Dave Dalle's Show September 25

[Dave Dalle]

CKCU Canada's oldest community radio station
Thursday's 1-4pm, I specialize in (but am not limited to) folk and
classical music from around the world.


nr=New Release
c=Canadian content

September 25

1. Loreena McKennitt: "The Mystic's Dream" from "The Mask and Mirror"
Quinlan Rd/WEA c
2. Cesaria Evora: "Partida" from "Cabe Verde" BMG
-Cesaria Evora is playing Ottawa at Barrymore's Oct. 14!
3. Marta Sebestyen: "Szerelem, Szerelem" from "The Best of..." Ryko nr
-Marta Sebestyen and Muszikas are playing the Museum of Civilization
Oct. 9!
4. Meta & Kalman Balogh: There's a House at the end of the Village" from
"Gypsy Music from Hungarian Villages" ARC
5. Ferenc Santa & his Gypsy Band: "Hungarian Songs" from "Csardas" Naxos

6. Cesaria Evora: "Tchintchirote" from "Caboe Verde" BMG
7. Cheikh Lo: "Ne La Thiass" from "Ne La Thiass" World Circuit/Nonesuch nr
-A great album of Senegalese afro-pop with a lot of Cuban influences.
I"m also pleased to see World Circuit being distributed by Warner, it's
now less expensive and easier to get.
8. Dino Saluzzi: "Cite de la Musique" from "Cite de la Musique" ECM nr
9. Astor Piazzolla: "Tanguedia III" from "Tanguedia de Armos" Milan nr
-Yet another new Piazzolla release on Milan. Not complaining!
10. Jamshied Sharifi: "Ma'na" from "A Prayer for the Soul of Layla" Alula nr
-A neat album with many different vocalists and vocal styles, based
on North African music, lots of synth.
11. Berbers from the Northern Atlas Mountains: "Ahaidous" from
"B'Ismallah" Sounds True nr
-Wonderful and very intense singing from Morocco, wonderful rhythmn
as well.
12. Bageshwari Qamar: "Rag Bhairav" from "Shehnai" Tips
13-14. Pan-African Orchestra: "Sisala Sebrew" & "Akan Drumming" from "Opus
1" Realworld
-the Pan-African Orchestra are playing the Musuem of Civilazation
Oct. 24!

15. Claudio Monterverdi: "Psalm: Laetatus Sum" performed by the Gabrieli
Consort & Players under Paul McCreesh Archiv
-A stunning, exuberant piece. Very upbeat continuo providing nice
constant momentum, with two sopranos who come in joyfully, playing with
the music--each other and the instruments, four male voices come in
continuing the exuberant interplay as the two sopranos drop out. After a
few minutes the music pauses, only to have the full choir enter very
powerfully. After a few statements the sopranos come back in and they
enter a great call-and-response with the choir, it sounds improvised and
very much the same effect as Nusrat & Party, a very brief section, yet one
that ends this fairly short, but wonderful piece on a very high note.
From a double-CD entitled "Venetian Vespers" Highly recommended!

16. Anonymous: "Nao trayais borzeguis pretos" performed by the Huelgas
Ensemble under Paul Van Nevel Sony Classical
17-19. Strada: "Touro-louro-louro!", "Pastres, pastressas" & "Guillo, pran
ton tamborin" from "Nadal" Analekta c
20. Flying Bulgar Klezmer Band: "Moskowitz" from "Fire" Flying Bulgar
Recordings c
21. Old World Folk Band: "Yoshke Yoshke" from "Klezmer etc." Old World
Productions
22. Orchestra Marrabenta Star de Mocambique: "Nwahulwana" from "Trance
Planet vol. 3" Triloka

23. Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan & Party: "Mazaa Aa Gaya" from "The Supreme
Collection Vol. 1" Caroline nr

Send any cds/lps/cassettes to Dave Dalle
76-3260 Southgate Rd
Ottawa ON, Canada
K1V 8W9

Phone: (613)520-2898
Fax: (613)520-4060

Dave

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"Taste is a negative thing. Genius affirms and always affirms." -Franz Liszt

[Taste is defined by what it excludes. Genius is defined by what it includes.]