammad continued to play with his band while also working as a surgical nurse until the war broke out in 2011. This unfortunately brought tragedy to Mohammad's family when one of his sons was killed by Isis thus threatening the lives of the rest of his family. His family had no choice but to leave their home and seek safety in Europe. Three of Mohammad's sons were resettled in Germany while Mohammad, his young daughter and wife were taken in by Ireland. Mohammad has spoken at length of his confusion and despair with fundamentalists and how their message is a far cry from the teachings of love and understanding that he considers the true message of Islam. Since arriving in Ireland, Mohammad has used the language of music to integrate into the local community by playing at private parties and concerts. He regularly plays at weddings and events for the Kurdish and Syrian communities all over Ireland and in Germany. He has collaborated with such Irish artists as Martin Hayes, Cormac Begley, Eimear Reidy, Cathal Roche and Vincent Woods. In 2023 he opened for Lankum at the Cork Opera House and received huge applause from the packed out room. Mohammad's own brand of ecstatic music takes elements from Middle Eastern and North African music to create an atmosphere of joy, love and happiness. The songs on ‘I am Kurdish' have been recorded and mixed with the view to make them to suitable for listening to at a small get together or to be played on a big rig at night clubs. Either way, it is a record that will make people dance. Three of the tracks on the album feature accompaniment by two fellow Leitrim-based musicians: composer, improviser, sound artist and saxophonist Cathal Roche and composer, improviser and cellist Eimear Reidy. Mohammad says: “I thank everyone who has stood with me and supported me. And I especially thank the Irish people who have engaged with my music in such a wonderful way. I consider myself lucky to have come to this wonderful country that has welcomed me and all refugees. I thank God for everything, and now, thanks to this wonderful country, I am a musician and have a safe home. Thank you to the Irish government and people for giving me the honour of calling this country my home.”
Travesía. Recorremos la geografía y sus músicas. Para más detalles: https://slumdar2.wordpress.com TIME AND TRACK LIST [00:00:54] – 01. dorantes – la hazaña (live in concert) [00:09:09] – 02. dorantes – orobroy a solas (live in concert) [00:15:41] – 03. ichiko aoba – asleep among endives [00:21:53] – 04. ichiko aoba – porcelain [00:25:51] – 05. suss – shimmer [00:31:16] – 06. suss – heat haze [00:35:38] – 07. linda rum – dobranoc [00:37:50] – 08. linda rum – innen [00:3:40] 9– 09. gerardo frisina – mulata [00:46:43] – 10. gerardo frisina – open up your mind [00:52:01] – 11. annette peacock – mia’s proof [00:58:17] – 12. annette peacock – over [01:01:59] – 13. deyampert – it’s you [01:08:02] – 14. audiophysical feat. hugo kant – divisibility [01:13:24] – 15. simon linsteadt – simian line [01:17:26] – 16. sona jobarteh – gambia [01:22:51] – 17. brendan perry – bring me a cup of wine [01:28:42] – 18. brendan perry – christos, play the bouzouki
Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 936, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: halls of fame 1: It opened in Cooperstown, New York in 1939. Baseball Hall of Fame. 2: Wade Boggs, Satchel Paige. baseball. 3: This prodigy who won the U.S. Open at age 14 in 1957 was a charter member of the U.S. Chess Hall of Fame. Bobby Fischer. 4: "King Me" if you know that Petal, Mississippi is home to the international hall of fame for this game. checkers. 5: Instead of just "standing on a corner in" this Arizona city, drop by an Astronaut Hall of Fame. Winslow. Round 2. Category: money superstitions 1: When you give one of these to a man, a coin or bill should be in it so he'll never be out of money. a wallet. 2: If your left hand does this, money is coming. itches. 3: A groom may give a bride a penny to wear in this for good luck. a shoe. 4: Turn over a silver coin in your pocket when you see this heavenly body and your wish will come true. the Moon. 5: Carrying a coin with this year stamped on it is supposed to bring you good luck. the year of your birth. Round 3. Category: stringed instruments 1: The OED says this word for a violin is "only in familiar or contemptuous use". fiddle. 2: The best classical guitars are this type named for a country, like the ones made by Alhambra. Spanish guitars. 3: Its name may come from the African "mbanza", which is a similar instrument. Banjo. 4: This instrument played by Manolis Hiotis is Greek to me (and everyone else, too). Bouzouki. 5: Jacqueline du Pre made an acclaimed Carnegie Hall debut May 14, 1965 playing Elgar's concerto for this instrument. cello. Round 4. Category: rock bands 1: Steven Tyler of this group said the Grateful Dead "were worried about us, so that gives you some idea of how (messed) up and crazy we were". Aerosmith. 2: ("Heart of Glass"). Blondie. 3: ("Fight for Your Right"). The Beastie Boys. 4: The classic "Free Bird" by this southern rock group was a tribute to Duane Allman. Lynyrd Skynyrd. 5: Fans of this current band are known as Firebreathers. Imagine Dragons. Round 5. Category: high intelligence 1: In 2004 he replaced George Tenet as the permanent head of the CIA. Porter Goss. 2: The name of this intelligence service established in 1951 is from the Hebrew for "institution". Mossad. 3: John Thurloe was this English leader's intelligence chief in the 1650s, gathering info on royalist plots. (Oliver) Cromwell. 4: During World War II Gen. Bill Donovan ran this forerunner of the CIA. the OSS (Office of Strategic Services). 5: Sanskrit for "learned man", this term was used for natives recruited into intelligence gathering in British India. pundit. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia! Special thanks to https://blog.feedspot.com/trivia_podcasts/
Mt 14, 1-12: En aquel tiempo, el rey Herodes oyó lo que contaban de Jesús y les dijo a sus cortesanos: "Es Juan el Bautista, que ha resucitado de entre los muertos y por eso actúan en él fuerzas milagrosas". Herodes había apresado a Juan y lo había encadenado en la cárcel por causa de Herodías, la mujer de su hermano Filipo, pues Juan le decía a Herodes que no le estaba permitido tenerla por mujer. Y aunque quería quitarle la vida, le tenía miedo a la gente, porque creían que Juan era un profeta. Pero llegó el cumpleaños de Herodes, y la hija de Herodías bailó delante de todos y le gustó tanto a Herodes, que juró darle lo que le pidiera. Ella, aconsejada por su madre, le dijo: "Dame, sobre esta bandeja, la cabeza de Juan el Bautista". El rey se entristeció, pero a causa de su juramento y por no quedar mal con los invitados, ordenó que se la dieran; y entonces mandó degollar a Juan en la cárcel. Trajeron, pues, la cabeza en una bandeja, se la entregaron a la joven y ella se la llevó a su madre. Después vinieron los discípulos de Juan, recogieron el cuerpo, lo sepultaron, y luego fueron a avisarle a Jesús. #jmj2023 #lisboa2023 Mt 13, 54-58: En aquel tiempo, Jesús llegó a su tierra y se puso a enseñar a la gente en la sinagoga, de tal forma, que todos estaban asombrados y se preguntaban: "¿De dónde ha sacado éste esa sabiduría y esos poderes milagrosos? ¿Acaso no es éste el hijo del carpintero? ¿No se llama María su madre y no son sus hermanos Santiago, José, Simón y Judas? ¿Qué no viven entre nosotros todas sus hermanas? ¿De dónde, pues, ha sacado todas estas cosas?" Y se negaban a creer en él. Entonces, Jesús les dijo: "Un profeta no es despreciado más que en su patria y en su casa". Y no hizo muchos milagros allí por la incredulidad de ellos. #jmj2023 #lisboa2023 (No tengo los derechos de la Música) La música de fondo es la adaptación en castellano del himno oficial de la JMJ de Lisboa 2023. Letra: João Paulo Vaz (Pe), Matilde Trocado, Hugo Gonçalves (Pe). Música: Pedro Ferreira Arreglos musicales: Carlos García Producción y dirección musical: Carlos García Grabación de las pistas originales: Nelson Canoa y Carlos García Batería y percusiones: Marito Marques Bajo: Cícero Lee Guitarras Acústica y Eléctrica: Tiago Oliveira Cavaquinhos, Bouzouki y Banjolinas: Luís Peixoto Guitarra Portuguesa: Bernardo Romão Piano, teclados, cordófonos y otras percusiones: Carlos García Créditos de la adaptación española: Producción ejecutiva del himno: Subcomisión para la Juventud e Infancia de la Conferencia Episcopal Española. Propiedad: Subcomisión para la Juventud e Infancia de la Conferencia Episcopal Española. Adaptación de la traducción al castellano: David Santafé Producción y dirección de la versión española: David Santafé Grabación de voces en castellano en Santafé Producciones Artísticas (Madrid, España) (www.santafeproducciones.com), excepto Marta Mesa y Jesús Cabello grabados en SMStudios (Lucena, España), y Alfonso Moreno grabado en “5 panes y 2 peces” Estudio (Jeréz de la Frontera, España) Mezcla y mastering: David Santafé Programaciones adicionales: David Santafé Guitarras españolas: Rubén de Lis Guitarra eléctrica solista: Pablo Ramírez Guitarras eléctricas adicionales: Pablo Ramírez Voces por orden de aparición: María Díaz, Marta Mesa, Jesús Cabello, Mingos Lorenzo, Juan Carvajal (Aaira Band), Unai Quirós, Sophia G. Robisco, Teresa Palomar, Pilar González, Celia Salamanca, Migueli, Aisha, Paola Pablo, Daniel Gómez (La Voz del Desierto) y Alfonso Moreno (Grupo Ixcís) Producción del videoclip: Carlos Castilla Agradecimientos a TRECE TV y Canal Diocesano de Toledo
Mt 13, 54-58: En aquel tiempo, Jesús llegó a su tierra y se puso a enseñar a la gente en la sinagoga, de tal forma, que todos estaban asombrados y se preguntaban: "¿De dónde ha sacado éste esa sabiduría y esos poderes milagrosos? ¿Acaso no es éste el hijo del carpintero? ¿No se llama María su madre y no son sus hermanos Santiago, José, Simón y Judas? ¿Qué no viven entre nosotros todas sus hermanas? ¿De dónde, pues, ha sacado todas estas cosas?" Y se negaban a creer en él. Entonces, Jesús les dijo: "Un profeta no es despreciado más que en su patria y en su casa". Y no hizo muchos milagros allí por la incredulidad de ellos. #jmj2023 #lisboa2023 (No tengo los derechos de la Música) La música de fondo es la adaptación en castellano del himno oficial de la JMJ de Lisboa 2023. Letra: João Paulo Vaz (Pe), Matilde Trocado, Hugo Gonçalves (Pe). Música: Pedro Ferreira Arreglos musicales: Carlos García Producción y dirección musical: Carlos García Grabación de las pistas originales: Nelson Canoa y Carlos García Batería y percusiones: Marito Marques Bajo: Cícero Lee Guitarras Acústica y Eléctrica: Tiago Oliveira Cavaquinhos, Bouzouki y Banjolinas: Luís Peixoto Guitarra Portuguesa: Bernardo Romão Piano, teclados, cordófonos y otras percusiones: Carlos García Créditos de la adaptación española: Producción ejecutiva del himno: Subcomisión para la Juventud e Infancia de la Conferencia Episcopal Española. Propiedad: Subcomisión para la Juventud e Infancia de la Conferencia Episcopal Española. Adaptación de la traducción al castellano: David Santafé Producción y dirección de la versión española: David Santafé Grabación de voces en castellano en Santafé Producciones Artísticas (Madrid, España) (www.santafeproducciones.com), excepto Marta Mesa y Jesús Cabello grabados en SMStudios (Lucena, España), y Alfonso Moreno grabado en “5 panes y 2 peces” Estudio (Jeréz de la Frontera, España) Mezcla y mastering: David Santafé Programaciones adicionales: David Santafé Guitarras españolas: Rubén de Lis Guitarra eléctrica solista: Pablo Ramírez Guitarras eléctricas adicionales: Pablo Ramírez Voces por orden de aparición: María Díaz, Marta Mesa, Jesús Cabello, Mingos Lorenzo, Juan Carvajal (Aaira Band), Unai Quirós, Sophia G. Robisco, Teresa Palomar, Pilar González, Celia Salamanca, Migueli, Aisha, Paola Pablo, Daniel Gómez (La Voz del Desierto) y Alfonso Moreno (Grupo Ixcís) Producción del videoclip: Carlos Castilla Agradecimientos a TRECE TV y Canal Diocesano de Toledo
Mt 13, 47-53: En aquel tiempo, Jesús dijo a la multitud: "El Reino de los cielos se parece también a la red que los pescadores echan en el mar y recoge toda clase de peces. Cuando se llena la red, los pescadores la sacan a la playa y se sientan a escoger los pescados; ponen los buenos en canastos y tiran los malos. Lo mismo sucederá al final de los tiempos: vendrán los ángeles, separarán a los malos de los buenos y los arrojarán al horno encendido. Allí será el llanto y la desesperación.¿Han entendido todo esto?'' Ellos le contestaron: "Sí". Entonces él les dijo: "Por eso, todo escriba instruido en las cosas del Reino de los cielos es semejante al padre de familia, que va sacando de su tesoro cosas nuevas y cosas antiguas".Y cuando acabó de decir estas parábolas, Jesús se marchó de allí. #jmj2023 #lisboa2023 #jmjlisboa2023 (No tengo los derechos de la Música) La música de fondo es la adaptación en castellano del himno oficial de la JMJ de Lisboa 2023. Letra: João Paulo Vaz (Pe), Matilde Trocado, Hugo Gonçalves (Pe). Música: Pedro Ferreira Arreglos musicales: Carlos García Producción y dirección musical: Carlos García Grabación de las pistas originales: Nelson Canoa y Carlos García Batería y percusiones: Marito Marques Bajo: Cícero Lee Guitarras Acústica y Eléctrica: Tiago Oliveira Cavaquinhos, Bouzouki y Banjolinas: Luís Peixoto Guitarra Portuguesa: Bernardo Romão Piano, teclados, cordófonos y otras percusiones: Carlos García Créditos de la adaptación española: Producción ejecutiva del himno: Subcomisión para la Juventud e Infancia de la Conferencia Episcopal Española. Propiedad: Subcomisión para la Juventud e Infancia de la Conferencia Episcopal Española. Adaptación de la traducción al castellano: David Santafé Producción y dirección de la versión española: David Santafé Grabación de voces en castellano en Santafé Producciones Artísticas (Madrid, España) (www.santafeproducciones.com), excepto Marta Mesa y Jesús Cabello grabados en SMStudios (Lucena, España), y Alfonso Moreno grabado en “5 panes y 2 peces” Estudio (Jeréz de la Frontera, España) Mezcla y mastering: David Santafé Programaciones adicionales: David Santafé Guitarras españolas: Rubén de Lis Guitarra eléctrica solista: Pablo Ramírez Guitarras eléctricas adicionales: Pablo Ramírez Voces por orden de aparición: María Díaz, Marta Mesa, Jesús Cabello, Mingos Lorenzo, Juan Carvajal (Aaira Band), Unai Quirós, Sophia G. Robisco, Teresa Palomar, Pilar González, Celia Salamanca, Migueli, Aisha, Paola Pablo, Daniel Gómez (La Voz del Desierto) y Alfonso Moreno (Grupo Ixcís)
Mt 13, 44-46: En aquel tiempo, Jesús dijo a la multitud: "El Reino de los cielos se parece a un tesoro escondido en un campo. El que lo encuentra lo vuelve a esconder, y lleno de alegría, va y vende cuanto tiene y compra aquel campo. El Reino de los cielos se parece también a un comerciante en perlas finas que, al encontrar una perla muy valiosa, va y vende cuanto tiene y la compra''. #jmj2023 #lisboa2023 #jmjlisboa2023 (No tengo los derechos de la Música) La música de fondo es la adaptación en castellano del himno oficial de la JMJ de Lisboa 2023. Letra: João Paulo Vaz (Pe), Matilde Trocado, Hugo Gonçalves (Pe). Música: Pedro Ferreira Arreglos musicales: Carlos García Producción y dirección musical: Carlos García Grabación de las pistas originales: Nelson Canoa y Carlos García Batería y percusiones: Marito Marques Bajo: Cícero Lee Guitarras Acústica y Eléctrica: Tiago Oliveira Cavaquinhos, Bouzouki y Banjolinas: Luís Peixoto Guitarra Portuguesa: Bernardo Romão Piano, teclados, cordófonos y otras percusiones: Carlos García Créditos de la adaptación española: Producción ejecutiva del himno: Subcomisión para la Juventud e Infancia de la Conferencia Episcopal Española. Propiedad: Subcomisión para la Juventud e Infancia de la Conferencia Episcopal Española. Adaptación de la traducción al castellano: David Santafé Producción y dirección de la versión española: David Santafé Grabación de voces en castellano en Santafé Producciones Artísticas (Madrid, España) (www.santafeproducciones.com), excepto Marta Mesa y Jesús Cabello grabados en SMStudios (Lucena, España), y Alfonso Moreno grabado en “5 panes y 2 peces” Estudio (Jeréz de la Frontera, España) Mezcla y mastering: David Santafé Programaciones adicionales: David Santafé Guitarras españolas: Rubén de Lis Guitarra eléctrica solista: Pablo Ramírez Guitarras eléctricas adicionales: Pablo Ramírez Voces por orden de aparición: María Díaz, Marta Mesa, Jesús Cabello, Mingos Lorenzo, Juan Carvajal (Aaira Band), Unai Quirós, Sophia G. Robisco, Teresa Palomar, Pilar González, Celia Salamanca, Migueli, Aisha, Paola Pablo, Daniel Gómez (La Voz del Desierto) y Alfonso Moreno (Grupo Ixcís)
durée : 00:43:13 - Par les temps qui courent - par : Marie Richeux - Rencontre avec l'auteur-compositeur-interprète Johan Papaconstantino à l'occasion de la sortie de son premier album "Premier degré" sur le label Animal 63. - invités : Johan Papaconstantino Auteur, compositeur et interprète
durée : 00:43:13 - Par les temps qui courent - par : Marie Richeux - Rencontre avec l'auteur-compositeur-interprète Johan Papaconstantino à l'occasion de la sortie de son premier album "Premier degré" sur le label Animal 63. - invités : Johan Papaconstantino Auteur, compositeur et interprète
The bouzouki arrived in Greece following the 1919–1922 war in Asia Minor and the subsequent population exchange between Greece and Turkey. The early bouzoukia mostly had three courses (six strings in three pairs, known as trichordo) and were tuned in different ways, according to the scale one wanted to play. At the end of the 1950s, four-course (tetrachordo) bouzouki started to gain popularity. The four-course bouzouki was made popular by Manolis Chiotis, who also used a tuning akin to standard guitar tuning, which made it easier for guitarists to play bouzouki; this angered purists, but allowed for greater virtuosity and helped elevate the bouzouki into a truly popular instrument capable of a wide range of musical expression. Recently the three-course bouzouki has gained in popularity. The first recording with the four-course instrument was made in 1956.
Welcome to Get Up in the Cool: Old Time Music with Cameron DeWhitt and Friends! This week's friends are Alan Murray and Andrew Finn Magill. We recorded on Saturday at my home in Portland, OR. Tune in this episode: * Big Scioty (0:36) * Squirrel Hunters (13:58) * Duck River (21:02) * John Brady's / Australian Waters / The Bank of Turf (26:45) * Walk Along John to Kansas (33:22) * Bonus track: Irish Leather Britches Follow Alan Murray on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/alan.g.murray.9) Visit Andrew Finn Magill's website (https://andrewfinnmagill.com/) Buy their album Murray & Magill on Bandcamp (https://andrewfinnmagill.bandcamp.com/album/murray-magill) Support Get Up in the Cool on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/getupinthecool) Buy Get Up in the Cool merch like t-shirts, phone cases, and masks! (https://get-up-in-the-cool-swag.creator-spring.com/) Sign up at Pitchfork Banjo for my clawhammer instructional series! (https://www.pitchforkbanjo.com/) Schedule a banjo lesson with Cameron (https://www.camerondewhitt.com/banjolessons) Check out Cameron's other podcast, Think Outside the Box Set (https://boxset.fireside.fm/) Check out Cameron's old time trio Tall Poppy String Band (https://www.tallpoppystringband.com/)
Folk musician Eoin Jordan joins Carey, Henny & Quirky for a chat about his early influences in music, his custom made Bouzouki (see pics on the It's All Music Social Media pages) and his new venture as a solo artist recording his debut album "Hand Me Down The Moon".Loads of chat, loads of laughs and Eoin treats us to a cover of Planxty, some blues, one of his own songs and a cover of John Prines "Paradise".From Carey, Henny & Quirky @ IT'S ALL MUSIC - THANKS FOR LISTENING! Support It's All Music On Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
1. Josean Jacobo - Dos Locos feat. Miguel Zenon (Herencia Criolla SELF RELEASE)This exciting album is an exploration of the Dominican pianist's Latin American and Caribbean musical influences that specifically explores Dominican jazz. Through an anthropological presentation, Jacobo guides listeners through the cultural inspiration behind each of his compositions and arrangements. Herencia Criolla features Daroll Méndez on bass and Otoniel Nicolás on drums, with special guest alto saxophonist Miguel Zenon.2. Jorge Louis Pacheco - La Conga (The Lockdown Album, Ropeadope) Hailing from Havana, Cuba, Jorge Luis Pacheco is one of the leading pianists and musicians of the new generation of jazz in Cuba. Winner of the Montreux Jazz Piano Solo Competition in Switzerland, Pacheco is a fiery young pianist with “flying hands.” 3. Tawanda - Smile (Smile, Resonance Records) Exciting Jazz-Vocal Discovery Tawanda, Winner of the 2020 Sarah Vaughan Competition4 Chris Cochrane / John Thacker - Bayard (Excavation ASTRAL SPIRITS) The debut duo release Excavation from the Brooklyn duo of Chris Cochrane & John Thayer. A mind-bending album featuring a multi-generational cast of NYC legends and up-and-coming performers including Zeena Parkins, Kato Kideki, Graham Haynes, Stuart Popejoy, Gelsey Bell, Sarah Bernstein & Stan Zenkov. 5. Yessaï Karapetian - her (the unknown) (Yessai, Kyudo Records) YESSAÏ is the sweeping debut album from Armenian-French pianist and composer Yessaï Karapetian. The bandleader arrives in full force, after strong showings on Guillaume Perret's “A Certain Trip” (for which he won a Downbeat Student Music Award for Best Soloist)6. Sarah Elizabeth Charles - Out Loud (Blank Canvas, Ropeadope) VOCALIST-COMPOSER SARAH ELIZABETH CHARLES LOOKS TOWARD NEW BEGINNINGS ON BLANK CANVAS, THE LATEST FROM HER ACCLAIMED BAND SCOPE7. Sean Keegan - The Banshee /The Reel of Rio (A Bird Never Flew On One Wing SSK Records) In July 2022 Seán released his debut solo album of Traditional Irish Music on Mandolin, Tenor Banjo and Fiddle. Featuring John Blake on Guitar, Piano and Bouzouki and Simone Keegan on Fiddle, the album was formally launched by Seán Potts at Scoil Samhraidh Willie Clancy 2022 to widespread critical acclaim.8. Lauren Henderson - Perfidia (La Bruja, Brontosaurus Records) Versatile vocalist Lauren Henderson expands her sound on her new album La Bruja. Merging mystical themes with familiar melodies, La Bruja is an embrace of Black American Music, highlighting the Afro-Latinx experience and the resilience of women through a spellbinding, 11-track collection of deftly-composed originals and carefully curated Latin jazz standards. 9. Helena Recalde - Alli Wayra Alli Mar (Karishina, SELF RELEASE) Lulled by the rhythms of the Pacific coast and the Andean melodies, Helena RECALDE bassist, double bassist and Ecuadorian singer composes and writes a music loaded with emotion, her experience and stories from her home country. 10. Anthony Joseph - Kamau (The Rich are Only Defeated When Running for Their Lives, Heavenly Sweetness) British Trinidadian poet/musician/author AnthonyJoseph's latest album contains multitudes. Operating as a dedication to poetic ancestors and a coming together of musical generations, The Rich are Only Defeated When Running for their Lives is also an almighty jam. 11. Michael Blake - Henry's Boogaloo (Combobulate, Newvelle Records) Combobulate is a celebratory exploration of Blake originals and arrangements featuring a brass section of unparalleled excellence. Blake is seen here on tenor and soprano saxophones and flute alongside Steven Bernstein on trumpet, Clark Gayton on trombone, Bob Stewart on tuba, Marcus Rojas on tuba and Allan Mednard on drums. Next wk on Courtney Pine Global: Big Band grooves, Brazilian Chameleons & Gnawa Electronica galaxies from Morocco! Hit subscribe right now and don't miss that launch!
Vous écoutez Dig Dig Diggers, le magazine des radios Ferarock ! Cette semaine Yann de Canal B a reçu les rennais de Clavicule le temps d'une interview. C'était l'occasion de parler de leur nouvel album "Full Of Joy". Un nouvel opus rempli de compositions plus matures, teintées d'influences affinées et affirmées des groupes de la scène actuelle. Mais l'acte majeur du groupe réside dans les sonorités variées qui inscrivent encore un peu plus la signature musicale plurielle de Clavicule. Marcus de Radio Activ poursuit cette émission en recevant R-Dug pour parler de son album "Exotic Frog Flavour", son processus de création mais aussi ses anciens albums. R-Dug s'inscrit dans un style dynamique live machines Electro dub. Machiniste prolifique, ce producteur a une actualité très active avec la sortie de 13 albums dont 5 en vinyles et de nombreux concerts depuis 2004. Il revient avec un album toujours plus dub, composé d'une traite. On clôture cette émission en musique avec un extrait du live de Raki Bouzouki au Festival Aucard de Tours 2022.
En Música de Contrabando revista diaria de música en Onda Regional de Murcia (orm.es; 23,00h a 01,00h). "Bambú" es el título de la nueva canción de Varry Brava, el primer capítulo de la temporada que inicia la banda englobada bajo el concepto de "VarryVisión" Interpol, nueva sorpresa en el cartel de Low Festival 2023. La banda estadounidense presentará en #Low2023 su último trabajo “The Other Side of Make-Believe”. Yo La Tengo disfrutan recuperando viejas sensaciones en "sinatra drive breakdown", nuevo adelanto de This stupid world, su nuevo disco que publican este viernes. Tras colaborar con artistas como Mago de Oz, Raimundo Amador, Asfalto o Campillo, el cantante Francis Sarabia nos da una particular bienvenida compartiendo su personal visión del mundo en forma de Rock sin aditivos. Arrecife es el título del nuevo trabajo de Fino Oyonarte, un disco en el que el bajista de Los Enemigos nos vuelve a mostrar su faceta más intimista. Once temas en los que el músico se ha rodeado de grandes compañeros de profesión, para dar otro paso más en este proyecto personal.Diestro representante del esperpento, Meca se estrena con ‘Mi peor cumpleaños', su primer single. Barrie anuncia 5K, su nuevo ep, incrementando el encanto pop con "races". El neozelandés Pickle Darling ficha por father/daughter y lo celebra con la inocencia pop breve y dos veces buena de "king of joy". “Vuelves” se postula como un himno para GLAS y un nuevo tema de bandera para el grupo. Con miles de millones de streams, el artista multiplatino e icono del hip hop mundial Trippie Redd sorprende con el lanzamiento de Mansion Musik. Devon Church anuncia Strange strangers, su nuevo disco, con la espiritualidad folk de "ephemera". ‘Usted estuvo aquí' es la nueva canción de Rayo, que con este cuarto single siguen adelantando lo que será su segundo álbum. Sara Zamora nos presenta “TIME”, un álbum en el que da un giro al pop soul de los 90 y anuncia su "Brave tour". . Kevin Johansen aterriza mañana en el TCM con su "Tú ve Tour". El maestro de las cuerdas, Juan José Robles, se nos presenta con su bouzouki para desvelarnos las deliciosas melodías de su tercer album, "Transiciones", un viaje de emociones, sensaciones folk, que estrena el domingo en el Folkfest Región de Murcia 2023.
Episode 81 Psychedelic Japan, Part 1 Playlist Flower Travellin' Band, “Satori Part 2” from Satori (1971 Atlantic). Japanese rock band formed in 1970 which broke up in 1973 and reformed in 2008. Guitarist Hideki Ishima is a founding member. Moving from Sapporo to Tokyo in the mid-sixties, he played with the Group Sounds band The Outlaws from 1966 to 1969. Following that he joined The Flowers, who later became Flower Travellin' Band. He is also known for inventing the sitarla, a cross between an electric guitar and a sitar. 7:04 English translation of the lyrics: There is no up or down Your truth is the only master Death is made by the living Pain is only intense to you The sun shines every day The sun shines every day Freedom, freedom! The Taj-Mahal Travelers “Between 7:03~7:15P.M.” from July 15, 1972 (1972 CBS/sony). This album was recorded live at Sohgetsu Hall, Tokyo, Japan, July, 1972. Formed in 1969 this group produced entirely improvised music with a remarkably celestial sound. The ensemble regularly played throughout Japan. In 1971, on the way back from touring Europe, they financed a trip to India to see the Taj-Mahal. Upon returning, they played a benefit concert on July 15, 1972 to help pay for their return to U.K. The track heard hear was part of that live performance. Electronic Contrabass, Santoor (Suntool), Harmonica, Sheet Iron, Ryo Koike; Guitar, Percussion, Michihiro Kimura; Electronic Trumpet, Harmonica, Castanets, Seiji Nagai; Vibraphone, Santoor (Suntool), Yukio Tsuchiya; Electronic Violin, Radio Oscillators, Voice, Takehisa Kosugi; Vocals, Tokio Hasegawa. 11:17 Far East Family Band, “Entering/Times” from Parallel World (1976 Mu Land). Far East Family Band was a Japanese Psychedelic-Progressive-Rock band, founded 1975. Psychedelia with synths. Recorded November 15th to December 5th 1976 at the Manor Studio, UK. Music By, Arranged By, Far East Family Band; Music producer, Fumio Miyashita; Recording producer, Recorded and computer mix by, Klaus Schulze. Band included keyboardist Kitaro until this, their third album produced by Schulze. Kitaro was inspired to venture out into solo electronic work after this album. 15:26 Les Rallizes Denudes (Lay RAL-lees DEN-yoo-day) “Strung Out Deeper Than The Night,” recorded live in 1977. From a bootleg recording of “Heavier Than a Death in the Family” (2002 Not on Label). This Japanese experimental rock band formed in November 1967 at Doshisha University in Kyoto, moved to Tokyo, and was led by Takashi Mizutani (1948-2019). Performed their last gig in October 1996. 15:28 English translation of the lyrics for this song: Deeper than the night, darker than the darkness You woke up with blood and madness Spread your black wings under the burning sky You are what I want After the black sun rises I'll meet you every time I go in the flames of ice midnight white venom A white horse runs through my body The hungry beast that died in the rain fly out the window you shatter the mirror you shatter the night A whispering angel surrounds you I send my blue breath to your center You're what I want After the black sun rises Enveloping you, your breath send to your center Deeper than night and darker than darkness When you woke up, you took death and madness Fushitsusha, “3. すきにやればいい” (“Do It When You Want”) from Invincible (First Live)/不失者 (1989 P.S.F. Records). Guitarist Keiji Haino founded Fushitsusha in 1978. This undated track is probably from 1978 and is part of a double album of live performances spanning the previous ten years that he released in 1989. Guitar, harmonica, Keiji Haino; drums, Seijiro Muryama; drums, Akui; bass, Yasushi Ozawa; guitar, Maki Miura. 11:36 High Rise “Induced Depression” from Psychedelic Speed Freaks (1984 P.S.F. Records). First recording, bootleg album. Japanese psychedelic rock band. Formed in 1982 by Asahito Nanjo and Munehiro Narita under the name Psychedelic Speed Freaks. They changed their name to High Rise when the group released their debut album in 1984. Bass, Vocals, Asahito Nanjo; Guitar (Motorcycle Fuzztone), Munehiro Narita. 3:13 Ghost, “Escaped And Lost Down In Medina” from Hypnotic Underworld (2004 Drag City). Japanese experimental rock and improvisation group formed in Tokyo in 1984 and disbanded in 2014.Their gradual evolution from a guitar-based band with assorted acoustic instruments (e.g., oboe, cello, recorder) and atmosphere (e.g., water, wind) to the inclusion of electronics began in the early 2000s. I think this is their first album that actually credits synthesizers and other electronics. Acoustic Guitar (6- and 12-String), Vocals, Masaki Batoh; Drums, Tabla, Percussion, Junzo Tateiwa; Electric Bass, Contrabass, Cello, Takuyuki Moriya; Electric Guitar, Michio Kurihara; Piano, Mellotron, Korg MS-20 Synthesizer, Organ, Lute, Recorder, Celtic Harp, Kazuo Ogino; Theremin, Flute, Saxophone, Tin Whistle, Bouzouki, Other, Producer, Taishi Takizawa; Written by Ghost. 7:10 Ghost, “Aramaic Barbarous Dawn” from Hypnotic Underworld (2004 Drag City). 3:15 Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O., “In C” from In C (2001 Eclipse Records). Japanese psychedelic rock band founded in 1995 and which exists as a kind of collective with many guests. This unique entry in the Acid Mothers catalog feature an interpretation of the famous Terry Riley minimalist landmark “In C” (1968 Columbia). This version is full of the psychedelic appurtenances you would expect of Acid Mothers and somewhat follows the original score, though much of the scored piece serves as a bed for the other wonderful sounds that swirl about. Bass (Monster), Tsuyama Atsushi; Drums, Ichiraku Yoshimitsu; Electric Guitar, Synthesizer, Higashi Hiroshi; Electric Guitar, Violin, Zuruna, Synthesizer, Kawabata Makoto; Producer, Engineer, Kawabata Makoto; Vibraphone, Glockenspiel, Terukina Noriko; Voice, Cotton Casino. 20:28 Kikagaku Moyo, “Kodama“ from Forest Of Lost Children (2014 Beyond Beyond Is Beyond Records). Japanese psychedelic rock band formed by Tomo Katsurada and Go Kurosawa in 2012. Bass, Kotsuguy; Drums, Vocals, Go Kurosawa; Engineer, Yui Kimijima; Guitar, Daoud Popal; Sitar, Ryu Kurosawa; Theremin, Voice, Angie Gotopo; Vocals, Guitar, Tomo Katsurada; Written-By Go Kurosawa. Another one of the acclaimed bands in the Japanese progressive psych genre, the word is they are breaking up and play their last show in Tokyo in December 2022. 4:21 Opening background music: Les Rallizes Denudes, “Oz Days (1:33)” and “Wilderness of False Flowers”(7:36) from The Oz Tapes (1973 OZ Records). Recorded at OZ, Kichijoji, Tokyo 1973. Bass, Makoto Kubota; Drums, Shunichiro Shoda; Guitar, Takeshi Nakamura; Vocals, Guitar, Takashi Mizutani. Opening and closing sequences voiced by Anne Benkovitz. Additional opening, closing, and other incidental music by Thom Holmes. For additional notes, please see my blog, Noise and Notations.
Sonuscore hat in der Serie Origins Volume 9 veröffentlicht mit den zwei Instrumenten Ronroco und Bouzouki. https://sonuscore.com/shop/origins-vol-9-ronroco-bouzouki/ Hier das Video sehen: https://youtu.be/H0FxOev1DSw Orchestra Guide - Perfekte Orchester-Mockup-Balance: https://www.sounth.de/orchestra-guide/ Hier das Episoden-Archiv als PDF runterladen: https://www.sounth.de/media/podcast/sounTHcast.pdf Facebook-Gruppe: https://www.facebook.com/groups/309751689699537/ Wenn ich Dir helfen konnte, freue ich mich über einen virtuellen Kaffee ;-) https://ko-fi.com/timheinrich Fragen und Anregungen an sounthcast@sounth.de Website Tim Heinrich: https://sounth.de
Bouzouki player Eoin Ó Neill has been a vital part of the Clare music scene, in Western Ireland, for more than 40 years. Through the years he has played and recorded with players like Mary Custy, Sharon Shannon, Kevin Griffin and Miko Russell, as well as tons of local talent both young and old. In 2015 he was given the MÓRglór award for outstanding contribution to traditional music in County Clare. We meet up in Ennis during the Fleadh Nua festival. Since the town is very busy, we record the podcast in Eoin's car just outside town. Eoin is a passionate and spontaneous person, and our conversation bounces around between different topics, including the story of how he discovered his love for the music of Clare, his playing style, his new album “In Session 2”, his passion for discovering and encouraging new talent, how music allows for important ways for people to connect with each other, and many other things! Learn more at: https://thefolkmusicpodcast.com
Ouzo Talk goes bi-lingual* for one episode as the boys welcome bouzouki legend, teacher, composer and recording artist, Thanasis Polykandriotis to The Distillery. From working with legends such as Stelios Kazantzidis, Manos Hatzidakis, Nana Mouschouri, Mikis Theodorakis and Stratos Dionysiou to name a few, Thanasi is rightly revered as one of the greats of Greek folk, classical and popular music. With returning bouzouki experts, Peter Apostolidis and George Calopedos also on board for the ride, the boys dive deeper into the world of Greek music than ever before, only this time, we have our very own legend as our guide.*A note to our non-Greek-speaking listeners:Ouzo Talk is first and foremost an English-speaking podcast, however this particular episode is delivered primarily in Greek as unfortunately, our featured special guest is unable to speak English. Our sincere apologies to those who are unable to follow along with this conversation. We recommend listening to episode 2 of Ouzo Talk 'The Bouzouki' if you haven't already as it informs much of the discussion with Thanasis Polykandriotis. Rest assured, Ouzo Talk is an English-speaking podcast and we'll be back with a new English episode shortly! Support the showEmail us at ouzotalk@outlook.comSubscribe to our Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3n85GSdk5Q&t=6sFollow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OuzoTalkFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ouzo_talk/
In this episode we hear from Maura Shawn Scanlin, a Boston, MA based Classical violinist and fiddler who is bridging musical worlds with incredible poise and grace. Her new album, "Counting Down the Hours," with her duo "Rakish" is a joyful exploration of Celtic, Classical, and Americana sounds. We learn more about its inception and inspiration, and enjoy a couple choice tracks from the album. We also discuss Maura's approach to performing and arranging in different genres of music, how the practice discipline of her Classical training has also helped her learn fiddle tunes, and she shares tips for how we can learn to fiddle with more stylistic accuracy. Enjoy! Learn more about Maura Shawn Scanlin https://www.maurashawnscanlin.com Listen to, download, or purchase a copy of "Counting Down the Hours" https://rakishmusic.bandcamp.com/album/counting-down-the-hours Learn more about Maura's Duo "Rakish" https://www.rakishmusic.com Learn more about Maura's String Quartet "Rasa" https://rasastringquartet.com Other people and resources mentioned during the episode: Other musicians featured on "Counting Down the Hours": Conor Hearn (Guitars, Bouzouki, Vocals), Seamus Egan (Tenor Banjo, Mandolin, Percussion), Dan Klingsberg (Bass). Website for exploring Irish fiddle tunes: https://thesession.org/ Gavinies Etudes https://imslp.org/wiki/24_Matin%C3%A9es_(Gavini%C3%A8s,_Pierre) Martin Hayes http://www.martinhayes.com Liz Carroll https://www.lizcarroll.com ~ For more information and info about her performances, recordings, and teaching, please visit host Laurel Thomsen's website https://www.laurelthomsen.com To check out Laurel's Violin Geek Blog, a companion to the podcast, sharing tips, insight and inspiration since 2007, please visit https://www.laurelthomsen.com/violin-geek-blog If you have a violin, viola, fiddle, music biz, or practice related question or topic you'd like to have covered on the Violin Geek podcast or in the blog, have someone you'd like Laurel to interview, or have a story or insight to share, please send Laurel an email at laurel@laurelthomsen.com. Also, please reach out if you'd like to inquire about violin, viola, or fiddle coaching or lessons with Laurel via Skype, FaceTime, or Zoom. You're also welcome to post your success story, comments, or suggestions to https://www.facebook.com/laurelthomsenmusic. Happy Practicing! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/violingeek/support
This episode was great for me! I've been playing guitar since the 5th grade. It's been more of a hobby and something I have dreamt about doing professionally but it wasn't on my path. I track lots of guitarists and about 8 years ago I came across Steffen. I was blown away by his style, technical ability and composition. There was something very unique and fresh to his music. Shortly after staring Titans of Transition I made a list of people I would love to interview. Steffen was on the list but it took me months before I worked up the courage to ask him. I thought it was a long shot. After all I am quite far away he is in Denmark and I am in the USA. Also I am quite a few years his senior. He graciously accepted. Thanks Steff!As with all my episodes, I explore Steffen's career and life transitions, from his classical training on violin, cello and piano leading up to his discovery of guitar. He went all in on music and left Gymnasium (High School) to devote more time to his passion and gift-music.Unlike other interviews, I have to admit I geek out a bit with him on guitars, guitar tone and music. Through it all we had a great conversation about transitions, life, music and lessons we have learned along our respective journeys. - Joe MillerThe video version is available HERESteffen's Contact Information:Website Youtube channel Instagram Facebook Twitter Steffen Schackinger was born right in the centre of Denmark - in the capital of the island Fyn - Odense. He started out on the violin as a kid, and moved on to cello and classical piano. With the classical and electric guitar he finally found his right instrument. At the age of 13 he started out as a band guitarist, and he soon earned a reputation, as an extraordinary guitarist.Steffen completed his education as a rhythmic guitarist at The Carl Nielsen Academy of Music, and the self-released cd with the band GRACELANDS - where Steffen sang the lead vocal and played guitar - got major airplay on the Danish radio stations with the songs "Electrified", "Climbing Into Space" and "Supersonic View".Steffen has been recording countless of records as a session musician, along with being a theatre musician on several occasions. He also found himself in a bowtie playing with Symphony Orchestras as well as representing several guitar- and FX producers at guitar clinics. Steffen started out as very young composer, writing classical songs. Now he is writing pop- and rocksongs as well as instrumental songs. For the past years Steffen has been focusing on ethnic music and been finding inspiration in both Irish folk music an Indian Rhythms. The Indian Sitar and the Bouzouki has been added to the list of instruments he's playing. Steffens guitar playing contains elements from rock/hardrock, blues, jazz/fusion and country. He has found inspiration from several of the major guitar heroes - amongst others: Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Mark Knopfler, Jeff Beck, Robben Ford, Joe Satriani, Allan Holdsworth, Frank Gambale, Bill Frisell, Van Halen, George Benson, Eric Johnson, Frank Zappa, Steve Morse, Steve Vai, Pat Metheny, Albert Lee, Paco De Lucia, John Mcloughlin and Larry Carlton. Also, classic music and composers like Bach, Beethoven, Paganini, Stravinsky and not least Stephen Sondheim have had major influence on the musical development of Steffen Schackinger - as a guitarist and as a composer.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/titansot)
Pour yourself a drink and prepare to dance as Tom and Nick welcome their first guests in bouzouki repairer extraordinaire, Peter Apostolidis and bouzouki player/teacher George Calopedos, to discuss Greece's national instrument. From its history and impact, to what makes a good bouzouki, as well as a discussion on who the greatest makers and players of all time are, this is more than just a discussion. It's a love letter to the sound of Greece. Support the showEmail us at ouzotalk@outlook.comSubscribe to our Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3n85GSdk5Q&t=6sFollow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OuzoTalkFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ouzo_talk/
Er galt als die Stimme des Volkes: Mikis Theodorakis – Griechischer Komponist, Musiker und Sänger. Er ließ Verse berühmter griechischer Dichter von Sängern aus dem Volk singen, begleitet von der Bouzouki - dem Instrument der Straße. Als überzeugter Linker war er in seinem Land verfolgt, seine Lieder verboten, seine Familie bedroht. Mikis Theodorakis wagte es immer wieder, musikalisch und politisch Brüche zu vollziehen und wurde damit weltberühmt. 1999 kam er nach Berlin und nahm Lieder seiner Kindheit für eine CD-Produktion auf. Die Feature-Autorinnen Sabine Huthmann und Friederike Wigger haben ihn damals getroffen. Am 3. September 2021 ist er im Alter von 96 Jahren gestorben.
An update on recall mail-in ballot results and how voter ambivalence, coupled with a lack of awareness about the election, can shape the outcome. Also, how to make sense of the Air Quality Index and South Lake Tahoe's tourism hit due to hazardous wildfire smoke. Plus, a preview of “The Golden Bouzouki,” a new film premiering at the Sacramento Crest Theatre, and remembering orchestra conductor Michael Morgan, who passed away at the age of 63. Today's Guests Paul Mitchell with PoliticalData Inc. joins us with the latest gubernatorial recall mail-in ballot results. California correspondent with The New York Times Shawn Hubler shares her recent article about Republican challenger Larry Elder and the consequences of voter ambivalence — and a lack of awareness about the election — can have on Governor Newsom's recall election. UC Davis Air Quality Research Center Director Anthony Wexler on the historically poor air quality stemming from wildfires and how to make sense of the Air Quality Index Lake Tahoe Visitors Authority President and CEO Carol Chaplin checks in on how wildfire smoke and hazardous air quality have impacted South Lake Tahoe events and visitation Director of “The Golden Bouzouki,” Joel Goulet, gives us a run-down of his new film ahead of this weekend's showing at the Sacramento Crest Theatre Remembering the late orchestra conductor Michael Morgan, who was music director emeritus of the Sac Philharmonic and Opera in addition to the Oakland Symphony Music Director and Conductor
Grumblewood are a quartet that hail from in and around Wellington, New Zealand. Inspired by the electric folk and progressive rock movements of the early 70s, their music draws from folk tradition and blends it with a bit of baroque, a bit of jazz, and a lot of rock.Grumblewood are signed to UK progressive rock label Gravity Dream and their debut album 'Stories of Strangers' was released in November 2020. It was recorded, mixed, and mastered using only vintage analogue equipment and production techniques for that authentic early 70s sound. Gav Bromfield, (Vocals, Flute, Acoustic Guitar, Piano) Salvatore Richichi, (Guitars, Mandolin, Mandola, Banjo, Backing Vocals) Morgan Jones (Bass, Bouzouki, Harspichord, Backing Vocals) Phil Aldridge Phil Aldridge Drums, Percussion, Backing Vocals) folk@grumblewood.net
Alex Kemp discusses his book Here is Greece, the story of a five-year tour, taking in rebel music bars in Athens, octogenarian shepherds in the far-flung outposts and a world of chance and bizarre encounters along the way. For more info on the book (and a free sample): https://worldofkemp.wordpress.com/portfolio/here-is-greece/Alex's Greek music playlist is at this link.
Ruston Grosse - Video Interview: https://bit.ly/3dhtjuI Worldwide Drummer - Commercial Voice Overs - Music for Rebook - MSCS MEDIA #72Ruston Grosse is an independent recording artist and touring musician currently residing in South Florida. Ruston has done voiceovers for many national television commercials. Ruston is known throughout the extreme metal community for his sheer power and precision behind the kit, yet he is well attuned to many styles of music including Jazz Fusion, Funk, and Experimental music that require a feel for grace, dynamics, and improvisation. He also plays many instruments including the Guitar, Bass, Bouzouki, Oud, & Saz, and sings as well. He has been a touring musician since 2006 and has recorded or performed with various outfits such as Candlelight recording artists WOE and RUMPELSTILTSKIN GRINDER, Prog rockers SURGEON, and is the drummer of legendary Death Metal pioneers, MASTER as well as countless other projects of varying styles including creating music for REEBOK commercials and voice overwork. In 2012, the first demo for his solo band known as, AMESA SPENTAS was recorded with longtime friend Kevin Antreassian of THE DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN at Backroom Studios in Rockaway, N.J. which showcases a far more progressive and odd time yet a dark and catchy side of his playing/writing and features Ruston on all instruments and vocals. Ruston has traveled extensively around the globe having performed and spent time in places all throughout SE Asia, Europe, Mexico, Central America, Canada, and the US. He is also a dedicated father as well as a part-time food travel blogger. Ruston is also a Freemason and researcher of independent thought as well as world religions and various mystical traditions. CHECK OUT RUSTON GROSSE:WEBSITE - SPECKMETAL https://www.speckmetal.net/Facebook https://www.facebook.com/rustongrossemusic/?ref=page_internalInstagram https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/rustongrosse/?hl=enIG 2 https://www.instagram.com/ruston_grosse/?hl=enLIQUID DEATH DRINK :https://liquiddeath.com/?rfsn=4231726.0bc7bd&utm_source=refersion&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=4231726.0bc7bdIG: EWFThttps://www.instagram.com/eattheworldfoodtravel/?hl=enAmes aspentashttps://www.instagram.com/amesaspentas/?hl=enMASTERBAND OFFICIAL https://www.instagram.com/masterbandofficial/?hl=enPlease subscribe: https://bit.ly/30rUAEdFollow me on:Website: https://mscsmedia.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mscsmeida/Thank you for watching the video. I hope you enjoy the video "Ruston Grosse - Worldwide Drummer - Commercial Voice Overs - Music for Rebook - MSCS MEDIA #72". If this video helps you, please subscribe to my channel and like, comment, and share the video.#MscsMedia #MscsMediaYouTube #RustonGrosse #WorldwideDrummer #CommercialVoiceOvers #MusicForRebook
This week, Meli takes you around the globe to Greece for some sweet and relaxing bouzouki music! Similar to the mandolin, this sounds of this stringed instrument will take you to an island paradise, with the small of them Mediterranean blowing in! Find this awesome playlist here: https://youtu.be/FKydGnOHJzQ More music and artist interviews coming soon! Email […]
This week, Meli takes you around the globe to Greece for some sweet and relaxing bouzouki music! Similar to the mandolin, this sounds of this stringed instrument will take you to an island paradise, with the small of them Mediterranean blowing in! Find this awesome playlist here: https://youtu.be/FKydGnOHJzQ More music and artist interviews coming soon! Email […]
Intro - 0:00Tune called Sandy Boys, played on the 5 string, claw hammer banjo.Part I, Drumming on the Strings: Historical Meetings and the 5-string Banjo - 01:02 Transition/Bridge - 18:53Tune called Sir Thomas Leixlip, the Proud (as Roger knows it), also known traditionally as The Humours of Glynn, played on the Irish Bouzouki.Part II, The Bouzouki - 19:38VVMC: Friends & Voices, a Collaborative PlaylistVoices from the Vernacular Music Center
Listen in as our subjects run the gamut of subjects from literary criticism, to shit talking, to Ted Cruz. Intro theme: Pictures of Water by Ruins in Mist All other music by Don Paris Schlotman from his new collaborative album Ghost Don would also like to thank the individual performers by track Around Again - Bass by Pete O'Neill; Piano by Kunal Singh; Backing vocals by May Cheung Blue - Classical guitars by Anthony Lanni; Backing vocals by Carissa Matsushima and Casey Black; Piano and Rhodes by Daniel Campbell City of Rabbits - Backing vocals by Kyle Hazelton and Niall Connolly; Bouzouki by Mike O'Malley; Piano by Kluso Tollini Find out more at https://schlotman.com or check out his bandcamp page at donparisschlotman.bandcamp.com As always, if you like our program you can support us here on Anchor or become a patron and get cool stuff at https://patreon.com/ewharrismusic --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wastelandentertainment/message
Welcome back to the Magician On Duty Podcast Series! We are kicking off 2021 with an old friend of ours: Valeron Generally recognized as the top DJ on the island of Mykonos, Valeron is definitely one of the longest standing and most omnipresent figures of the ever-shifting local music scene. Soon after relocating to Mykonos, he became a producer releasing tracks that helped register his name in the Deep House and Electronic genre. This carried him through to becoming a founder of the Bercana Music label and releasing 2 personal albums already “Amare” & ‘’Aigaio’’. Valeron’s albums introduces a unique combination of traditional Greek instruments and Electronic beats. Every Saturday at Scorpios Mykonos Valeron leads ‘’Scorpios World’’ where he performs live alongside Greek musicians of instruments such as the clarinet, violin, Ney,Bouzouki, Saz, Oud,Santur and many more. With lots of originals and remixes that had climb on top of Beatport charts, on May 2019 he will release his third personal album. I hope you have enjoyed this episode as much as I did! Cover design by Orhan Ata https://www.instagram.com/ata.orhan Follow Valeron: https://soundcloud.com/valeron https://soundcloud.com/bercana www.facebook.com/valeronofficial www.instagram.com/valeron_music
Written and Produced IliasRo (Experiment using a Green organ Bouzouki)
iIrish: Songs, Stories & Shenanigans, Podcast15: with Singer/Songwriter Ashley Davis When you want to know, where to go, what to do, to be seen, to make a difference, you come here, to iIrish: the Truth & the Pulse of the Irish Just for a minute, we’re going to move From the Present to the Past, and roll forward: Let’s take a look at On This Day in Irish History: 23 October 1921 – 101 years ago today, John Boyd Dunlop, veterinary surgeon, and inventor of the pneumatic tyre, died. 25 October 2002 - Richard Harris (72), actor and Oscar nominee for The Sporting Life (1963), and The Field (1990), died. Moving to the present: What’s the News, What’s the News? What’s the top news we have to talk about today: Guess what? This podcast is now available on iTunes! Subscribe, and listen to any of the podcasts, any time you wish. What else is going on? You hear us speak so much about the GAA and the Irish language, sports, music and dance, culture, The Gaelic Athletic Association is Ireland’s largest sporting organization and a bit of home for the Irish abroad here in the US of A. Beyond sports, the Association also promotes Irish music, song and dance, and the Irish language as an integral part of its objectives. Speaking of the Irish Language: #OhioIANews #Shenanigans See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Sie war das "Mädchen von Piräus" und für die blonde Schauspielerin Melina Mercouri war das Leben ein Fest: mit Bouzouki, Tanz, Gesang und zerschmetterten Gläsern. Als jedoch 1967 die Militärs in Griechenland putschten, verwandelte sich das Glamour-Girl in eine erbitterte Widerstandskämpferin, die weltweit zum Boykott der Junta aufrief. Autorin: Christiane Kopka
Welcome to Get Up in the Cool: Old Time Music with Cameron DeWhitt and Friends! This week’s friend is Alex Sturbaum! We recorded this a couple days ago in front of my house, over 6 feet apart. Tunes and songs in this episode: Boxing Day Big Black Bird Like You Would / Kitty’s Gone A-Clinking / The Buffet Double Song for McConnell Tom Paine’s Bones Stand Steady Bonus track: Minnie White’s / Hughie Wentzell’s / Fogo Island Mussels (Singles) Alex Sturbaum’s website (bio, links to all albums, contact info for lessons, etc.): https://www.alexsturbaum.com/ Their bandcamp: https://alexsturbaum.bandcamp.com/ Countercurrent's bandcamp: https://countercurrentmusic.bandcamp.com/ The Vashon Sessions: https://www.thevashonsessions.com/ https://thevashonsessions.bandcamp.com/ The Songs of Alice Winship (a legacy album Alex produced, commemorating the songs and poetry of a leading figure in the Seattle maritime singing scene): http://maritimefolknet.org/cds-from-maritime-folknet/the-songs-of-alice-winship-cd/ Support Get Up in the Cool on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/getupinthecool Buy Get Up in the Cool merch like t-shirts, phone cases, and masks! https://teespring.com/new-get-up-in-the-cool-swag Sign up at https://www.pitchforkbanjo.com/ for my clawhammer instructional series! Check out Cameron’s other podcast, Think Outside the Box Set: https://boxset.fireside.fm/
Bouzouki WAV SiMPLER Flare | 18 September 2020 | 207 MB The bouzouki is a greek string instrument related to the lute and reminiscent of a mandolin, but lower in pitch. Roy Kariok grew up in the Middle East, playing since he was a young boy and offers us a range of approaches to this […]
When hair or lack of it becomes a criteria for playing bouzouki.
Many of you may know Bill Allen as Cru Jones from the 1986 BMX film "Rad". Bill has been in many films over the years and is also a working musician. We of course discuss his film career as well as his good friend Brandon Lee, The Pipefitters, Ultralites and the Bouzouki. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rnrcoffeeshow/support
A radio interview with Maria Lemonia and Elena Karamihalou from radio Parapolitika, discussing the Bouzouki video made during Covid-19.
Just a few days before the release of the Bouzouki video, "Greek and South African Hellenes come together during Covid-19", maestro Georgopoulos touched base with the Hellenic Radio and gave us more reason to look forward to the music/bouzouki video that will be coming our way. This interview is in Greek. Tune into Hellenic Radio on radiosa.org/hellenic/
A prologue to the bouzouki video made by Greek and South African Hellenes during Covid-19.
Today’s guest is Demetrios Petsalakis, a Greek musician and composer based in Toronto, Canada. In this conversation, Pedro and Demetrios talk about world music and Demi’s musical trajectory. The conversation is infused with a demonstration of the sounds from some of the instruments that he plays, including the oud, Bouzouki, and Cretan lyra.
Bates Dance Festival MUSICIANS’ CONCERT Gendron Franco Center July 23, 2018 Jugal Bandi Terrence Karn, tabla, with Robbie Cook, tambura and ensemble Out of Nowhere Carl Landa, text and electronics, with Priscilla Rivas and ensemble Ankaranın Bağları by Coşkun Direk, performed by Jesse Manno, bağlama, with ensemble Ephesus Jesse Manno, Bouzouki and vocals, with ensemble
Bates Dance Festival MUSICIANS’ CONCERT Gendron Franco Center Monday July 29, 2019 Prelude Ensemble Olive Memos Adam Crawley, electronics Fragment 36 Peter Jones, piano Membranophonolicious Terrence Karn, congas, with ensemble Toujours Quand Vous Dancez Jesse Manno, bouzouki and vocals, with ensemble Anadolu Çiftetellisi Traditional Romany/Turkish, performed by Jesse Manno, Bouzouki and vocals, with ensemble
Malcolm Hobbs is a solo singer accompanying himself on bouzouki and tenor mandola performing a mix of traditional and contemporary songs. He is also responsible for artist bookings at Redbourn Folk Club (Herts) where they have a fortnightly guest slot. Malcolm talks to host Jon Bickley about the processes involved. How does it work? What are the pressures?
Malcolm Hobbs is a solo singer accompanying himself on bouzouki and tenor mandola performing a mix of traditional and contemporary songs. He is also responsible for artist bookings at Redbourn Folk Club (Herts) where they have a fortnightly guest slot. Malcolm talks to host Jon Bickley about the processes involved. How does it work? What are the pressures?
Elliniko Randevou mit einem Mitschnitt vom Rudolstadt-Festival 2019: Markos, der Patriarch des Rembetiko. Ein Tribute-Konzert zu Ehren von Markos Vamvakaris, der die Bouzouki als Instrument der griechischen Musik etablierte . Im Gespräch mit Moderator Jiannis Skouras zollt Liedermacher Pantelis Thalassinos den alten Rembetes seinen Respekt. Und die Grande Dame der griechischen Populärmusik, Lina Nikolakopoulou erinnert an Vater Markos und auch den Sohn Stelios Vamvakaris.
What an amazing conversation! This is a rebroadcast of our first guest on the Social Rantings Podcast. Take a listen and let us know what you think! According to his Myspace bio, Bone Doggie is a white boy that plays Delta Blues with a whiskey voice, lightening fingers, and a strong lover of the nostalgia and all on an Irish Bouzouki.
Uilleann pipes and sub-drops. Connor Hoy and Austral share their infectious energy live at the National Celtic Festival. Let's start off with who Austral are: On uilleann pipes and whistle we have Connor Hoy, on fiddle, bouzouki and vocals we have Angus Barbary, on fiddle also we have Caity Brennan, and finally, on guitar, didgeridoo (didgeribone?), cajon, tambourine and other assorted wizardry we have Rhys Crimmin. To follow Austral and to witness the magic for yourself go here: www.australband.com www.facebook.com/australmusic/ www.instagram.com/austral.music/ To buy Austral's music, go here: https://australtradmusic.bandcamp.com/album/austral ... We were so lucky to have a chance to spend an hour with these four at the National Celtic Festival. They even brought a few beers with them. And we started off chatting with Connor about his background because he was in from Adelaide, and it was a good chance to nab him. But the chat soon wondered on to some more other areas - specifically, the momentum and dynamics the band work so hard to create during their live gigs. And which they totally pulled off in front of our audience at the Bendigo Bank Community Room. And as is customary in Blarney Pilgrim interviews, we scored a direct hit on the Planxty Bingo - the first mention of Liam Og O'Flynn, piper and whistle player, and towering figure in traditional music. (The current tally, since you ask, is something like Andy Irvine 572 mentions, Donal Lunny 16, Liam O'Flynn 1, and Christy Moore 1.) So Liam O'Flynn - a carrier of the (uileann) piping tradition into the modern era, through his Planxty work and solo projects. One of which was a double header with poet Seamus Heaney at the Royal Concert Hall (I think) in Glasgow. I was there (I think.) On a cold autumn night listening to Liam play unaccompanied, and Seamus Heaney read - that's an intensely lyrical experience. It's hard to put into words (which doesn't mean I won't give it a shot...heh...) But it was...what...the traditions playing off each other seems too narrow a way of describing it, even though that's what was going on. But there was a tonality to it, the combination of the tone of Liam O'Flynn's pipes, and the timbre of Heaney's voice, his intonation and rhythm and swing. In fact, the common ways of describing music and poetry - tone, rhythm, swing - give you an idea of what it was like. One of those experiences that echoes through your system for a long time after. So hearing Connor mention Liam O'Flynn's impact on him as a young player was really great. And it's always cool to hear the uileann pipes at close quarters. They really work in a room setting - very different to the (Scottish) bagpipes, which a friend of mine used to play in a tiny stone cavern of a bar years ago as a party piece after we finished our main set. Sending the tourists reeling ecstatically out into the night air with ringing ears and blood thundering around their beery bodies. Awesome, fearsome. And it was so, so great to have a live audience with us - thank you everyone who came along. Including Connor's grandmother, who we'll be chatting with in a future episode. She joined us on stage for a quick tune, and we're really excited about talking to her when we make it to Adelaide in the months to come. Look out, too, for an interview with Angus from the band in a future episode, and with Caity too. Thanks again to Austral. Find them when you can, and go see 'em - they're not to be missed. And thanks also to the National Celtic Festival, and Una McAlinden in particular, for the chance to record on location. ... If you liked this episode and think you got a dollar or two's worth from it, then please pledge $2 an episode over at www.patreon.com/blarneypilgrims. Of course, you don't have to become a patron to listen, but we guarantee you'll enjoy each episode more because you'll be safe in the knowledge that you're a deadset legend. If you can't afford to pledge on Patreon, and we totally understand if you can't, all is not lost. You can still support the show by sharing it on your socials, posting about it in your favourite forums or simply by telling your mates about it down the pub. Right, that's it for today. www.blarneypilgrims.com facebook.com/BlarneyPilgrimsPodcast @blarneyPilgrimsPodcast
Die griechische Sendung mit einem Live-Mitschnitt vom Tribute-Concert für Markos Vamvakaris. 'Markos' war der Patriarch des Rembetiko - mit diesem Musikstil öffnete er Griechenland vor dem 2. Weltkrieg das Tor zur musikalischen Moderne. Der gelernte Metzger von der Insel Syros machte die Bouzouki in Griechenland populär - und Mikis Theodorakis trug sie dann in den Sechzigern als Komponist in die ganze Welt.
From a teen growing up in Crumlin in the 90s, to touring the world as a multi-award winning solo artist, Daoirí Farrell shares his incredible journey with us and treats us to a few tunes along the way. To follow Daoirí, and more importantly, to buy his CDs, you can find him here: http://daoiri.com/ https://www.facebook.com/DaoiriFarrell/ ... Where do you start? Maybe the obvious place, the place I first came across his music thanks to a tip from my good mate from Ballycastle, Alex Campbell: his version of The Creggan White Hare. This is the song me and Darren refer to in our intro, a song which at the time of writing has a meagre 1,287,874 views on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPI_tHNjS78 I first heard The Creggan White Hare on the Dick Gaughan / Andy Irvine album 'Parallel Lines.' Which, to be honest, is an album I've never loved. I mean, what's not to love about a collaboration like that? I love Andy Irvine's music, I love Dick Gaughan's music. It should be my all time favourite. And yet, somehow it doesn't quite work for me. Though it does have a very stately version of Dylan's 'My Back Pages.' There's something about Daoirí's version of 'The Creggan White Hare' that I prefer. It's more robust, or something. I mean, it's unstoppable. That's what it is. It has a sense of fate about it. It's existential, man. As for The Pursuit of Farmer Michael Hayes...you can find it on the Planxty album After The Break.There's some interesting info here about possible origins: https://mainlynorfolk.info/folk/songs/thepursuitoffarmermichaelhayes.html We also chat at the end of our interview about 'Christy Moore, Donal Lunny, Jimmy Faulkner, Live In Dublin' - an album I first heard thanks, also, to my pal Alex Campbell. I can remember the cover of that album so clearly, and trying to decipher the newsprint while sitting on Alex's bed. We'd listen over and over again, trying to learn the chords of 'Hey Sandy,' until his mum took pity on us and arrived up with a plate of ham sandwiches and mugs of tea. God love her, she had the patience of a saint. Anyway, it's another album that's worth hunting down if you've not heard it already. https://www.discogs.com/Christy-Moore-Donal-Lunny-Jimmy-Faulkner-Live-In-Dublin/release/2219545 Thanks again Daoirí.
Peter Deneff, an accomplished Pianist and Jazz Fusion musician, discusses his background, his involvement in the Los Angeles Middle Eastern Music club Scene, and his approach to microtonality and Jazz music. Topics Include: Deneff’s background as a Greek-American keyboard/piano musician, growing up in Long Beach/Los Angeles Impact of the bouzouki on his musical development and interests and working with artists from other ethnic backgrounds Collecting LPs and copying them to cassette tapes – compilations from the past and listening to those artists and how that influenced his playing and repertoire The peak of the music scene at Athenian Gardens in the SoCal live cabaret/bellydance music scene in the 70s/80s/90s The cultural melding of Greek and Gypsy/Turkish music (Skilarika), and the influence of Pontic Greeks in that style along with the music scene of Thessaloniki Exposure to the Armenian music scene locally with aficionados and artists (Harout Khatchoyan, Yervand Kalajian, Vik Momjian, Hratch Yacoubian, Hovig Krikorian) The impact of Persian and Arabic music on his career and how this blended with his Greek background in music Detail of his studying with Mike Garson (legendary Jazz Pianist who worked with David Bowie) Thoughts on music as a language with different dialects across middle eastern music and jazz Would practice playing along to Charlie Parker’s music Differences between makam music and jazz, and how they informed his understanding of proficiency in both styles His use of microtonality in his music in makam and jazz music, and his first memory of hearing quarter tones used by a Lebanese tsiftelli record years ago Discussion of various keyboards and synthesizers he uses in his music, and the use of scale converters for quarter-tone usage Explanation of quarter tones in Arabic music, the use of 50 cent adjustments Different flavors of microtonality he uses in his music, for example hijaz and the adjustment of various pitches within the mode and how live music can diverge from the uniformity and rigidity of the classical motif Mention of playing quarter/microtones on the bouzouki from certain players His attraction to how Armenian music in the 1970s and 1980s moved toward keyboard-centric instrumentation and the impact of this on his musical development His performances are about speaking to the audience and interaction with people and the connections that arise from his music and performance Keyboards and accordions used in Greek music, along with Farfisa organs The “dead zone” of lacking keyboards in Greek music back several decades ago was not exploring keyboards like Armenian music was, and now there is a lot more clarinet and violin exposure with microtonality and reincorporation of traditional ethnic elements – which was not the scene when he was coming up playing music Comments on some of the Greek keyboard players he listened too for musical guidance and perspective His work with Enrico Macias IM’s work with the synth app and upcoming sample library recording projects Would love to do concerts with Bach and the Beatles, Kasansides, Paliyolokous Excursion, Synthesi projects are a big focus for him
EN - Interview with Greek-born musician and bouzouki virtuoso Avram Pengas. Aired April 5, 2011.
Welcome back to the Magician On Duty Podcast Series! On this week's editions we welcome Valeron :) Generally recognized as the top DJ on the island of Mykonos, Valeron is definitely one of the longest standing and most omnipresent figures of the ever-shifting local music scene. Soon after relocating to Mykonos, he became a producer releasing tracks that helped register his name in the Deep House and Electronic genre. This carried him through to becoming a founder of the Bercana Music label and releasing 2 personal albums already “Amare” & ‘’Aigaio’’. Valeron’s albums introduces a unique combination of traditional Greek instruments and Electronic beats. Every Saturday at Scorpios Mykonos Valeron leads ‘’Scorpios World’’ where he performs live alongside Greek musicians of instruments such as the clarinet, violin, Ney,Bouzouki, Saz, Oud,Santur and many more. With lots of originals and remixes that had climb on top of Beatport charts, on May 2019 he will release his third personal album. We are happy to welcome him to our family, and we hope you enjoy this mix as much as we do! Follow Valeron: @valeron @bercana www.facebook.com/valeronofficial www.instagram.com/valeron_music
The Band of Boobs catch up with the Crick Elves, then head off to visit some northern dwarves and save Ulfgar! Beverly launches "Operation: Fancy Boy," Moonshine attempts to breed nannerflies, and Hardwon does not take kindly to his new nickname. Support us at Patreon.com/Naddpod to get access to the after-show and a bunch of other Naddpod content!Music / Sound Effects Include:"Woodpecker and Other Birds" by Kyster at Freesound.org."Crackling Fire" by sagetyrtle at Freesound.org."Bouzouki" by xserra at Freesound.org."Macedonian Tambura Improvisation" by Boris Todorovic."Wind Howling" by CGEffex at Freesound.org."Moonshine's House" by Emily Axford."A Hospitable Farewell" by Emily Axford."Vinril's Gems" by Emily Axford."Frostwind" by Emily Axford."A Humble Shopkeeper" by Emily Axford.
Today we are introducing one of our podcast segments that we like to call the "B-sides". This is where we get to rant about whatever might be on our minds at the time. Sometimes these might be short but sometimes these might go long. It just depends on what we are ranting about at the time. On this episode we are mostly chatting about the first interview on our podcast with Bone Doggie, a musician out of Denton, TX. If you haven’t listened to it, please go check it out. It is a fascinating conversation. Its worth it just to hear him play the Irish Bouzouki on the podcast! As always, you can subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Play Store and Spotify. While you are at it please leave us a rating and let us know what you think about the show. For more information you can also follow us on Instagram @socialrantingspodcast. Thanks for listening!
Derrick and James welcome musician Bone Doggie from Denton TX as the first guest on our podcast. Bone Doggie is an amazing musician and according to his Myspace bio, Bone Doggie is a white boy that plays Delta Blues with a whiskey voice, lightning fingers, and a strong love of the nostalgic and all on an Irish Bouzouki. In addition Bone Doggie hosts Open Mic for musicians at LSA Burger which has become a huge part the Denton music scene. He also hosts his own radio show called Bone Doggie's Radio Free Denton. We had a lot of fun recording this episode. Enjoy! Facebook Page for Bone Doggie Facebook Page LSA Denton Open Mic
Hey Weight Loss Nation! www.TheWeightLossNation.com It's Tuesday.....that means it's a Tampa Bay Tuesday and I am reviewing "Acropolis Taverna" in Ybor City. The address for Acropolis in Ybor City is: 1833 E 7th Ave, Tampa, FL 33605 They serve Lunch & Dinner Hours Sunday through Thursday - 11:00am - 11:00pm Friday and Saturday - 11:00am - 1:00am Website - www.acropolistaverna.com Phone - 813-242-4545 The Menu is Filled with Healthy Options! Here are a few LUNCH examples: CHARBROILED EGGPLANT: Charbroiled, thick sliced eggplant grilled with crushed red pepper over spring mix with tomatoes, kalamata olives, red onions, halloumi cheese & cucumber. Served with oven toasted pita strips and pomegranate vinaigrette. Tell your waiter “NO” pita strips! & put the dressing on the side! KARPATHOS CHICKEN Seasoned grilled chicken breast, sun-dried tomatoes, red onions, cucumbers, red peppers, dolmades, tomatoes, pepperoncini and halloumi cheese over spring greens. Served with toasted pita strips and ̧Acropolis Greek dressing Again…..Tell your waiter “NO” pita strips! & put the dressing on the side! SALMON Grilled Salmon on a bed of spinach with quinoa, grapes, roasted walnuts, red onions and red pepper, topped with carmelized onions. Served with toasted pita strips and mango dressing One more time…..Tell your waiter “NO” pita strips! & put the dressing on the side! They have soups, more salad, vegetarian “MOUSAKA” as we say in NY or Mooosakaa in the rest of the U.S. Delicious Hummus…..They also have What I call …..Babaloo! but is actually called….. Baba Ganouj…..which is Roasted eggplant spread….. topped with extra virgin olive oil. The menu is Filled with healthy options! Just Leave the Pita off your plate and chow down on all these healthy vegetables, fish and meats! Here’s what I ordered the night of the review…. I asked for the best item on the menu……and w/o hesitation, I was told to order…… OCTOPUS!!!!! Now…I’ve had “Calamari” before. That makes me think of the movie “Moon Stuck” where Nicholas Cage’s plays “Ronny Cammareri” and the part in the movie, where the lady who works in the bakery says……”Stop it Ronnie, you’re scaring me” In NY…..the Italians say “Cala maaaa” Us NYers barely finish a word. Regular NYers….who are not Italian….say “Calamari” Getting back on track…..what’s the difference between “Cala Maaa” AND Octopus? Calamari is the Italian word for “Squid.” Squid has an elongated body with tentacles. The meat is white and firmer than Octopus. When cooked right, it should taste firm but NOT rubbery. Octopus has a round head and body with tentacles. The meat is sweet and not firm. You learn a lot when you research things! Never had Octopus before. I said…..bring OUT the OCTOPUS! And….I have to tell you….it was the “most TENDER” Octopus I have EVER had! Grilled octopus marinated in lemon and olive oil vinaigrette with fresh garlic, capers, zucchini and diced tomato . Delicious! For dinner……. I ordered the Grilled FRESH Red Snapper. Now….this comes out as a “Whole” red snapper …..the entire fish….head, EYES, tail….FISH on a plate! It is marinated in rosemary, garlic, extra virgin olive oil and fresh lemons charbroiled and topped with the house lemon herb marinade. You get a choice of two sides. I ordered the Roasted Vegetables and Artichoke Quinoa! I don’t particularly like looking at a FISH Head on my plate, and I certainly don’t like all the bones, but RED SNAPPER is a nice sized fish, where I was able to eatmost of the body meat, w/o biting into any bones. The RED SNAPPER was cooked Perfectly! The meat was falling off of the fish. Made it easy to eat & not get any bones. The Roasted Vegetables were carrots and squash. VERY Good. Seasoned well and tender. The QUINOA was FANTASTIC! Lot’s of YUMMS…..coming out of my mouth! Overall, the meal was absolutely DELICIOUS! Acropolis ….of course…..is known for it’s Delicious and Authentic Greek food…..but Acropolis….also has…….ENTERTAINMENT! A Belly Dancer starts the Entertainment! A beautiful woman dressed for “Belly Dancing” dancing around the entire restaurant, entertaining you while you’re eating. Then……the BIG entertainment begins! Every Hour there is……. Bouzouki Plate Breaking! What the heck is Bouzouki Plate Breaking you ask? It is a Greek custom of breaking plates during celebratory occasions (weddings) When the music is played from the Bouzouki…(like a mandolin) The manager or owner of Acropolis starts the clapping and moves towards the barrel or bucket. He picks up a stack of plates and then as fast as he can………he starts flinging the plates into the bucket, breaking the plates, with pure passion….until the stack in his hand is gone! This is like done in around 5-10 seconds! FAST! Then ……..the crowd reacts to the demonstration with a HUGE “OOPA” if they are satisfied! OOPA literally translates into “Ooops” but in Greek…..it has taken on the “emotional response” and admiration for Breaking the plates in excellent fashion. So the owner of Acropolis wants to hear “OPA” And that’s NOT ALL! The waiters & waitresses line up to do “Zorba Dancing” For all you Millenials out there….look up the 1964 film… “Zorba the Greek.” In the movie…..Alexis Zorbas (played by the famous Anthony Quinn) dances to not only relieve his stress, but to be the “inspirational force” that guides him to confront and finally ……. Overcome the challenges he was facing in life and work. Great movie! It’s a moving, uplifting moment at Acropolis! Patrons are waving napkins and throwing them on the floor as a final gesture of their excitement and admiration for the Bouzouki plate breaker. Lots of fun and great food at Acropolis! The food was fresh, and delicious. The staff were engaging, polite and brought out each dish at the appropriate times. The manager was seen going from table to table making sure the guests were happy. The owner, Sam was fantastic! Not only was a hell of a “plate breaker” I watched him speaking with staff as well as customers, to ensure everyone was having a great evening. How did Acropolis Rate …… Acropolis gets a BIG 2 Thumbs up for it’s fresh and healthy food choices. Don’t look at or touch the Pita’s and you will enjoy your meal at Acropolis. Acropolis also gets a HUGE 2 thumbs up for it’s Entertainment! Really breaks up the evening and gets everyone in the place involved and uplifted! Thanks to Sam for providing top notch food and entertainment for the Tampa Bay residents and tourists. Acropolis has SIX locations 1. Ybor City 2. New Tampa 3. South Tampa 4. St. Petersburg 5. Sarasota 6. Riverview Check out the website www.Acropolistaverna.com for more information at each location. Want more information on Weight Loss Nation? 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Gunslinger by Garth Brooks. Garth's very last album forever: 2016's Gunslinger. We wish we could say it's a triumphant return to form… but it's more of a flaccid, bland return to form. At least it's not horribly offensive? This is our shortest episode ever! There isn't much to chew on here. Though we do manage to talk about more interesting things than these songs, like a movie that Cameron mysteriously calls Bang Bang Driver. Learnin’ Links: The album cover, where Garf looks like Will Ferrell The Ewok Adventure Wow. Led Zeppelin had at least three successful plagiarism suits brought against them. Will Ferrell and Chad Smith Drum-Off! Heads Carolina, Tails California Jake Jolliff, an amazing mandolin player, son of professor Bill Jolliff whose classes Nathan and Cameron took Cotton-Eyed Joe—which might not be racist? It's hard to tell The Greek bouzouki, and the Irish bouzouki You can support us in several ways: If you want to buy Gunslinger, you can do it here and support us. Kick us a few bux on Patreon! By becoming a supporting member, you'll gain access to special bonus episodes! Buy T-shirts, sweatshirts, and more at our merch page!
In dieser Radioreise nimmt Sie mit Alexander Tauscher mit auf eine Tour von Athen nach Santorin. Freuen Sie sich auf das Land der Götter. Erleben Sie eine Reise der Kontraste: Die Metropole mit dem Trubel der Geschäftsstraßen und die kleine malerische Insel im Mittelmeer. Dazwischen genießen wir einfach Griechenland at its best. In Athen laufen wir durch die Altstadt, die Plaka. Wir kosten Ouzo und schlürfen griechischen Wein auf einer Terasse mit Blick auf die Akropolis. Später steigen wir hoch, über Steine und entlang von Säulen, die schon seit tausenden Jahren den Weg der Menschen säumen. Mit dem Schiff starten wir im legendären Hafen Pyräus zunächst in Richtung Peloppones. Ein Zwischenstopp auf der Insel Hidra zeigt uns ein ganz anderes Leben als in Athen. Spannende Geschichten bietet auch die Insel Poros. Auf dem Schiff lernen wir unterwegs Sirtaki tanzen. Mit den Klängen der Bouzouki kommen wir in der ersten Hochkultur Europas an, in Mykene. Auf Naxos schwärmt uns Charalabos Kons
In dieser Radioreise nimmt Sie mit Alexander Tauscher mit auf eine Tour von Athen nach Santorin. Freuen Sie sich auf das Land der Götter. Erleben Sie eine Reise der Kontraste: Die Metropole mit dem Trubel der Geschäftsstraßen und die kleine malerische Insel im Mittelmeer. Dazwischen genießen wir einfach Griechenland at its best. In Athen laufen wir durch die Altstadt, die Plaka. Wir kosten Ouzo und schlürfen griechischen Wein auf einer Terasse mit Blick auf die Akropolis. Später steigen wir hoch, über Steine und entlang von Säulen, die schon seit tausenden Jahren den Weg der Menschen säumen. Mit dem Schiff starten wir im legendären Hafen Pyräus zunächst in Richtung Peloppones. Ein Zwischenstopp auf der Insel Hidra zeigt uns ein ganz anderes Leben als in Athen. Spannende Geschichten bietet auch die Insel Poros. Auf dem Schiff lernen wir unterwegs Sirtaki tanzen. Mit den Klängen der Bouzouki kommen wir in der ersten Hochkultur Europas an, in Mykene. Auf Naxos schwärmt uns Charalabos Kons
One of New England's finest guitarists, Owen Marshall joins Neil to talk about teaching himself Irish guitar while being homeschooled in Vermont, and all the places music has taken him, from local community contradances to jamming with Tuvan throat singers at a festival in Belgium.
UC Berkeley's Maria Mavroudi reads the poem “Bouzouki” by A. E. Stallings. Series: "Lunch Poems Reading Series" [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 27821]
UC Berkeley’s Maria Mavroudi reads the poem “Bouzouki” by A. E. Stallings. Series: "Lunch Poems Reading Series" [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 27821]
UC Berkeley’s Maria Mavroudi reads the poem “Bouzouki” by A. E. Stallings. Series: "Lunch Poems Reading Series" [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 27821]
UC Berkeley's Maria Mavroudi reads the poem “Bouzouki” by A. E. Stallings. Series: "Lunch Poems Reading Series" [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 27821]
Track Listing for podcast: Two wounded birds - My Lonesome Taken from the album "Keep Dreaming Baby" 2010 (Holiday records) Temiz - Dokuz Sekiz Taken From the Album "Turkish Freakout: Psych-Folk Singles 1969-1980" 2010 (Bouzouki jo) Saturnalia Temple - Sitra Ahra Ruled Solitary Before creation Taken From the Album "Aion of Drakon" 2011 (Ajna Offensive) You - Magooba Taken From the Album "Electric day" 1979 (cain) Night Sun - Got a bone of my own Taken From the Album "Mournin'" 1972 Vessels - Artchoke Taken From the Album "Helioscope" 2011 (Cuckundoo) Venetian snares - Ever Apparent All Being Shoulder Taken From the Album "Cubist Reggae" 2011 Brain Ticket - Places of light Taken From the Album "Cottonwoodhill" 1971 (Hallelujah) You - Controlled Demolition Taken From the Album "Time Code" 1980 (Rock City) John Mueller - Remembered Taken From the Album "The Whole" 2010 (Type) Red Sparowes - A Swarm Taken From the Album "The Fear Is Excruciating, But Therein Lies the Answer" 2010 (Sargent House)
Ryan knows more than Brian does about music. Just this once. In the original series of Fill Me In (2008-10) there were rarely (if ever) show notes -- or if there were, they were lost to the blurry mists of time. But seriously, if you're going back to these old chestnuts, do you need show notes? No, you're a die-hard, stop-at-nothing, rabidly fanatical minion who will hungrily consume the glory days through badly recorded annals of Ryan and Brian lore. Your journey awaits.
Another tune by the highly influential Turlough O'Carolan.Planxty Irwin (which we had in Lesson 14, in Book 1) was another O'Carolan tune.This is in 3/4 time, with emphasis on the first beat of each bar: *one* two three, *one* two three, *one* two three.In this episode, we've also included a version with Tony playing the bouzouki and mandolin.File size is 3.92MB.Duration is 17 minutes 07 seconds.
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