Mari Boine: Gula Gula

Ethno Jazz/World Jazz/Modern Jazz
premiera polska: 2005-04-18
kontynent: Europa
kraj: Norwegia
opakowanie: plastikowe etuiIn the Arctic part of Europe, so far north that it is often missing from weather maps on television, lives a small minority people called the Sámi, more commonly known as the Lapps.
Divided by the borders of Finland, Norway, Sweden and the former USSR, the Sámi have struggled against the harsh assimilation policies imposed upon them. By keeping their mother tongue intact they have more than speech - they have storytelling, teaching, poetry and songs.
Mari Boine is an exciting new voice to emerge from this little-known culture. Her music is rooted in the Sámi heritage, but to this strong, almost primeval base, she has brought a fresh interpretation and new instrumentation. Mari's crystal voice cuts across the guitars, flute, charango and drum, its qualities both hauntingly spacious and painfully intimate.

muzycy:
Eivind Aarset: guitar, Ale Moller: drone drum, hammered dulcimer, bosoki, overtone flute, Christer Bo Bothen: el. bass clarinet, dozo n'koni, ganga...
utwory:
1. Gula Gula
2. Vilges Suola
3. Balu badjel go vuoittan
4. Du Lahka
5. It Sat Duolmma Mu
6. Eadnan bakti
7. Oppskrift for herrefolk
8. Duinne
9. Oarbbis Leat
10. Cuovgi Liekkas
11. Gula Gula

total time - 35:17
wydano: 1990
nagrano: 1989, Raibow Studio, Oslo, Norway
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