Julie Fowlis is now a fine ambassador for the music, song and culture of her Outer Hebridean homeland and this...
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Hailing from Triana, Seville's one time Gypsy quartei and home of classic flamenco, Rosario Guerrero Hernández, aka ‘La Tremendita’, has...
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How do you avoid the inevitable clichés of ‘Celticness’? This three-CD beginner's compilation has set itself an unenviable task. BBC...
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Sergei Starostin is a major figure on the Russian folk scene, yet he’s still all too little known, despite his...
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Breabach member and 2008 Young Traditional Musician of the Year award winner Ewan Robertson opens his debut release with a...
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First of all, don't be put off by the cheesy cover. She’koyokh are Britain's best klezmer and Balkan music band....
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Piraeus-born Cretan lyra player Kelly Thoma is a pupil of Ross Daly and a part of the diverse group of...
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The literal translation of Canu Rhydd is ‘free poetry’; with their latest album Fernhill continue their pioneering exploration of vernacular...
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The spiritual journey flamenco guitarist Eduardo Niebla takes with these eight pieces is rooted in various families: his own family,...
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The award-winning pairing of singer and pianist Siobhan Miller from Penicuik near Edinburgh and singer and fiddler Jeana Leslie from...
Reviewed in issue Apr/May/2011
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