By Barbara Alge on March 6, 2015
By Barbara Alge on 6 March 2015 in
ACADEMIC
The development of a «Luso world music», a transnational musical movement that brings together popular and traditional musics of the Portuguese-speaking world and departing mainly from the city of Lisbon.
Posted in ACADEMIC | Tagged Afro Music Channel, Angola, António Cariações, Arturo Soares da Silva, B.Leza, Barbara Alge, Bart Vanspauwen, Beira Baixa, Black Company, Bonga, Brazil, Brigada Vitor Jara, Buraka Som Sistema, Cape Verde, Carlinhos Brown, Carlos do Carmo, Carlos Martins, Carnation Revolution, Casa da Lusofonia, Casa do Brasil, Celina Pereira, Cesária Évora, Chullage, Coimbra, Cool Hipnoise, cosmopolitanism, Danny Silva, David B_yrne, David Ferreira, DocLisboa, Documentary Film, Duo Ouro Negro, East-Timor, Enchufada, Fado, Fausto Bordalo Dias, Fernando Lopes-Graça, FNAC, Fofa, Fortaleza, Francisco Fanhais, Francisco Rebelo, Funana, Galicia, General D, Glaura Lucas, Guinea-Bissau, Haarlem, Heróis do Mar, Hip Hop, Instituto Camões, Janita Salomé, João Afonso, João Gomes, João Lisboa, João Xavier, Jorge de La Barre, José Afonso, José da Silva, José Mário Branco, Kimberly da Costa Holton, kizomba, kuduro, Kussondulola, Lisbon, Lissabon, Loop, Luís Cilia, Lundum, Lura, Lusáfrica, Luso World Music, lusofonia, Lusophone music, Lusotropicalism, Marcelo D2, Maria Manuel Baptista, Mariana Moore Matos, Mário Rui Silva, Marisa Monte, Michel Giacometti, morna, Mozambique, N'Du, Netherlands, Nigga Poison, Norte Sul, Nylon, Orquestra Sons da Lusofonia, PALOP, Paris, Paulo de Carvalho, Pop dell'Arte, Porto, Portugal, Portuguese, Portuguese-speaking African countries, protest song, Radio Lusofonia, Rão Kyao, Rapública, RBMA, RDP Africa, Red Bull Music Academy, RTP, RTP Africa, Rui Mingas, Sam the Kid, Samba cação, Santoca, São Tomé and Príncipe, Sara Tavares, Saudade, Sebastião Vicente, semba, Semba Tropical, Seresta, Sérgio Godinho, Sétima Legião, Sons de Fala, Spaceboys, Super Mama Djombo, Táxi, Tcheka, Tiago Santos, Timothy Sieber, Tito Paris, Transnationalism, Tropicália, Vítor Belanciano, Vitorino, World Connection, World Exhibition, Zeca |
By Mark Terkessidis on October 25, 2013
By Mark Terkessidis on 25 October 2013 in
STORIES
Immer wieder geht vergessen: auch die Musik der «Gastarbeiter» gehört zur musikalischen Vielfalt Deutschlands. Das Projekt «Heimatlieder aus Deutschland» bringt sie auf die Bühne und geremixed auf eine Compilation.
Posted in STORIES | Tagged Alan Lomax, Alex Oriental Experience, Alex Wiska, Annunziata Matteucci, Baris Manco, Bushido, David Bowie, der Türkei, Eric D. Clark, ethnic music, Ewan McColl, Fado, Folk, Folklore, Gastarbeiter, Gnawa, Griechenland, Gudrun Gut, Guido Möbius, Harry Smith, Heimatlieder aus Deutschland, Hoithientutam, Italien, Jeri Jeri, Jochen Kühling, Klapa, Koreanischer Chor Berlin, Kroatien, Kuba, Margaret Dygas, Mark Ernestus, Marokko, Metin Türköz, Mozambique, Murat Tepeli, Natalie Beridze, Neue Volksmusik, Nuri Karademirli, Polen, Portugal, Quan ho, Retromania, Revival, Serbien, Shantel, Spanien, Stambeli, Stelios Kazandzidis, Südkorea, Svetlane Spajic, Symbiz Sound, Türküola, Vietnam, Weltmusik, World Music, Yüksel Özkasap |
By Frederick Moehn on July 19, 2013
By Frederick Moehn on 19 July 2013 in
STORIES
«Lusotronic» festival in May 2013 brought portuguese electronic music to Berlins multicultural neighborhood Kreuzberg – an occasion for a deep ethnomusicological insight in postcolonial cultural spaces.
Posted in STORIES, XFEATURED | Tagged Agnela Barros Wilper, Akwaaba music, Ananya Kabir, André do Poster, Andy Cumming, Angola, baile funk, Belém do Pará, Benjamin LaBrave, Berlin, Bonde Do Rolê, Brazil, Carnival of Cultures, colonialism, Cumbia, Dama Do Bling, Daniel Haaksma, Diplo, Diron, DJ Waldo Squash, Dossier World Music 2.0, Filip Nikolic, Frederick J. Moehn, Funana, Funk, Gang do Eletro, Germany, Igor Domingues, Jó Kindanje, Joan Morgan, João Brandão, Karnaval der Kulturen, Keila Gentil, kizomba, Kreuzberg, ku house, kuduro, Laura Taylor, Luso FM, Lusotronics, Lusotropicalism, Maderito, Marco Castro, MC Tati Quebra Barraco, Mozambique, Pedro D'Eyrot, pleasure politics, Portugal, Post-Kolonialismus, Rodrigo Gorky, Shayne Lee, Stefanie Alisch, tarraxinha, Tecno Brega, Throes & The Shine, Titica, Tropicalbacanal, William Love, Wolfram Lange, World Music 2.0 |
By Georg Milz on May 28, 2013
By Georg Milz on 28 May 2013 in
STORIES
Wer alte und neue Musik aus Angola sucht, surft am besten auf den MP3-Blogs des Angolaners O Toke É Esse. Elf seiner rund hundert Blogs stellen wir hier kurz vor.
Posted in STORIES | Tagged Angola, animadao.podomatic.com, António Fernandes, blogging, kubass.podomatic.com, kuduro, kuduromatic.podomatic.com, menhamazumbi.podomatic.com, Metal, milongoyakissange.podomatic.com, MP3 blogs, muximangola.podomatic.com, O Toke É Esse, Portugal, radiosambilas.podomatic.com, rockngola.podomatic.com, thiagobaby.podomatic.com, trincheirafirme.podomatic.com, triptosamboto.podomatic.com |
By Pierre Hecker on December 24, 2012
By Pierre Hecker on 24 December 2012 in
BLOG
Im portugiesischen Wallfahrtsort Fátima denkt Pierre Hecker über die Verstörungen der Öffentlichkeit gegenüber Black Metal nach – mit spannenden Literaturtipps!
Posted in BLOG | Tagged 4. Norient Musikfilm Festival, Anna-Katharina Höpflinger, Bathory, Black Metal, Caroline Lucas, Celtic Frost, Fátima, Karl Spracklen, Keith Kahn-Harris, Laura Wiebe Taylor, Metal, Mikael Sarelin, Portugal, religion, Satanism, Venom |
By Christoph Fellmann on April 27, 2012
By Christoph Fellmann on 27 April 2012 in
STORIES
Alan Lomax reiste ein halbes Jahrhundert lang durch die USA, die Karibik und Europa – und sammelte dabei 17 400 Blues- und Folksongs. Jetzt wird sein einzigartiges Musikarchiv im Internet frei zugänglich.
Posted in STORIES | Tagged Alan Lomax, Blues, Cultural Equity, Ethnomusicology, fieldwork, Folk, gospel, Irland, Italien, Leadbelly, Library of Congress, Memphis Slim, Muddy Waters, Musikethnologie, Portugal, Schottland, Sounds of the South, Southern Journey, Spanien, USA, Woody Guthrie |
By Eric Mandel on February 15, 2012
By Eric Mandel on 15 February 2012 in
STORIES
Buraka Som Sistema – J-Wow (João Barbosa), DJ Riot (Rui Pité), Kalaf Ângelo, Andro Carvalho and newest member Blaya are in the world of Kuduro key players even though they are – in a way – outsiders, both geographically and sound-wise. An Interview.
Posted in STORIES | Tagged Africa, African Boy, Angola, Buraka Som Sistema, CSS, Deize Tigrona, Diplo, Dossier World Music 2.0, interview, kizomba, Komba, kuduro, Luanda, M.I.A, MC Kalaf Ângelo, Portugal, Rui Pité, World Music 2.0 |
By Knut Henkel on February 3, 2012
By Knut Henkel on 3 February 2012 in
STORIES
Das DJ-Kollektiv Buraka Som Sistema präsentiert auf dem neuen Album sanftere Spielarten von Kuduro.
Posted in STORIES | Tagged Africa, Andro Carvalho, Angola, Bomba Estéreo, Buraka Som Sistema, Dossier World Music 2.0, João Barbosa, Komba, kuduro, Portugal, Rui Pité, Stephan Doitschinoff |
By Stefanie Alisch on June 6, 2011
By Stefanie Alisch and Nadine Siegert on 6 June 2011 in
ACADEMIC
This article explores the role of Kuduro, the popular Angolan electronic music and dance style in the process of updating the national Angolan identity called angolanidade to the conditions of the new millennium.
Posted in ACADEMIC | Tagged Africa, Agostinho Neto, Angola, Angolanidade, António Ole, Batida, Brazil, Buraka Som Sistema, carnival, dance, DJ Mpula, DJ Sebem, Dog Murras, Dossier World Music 2.0, Frédéric Galliano, Gerhard Kubik, Global Ghettotech, Globale Nischen, Ikonoklasta, Jorge António, Killamu, kizomba, kuduro, Kuduro - Fogo no Museke, Kwame Appiah, Les Princes de Kuduro, Lisbon, M.I.A, Mário Pinto de Andrade, Marissa Moorman, Muana Po, Ngola Ritmos, O ritmo do Ngola Ritmos, Portugal, Puto Prata, Radio Fazuma, Rainha Ginga, semba, Tony Amado, Viriato da Cruz, World Music 2.0 |
