Balkan & greek trad with Yurodny/Myriada project (1 Viewer)

[aoifeimc]

Hey if you're digging all this klez/gypsy/balkan music you might want to check out the Yurodny Myriada Project over the weekend- you might have heard them on Phantom this morning with Edel Coffey-

Yurodny /Myriada Project​

Eastern European folk meets Greek traditional music​

Friday 22nd June8:30pm Glens Centre ManorhamiltonLeitrim €18/15 (concs) Ph:071 98 55833 ​

Saturday 23rd June11pm Club Immortal- NoFitState Circus, Georges Dock, IFSC Dublin 1 €15 Ph: 872 1122​

Sunday 24th June4pm Diversions – Meeting House Square, Temple Bar 6772255​

The warm colours of the Eastern Mediterranean meet the sinuous grooves of the Balkans in this fascinating encounter between Dublin’s Yurodny and Crete’s Myriada.
Though each tradition boasts disinctive nuances, prior to these dates, both groups will engage in a period of collaboration toward a common musical lingua franca, with new compositions that make their debut during the tour.
It’s the latest project from saxophonist Nick Roth, whose imaginative style has yielded a diverse range of Irish music initiatives, including the boundary stretching Kai Big Band and Dublin’s annual klezmer festival. With Yurodny, he blends a rich tapestry of Eastern European folk music with an underlying jazz flair to create a convincing fusion of east and west, studded with bittersweet melodies and infectious Balkan rhythms. They’re joined by Greek quartet Myriada, spearheaded by the evocative voice of Maria Koti, set to the richly textured backdrop of the Greek lyra and traditional framedrums.

Personnel ​

Yurodny

Oleg Ponomarev – volin
Adrian Hart - violin
Kate Ellis - cello
Nick Roth - saxophones
Colm O'Hara - trombone
Francesco Turissi - accordion, percussion
Dave Redmond -double bass
Phil Macmullan – drums​

MyriadaMaria Koti – voice
Paul Goodman – lyra
Alexis Nonis - percussion
Pedram Khavar-Zamini – percussion​

 

[Unclealo]

Cool .|..|

 

[Mitchum]

Should make it to Sunday's show.
Yurodny were really inpressive at the Klezfest a few months ago.

 

[aoifeimc]

yeah, I'd say they'll be around for a while, they've recorded some new stuff as well, it's up on their myspace www.myspace.com/yurodny

 

[classic seanc]

Much rep for anyone who can find me a "klez/gypsy/balkan music" podcast.

thanks.

 

[Mitchum]

Much rep for anyone who can find me a "klez/gypsy/balkan music" podcast.

thanks.

http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=185744588

 

[Mitchum]

http://www.passiondiscs.co.uk/

Great and very reliable website for purchasing Roma/Balkan cds.

 

[ratmonkey]

http://www.passiondiscs.co.uk/

Great and very reliable website for purchasing Roma/Balkan cds.

Their shipping prices make no sense, if they are based in the UK as they appear to be. Seems like the further it's going, the cheaper it gets.

UK: £0.95 for the first CD, GBP £0.65 the second and GBP £0.55 thereafter.

US and Canada: £0.50 for the first CD and £0.30 thereafter.

Rest of EU: £1.50 for up to 2 CDs and then and additional £0.50 for each 2 CDs thereafter.

Rest of world:
GBP £1.00 up to 2 CDs, and then an additional £0.50. Maximum shipping charge is £1.50.

 

[classic seanc]

http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=185744588

My computer has some sort of ridiculous problem with apple and iTunes, so that won't work for me

 

[classic seanc]

http://www.podcastingnews.com/detai...ezmerPodcast/Klezmer Podcast/rss.xml/view.htm

I can get the same ones from here though. I think they're the same.