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Victims of Irish Music

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by: Marc Gunn's Irish & Celtic Music Podcast

Release Date March 17, 2007

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Traces de Lumiere: Fes Festival of World Sacred Music

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by: Various Artists

Release Date October 11, 2005

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The Splendour of Al-Andalus

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by: Calamus

Release Date January 19, 1999
It all began almost three years ago... I was travelling by aeroplane from Brussels to Madrid, and from there, by train, to Sevilla. This train journey in itself offered me moments of incredibly new and exotic landscapes that touched my soul in ways I could never have imagined. The city of Madrid gave way to the agglomeration -- the agglomeration gave way to a rural patchwork of different landscapes -- and then one of the most incredible sights: orange orchards as far as the eyes could see, stretched over the gently rolling landscape of grass-covered hils with a small stream here and there and between the trees, grazing on the grass, were white cows so very different from Friesian, black and white cows I am used to in Holland. This incredibly ... Read More:

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C.B. Mamas

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by: Jumbo

Release Date January 01, 1998
It all began almost three years ago... I was travelling by aeroplane from Brussels to Madrid, and from there, by train, to Sevilla. This train journey in itself offered me moments of incredibly new and exotic landscapes that touched my soul in ways I could never have imagined. The city of Madrid gave way to the agglomeration -- the agglomeration gave way to a rural patchwork of different landscapes -- and then one of the most incredible sights: orange orchards as far as the eyes could see, stretched over the gently rolling landscape of grass-covered hils with a small stream here and there and between the trees, grazing on the grass, were white cows so very different from Friesian, black and white cows I am used to in Holland. This incredibly ... Read More:

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Garvey's Ghost

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by: Burning Spear

Release Date October 17, 1990
It all began almost three years ago... I was travelling by aeroplane from Brussels to Madrid, and from there, by train, to Sevilla. This train journey in itself offered me moments of incredibly new and exotic landscapes that touched my soul in ways I could never have imagined. The city of Madrid gave way to the agglomeration -- the agglomeration gave way to a rural patchwork of different landscapes -- and then one of the most incredible sights: orange orchards as far as the eyes could see, stretched over the gently rolling landscape of grass-covered hils with a small stream here and there and between the trees, grazing on the grass, were white cows so very different from Friesian, black and white cows I am used to in Holland. This incredibly ... Read More:

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It all began almost three years ago... I was travelling by aeroplane from Brussels to Madrid, and from there, by train, to Sevilla. This train journey in itself offered me moments of incredibly new and exotic landscapes that touched my soul in ways I could never have imagined. The city of Madrid gave way to the agglomeration -- the agglomeration gave way to a rural patchwork of different landscapes -- and then one of the most incredible sights: orange orchards as far as the eyes could see, stretched over the gently rolling landscape of grass-covered hils with a small stream here and there and between the trees, grazing on the grass, were white cows so very different from Friesian, black and white cows I am used to in Holland. This incredibly ... Read More:

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Les tres riches heures du Moyen Age: A Medieval Journey

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from: Harmonia Mundi Fr.

Release Date November 21, 1995
This set of six CDs is supposed to take us through the music of the Middle Ages from before Gregorian Chant to the Renaissance, but also from Byzantium to England, from the Mozarabic and Christian Iberian Peninsula to Germany. Note the Slavonic, Scandinavian and Irish traditions are missing. In fact the orthodox tradition is practically absent. These CDs insist on the fact that Gregorian music is derived or invented from traditions coming from the Middle East, what has become in the 7th and subsequent centuries Islam, or part of Islam, via Byzantium and Mozarabic Spain. But that is not enough again. The Hebraic tradition is strangely absent and with it the connection to Sumerian and old Indo-Iranian traditions that are totally absent. It also neglects ... Read More: