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 World Routes in Israel Moshe Morad visited Israel to find out how the country's diverse ethnic makeup influences its music. He recorded the coffee-grinding music of Bedouins on Mount Tabor, and attended a Peace Festival by the Sea of Galilee where he met world music diva Noa and Palestinian rap group Dam. Plus an introduction to central bus station music, and a session from chart-topping Ethiopians in Tel Aviv. In the second programme, Moshe met the queen mother of central bus station music, a singer who's just had her vocal chords removed after suffering cancer. Plus, a disappearing Iraqi tradition in Tel Aviv, Russian and Algerian roots at the Dead Sea Festival, and a trip to Jerusalem to celebrate Simhat Torah at the Wailing Wall and to hear songs from an ancient Sephardic neighbourhood. |
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On Location Archive Related Links on radio 3 on bbc.co.uk Charlie Gillett on the World Service bbc.co.uk/music - world music DJ Ritu on BBC London Africa Beyond on the BBC Radio 2 - Folk Awards on the web The BBC is not responsible for the content of external websites. |
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