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World music : the rough guide / edited by Simon Broughton, Mark Ellingham and Richard Trillo ; with Orla Duane and Vanessa Dowell.

Format Book and Print
EditionNew edition.
Publication InfoLondon : Rough Guides ; London ; New York : Distributed by the Penguin Group, 1999.
Descriptionx, 762 pages : illustrations, map, portraits (some color) ; 24 cm
Subject(s)
Other author/creatorBroughton, Simon, editor.
Other author/creatorEllingham, Mark, editor.
Other author/creatorTrillo, Richard, editor.
Other author/creatorRough Guides (Firm)
Contents v. 1. Africa, Europe and the Middle East. Part one. Europe. Albania: the eagle has landed / Kim Burton -- Alpine music: the alpunk phenomenon / Christoph Wagner -- Austria: soul music of old Vienna / Christoph Wagner -- Baltic states: singing revolutions / Andrew Cronshaw -- Belgium: flemish, walloon and global fusion / Paul Rans -- Bosnia-Herzegovina: sad songs of Sarajevo / Kim Burton -- Bulgaria: the mystery voice / Kim Burton -- Croatia: toe tapping tamburicas / Kim Burton -- Czech & Slovak republics: east meets west / Jiri Plocek -- Denmark: a new pulse for the pols / Andrew Cronshaw -- England, folk roots: England's changing roots / Colin Irwin -- England/UK, Bhangra/Asian beat: one way ticket to British Asia / DJ Ritu -- Finland: new runes / Andrew Cronshaw -- France: music of the regions / Philippe Krumm and Jean-Pierre Rasle -- Germany: kraut kaunterblast / Ken Hunt -- Greece: songs of the near east / Marc Dubin and George Pissalidhes -- Greenland: sealskin hits / Etienne Bours -- Gypsy music: kings and queens of the road / Simon Broughton -- Hungary: a musical mother tongue / Simon Broughton -- Iceland: waiting for the thaw / Andrew Cronshaw -- Italy: tenores and tarantellas / Alessio Surian -- Macedonia: tricky rhythms / Kim Burton -- Netherlands: tilting at windmills / Wim Bloemendaal -- Norway: fjords and fiddles / Andrew Cronshaw -- Poland: hanging on in the highlands / Simon Broughton -- Portugal: traditional riches, fate and revolution / Andrew Cronshaw and Paul Vernon -- Romania: taraf traditions / Simon Broughton -- Russia: music of the people / Simon Broughton and Tatiana Didenko -- Samiland: joiks of the tundra / Andrew Cronshaw -- Scotland: from Strathspeys to acid croft / Pete Heywood and Colin Irwin -- Serbia & Montenegro: Balkan beats / Kim Burton -- Spain, flamenco: a wild savage feeling / Jan Fairley -- Spain, regional musics: a tale of celts and islanders / Jan Fairley -- Sweden: a devil of a polska / Andrew Cronshaw -- Ukraine: the bandura played on / Alexis Kochran and Julian Kytasty -- Wales: harps, bards and the gwerin / William Price --
Contents Part two. Middle East. Arab world/Egypt, classical: partner of poetry / David Lodge and Bill Badley -- Armenia: the sorrowful sound / Harold Hagopian -- Egypt, popular/street music: Cairo hit factory / David Lodge and Bill Badley -- Georgia: a feast of songs / Simon Broughton -- Gulf & Yemen: sounds of the Arabian peninsula / Bill Badley -- Iran: nightingales and mullahs / Laudan Nooshin -- Israel: a narrow bridge / Dubi Lenz -- Jewish music, sephardic: ladino romance / Judith Cohen -- Kurdish music: songs of the stateless / Eva Skalla and Jemima Amiri -- Palestinian music: the sounds of struggle / Andy Morgan and Mu'tasem Adileh -- Syria, Lebanon & The Levant: Europe meets Asia / Bill Badley and Zein al-Jundi -- Turkey: sounds of Anatolia / Martin Stokes -- Part three. Africa. Algeria, Rai: music under fire / Andy Morgan -- Algeria, Kabylia: bards of immigritude / Andy Morgan -- Angola: struggle and talent / Christian Hyde and Richard Trillo -- Benin & togo: Afro-funksters / Richard Trillo and Eric Audra -- Burkina faso: hidden treasure / Francois Bensignor -- Cameroon: music of a small continent / Jean-Victor Nkolo and Graeme Ewens -- Cape verde: music of sweet sorrow / Susana Maximo and David Peterson -- Congo: heart of danceness / Graeme Ewens -- Cote d'Ivoire: heart of the industry / Francois Bensignor and Brooke Wentz -- Equatorial Guinea: malabo blues / Manuel Dominguez -- Ethiopia: land of wax and gold / Francis Falceto -- Ghana: gold coast: highlife and roots / Ronnie Graham and John Collins -- Guinea-Bissau: the backyard beat of gumbe / Guus de Klein -- Indian ocean: a lightness of touch / Graeme Ewens and Werner Graebner -- Kenya: life and times of Kenyan pop / Doug Paterson -- Madagascar: ocean music from southeast Africa / Ian Anderson -- Malawi: sounds afroma! / John Lwanda -- Mali/Guinea, mande music: west Africa's musical powerhouse / Lucy Duran -- Mauritania & western Sahara: ways of the moors / Dave Muddyman -- Morocco: a basic expression of life / Dave Muddyman -- Mozambique: a luta continua / Celso Paco -- Niger: sounds of the sahel / Francois Bensignor -- Nigeria: from hausa to the African rainforest / Dave Abram -- Rwanda & Burundi: echoes from the hills / Jean-Pierre Jacquemin, Richard Trillo and Jadot Sezirahigha -- Sao Tome & Principe: island music / Conceicao Lima and Caroline Shaw -- Senegal & The Gambia: Senegambian stars are here to stay / Mark Hudson, Jenny Cathcart and Lucy Duran -- Sierra Leone: palm wine sounds / Ed Ashcroft and Richard Trillo -- South Africa, popular music: nation of voice / Rob Allingham -- South Africa, gospel music: spirit of Africa / Gregory Mthembu-Salter -- South Africa, jazz: hip kings, hip queens / Rob Allingham -- Southern Africa, archives: Hugh Tracey, pioneer archivist / Mark Hudson -- Sudan: yearning to dance / Peter Verney -- Tanzania, popular music: mtindo, dance with style / Werner Graebner -- Tanzania/Kenya, Taarab: the Swahili coastal sound / Werner Graebner -- Uganda: exiles and traditions / Sten Sandahl -- Zambia: evolution and expression / Ronnie Graham and Simon Kandela Tunkanya -- Zambabe: jit, mbira and chimurenga, play it loud! / Judy Kendall and Banning Eyre -- Part four. Directories. Record labels ; Record shops ; Contributors.
Abstract This reference work on sounds from around the globe is in its third edition and more comprehensive than ever--updated and expanded throughout and with a number of new countries added. Volume 1: Africa & Middle East has full coverage of genres from Afrobeat to Arabesque, and artists from Amadou and Mariam to Umm Kulthum. The book includes articles on more than 60 countries written by expert contributors, discographies for each article with biographical notes on thousands of musicians and reviews of their best CDs.
General noteIncludes index.
ISBN1858286352 (v. 1) :

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Music Music Stacks ML3470 .W67 1999 V. 1 ✔ Available Place Hold