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Chava Alberstein - crazy flower: a collection (Shanachie)


  
World Library of Folk Music: France (Rounder)

  
Djivan Gasparyan - apricots from eden (Traditional Crossroads)

The master of the duduk of Armenia in a recording of rhythmic folk dances from Armenia, accompanied by other duduks and the Armenian folk drum called d'hol.

 
Fanfare Ciocarlia - Gili Garabdi: Ancient Secrets of Gypsy Brass (Asphalt Tango)

Fanfare Ciocarlia pick up from where they left off with this fresh recording of new songs that pay homage to their ancestors and the gypsy music tradition. This 12 piece brass band creates an atmosphere that is hard not to enjoy!		  
Balkan Playboys - Balkaninis (Felmay)
Nikola Parovs' new acoustic quintet skip agilely across the whole Balkan territory from Hungary and Romania to Bulgaria. Parov, the multi-instrumentalist who over a long career has founded and directed a number of great outfits including Zsaratnok, one of the most popular Hungarian groups and who fans of Irish music will remember for his work with Davy Spillane, Martin O'Connor, not forgetting his contribution to Billy Wheelan's Riverdance band world music project in the mid 90s.
 
Les Yeux Noirs - a band of gypsies (Buda)
les yeux noirs - suites (Buda)
klezmatics - Rise Up! (Shteyt Oyf!) - Piranha Music
The World's most acclaimed Yiddish band doing what best. 15 tracks of Ancestral melodies, love songs of heart-breaking beauty and music of strength, passion and anthemic grandeur. By rooting their music in the ancient modes and melodies of Jewish music and then expanding in contemporary directions, The Klezmatics produce art that is resonant with tradition and yet unbound by it. From the freewheeling to the forlorn, Rise Up reinvents klezmer as only the acclaimed Klezmatics can. Produced by Ben Wisch.		  

Edith Piaf - souvenirs 1935 - 1951 (4 CD set) Buda Music

4CD box set of Paris icon Edith Piaf spanning her career from 1937.

  




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