Songs and Dance Music of Europe East and West : Panacea

Songs and Dance Music of Europe East and West by Panacea

Panacea : Songs and Dance Music of Europe East and West.
Eastern and western european folk music..

Panacea - Songs and Dance Music of Europe East and West. The beautiful new CD by Balkan/Rom/East European/Israeli ensemble "Panacea" Exotic, beautiful, and wildly playful. Featuring hammered dulcimer, violin, percussion, accordion, haunting polyphonic vocals.

Songs:

1. Sandansko Horo
2. Legnalo Rodne
3. Sedi Donka
4. E Hatal
5. Dragaicuta
6. Trugnale Marko
7. Rom Syrto
8. Daldalar:Tamzara
9. Gruncharsko
10. Breton Dance Suite
11. Zemer Atik
12. Novo Gankino
13. Dospatsko
14. Milk Shake
15. Petruno Pile

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 5/5/2004
Panacea lives in California USA

Tagged as: World, Medieval, Eastern Voices, Arabic influenced

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