PILZE

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From the album "Songs of Paapieye"—Out Now on Awesome Tapes From Africa.

Guun—This is the last song played at a funeral, after all the others have been done. It is meant to get all the dancers on their feet and into a dancing mood. The focus is on women and how they run around the gyil players and off into the surrounding area. It is the hottest, most intense part for the performance, where the player is expressing himself as a xylophonist. Guun is rapid-fire music, and it signals the end of the performance for that particular player. Other players will come and perform as well, from the beginning. And the more people dance, the more the deceased will rest happily.


SK Kakraba — Gunn

Taken from the album 'City Lake'...

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Bing and Ruth - Broad Channel

Pauline Oliveros puts together a mixtape featuring some of her own work ahead of Deep Minimalism this month at the Southbank Centre

Pauline Oliveros - Deep Minimalism Mixtape

SONAE + Werkstatt:	Between Two Worlds 	03:58
Mixed and produced by Sonae  
using material from the Werkstatt performed by Sonae, Picciotto, Islaja, AGF, Krach
taken from the album
va: Monika Werkstatt
m90

Monika Werkstatt

Sonae + Werkstatt: Between Two Worlds

yaybahar quartet - scale playing

Susumu Yokota - my energy

from the album 'semblance' available on kranky 07/20

Semblance

forma 'three-two'

Bones And Sky

Room for the Moon

Marafon 15

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Kate NV - Marafon 15

Olta Karawane show continues with Part 2: Marc Ribot, Arto Lindsay, John Zorn, Steve Beresford and other hungry friends of John are waiting for him on the shore.

Marc Ribot, Arto Lindsay, John Zorn, Steve Beresford And Others.....[Olta Karawane]

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