Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Thursday, January 17, 2019
Chamber music and all non-commercial music have huge barriers to bring down in the face of the mass consumerism and banal material seen on the international market. Yelena Rodríguez Velázquez Many young groups on this side of the island will know the triple black veil, especially if it’s […]
On 25 of January, music welcomes the new year with fascinating Sufi chants from Marrakech: Jedba, and dances and traditional Thracian songs and dances from the Rodopi Ensemble played on violin, clarinet, kanun and lute. “Jedba” shows that sufi music is not confined to mosques or zawiya (monasteries) but is […]
Four decades ago, one of the original venues for “dancing salsa and dancing for freedom” opened in Colombia. One of the venue’s founders, Juan Gaviria, takes a trip down memory lane along with journalist Petrit Baquero and sociologist and artistic promoter Berta Quintero. They present the readers with the vibrant […]
Lansdowne Jazz Series, via Decca Records UK, recently released five legendary albums digitally for the first time by “The Don Rendell/Ian Carr Quintet”. Alastair Steel Remastered at Abbey Road from the original master tapes, these will also be available as high-definition, 24-bit downloads. Rebecca Allen, President of Decca Records, […]
In response to the hostility directed towards those who are considered as “less desirable”, Brighton Migrant Solidarity, Animal House and The Rose Hill pub, are organising a night of music and political speeches aimed to dignify all migrants. Marcella Via The increased globalisation we are experiencing has allowed […]
