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- "the emigrant’s lament" - Kieran Fahy / Jacques
Pirotton True Irishman Kieran Fahy came up with
the idea of asking the Belgian jazzman Jacques Pirotton to work
with him at a musical training course he was due to give at Virton
in Belgium.
At this unlikely musical encounter, Kieran was won over by the musicality
and originality of Jacques’ interpretation of the repertoire
chosen for the performance that evening, whish comprised dances
(jigs and reels), ballads and the music of Turlough O’Carolan.
Drawing on their long experience, these two musicians offer you
an emotion-packed, impressively interpreted repertoire from the
Emerald Isle.
| Kieran Fahy : fiddle/viola/lilting /Jacques Pirotton : guitar
/ Guests : Simon Donnelly : bouzouki / Lorcan Fahy : mandoline,
cistre / Stephan Pougin : bodhran, cajon |
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f012
- "Parceria" - Osman Martins & Pierre Gillet + guests
Osman Martins (cavaquinho) and Pierre Gillet (7 strings
guitar) demonstrate that Brazilian music reaches far beyond the
beloved forms known by casual listeners. Theirs is a deeper, more
exploratory take on the music aided in part by their absolute mastery
of two unique Brazilian instruments. Together their compositions
and arrangements plump native rhythms and possibilities with taste,
dazzle and harmonic sophistication.
| Osman Martins - Cav - perc - guit / Pierre Gillet - 7 strings
guitar / + Guests - Steve Houben - flute / Manu Hermia - sopr.
sax / Helbe - cavaco / Osvaldo Hernandez - percussion / Augusto
Rego - Zabumba |
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- "30° A Cappella" - Wappa Tonic Wappa
Tonic is the story of 5 singers, 2 Latin-americans & 3 Belgians,
meeting around an audacious vocal coktail of classic latino and
original compositions. They share a common sense of humour and love
for crazy rhythms or syncopation.
| Olivier Berten, Nedjelka Candina, Johan Fostier, Maria-Helena
Schoeps, Gilles Wiernik : vc. |
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c002
- mogno music 10 years anniversary - 104 musicians / 32 projects
This compilation (2cds) celebrates the 10th anniversary
of the Belgian independent label Mogno Music. You will find tracks
from almost every album released by us between 1997 & 2007,
that means 2h30 of musical substance that could positively affect
your brain!
Don’t hesitate to buy the cds of the artists you like or to
see them live.
(Remember that the production costs are supposedly paid by the sales
of the cds, so try not to make copies…thanks!)
| 104 musicians / 32 projects |
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- "Tempo Feliz" - Boris Gaquere & Renato Martins "Tempo
Feliz is a great recording, bare, sober, incisive, full of life
and rhythm. An original duo formed of a Belgian guitarist and a
Brazilian percussionist. The material is written and arranged by
contemporary Brazilian guitarists and composers (Paulo Bellinati,
Marco Pereira). Also to be found, music from Baden Powell and Luís
Bonfá arranged by the great Sérgio Assad. Boris Gaquere
also proposes his own music imbued with the colours of Brazil. There
is in Boris a marvelous control of the guitar, a beautiful essential
rhythmic sprightliness for this demanding repertoire. He finds in
Renato Martins, straight out of São Paulo, an ideal partner
for these melodies.”
Philip Catherine
| Boris Gaquere, Renato Martins + D. Stokart, H. Greindl |
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La Tregua - "No hagan bandera"
South American and Caribbean rhythms, tango, jazz,
guitars, violin, voices, cajon, congas, etc... make the inspiration
and the substance of this fine and authentic music, in a unique
project that matches the musicianship of these three exceptional
South American musicians.
| Sebastian Quezada / Fulvio Paredes / Alfonso Pacin |
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c001 -
Inspiração Brasil
This first mognomusic compilation gathers Brazilian
artists and musicians inspired by Brazilian music. Why Brazil? Because
the founder of the label is passionate for it and also because all
the earnings from this cd will be donated to the community of Corumbau
in the state of Bahia, Northeast of Brazil.
| B. Mansion, Carmiña, Cheiro de Choro, V. Da Costa,
W. Iago, Parfum Latin, B. Gaquere & R. Martins, Apikon Dia |
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O'TCHALAÏ
A Belgian trio leads us in a journey through East-European
songs played with a lot of emotions. The sound of the violin, the
doublebass and of the interleaving voices take us "Au gré
du vent" through a repertoire of traditionnals east european
and gipsy songs.
We are all "children of the wind"!
| Monique Gelders / Pascale Trussart / Alexandre Furnelle |
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Du Bresil
dans les oreilles Close yous eyes, open your ears
: you are at the same time in Brazil, Belgium, France and a little
bit in California! "Chanson française" with a jazz
touch by belgian singer Benoit Mansion.
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mirando
al sur This cd by Bolivian singer Carmina explores
the rhythmic elements and harmonies that come from the diverse Latin
American cultures (Mexico, Cuba, Argentina, Brazil,…), while
flirting with the soul of jazz.
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Orbis
Mysticus Solange Labbé & Pierre Coulon
have set to music texts derived from Christianity's heritage of
sacred literature, in a spirit of meditation. They follow the practice
of hymns found in all spiritual traditions, an influence combined
with that of Western minimalist music.
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Mi Amado
Belgian mezzo-soprano Solange Labbé has set
to music texts derived from Christianity's heritage of sacred literature,
in a spirit of meditation. In this she is guided by the practice
of hymns found in all spiritual traditions, an influence which she
combines with that of Western minimalist music.
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Entre
Nosotros An intimate journey through Latin-American
song, in wich Laura Lahera and Fulvio Paredes offer a very personal
approach, allusive, full of nuances, based on an intense dialogue
between voice and guitar.
Henri Greindl (Belgique), doublebass
Osvaldo Hernández (México), percussion
Alfredo Marcucci (Argentina), bandonéon
Thierry Marinelli (Belgique), Violin
Matias de Oliveira Pinto (Brasil), cello
| Laura Lahera & Fulvio Paredes |
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Bitsibitsiho
MOGNO MUSIC is proud to introduce to you a talent
from Madagascar: Miary Lepiera, a young songwriter and poly-instrumentalist
whose music, pleasing and true, is at the same time rooted in the
tradition of Southern Madagascar and enriched with modern influences.
Miary Lepiera: guitars, bass, percussion, lead vocal and backing
vocals;
Duke Quarcoo: bass and backing vocals;
Iadela Gellé: lead vocal and backing vocals;
Hannar Zwrachtos: congas and djembé;
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Teriya
Emilien Sanou, West-African balafon player/drummer/singer/composer
who builds his own instruments, presenting a selection of his different
projects. Creative musicians from Africa and Europe collaborated
with him to form the multi-cultural “Lamogoya”, the
roots-oriented “Duo Balafon” or the colourful “La
Fête au Village”.
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