8 thoughts on “ Various - Mountain Music Of Peru, Volume 1 (CD) ”

1. It ranges from shawms and shepherd and pan-pipes through fiddles and guitars (solo or in duo) to carnival and festival music, and local groups playing for a radio-station competition. Unlike the usual middle-class groups with a political agenda, this music is real, superb, and well-served by the notes.8/

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3. Mountain music of Peru. Volume [John Cohen;] Compact disc, analog recordings. Program notes inserted in container. Credits: Recorded, compiled, and annotated by John Cohen. Performer(s): Various performers. Event notes: Recordings made in the mountains of Peru, July and August , , 19by John Cohen.

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4. Mountain Music of Peru, Vol. 1, an album by Various Artists on Spotify We and our partners use cookies to personalize your experience, to show you ads based on your interests, and for measurement and analytics purposes.

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5. Mountain Music of Peru 2 / Various by Mountain Music Of Peru (Smithsonian Folkways Series) Audio CD $ Only 1 left in stock (more on the way). Ships from and sold by Amazon Global Store UK/5(4).

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7. Sep 25,  · Mountain Music of Peru, a Various Artists Album. Released in on Folkways (catalog no. FE ; Vinyl LP). Genres: Andean Folk Music. /5(1).

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8. Mountain Music of Peru, Vol. 1 gives a varied view of urban and rural Andean music from the s. Musicians use Andean and European instruments, including the guitar–like charango, siku (panpipes), harp, conch shells, and drums. Songs like the marching-band-style “Bella Andajina” and processional “Catholic Mass Sung in Quechua” show Spain’s influence, while the instrumental “Huayno from .

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