Bata ketu : a musical interplay of Cuba & Brazil / Michael Spiro & Mark Lamson.

Format:

Sound recording

Contributor:

Spiro, Michael, performer.

Lamson, Mark, performer.

Céspedes, Bobí, performer.

Alabê, Jorge, performer.

Series:

Naxos Music Library.

Language:

Undetermined

Subjects (All):

Percussion ensembles.

Jazz--1991-2000.

Jazz.

World music.

Yoruba (African people)--Music.

Yoruba (African people).

Genre:

World music.

Streaming audio.

Sound recordings.

Jazz.

Music.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (1 audio file)

Other Title:

Musical interplay of Cuba & Brazil

Musical interplay of Cuba and Brazil

Place of Publication:

[Place of publication not identified] : Intuition Oversees, [1997]

System Details:

digital

audio file

Contents:

Prelude. Sambata

Act I, Elegua/Exu. Guiro ; Ketu ; Chon chon abe, Abukenke ; Samba de Roda ; Makuta

Act II, Osain/Osanyin. Nigbe ; Kuru kuru reggae ; Apanije-kota ; RumblOlodum ; Kuru kuru reggae ; Nigbe

Act III, Chango/Xango. Biti laye ; Emi alado ; Oba ere ; Sato-Afrekete ; Bata Ketu

Act IV, Iroko. Jicongo ; Samba kuru ru ; Cha cha reggae fun

Act V, Ochosi/Oxossi. Zambumbata ; Ketulode ; Zambubata ; Aguere = the hunt ; Chon chon roda

Act VI, Ochun/Oxum. Iyesa ; Water vs metal ; Sambao ; Aña ilu.

Participant:

Michael Spiro, Mark Lamson, percussion ; Bobi Céspedes, Jorge Alabe, vocals ; with various accompanying musicians.

Notes:

Afro-Cuban and Afro-Brazilian drumming.

The story of Yoruba music uprooted from Mother Africa, transplanted in Cuba and Brazil, evolving separately over time, and then reuniting today.

Hard copy version record.

OCLC:

917146696

Publisher Number:

INT3217-2 Intuition

Access Restriction:

Restricted for use by site license.