World music

Estonian folk songs of women and young maidens, shepherd's songs with lullabies, fisher songs and mystical stories, beautiful poetic images performed by a famous Handbell Ensemble more...

Moods and motifs of Sardinian music, makes obvious comments on them where tenors and launeddas are present, or creates fantastic metamorphoses for them, of course also of the sound. Jazz as the most open of all musical forms is Favata's socialisation. more...

It is impossible to perceive Armenia without Sharakans. Wherever you are in the wild nature of Armenia, they astonish us with their variety of colour and image, with the unity of man and nature, with the harmonic and marvellous explication of spirit and flesh. more...

Accordeon, bassoon, percussion: Walk on the wild side with us, feel the seantic presence of Jimmy Smith, Oliver Nelson, Beethoven, Bartok, Georgia, Brazil, New York. more...

Intensive interpretation of shamanistic singing from Sakha, Siberia, combined with todays western (electronic)culture. From tradtional and mystic essays to modern urban forms. more...

These songs are a window into the Russian soul"! The work is based on the eponymous poem by Velimir Khlebnikov, a key figure in the Russian avantgarde of the 1920s. Ancient Slavic folklore and its melodic formulas were used to invoke the forces of nature. more...

Experience in contemporary folk, jazz and bluegrass was the main contribution of Teagrass musicians while the Hungarian folksinger Irén Lovász brought her deep knowledge of the ancient folk melodies of various geographic and national origins. more...

These Swedish singers mix the traditional sound of Haiti and Swedish songs into a blend of Creole music. The Voodoo roots of Creole music are looked at more closely. more...

There is no peace between people and countries without the peace of religions. An initiative of His Holiness the Dalai Lama for the meeting of the global religions and cultures in sacred music. more...

This work is based on the rituals of the Tibetan Buddhist Kagyu school, which are generally never performed in public. Mantras performed by a 60 voices male choir, a female folk singer (Irén Lovàsz) and an English Handbell Ensemble. more...