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Ambrozijn
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Ambrozijn
Ambrozijn (first CD) - Ambrozijn
$17.99
(cdRoots# wbm-03)
This Belgian ensemble is one of those wondrous bands that make a simple description impossible. They can make music that is deceptively direct, using folk instruments like fiddle, guitar and accordion to produce straight folk melodies and dance tunes. But they can also jump out of the mold completely, advancing into difficult and complex new music full of unexpected rhythms and subtle dissonance.
10 - Ambrozijn
$17.99
(cdRoots# hrbe-amb10)
Never an ensemble to rest, Flemish trio Ambrozijn (Tom Theuns, Wouter Vandenabeele, Wim Claeys) celebrate their 10th anniversary with an epic live recording, joined by a small string orchestra and guest vocalists including Sylvie Berger, Vera Coomans, Soetkin Collier, Eva Deroovere, Ludo Vandeau, Paul Rans and Gabriel Yacoub.
Krakalin - Ambrozijn
$17.99
(cdRoots# hrbe-013)
This Belgian ensemble is a house favorite and this 2006 release is as good as what has come before. using true roots and lots of innovation, this acoustic ensemble of Tom Theuns (guitar, vocals), Wim Claeys (diatonic accordion) and Wouter Vandenabeele (violin) is always vibrant and always exploring the boudaries of their tradition. Tom Theuns says: 'Somewhere by the side of a river, Krakalin, the city you've always dreamed about, where romances, nightmares, visionary illusions, runaway grooms, strange sects, broken hearts, boxes of fireworks and stories of brave sailors are washed upon its shore.'
Kabonka - Ambrozijn
$temp out of stock-17.99
(cdRoots# wbm-38)
The 2003 release from one of Belgium's most innovative roots ensembles features creative new music played on violin, acoustic guitar, sitar, banjo, bass, piano, harmonium, mandocello, pslaterion, diatonic accordion, percussion, bagpipes and vocals, with special guests Sylvie Berger and Gabriel Yacoub. Yacoub also produced.
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