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World Music Matters

En podcast av: RFI English

Paris is a hub for musicians from all over the world. Our weekly show is a forum for sharing that music, and exploring its emotional impact

Our American listeners can also listen to World Music Matters at our American site

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Electric Vocuhila: the French quartet with taste, and talent, for African rhythms
Publicerades 2020-09-18

Cult 1984 album 'Sons of Ethiopia' enchants new audiences in 2020
Publicerades 2020-09-08
Ennio Morricone: a tribute to the late maestro
Publicerades 2020-07-11
Hachalu Hundessa: the Oromo singer who helped transform politics in Ethiopia
Publicerades 2020-07-03
'Black Lives Matter', and songs are showing it's a fact
Publicerades 2020-06-26
Ariana Vafadari breathes life into Anahita, Persian goddess of water
Publicerades 2020-06-19
The Eddy: a love letter to jazz in modern, multicultural Paris
Publicerades 2020-06-12
Mugogo!: electronic music from the coast of Kenya
Publicerades 2020-06-06
Touki: how West Africa's kora found kindred spirit in the banjo
Publicerades 2020-05-31
Chadian band Pulo NDJ creates sounds out of its Lomé lockdown
Publicerades 2020-05-22
Djibouti's Groupe RTD make international 'Dancing Devils' album debut
Publicerades 2020-05-18
Sarah McCoy sings, and lives, the blues
Publicerades 2020-03-17
Olgha Nk: a strong voice lamenting the pain of Cameroon's Anglophone crisis
Publicerades 2020-03-05
Seb el Zin: hardcore with a soft centre
Publicerades 2020-02-29
Piers Faccini: the organic farmer of the music world
Publicerades 2020-02-07
The many voices, and opinions, of ALA.NI
Publicerades 2020-01-24
Asa unpicks many faces of love on new album Lucid
Publicerades 2020-01-17
La Mòssa: five women, one voice
Publicerades 2020-01-10
Sona Jobarteh: Changing the tradition of kora playing to ensure its survival
Publicerades 2019-12-07
Emmanuel π Djob: a soul man from Cameroon
Publicerades 2019-11-29

Paris is a hub for musicians from all over the world. Our weekly show is a forum for sharing that music, and exploring its emotional impact. World Music Matters is hosted by RFI's Alison Hird.

25 Avsnitt

Electric Vocuhila: the French quartet with taste, and talent, for African rhythms

Cult 1984 album 'Sons of Ethiopia' enchants new audiences in 2020

Ennio Morricone: a tribute to the late maestro

Hachalu Hundessa: the Oromo singer who helped transform politics in Ethiopia

'Black Lives Matter', and songs are showing it's a fact

Ariana Vafadari breathes life into Anahita, Persian goddess of water

The Eddy: a love letter to jazz in modern, multicultural Paris

Mugogo!: electronic music from the coast of Kenya

Touki: how West Africa's kora found kindred spirit in the banjo

Chadian band Pulo NDJ creates sounds out of its Lomé lockdown

Djibouti's Groupe RTD make international 'Dancing Devils' album debut

Sarah McCoy sings, and lives, the blues

Olgha Nk: a strong voice lamenting the pain of Cameroon's Anglophone crisis

Seb el Zin: hardcore with a soft centre

Piers Faccini: the organic farmer of the music world

The many voices, and opinions, of ALA.NI

Asa unpicks many faces of love on new album Lucid

La Mòssa: five women, one voice

Sona Jobarteh: Changing the tradition of kora playing to ensure its survival

Emmanuel π Djob: a soul man from Cameroon