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Global Village Wed. with Yatrika: The Aboriginal Sounds of Oceania, 4,29,09

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PLAYLIST FOR WEDNESDAY APRIL 29, 2009
THE ABORIGINAL SOUNDS OF OCEANIA
10 AM – NOON
HOST: YATRIKA SHAH-RAIS
E-MAIL:
yatrikashahrais@gmail.com

Artist (country)/ Album/ Track/ Label

10:00 – 11:10 AM

1- Wantok Musik Foundation compilation (New Guinea/Australia)/ “Oro” by Mapoo Gela & David Bridie/ Wantok Musik Foundation  www.wantokmusik.org

2- Ankala (Australia)/ Rhythms From The Outer Core/ Walya Ngaamadiki/ World Network

3- Ankala (Australia)/ Rhythms From The Outer Core/ Scrub Beat/ World Network

4- Wantok Musik Foundation compilation (New Guinea)/ “Pitjant Jara” by Frank Yamma/ Wantok Musik Foundation  www.wantokmusik.org

5- Not Drowning, Waving and the Musicians of Rabaul, Papua New Guinea (Australia, New Guinea)/ Tabaran/ Tabaran/ WEA

6- Oceania (New Zealand (Maori), UK)/ Oceania/ Kihikihi/ Point Music

7- Wantok Musik Foundation compilation (New Guinea)/ “Gormi Arma” by Kadu/ Wantok Musik Foundation  www.wantokmusik.org

8- Wantok Musik Foundation compilation (New Guinea)/ “Loss” by Jida Gulpilil/Wantok Musik Foundation  www.wantokmusik.org

9- Oceania (New Zealand (Maori), UK)/ Oceania/ Pepepe/ Point Music

10- Not Drowning, Waving and the Musicians of Rabaul, Papua New Guinea (Australia, New Guinea)/ Abebe/ Tabaran/ WEA

11- Not Drowning, Waving and the Musicians of Rabaul, Papua New Guinea (Australia, New Guinea)/ Sing Sing/ Tabaran/ WEA

12- Wantok Musik Foundation compilation (New Guinea)/ “Marrntunerra” by Warren Williams and David Bridie/ Wantok Musik Foundation  www.wantokmusik.org

13- The Rough Guide to Australian Aboriginal Music/ “Sik O’ by Christine Anu/ World Music Network/Rough Guides

14- Telek (Papua New Guinea)/ Serious Tam/ Midal/ Real World
Telek performs as part of ‘Sing Sing’: the Lively Sounds of Aboriginal Australia and its Oceanic Neighbors including Papua New Guinea at Royce Hall, UCLA, Thursday, May 7. Tickets may be purchased online at www.uclalive.org, or by phone at 310-825-2101.

15- 1 Giant Leap (UK – multinational)/ “Ta Moko” featuring Whiri Mako Black/ Palm Pictures   www.1giantleap.tv

16- Not Drowning, Waving and the Musicians of Rabaul, Papua New Guinea (Australia, New Guinea)/ Tabaran/ Funeral Chant/ WEA

11:10 AM - Noon

17- Purbayan Chatterjee (India)/ New Horizons/ Raga  Mishra Mand/ Rhyme Records  www.rhymerecords.com
Purbayan Chatterjee performs on Sunday, May 3 at 7:00 pm at the Skirball Cultural Center. He will be joined by Anubrata Chatterjee on tabla, 2701 North Sepulveda Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90049 (take Skirball Center Drive off the 405 freeway). Info and tickets: www.skirball.org or 310-440-4500

18- Dario Marianelli (Italy)/ Soundtrack to the Soloist/ Cello Lesson/ Decca Records

19- Dario Marianelli (Italy)/ Soundtrack to the Soloist/ Paper Mache World/ Decca Records

20- Soname (Tibet)/ Plateau/ Sun and Moon/ World Village

21- Seckou Keita (Senegal)/ The Silimbo Passage/ Mande-Arab/ World Adventures

22- Soundtrack to Footsteps in Africa: A Nomadic Journey/ by Jamshied Sharifi and Tinariwen/ www.footstepsafrica.com

23- Soundtrack to Footsteps in Africa: A Nomadic Journey/ by Jamshied Sharifi and Tinariwen/ www.footstepsafrica.com
The documentary movie Footsteps in Africa: A Nomadic Journey will screen at Club Zanzibar on May 7th at 9:00 PM. Info: www.afrofunke.com.

And at the Skirball Cultural Center on Saturday, May 9th at 2:30 pm. FREE SCREENING – no reservations necessary. 2701 North Sepulveda Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90049 (take Skirball Center Drive off the 405 freeway). Info and tickets: www.skirball.org or 310-440-4500

24- Marabi Africa (compilation- Africa)/ “Nebine” by Malouma (Mauritania)/ Marabi Productions


EVENTS

Ballet Preljocaj perform The Four Seasons at UCLA’s Royce Hall on Friday, May 1st and Saturday, May 2nd at 8:00 PM. Tickets may be purchased online at www.uclalive.org, or by phone at 310-825-2101.

‘Sing Sing’ performs the Lively Sounds of Aboriginal Australia and its Oceanic Neighbors including Papua New Guinea at Royce Hall, UCLA, Thursday, May 7. Tickets may be purchased online at www.uclalive.org, or by phone at 310-825-2101.