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World Music NL!

sat 15 feb 2014 02:00 hour

In part 3, the double CD World Music in the Netherlands, a promotional album meant for radio stations outside the Netherlands, compiled by the Wereldomroep in 1995. Followed by music from a CD called De Mix, a series of TV episodes by IKON/KRO from 1995

World Music NL! is a series of episodes about the range of music genres that have been made in the Netherlands and are considered part of the expanded area of world music.
Since the 1980s, world music has become the umbrella term for folk music (also known as traditional music), non-western classical music, non-western pop music, and hybrids of those music styles.
The Wereldomroep was responsible for ‘Holland Promotion’ since its foundation in 1947, either for political reasons, or for economic ones such as programmes about the Dutch industrie, agriculture and floriculture, or for cultural reasons. Items of cultural value signified the promotion of Dutch language and literature and all forms of music produced in the Netherlands; light, jazz, classical.
That began with the promoting of the Concertgebouw, quickly followed by the promoting of Dutch composers, the Radio Filharmonisch Orkest and the Kamerkoor.
The early 60s saw the rise of a long tradition of recording and promoting jazz music and folkloristic music for language editing, including recordings of Surinamese and Antillean bands for the Caribbean Department. Likewise, big orchestras and festivals were recorded as well. But also smaller orchestras and ensembles as well as various popular orchestras were recorded. These recordings were made available for stations outside the Netherlands via the transcription service and later the music department.
In 1995, the IKON/KRO broadcast the TV programme De Mix, a four-part series about the influence world music has had on Dutch pop culture.
Thoko Mdlalose 72 dp 8cm.jpgThis first episode features music from Africa, with interviews and performances by South-African singer Thoko Mdlalose, Burundi singer Khadja Nin and Dutch pop group Kuni Kids.
The second episode features music from Suriname, with interviews and performances by Ondro Feni and Tony Scott & Ingie-Kawina Band Pawana.
The third episode features music from the Mediterranean Basin, with interviews and performances by Cheb Ashraf, Railand en Dilan.
The fourth episode features music from Asia, with interviews and performances by the Indian Eagles and the Moluccan Moods Orchestra.
The performances were recorded at Akhnaton in Amsterdam. The music has also been put on CD (De Mix IKON/KRO 1995, geen handuitgave).
World Music in the Netherlands / CD Wereldomroep (1995)

  1. Paolo Prata’s Grupo Tanga
 – OBI OBA (Djavan)
    CD1 nr.14. Samba
  2. Mexico Lindo – LA CIGARRA (R. Perez y soto)
    CD1 nr. 15. Mariachi
  3. Tango Cuatro – RECUERDO (0. Pugliese/Co Castillo)

    CD1 nr. 16. Argentinian Tango
  4. European Danzon Orchestra
 – JOVENES DEL RITMO (L. López)
    CD1 nr. 17. Cuban danzon
  5. André Mosis – ALEKE
    CD2 nr. 11. Surinamese forest creole rhythms
  6. Irama – LAGU PETEGAK BATEL
    CD2 nr. 12. Balinese woyang gamelan    
  7. Bagnun Trisna Budaya – KEBO GIRO
    CD2 nr. 13. Surinam Javanese gamelan
    De mix / CD IKON KRO (1995)
  8. nr. 1 Amadayimani – Thoko Mdlalose
  9. nr. 2 Sambolero Mayi Son – Khadja Nin
  10. nr. 3 Wat voor Wereld – Kuni Kids
  11. nr. 4 Tak Tak Sani – Ondro Feni
  12. nr. 5 Mawi – Tony Scott & Ingie-Kawina Band Pawana
  13. nr. Yenes – Cheb Ashraf

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