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WORLD MUSIC DAY 2004 |
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World Music Day: Daytime Studio Schedule |
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Live broadcast: New Year's Day 2004 13:45-17:00
Andrew McGregor and Lucy Duran once more celebrate the New Year with live music from a kaleidoscope of cultures, this year focussing on the UK's own musical global village.
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13.45
From Fort William, (Celtic Connections, 麻豆社 Radio Scotland) introduces songs and reels by Daimh, one of the new generation of Scottish traditional bands.
14.15
 Iraqi musician Ahmed Mukhtar, now resident in the UK, performs on the oud.
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14.30
From Cardiff, Rez Jamal (Worldbeat, 麻豆社 Radio Wales) is joined by Bragod, Mary-Anne Roberts, a Trinidadian singer who has specialised in historical Welsh songs, and by Bengali family band Dotara Shilpy Gushti.
14.55
From Birmingham, Sanj J Sanj (The Vibe, 麻豆社 Asian Network)
introduces pioneering bhangra band DCS.
15.20
A profile of Panjabi MC, the UK's only nominee in the 2004 Radio 3 Awards for World Music, creator of bhangra's first international hit.
15.35
 From Belfast, Irish traditional sounds with
Colum Sands.
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16.00
Shaheera Asante (Late Junction, 麻豆社 Radio 3) joins London's Somali community in a cultural celebration.
16.15
From Newcastle, Alistair Anderson (Northern Folk,
麻豆社 Radio Cleveland) introduces some of north-east England's brightest folk musicians, singer Sarah Hayes and rock'n'reel band 422.
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16.40
A finale from the Hohodza Band from Zimbabwe, thirteen refugee musicians now living in Lancashire.
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Part 2: 19.30-22.30
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WORLD MUSIC DAY
Homepage
Part 1
Part 2
Elsewhere at Radio 3
R3 Awards 2004
WOMAD 2003
Africa on your Street
World music in the UK
Elsewhere at 麻豆社i
Rez Jamal's world music show
Charlie Gillett's world music show
Sanj J Sanj on 麻豆社 Asian Network
Terry Hall and Mushtaq CD Review
World music reviews
at 麻豆社i music
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