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India Traveling Artists of the Desert, The Musical Culture of Rajasthan CD

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MCM3002
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Part of the Music of the Earth CD series.

From the Rajasthan region, this recording features song and dance from the peoples in this intense desert region. The recordings predominantly feature the Bhopa people who make a living at song, dance, and epic narration with instruments such as the bagpipe, whip, hand drum, and a variety of bowed stringed instruments, and the Langa and Manganiyar people, the Muslim folk musicians of the Thar Desert. The diversity of the region is captured through devotional and folk songs, narratives, instrumentals, and choral solos. 20 tracks. 71 minutes. Keiji Azami, fieldrecordist.

"Vocals accompanied by strings and instrumentals on reeds, strings and Jew's harp are well recorded, displaying the essential power and beauty of the music in a way not heard often enough outside of the region." - Cliff Furnald, CMJ

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