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  • Globaltruth
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    Originally posted by Globaltruth View Post
    Latest on NTS (28/9/205) is a one hour programme by Mulatu Astatke. Here's the blurb


    and here's the link:
    Playing Ethiopiques, Contemporary Jazz. Ethio-jazz luminary Mulatu Astatke graces us with an hour of music – including Ethiopian jazz that has influenced him over the years, and some picks from his new record Mulatu Plays Mulatu. Astatke plays the Southbank Centre as part of the EFG London Jazz Festival November 16th.

    to a largely instrumental show.

    As my grand daughter would says 'Mulatu is like a gazillion years old'. Being a good kid that wouldn't stop her checking him out...so should all you hipsters, flipsters and finger-popping daddios.
    Turns out I should have posted this on the Jazz thread...but you know...

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  • Globaltruth
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    Latest on NTS (28/9/205) is a one hour programme by Mulatu Astatke. Here's the blurb
    Ethio-jazz luminary Mulatu Astatke graces us with an hour of music – including Ethiopian jazz that has influenced him over the years, and some picks from his new record Mulatu Plays Mulatu. Astatke plays the Southbank Centre as part of the EFG London Jazz Festival November 16th.
    and here's the link:
    Playing Ethiopiques, Contemporary Jazz. Ethio-jazz luminary Mulatu Astatke graces us with an hour of music – including Ethiopian jazz that has influenced him over the years, and some picks from his new record Mulatu Plays Mulatu. Astatke plays the Southbank Centre as part of the EFG London Jazz Festival November 16th.

    to a largely instrumental show.

    As my grand daughter would says 'Mulatu is like a gazillion years old'. Being a good kid that wouldn't stop her checking him out...so should all you hipsters, flipsters and finger-popping daddios.
    Last edited by Globaltruth; 03-10-25, 11:58.

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  • Globaltruth
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    I'm still enjoying NTS.

    Recently found this:

    A deeper look into the back catalogs of various artists.


    In Focus plays 3 hours of a single artist without much talk - not strictly, because, for example the Arvo Part programme features interviews and talks by him, in his native language.
    There is a great variety - take a look, I am sure if you like this sub-forum you will find something to enjoy.

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  • Globaltruth
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    Originally posted by johncorrigan View Post
    I had a morning off after a couple of hard days () in the garden GT; and with an empty house, I ran a bath and fair enjoyed that Sigourney choral programme. Thanks...ideal soaking music.


    Glad you like. Every time I go on there I find something to listen to. I'm still not a fan of their use of tags to pin me down, nor the fact that they want me to pay £4 a month to find out who is playing what - although that seems to be inconsistently managed because sometimes you do get track listings. also there is no download facility. It runs out of Hackney in London so we're probably scoring max points on the hipness scale. If we did but know it...if we did but care....

    I'm just the curator JC

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  • Globaltruth
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    Originally posted by Beresford View Post
    I take your point about World Music on Breakfast, rather than just unusual tracks. It's a long time since I heard any Balinese Gamelan, or Iranian classical, on Breakfast or elsewhere on R3. Looking through last week's listings the nearest we got to World Music was a piece about a wedding on St Kilda - not quite beyond our shores. And anyway later in the week Tom played another Bach cello suite, this time played by Yoyo Ma!
    thanks Beresford.

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  • LMcD
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    Originally posted by Beresford View Post
    I take your point about World Music on Breakfast, rather than just unusual tracks. It's a long time since I heard any Balinese Gamelan, or Iranian classical, on Breakfast or elsewhere on R3. Looking through last week's listings the nearest we got to World Music was a piece about a wedding on St Kilda - not quite beyond our shores. And anyway later in the week Tom played another Bach cello suite, this time played by Yoyo Ma!
    'Way-out' compared with Orkney?

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  • Beresford
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    Originally posted by Globaltruth View Post

    This is the World Music thread after all, so, with all due respect, a Fournier Bach, lovely though it is, instead of a Yo Yo Ma Bach doesn't register any points on our unusuality score.
    Whilst not at all wishing to reinvoke the highly stale "Well, it's all music innit" debate, this particular sub-forum is more than prone, in fact dedicated, to the odd non-classical track.
    One or two a show is all we ask.
    I take your point about World Music on Breakfast, rather than just unusual tracks. It's a long time since I heard any Balinese Gamelan, or Iranian classical, on Breakfast or elsewhere on R3. Looking through last week's listings the nearest we got to World Music was a piece about a wedding on St Kilda - not quite beyond our shores. And anyway later in the week Tom played another Bach cello suite, this time played by Yoyo Ma!

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  • johncorrigan
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    Originally posted by Globaltruth View Post
    https://www.nts.live/shows/sigourney...18th-june-2025
    Sigourney has many episodes and is proving to an acceptable alternative to the Usurper Currently On Breakfast (UCOB )
    I had a morning off after a couple of hard days () in the garden GT; and with an empty house, I ran a bath and fair enjoyed that Sigourney choral programme. Thanks...ideal soaking music.

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  • Globaltruth
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    A one hour special on NTS dedicated to the music of Iran
    Playing Electronica, Field Recordings, Folk, Experimental, Persian Traditional. A somber and experimental guest mix from produder and DJ Maral – featuring Iranian classics, early shellac recordings of Iranian classical Music, and field recordings of folk music from different regions of Iran. Tapping into the liminal feelings of being in the diaspora, mixtures of sadness, anger, fear and nostalgia. A cathartic mix for anyone in the world.


    uninterrupted.

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  • Globaltruth
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    Originally posted by Beresford View Post
    I have found Tom McKinney puts out quite a few unusual items. For example on Monday he played the Fournier Bach first cello suite recorded in 1960. Quoting the producer he said that it was the best recording that money can buy. I agreed with this, but have never heard Petroc, or anyone else on R3, play it in the last 15 years. They usually stick to YoYo Ma (why?).
    This is the World Music thread after all, so, with all due respect, a Fournier Bach, lovely though it is, instead of a Yo Yo Ma Bach doesn't register any points on our unusuality score.
    Whilst not at all wishing to reinvoke the highly stale "Well, it's all music innit" debate, this particular sub-forum is more than prone, in fact dedicated, to the odd non-classical track.
    One or two a show is all we ask.
    Given that there is only 1 hour of dedicated regular music to this preferred interest on r3 at the moment, the current Breakfast mix is disappointing. Should be compulsory on all r3 shows..
    There is occasional WM tokenism at the Proms.





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  • Roger Webb
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    Originally posted by Beresford View Post
    .......................Monday he played the Fournier Bach first cello suite recorded in 1960. They usually stick to YoYo Ma (why?).
    .....why indeed, when the wonderful David Watkin is available....



    David sadly recently deceased

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  • Beresford
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    Originally posted by johncorrigan View Post
    ... For me one of the best things about Petroc in the morning was that he always caught me on the hop with something really unusual/ unexpected - that hasn't happened at all with Mr McKinney - I find him uninspiring.
    I have found Tom McKinney puts out quite a few unusual items. For example on Monday he played the Fournier Bach first cello suite recorded in 1960. Quoting the producer he said that it was the best recording that money can buy. I agreed with this, but have never heard Petroc, or anyone else on R3, play it in the last 15 years. They usually stick to YoYo Ma (why?).

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  • Globaltruth
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    Playing Choral Music, Classical. Film composer SIGOURNEY presents one hour of haunting harmonies in Part II of the Choral Special Series. Artwork: Kayleigh Fisher | @kayleighdfisher |

    Sigourney has many episodes and is proving to an acceptable alternative to the Usurper Currently On Breakfast (UCOB )

    see also Panorama Yerevan and particularly this episode of medieval music
    Playing Folk. Lucia Kagramanyan digs through the archives of the Republic Radio of Armenia, presenting lost compositions, featuring everything from classical & opera, to folk & pop in a special hour long show.

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  • johncorrigan
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    Originally posted by Globaltruth View Post
    The NTS investigation continues… here we have 1 hour of DUB from 2017
    it’s glorious … Ranking Ann.

    suits the weather …

    Playing Dub, Reggae. Jah Cousteau Presents…L'ODYSSEY IN DUB - Featuring classic and rare selections of late 70's roots reggae and dub, and early 80's dancehall style. 12

    Only three programmes from Jah Cousteau as far as I can see - pretty darn good, Global. Thanks.

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  • Globaltruth
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    The NTS investigation continues… here we have 1 hour of DUB from 2017
    it’s glorious … Ranking Ann.

    suits the weather …

    Playing Dub, Reggae. Jah Cousteau Presents…L'ODYSSEY IN DUB - Featuring classic and rare selections of late 70's roots reggae and dub, and early 80's dancehall style. 12


    Last edited by Globaltruth; 20-06-25, 12:50.

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