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Mele Kalikimaka
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| ME 2000-01 | 00:10:15 | No | 5 | |
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| Four Hawaiian Christmas hula plus a Tongan Christmas greeting played on ‘ukulele by Sione ‘Aleki. |
Book 9 |
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| EURO 9,50 | EURO 10,80 | |||
Aotearoa
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| PAN 2094 | 01:17:58 | 12 pages | 29 | |
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| This CD portrays the North Island of New Zealand as a multicultural society at the end of the 20th and the beginning of the 21st century. It includes Maori music, some natural sounds of the North Island, Scottish bagpipe music, Samoan dance music, a Dutch folksong, Tuvaluan church singing and dance music, music of Pukapuka, Tokelau, Rotuma and Niue, percussion music of Rarotonga (Cook Islands) and Korea, and contemporary cross-cultural musicperformed by Scottish bagpipers and other participants of the World In A Room concert in Auckland. | ||||
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| EURO 22,20 | EURO 26,60 | |||
Baile Dance
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| PAN1202CD | 01:02:46 | 12 pages | 0 | |
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| Galicia and Asturias (in northern Spain) are treasure houses of folk arts, particularly music and dances. In the summer season, especially in August, there is a festivity almost every day somewhere in the region. Ad and Lucia Linkels recorded these traditions in 1988 and 1989. | ||||
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| EURO 22,20 | EURO 26,60 | |||
Polynesia
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| PAN1205CD | 01:08:57 | 12 pages | 0 | |
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| The long awaited choice of musicologist and sound recordist Ad Linkels, who compiled 17 CDs for PAN Records in the Anthologyof Pacific Music. This is his private selection of Pacific recordings between 1980 and 2002. | ||||
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| EURO 22,20 | EURO 26,60 | |||
Fiafia
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| PAN150CD | 00:59:30 | 4 pages | 47 | |
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| 37 dances from from 11 countries in the South Pacific accompanying the book Fiafia. The dances originate from Tuvalu, the Marquesas, Hawai`i, Kiribati, Aotearoa (New Zealand) Samoa, Tonga, Niue, Cook Islands and Norfolk Island. Twelve tracks are played by Ka Wela `Ana. |
Book 3 |
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| EURO 22,20 | EURO 26,60 | |||
Hula, Haka, Hoko!
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| PAN162CD | 01:11:50 | 4 pages | 30 | |
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| 30 dances from eight Polynesian island groups: Rapanui (Easter Island), Hawai`i, Aotearoa (New Zealand), Cook Islands, Tuvalu, Rotuma, Tonga and Samoa. |
Book 1 |
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| EURO 22,20 | EURO 26,60 | |||
Talofa!
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| PAN183CD | 01:12:06 | 4 pages | 46 | |
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| Portuguese island of Madeira, as a symbolic bridge between Europe and the Pacific. In the past many people from Madeira migrated to Hawai`i and thus introduced a small Portuguese four stringed instrument that developed into the Hawaiian `ukulele. 18 tracks are played by Ka Wela `Ana. The CD accompanies the books Talofa! 1 & 2. |
Book 5 Book 6 |
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| EURO 22,20 | EURO 26,60 | |||
Kaparima
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| PAN195CD | 00:39:52 | 4 pages | 20 | |
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| Twenty dances from Polynesia for all ages. All of the dances can be performed in a seated position, which makes them suitable for elderly or handicapped people. The songs originate from Samoa, New Zealand, Tuvalu, Tahiti / Cook Islands and Hawai'i. Most of the music is played by Ka Wela 'Ana. A remarkable track is Samoa Silasila, performed on a Dutch street organ with vocals in the Samoan language. |
Book 10 |
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| EURO 22,20 | EURO 26,60 | |||
Malie!
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| PAN2011CD | 01:07:11 | 0 pages | 26 | |
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| Traditional dance music, but not a relic of the past. This is the current dance music of Tonga, ranging from pre-Christian dances to contemporary ones. Mostly voices and percussion with occasional guitars and banjo. |
Book 2 |
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| EURO 22,20 | EURO 26,60 | |||
Faikava
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| PAN2022CD | 01:03:46 | 8 pages | 16 | |
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| Like the kava itself, it's worth acquiring the taste for this. Intimate and genuine performances of the strangely beautiful singing you might hear on an exceptional night down the kave club. Mostly a capella, a few with string band accompaniment. |
Book 2 |
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| EURO 22,20 | EURO 26,60 | |||
Hana Hou!
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| PAN2033CD | 01:05:39 | 12 pages | 33 | |
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| Traditional chants accompanied on percussion instruments; contemporary hula songs accompanied on guitars and `ukulele, plus hapa haole dance songs. |
Book 4 |
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| EURO 22,20 | EURO 26,60 | |||
Braguinha
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| PAN2043CD | 01:02:28 | 12 pages | 22 | |
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| The roots of the Polynesian `ukulele, collected during a fieldwork trip on the Portuguese islands of Madeira and Porto Santo, as well as on the mainland of Portugal. | ||||
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| EURO 22,20 | EURO 26,60 | |||
Ifi Palasa
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| PAN2044CD | 01:08:06 | 12 pages | 28 | |
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| A wide variety of Tongan bands plus some indigenous wind instruments - conches and nose flutes. Includes Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture played by a college band with live fireworks and church bells. |
Book 2 |
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| EURO 22,20 | EURO 26,60 | |||
Tuvalu
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| PAN2055CD | 01:13:00 | 12 pages | 32 | |
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| A microcosm of Polynesian music from Tuvalu. Ancient music, church music, dance music and a couple of contemporary songs including one about AIDS. |
Book 8 |
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| EURO 22,20 | EURO 26,60 | |||
Fa'a- Samoa
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| PAN2066CD | 01:10:41 | 12 pages | 29 | |
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| A musical portrait of Western Samoa at the end of the twentieth century. Massive choirs, action songs, conch shells, church bells, church choirs, stringbands and brassbands. |
Book 7 |
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| EURO 22,20 | EURO 26,60 | |||
Vela Vela!
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| PAN207 | 01:06:00 | 4 pages | 31 | |
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| 31 dances from the South Pacific for children and adults. For the first time this CD includes dances from Tokelau, taught to us by Te Vaka vocalist Sulata Foa‘i. Other new items include a “metal” version of a Tahitian otea (dance type); the Heemskerk Polka-Koru, an intercultural mix of Dutch dancing with Maori elements; Boti Kuru, a slapping dance from the island of Rabi; children’s dances from the island of Pukapuka; plus other dance songs from Maori New Zealand, Hawai‘i, Niue.The music is partly played by Ka Wela 'Ana and partly by local artists, recorded on the isles. | ||||
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| EURO 22,20 | EURO 26,60 | |||
Te Pito O Te Henua
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| PAN2077CD | 01:12:36 | 12 pages | 32 | |
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| A great collection with old and new music of Easter Island opening with atmospheric conch shells by the ocean. It includes songs accompanied by clapped stones, a rain-inducing song accompanied by a downpour, church songs, accordion music, tango Rapanui and more. | ||||
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| EURO 22,20 | EURO 26,60 | |||
La Gaita
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| PAN2079 | 01:03:00 | 12 pages | 26 | |
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| Dance and festive music from the Spanish autonomous region called La Rioja. The music was recorded live during traditional festivals. | ||||
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| EURO 22,20 | EURO 26,60 | |||
Zubigainekoa
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| PAN2084CD | 01:04:41 | 12 pages | 25 | |
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| Zubigainekoa is the name of a dance which is only performed in one specific small Basque village called Lesaka during annual San Fermin festival. Most of the recordings on this CD were made during two versions of the world famous fesitval of San Fermin: in the small township of Lesaka and in the city of Pamplona, which each year is in the world news because of the spectaculr encierros. During an encierro a group of bulls are driven through the fenced off streets of the town centre to the bullfighting arena. Numerous daredevils run in front of the animals. Every year some of these pamplonaos are trampled under foot by fellow participants or by the bulls themselves. The CD contains festive music played on flutes and shawns but also beautiful percussion music on the txalaparta, a Basque instrument consisting of large logs beaten with small sticks by two players in an interlocking rhythm.. | ||||
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| EURO 22,20 | EURO 26,60 | |||
Afo 'o e 'ofa
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| PAN2088CD | 01:11:58 | 12 pages | 23 | |
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| The best and most authentic example of modern Polynesian music. Recordings from kava parties, village balls, hotel floorshows and pop bands. Lovely harmonies. A portrait of contemporary Tonga trying to find a balance between the old faka Tonga (Tongan way of life) and imported elements from overseas. |
Book 2 |
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| EURO 22,20 | EURO 26,60 | |||
Rabi
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| PAN2095CD | 01:14:55 | 29 pages | 29 | |
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| The people of Rabi - an island in Fiji - originate from the Micronesian island of Banaba (Ocean Island), now part of the Republic of Kiribati, but they were urged to leave their home island with the believe that it was no longer possible to live there. 90 percent of the island of Banaba was left mined-out and ruined from 80 years of phosphate mining by foreign companies. On Rabi they try to build a new life and rebuild their cultural identity. | ||||
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| EURO 22,20 | EURO 26,60 | |||
Viti Levu
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| PAN2096CD | 01:13:47 | 12 pages | 24 | |
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| Songs and dances from the indigenous Fijians as well as examples of Indian Fiji music, recorded on the main island of Fiji. | ||||
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| EURO 22,20 | EURO 26,60 | |||
Tautoga
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| PAN2097CD | 01:12:48 | 14 pages | 21 | |
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| Music from the Polynesian island of Rotuma, which is politically a part of the Melanesian republic of Fiji. | ||||
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| EURO 22,20 | EURO 26,60 | |||
Tonga
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| PAN2098CD | 01:10:39 | 12 pages | 26 | |
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| An overall view of the many types of music that exist in the only remaining kingdom in Polynesia: the national anthem, speeches, traditional kava songs, stringbands, jew's harp playing, tapa beating, dance music, brassband music, church choirs and contemporary forms of music. |
Book 2 |
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| EURO 22,20 | EURO 26,60 | |||
Te Kuki 'Airani
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| PAN2099CD | 01:09:54 | 12 pages | 25 | |
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| A must for drumming fans with spectacular drum dances plus actions songs, chants and choral music. Also stringband and brassband tracks. Recorded on the islands of Rarotonga and Atiu. | ||||
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| EURO 22,20 | EURO 26,60 | |||
Adeus & Aloha
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| PAN2101CD | 01:16:58 | 20 pages | 38 | |
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| In the past many Portuguese, mainly from the islands of Madeira and the Azores left their homeland and travelled to Hawai‘i, in seach of a better future. A part of the Portuguese traditions are kept alive in Hawai‘i by descendants of the Portuguese immigrants. A traditional festival which still lives both in Hawai‘i and in the Azores is the Holy Ghost Festival. Nowadays there are not many people left who still speak the Portuguese language and a lot of traditions have disappeared. Whereas immigrants from Madeira introduced the predecessor of the ‘ukulele in the past, the Hawaiian Portuguese themselves nowadays prefer to play the piano or some other keyboard. The CD presents a mixture of styles: remnants of Portuguese traditions in Hawai‘i, but also examples of authentic forms that still live on in the Azores and on the island of Madeira. The CD also contains a few beautiful examples of the Portuguese influence on the local music of Hawai‘i and other islands in the Pacific. | ||||
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| EURO 22,20 | EURO 26,60 | |||
Ko E Temipale Tapu
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| PAN7007CD | 01:12:06 | 10 pages | 26 | |
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| The beating of lali (wooden slit drums) introduces a wonderful collection of church choirs. Ancient Tongan hymns performed in the old style as well as Wesleyan church hymns, some with a brass band. |
Book 2 |
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| EURO 22,20 | EURO 26,60 | |||
'Imene Tapu
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| PAN7009CD | 01:10:01 | 8 pages | 20 | |
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| Traditional church choirs contrasted with contemporary secular choral music. | ||||
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| EURO 22,20 | EURO 26,60 | |||
FAKA PASIFIKA The pacific way vol.1
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| PAN9601 | 01:00:00 | No | 46 | |
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| Special offer: bundle discount! On their frequent trips to the Pacific, Ad and Lucia Linkels, specialists in Pacific dance and music, recorded and learned many dances. Now these cultural treasures, performed by Faka Polinisia, are available on three DVDs, together with dance descriptions in three accompanying books. This DVD and book series includes old and modern hula dances from Hawaii, ‘otea and ‘aparima dances from Tahiti, action songs and haka from New Zealand, graceful dances and war dances from Samoa, ma‘ulu‘ulu and tau‘olunga dances from Tonga, dances from the various Melanesian, Micronesian, and Polynesian peoples of Fiji, as well as dances from smaller and less well-known countries such as Tuvalu, Niue, and Tokelau. Included are simple dances for young children, complex dances for older children and adults, and many in between. There are sitting dances, standing dances, and stepping dances, most of them with the important story-telling hand movements that are a main feature of Pacific dancing. The DVD series The dances on the DVDs are performed in authentic costumes by dance group Faka Polinisia and guest dancers, under the leadership of Ad and Lucia Linkels. Viewers will find the DVDs well suited for learning the dances as well as for enjoying the performances. The series will be greatly appreciated by anyone interested in ethnic dance, ethnomusicology, and Pacific cultures. The book series The books contain information regarding the background for each dance as well as descriptions, style characteristics, musical notations, and appropriate ages for learning the dances. They are published by the Mundo Étnico Foundation. The musical recordings of all dances in this series have been released on the CDs Fiafia, Talofa, Hula haka hoko, Kaparima, and Vela vela, which can also be purchased from the Mundo Étnico Foundation. |
Book 11 |
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| EURO 34,00 | EURO 35,00 | |||
FAKA PASIFIKA The pacific way vol.2
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| PAN9602 | 01:00:00 | No | 28 | |
| Description | Related Book | |||
| Special offer: bundle discount! On their frequent trips to the Pacific, Ad and Lucia Linkels, specialists in Pacific dance and music, recorded and learned many dances. Now these cultural treasures, performed by Faka Polinisia, are available on three DVDs, together with dance descriptions in three accompanying books. This DVD and book series includes old and modern hula dances from Hawaii, ‘otea and ‘aparima dances from Tahiti, action songs and haka from New Zealand, graceful dances and war dances from Samoa, ma‘ulu‘ulu and tau‘olunga dances from Tonga, dances from the various Melanesian, Micronesian, and Polynesian peoples of Fiji, as well as dances from smaller and less well-known countries such as Tuvalu, Niue, and Tokelau. Included are simple dances for young children, complex dances for older children and adults, and many in between. There are sitting dances, standing dances, and stepping dances, most of them with the important story-telling hand movements that are a main feature of Pacific dancing. The DVD series The dances on the DVDs are performed in authentic costumes by dance group Faka Polinisia and guest dancers, under the leadership of Ad and Lucia Linkels. Viewers will find the DVDs well suited for learning the dances as well as for enjoying the performances. The series will be greatly appreciated by anyone interested in ethnic dance, ethnomusicology, and Pacific cultures. The book series The books contain information regarding the background for each dance as well as descriptions, style characteristics, musical notations, and appropriate ages for learning the dances. They are published by the Mundo Étnico Foundation. The musical recordings of all dances in this series have been released on the CDs Fiafia, Talofa, Hula haka hoko, Kaparima, and Vela vela, which can also be purchased from the Mundo Étnico Foundation. |
Book 12 |
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| EURO 34,00 | EURO 35,00 | |||
FAKA PASIFIKA The pacific way vol.3
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| PAN9603 | 01:00:00 | No | 29 | |
| Description | Related Book | |||
| Special offer: bundle discount! On their frequent trips to the Pacific, Ad and Lucia Linkels, specialists in Pacific dance and music, recorded and learned many dances. Now these cultural treasures, performed by Faka Polinisia, are available on three DVDs, together with dance descriptions in three accompanying books. This DVD and book series includes old and modern hula dances from Hawaii, ‘otea and ‘aparima dances from Tahiti, action songs and haka from New Zealand, graceful dances and war dances from Samoa, ma‘ulu‘ulu and tau‘olunga dances from Tonga, dances from the various Melanesian, Micronesian, and Polynesian peoples of Fiji, as well as dances from smaller and less well-known countries such as Tuvalu, Niue, and Tokelau. Included are simple dances for young children, complex dances for older children and adults, and many in between. There are sitting dances, standing dances, and stepping dances, most of them with the important story-telling hand movements that are a main feature of Pacific dancing. The DVD series The dances on the DVDs are performed in authentic costumes by dance group Faka Polinisia and guest dancers, under the leadership of Ad and Lucia Linkels. Viewers will find the DVDs well suited for learning the dances as well as for enjoying the performances. The series will be greatly appreciated by anyone interested in ethnic dance, ethnomusicology, and Pacific cultures. The book series The books contain information regarding the background for each dance as well as descriptions, style characteristics, musical notations, and appropriate ages for learning the dances. They are published by the Mundo Étnico Foundation. The musical recordings of all dances in this series have been released on the CDs Fiafia, Talofa, Hula haka hoko, Kaparima, and Vela vela, which can also be purchased from the Mundo Étnico Foundation. |
Book 13 |
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| EURO 34,00 | EURO 35,00 | |||