BBC Radio 3

A

• Albania (2011)
  • Albanian Urban Music.
  • Iso-Polyphony in Southern Albania.
• Algeria (2006)
  • Rai music in Oran and the Kasbah of Algiers.
  • Rachid Taha and the Kabilian mountains.

• Appalachia - USA (2009)
  • Mount Airy Fiddlers Convention.
  • North Carolina.
  • Music from Georgia.
• Azerbaijan (2008)
  • Ashig troubadours, Mugham and the Kamancha.
  • The Saz and Mugham singer Alin Qasimov.

B

• Belize (2002)
  • Andy Palacio and the Garifuna.

• Brazil (2008)
  • Carnival: Maracatu, ciranda and Mangue bit.
  • Carnival: Candomble, Samba and Renato Rosa.
  • Carnival: Rio, the samba and Mart'nalia.
  • North East: Forro, coco and cowboys.
  • North East: Coco music, the pifano flute and Sebastian Dias.

C

• Cameroon (2004)
  • The Baka Music House.
• Cape Verde (2009)
  • Morna, batuque and Eugenio Tavares.
  • Cesaria Evora, Bau and Tito Paris.
• China: Silk and Bamboo (2000)
  • Shanghai tea-houses.
  • Chinese opera in Beijing.
  • Buddhist harvest celebrations.
  • The Uighur people of Xinjiang.

• China: Ethnic music (2008)
  • Music of the Hani and Yi People.
  • The Uyghur people and the muqam.
  • Silk and Bamboo music, the gugin and Pingtan music.
• Corsica & Sardinia (2005)
  • Kershaw in Corsica & Sardinia.
• Cuba (2007)
  • Santiago de Cuba and Son Music.
  • Changai and Decimas Music.
  • Matanzas, birthplace of rumba and danzon.

D

E

• Ethiopia (2003)
  • Comic Relief 2003.

F

• France (2006)
  • Marseille - Mahgreb Rap, Algerian Rai, Pacific Creole, Congolese Rumba.

G

• Georgia (2007)
  • Polyphonic drinking songs and choral music.
  • Svaneti polyphony and Guria yodeling.
• Ghana (2007)
  • Koo Nimo and King Ayisoba.
  • Serena Owusua Dankwa and Batman Samini.

• Greece (2004)
  • Epirus - Polyphony and Petroloukas Chalkias.
  • Southern Greece and Crete.
• Guinea-Bissau (2003)
  • Balanta Men.
  • Manecas Costa and the gumbe rhythm.

H

• Haiti (2000)
  • Kershaw in Haiti: The 2000 election, trobadou and voodoo.
  • Kershaw in Haiti: Haitian rap and Port-au-Prince cemetery.

I

• India & Pakistan: Songs of the Sufi Mystics (2000)
  • The Nizamuddin shrine in Delhi.
  • A mahfil Sufi gathering in Karachi.
• North India (2003)
  • The Misra brothers perform Vedic chant.
  • Rikhi Ram and sons, Nizami brothers.
  • Rajasthan, Bombay and Trilok Gurtu.
• India: Music for Lord Krishna (2005)
  • Gujurat - Praful Dave.
  • Courtesan songs and music of the Bauls.
• India: The Golden Temple (2007)
  • Music from the Golden Temple of Amritsar.
• South India (2011)
  • Hari Sivanesan in Tamil Nadu
  • Hari Sivanesan in Jaffna

• Indonesia (2003)
  • Gamelan Journeys: Java, Jakarta to Solo.
  • Gamelan Journeys: Bali.
• Iran: Kershaw in Iran (2004)
  • Iran - Axis of Evil.
• Iraq: Kershaw in Iraq (2001)
  • Iraq's classical and gypsy music traditions.
  • Ilham Al-Madfai.
• Israel (2004)
  • Mount Tabor and the Sea of Galilee.
  • The Dead Sea Festival and Sephardic song.
• Israel (2008)
  • Nazareth, the oud, and Dalal Abu Amana .
  • Jerusalem International Oud Festival 2008 - Paytanim of ancient Aleppo and the Persian Jews of Iran.
  • Jerusalem International Oud Festival 2008 - old Turkish folk songs .
  • Jerusalem International Oud Festival 2008: Dalal Abu Amneh and The Yonah Ensemble.

J

• Japan (2006)
  • Minyo singers and Taiko drumming.
  • Sadao China, Yoreko Genako, The Rinken Band.

• Jordan: Amman (2007)
  • Jordan - Amman: Ilham Al Madfai.
• Jordan (2007)
  • The Bedouin.
  • Amman: Ilham Al madfai, Toni Qattan and Shou Al Ayam.

K

L

M

• Madagascar (2009)
  • Justin Vali
  • Hira Gasy and Court Music.
  • Vahali and the music of the Spirit House.
• Mali (1989: Radio 1)
  • Discovering the music of Mali.
• Mali: Ali Farka Toure (2006)
  • A tribute to Ali Farka Toure.
• Mali: Bambara Blues (2007)
  • Bambara Blues.
• Mali: Festival in the Desert (2003)
  • Festival in the Desert featuring Ali Farka Toure, Tinariwen and Robert Plant.
  • Mopti, Timbuktu and Bamako featuring Les Escrocs and Toumani Diabate.
• Mali: Festival on the Niger (2006)
  • Neba Solo, Abdoulaye Diabate, Habib Koite.
  • Amadou & Mariam.

• Mali: Oumou Sangare (2005)
  • Oumou Sangare - one of West Africa's best loved divas.
• Mauritania (2006)
  • The Festival of Nomad Music.
• Mexico (2002)
  • Son Jarocho and the Malinto choir.
• Mozambique (2005)
  • Music for Timbila.
  • Tufo song and Ghorwane.
• Music Planet (2011)
  • Oceans: Galicia, Papua New Guinea, Brazil.
  • Deserts: Dubai, Mongolia, Algeria.
  • Arctic: Greenland, Norway, Canada, Siberia.
  • Jungles: Solomon Islands, Congo, Burma.
  • Mountains: Switzerland, Nepal, Solomon Islands.
  • Grasslands: Cambodia, Mongolia, Namibia.
  • Rivers: Zambia, Brazil, Thailand & Laos.
  • Cities: Congo, Mali, South Africa.

N

• North Korea (2003)
  • Kershaw in North Korea, Part One.
  • Kershaw in North Korea, Part Two.

O

P

• Pakistan (2000)
  • Music from the Sufi Shrines of Pakistan.
• Panama (2002)
  • Tamborito drumming and Yin Carrizo.
  • Kuna Indians, Lord Panama and Cumbia.

• Peru (2006)
  • Huaynos of the Andes and Afro-Peruvian music.
  • The music of Ayacucho.
  • Iquitos, Huancayo and Lake Titicaca.
• Poland (2008)
  • World Routes in Poland.

Q

R

• Romania (2004)
  • Gypsy musicians of Transylvania

• Russia (2011)
  • Sayan Ring Festival in Siberia

S

• South Africa (1995: Radio 1)
  • Kershaw in the rainbow nation.
• South Sudan (2011)
  • Robin Denselow reports on the music of a new nation

• Sri Lanka (2011)
  • Lucy Duran on the diverse music of the island.
• Syria (2005)
  • Damascus.
  • Islamic Sufi in Aleppo.

T

• Turkey: Istanbul (2009)
  • Selim Sesler, troubadour songs and an Alevi ceremony.
  • Aynur, Erkan Ogur, Kirike and Rembetiko

• Turkmenistan (2005)
  • Turkmenistan - Christmas in Ashgabat.

U

• Uganda (2007)
  • Bugandan Royal Court music.
  • Busoga Kingdom.

V

• Venezuela (2004)
  • Afro-Venezuelan music of the coast.
  • Harp playing cowboys of the central plains.

• Vietnam (2002)
  • Tran Quang Hai in Hanoi.
  • Tran Quang Hai in Saigon.

W

X

Y

Z

• Zanzibar (2005)
  • Taarab and Ikwan Safaa.
  • Culture Musical Club and Bi Kidude.

• Zimbabwe (1988: Radio 1)
  • Kershaw takes a trip with Biggie Tembo.