The “Playlists” link somehow leads to Gates of Delirium. Here is the correct link to view ALL past Global Warming playlists: go.
Enjoy!
Many thanks to Aurel Lazar for music suggestions for today’s show!
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Many thanks to UGA professor Kai Riedl for alerting me to the awesomeness that is his nonprofit music production project, Javasounds, featured on today’s show. Javasounds is a nonprofit organization based here in Athens that creates authentic recordings of Indonesian music. I suggest you check out their website, javasounds.org, if you liked what you heard on today’s show!
**my opinions, not those of WUOG or UGA**
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William was out of town this week so GW was two hours of all my favorite stuff. This may be only the first hour, but here’s the playlist.
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In honor of the amazing sitar performance by none other than Shujaat Husain Khan at the School of Music last Sunday, I devoted this week’s GW to Indian classical music.
*technical difficulties involving stream, will be up whenever I figure out how to use wordpress properly/where the Oct. 15th stream even is
Today’s show was devoted to rai with a few more traditional Arabian tracks as well. Rai literally means “opinion,” and since the 1930’s has been an important genre in Algerian music. It evolved initially from Bedouin music but has gradually taken on aspects of rock and pop as well. Singers of rai music are called “cheb” or “cheba” for a female singer, as opposed to “cheikh,” the name for a singer of more traditional Arabian music. Rai is often political or provides social commentary, and the genre features many prominent female singers.
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on Sept. 10 and 24th I asked the past host of the show, Nicki Cooper, to sub. Here are those shows streamed, and thanks again, Nicki!!
Sept 10th show:
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Sept 24th show:
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Today I loosely based the show around the music of various countries in Asia (minus a brief rai interlude). Japanese, Indian, Iranian, as well as some indigenous Burmese flute music. I tried my best to make it fit with the insane amounts of rain that were drowning Athens today.
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here’s the first officially streamed Global Warming! Hooray! If you like, the playlist for this show can be found here. Next week I’ll be playing with Geisterkatzen for Noise in the Lobby, so the old host of this show, Nicki, will be back for a little international reunion of sorts. After that … well … tune in Thursdays to find out!
