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Yabancılar – Ağıt

No reviews today as I will be out and about, so I leave you with a haunting instrumental track by the Turkish band Yabancılar.

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Nicodème “Tjap’s Trap” Oum – Oa

Work was busy today, so in lieu of a review, here is a rather joyful offering from Cameroon.

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The Fifteenth National Vocal Music Performance of Summer in Harbin-Highlights of the Folk Music Group

One more from Harbin.  We will be back to normal posting tomorrow.

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International Music Competition Harbin 2018 – Trailer

No reviews today as I am in Harbin, China for a rest.

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Embracing the Vibrant Cultural Melodies of China — Harbin Summer Music Concert!

 

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Trio Mandili – Psalm 50

There will be no reviews either today or tomorrow as Orthodox Christians observe Christmas Eve and the Nativity on what was always the Ecumenical Church Calendar until the devising of the modern Gregorian Calendar, so for those who hold to the Councils, today is December 24.  We wish you a Merry Christmas (again), and leave you with today’s selection, a hymn of wailing by Saint King David by the Georgian folk group, Trio Mandili.  Be well.

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Schola Gregoriana Mediolanensis, Giovanni Vianini – Gloria In Excelsis Deo

We would like to wish our readers, especially those who are Roman Catholic and Protestant, a quiet, happy and blessed (Gregorian Calendar) Christmas, and we look forward to bringing you much more music in 2024.  Merry Christmas!

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The Black Hunters – Trod & Part Two

No reviews today thanks to a busy schedule, so some reggae will suffice for today.

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[Video] Ultravox – Vienna

Today is a travel day, and as I start a small journey from this magnificent city, I’ll let Ultravox serenade you.

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Nagat – Eyoun El Alb

Our favorite reissue label, Wewantsounds, offers yet another gem to one of the coolest catalogs around.  This album comes from Egyptian diva Nagat, and it’s an example of a type of disco homegrown in Egypt – Disco Arabesquo – which combines the erstwhile dancing style of the 1970s with Arabic beats.  Insanely good.