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Lucy Duran presents a special programme celebrating ten years of World Routes, with highlights from an event at the Maida Vale studios. Music from Senegal, Azerbaijan, Mongolia.

In the first of two programmes, Lucy Duran celebrates ten years of World Routes with highlights from a special event recorded at the 成人快手's Maida Vale studios. There are performances from Senegal, Azerbaijan, Mongolia, Peru and Turkey, as well as recordings from around the world taken from the Radio 3 World Music Archive. Producer James Parkin

World Routes was first broadcast on Radio 3 in the autumn of 2000 - then on a Sunday night, it proved popular and was soon moved to a Saturday afternoon. Presenting the programme since the beginning, is its anchor, the Grammy-winning record producer, teacher and world music expert Lucy Duran.
In 10 years, World Routes has broadcast sessions and live concerts with a complete "Who's Who" of world music artists from Youssou N'Dour, Ladysmith Black Mambazo and Khaled, to Mariza, Caetano Veloso and Ravi Shankar.
Not just interested in the stars of world music, World Routes is on a mission to travel to the most far-flung corners of the planet to document and - in its own small way - preserve endangered musical traditions. In the past 10 years World Routes producers and sound engineers, along with Lucy Duran and a team of guest presenters, have left the comfort of Broadcasting House in search of real roots traditions. To date, the programme has visited some 51 countries, including 15 in Africa, 15 in Asia , and 9 in the Americas - countries as diverse as Haiti, Iraq, Belize, Vietnam, Georgia, China, Madagascar and Cape Verde. World Routes has recorded at festivals throughout the world including WOMAD (in the UK, the Canaries and New Zealand), the Jerusalem Oud Festival, the Fez Festival of Sacred Music, the Sayan Ring Festival in Siberia, and, in 2010, had its own residency at the Abril Pro Rock Festival in Recife, Brazil.

1 hour

Last on

Sat 11 Dec 2010 15:00
成人快手 Radio 3

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Music Played

  • Selim Sesler performance

    • Selim Sesler

      Hicaz Saz Semaisi

    • Selim Sesler

      K眉tahya'nin Pinarlari

    • Selim Sesler

      Su gelen atli midir?

      • Selim Sesler (clarinet), Bulent Sesler (qanun), Ozcan Ozkurt (violin), Selahattin Kocan (darbuka/dhol).
      • Recorded at 成人快手 Maida Vale Studio 3, 26 November 2010.

  • World Routes in Georgia clip

    • Teatralebi Ensemble

      Tsin Tsqaro

      • 成人快手 location recording, September 2007.

    • Riho Ensemble

      Lazhgvashi

      • 成人快手 location recording, September 2007.

  • Manuelcha Prado performance

    • Manuelcha Prado

      Lamenton de un Viejo guitarrero

    • Manuelcha Prado

      Fiesta del agua en Puguio

    • Manuelcha Prado

      Mana Waylluna (words by Felipe Calder贸n)

    • Manuelcha Prado

      Trilce

      • Recorded at 成人快手 Maida Vale Studio 3, 26 November 2010.

  • World Routes in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil clip

    • MC J煤nior & MC Leonardo

      Nossa Bandeira

      • OST Tropa de Elite.
      • EMI 5130022.

    • Students of the Rocinha Music School, Rio de Janeiro

      Flor amorosa

      • 成人快手 location recording, September 2008.

    • Students of the Rocinha Music School, Rio de Janeiro

      Aquarela do Brasil

      • 成人快手 location recording, September 2008.

  • Gochag Askarov, Turan Mugham Ensemble performance

    • Turan Mugham Ensemble

      Chahargah / "Buludlar" / The Clouds

      • Gochag Askarov (voice), Malik Mansurov (tar), Elnur Mikayilov (kamancha), Shukur Aliyev (drum).
      • Recorded at 成人快手 Maida Vale Studio 3, 26 November 2010.

Broadcast

  • Sat 11 Dec 2010 15:00
    成人快手 Radio 3