Music and featured items
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The history of Mozambique.
Lucy Duran introduces the programme and tells the history of the island of Mozambique.
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Music Played
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Assanati Traditional Tufo Song
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The market in Maputo.
Visiting the market in Maputo, Lucy and tells the story of the city.
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Music Played
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Venancio Mbande and his group Music for Timbila
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Traditional Timbila (xylophone)
Lucy travels through Mozambique to hear the traditional Timbila (xylophone)
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Music Played
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Venancio Mbande and his group Music for Timbila
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Venancio Mbande and his group Music for the death of Paulo
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Timbila master Venancio Mbande.
Timbila master Venancio Mbande wrote a special song about flooding in Mozambique.
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Music Played
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Venancio Mbande and his group Music for Timbila
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Lucy checks out urban music.
Lucy checks out Mozambique’s popular contemporary urban music.
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Music Played
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Ghorwane Vana Van Ndota
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A colonial railway station.
Lucy is in the magnificent colonial railway station leading from Maputo to South Africa.
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Music Played
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Antonio Marcos Tsan Tsan Tsa
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Singer Antonio Marcos.
An interview with one of Mozambique’s greatest musicians – Antonio Marcos.
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Music Played
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Antonio Marcos Maldeia
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Antonio Marcos Zamissava
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Lucy looks ahead to part two.
Lucy ends part one with a taste of what we are going to hear in part two.
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Music Played
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Nyanga group of M'Padue Traditional Nyanga Song
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Broadcasts
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BBC Radio 3Sat 5 Mar 2005 15:00 BBC Radio 3
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