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Afropop Worldwide | Toumani Diabaté on Working With the London Symphony Orchestra

é on balafon and the late Kasse Mady Diabat é on vocals. These were seasoned Mande musicians all, but they had never performed with a Western orchestra. Indeed this was an entirely new concept. The concert was much praised at the time, but no one who did not attend one of the six performances staged that year each with a different orchestra could actually hear the music. Until now. Thirteen years later, World Circuit has released Kôrôlén , the complete Barbican concert. Afropop ’s Banning Eyre reached Toumani by Zoom in Abidjan, Cote d ’Ivoire, where he has spent the entire year of the pandemic, to discuss the project. Toumani

Dinosaur Jr and Kurt Vile have reconnected for a rocking new release

Dinosaur Jr. and Kurt Vile have reconnected for a rocking new release Dan DeLuca, The Philadelphia Inquirer Dinosaur Jr. (Jagjaguwar ) It was only a matter of time before Kurt Vile and J Mascis got around to working on an album together. Vile was a Dinosaur Jr. fan growing up in Lansdowne in the 1990s, and his loose, discursive style as a singer-guitarist owes a significant debt to the sound Mascis patented on the group’s 1987 album, You’re Living All Over Me. Vile is credited as coproducer on the new Sweep It Into Space, the fifth album that Dinosaur Jr. has released since Mascis reconvened the original lineup of drummer Patrick Murphy and bassist Lou Barlow. Vile also plays 12-string guitar on “I Ran Away,” a bright, springy ditty that sounds for all the world like a Kurt Vile song.

Toumani Diabaté and the London Symphony Orchestra: Kôrôlén review – an unequal balance

(World Circuit) The massed ranks of the LSO threaten to overwhelm the tumbling delicacy of Diabaté’s kora in this live recording from 2008 Strings attached… Toumani Diabaté and the London Symphony Orchestra. Photograph: Lars Opstad Strings attached… Toumani Diabaté and the London Symphony Orchestra. Photograph: Lars Opstad Sat 24 Apr 2021 11.00 EDT Malian music has no greater emissary than the kora maestro Toumani Diabaté, who since 1988 has championed his homeland with exquisite albums of his own and a series of boundary-busting collaborations that range from flamenco group Ketama to banjo player Béla Fleck, by way of Damon Albarn, jazz trombonist Roswell Rudd and Brazilian composer Arnaldo Antunes. This turn with the London Symphony Orchestra comes from a Barbican performance in 2008, in which Diabaté and a clutch of Malian stars allied their music to rich orchestral arrangements – a reminder, as Diabaté noted, that “our music is o

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