Irene Trudel:
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from January 26, 2004
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from January 26, 2004
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The lazy calm at the week's start. A few live performances included, but mainly music with an ear tilted toward string-driven things.
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January 26, 2004: From Bouncing from NJ to Russia and Italy in 3 hours with Julia Vorontsova and Tir Na Moe
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| Nico |
"It Was a Pleasure Then"
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Chelsea Girl | Polygram | |
| Bridget St. John |
"Ask Me No Questions"
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Ask Me No Questions/Songs for a Gentle Man | See for Miles | |
| Samara Lubeleski | ??/?? | |||
| Linda Perhacs |
"Morning Colors"
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Parallelograms | Ace Of Discs | |
| Damon and Naomi with Ghost |
"Tanka"
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Damon and Naomi with Ghost | Sub Pop | |
| Espers |
"Hearts and Daggers"
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Espers | Locust Music | |
| Annette Peacock |
"Mia's Proof"
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An Acrobat's Heart | ECM | |
| Mia Doi Todd |
"Age of Reason"
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The Golden State | Sony | |
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Live performance by Julia Vorontsova 
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Beautiful and melancholic songs came our way from this Russian-born folkie, now based in Jersey City. Julia Vorontsova grew up listening to underground "Bard" folk singers such as Boulat Okudzhava, Veronika Dolina, Vladimir Semeonovich Visotskiy & Yuriy Vizbor. After studying violin and piano for three years at St. Petersburg State Music School Julia started composing her own poetry and songs while teaching herself guitar. |
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| *"Love" | ||||
| *"Fabergé" | ||||
| *"One Hundred Hours" | ||||
| *"Horseshoe" | ||||
| *"Flute Night" | ||||
| *"Citizen Countries" | ||||
| *"Keys" | ||||
| *"Streetcar" | ||||
| *"Grandfather" | ||||
Julia's 5-song CD is available through the Abaton Book Co. website. A full length CD is expected sometime in the spring.
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| Brigette Fontaine et Arreski |
"Le 6 de Septembre" /"Ragilion"
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L'incendie | Byg Record | |
| Vinicius Cantuária | "Tucumã" | "Tucumã" | Polygram | |
| Ed Gearhard |
"Try to Stay (for Linda)"
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House of Guitars | Virtue | |
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Live performance by Tir Na Moe  Alberto Monti (electric & acoustic bass, percussion), Stefania Bongioanni (voice, digital piano, tin whistle, dulcimer, harmonium) and Pier Franco Zerbini (diatonic accordion, hurdy-gurdy, Italian & Scottish bagpipe, winds, percussion and voice). |
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This Italian ensemble was started in early 2000 by musicians fascinated by sounds and atmospheres of popular, medieval and Celtic music. Born from a passion for ancient music, Tir Na Moe incorporates keyboards, voices and bass, enriched by strictly acoustic instruments such as diatonic accordion, hurdy-gurdy, bagpipes, in particular the Scottish, harmonium and a lot of wind instruments of the European popular tradition. The members of Tir Na Moe say "The group has three souls: one nearer to rock, another more close to the Celtic-melodic repertory, the last one more ethnic and popular."http://www.tirnamoe.it/ |
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| *"Cheerful Silence" | ||||
| *"Mud on the Doorside" | ||||
| *"Grandmother Lena's Jig" | ||||
| *CD: "Tir Na Moe" | ||||
| *CD: "Tale of the Moon" | ||||
*"Christmas Tune" Pier Franco's Hurdy Gurdy. |
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| *CD: "El Gris" | ||||
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Tir Na Moe+ Irene  You can see more photos from Tir Na Moe's trip to NYC and WFMU , as well as their trip to tape a show with Ralph Litwin on this page |
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