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Get all 9 Francesco Turrisi releases available on Bandcamp and save 20%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Zahr in Dublin EP (feat. Francesco Loccisano), Eleventeen (Single), Isole II (EP), Alone Together (EP), Isole I (EP), Northern Migrations, Tarab, Songs Of Experience, and 1 more.
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Delicious Moments
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Saltarello
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St.Chartier
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Hicaz Zeybeck
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Lucky Thirteen
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Sibuni Ya Nass
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Greeny Set
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Jenny's Set
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Hicaz Mandira
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Abbey Reel
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Francesco Turrisi Ireland
Francesco Turrisi has been described as “a musical alchemist” by The Irish Times. . The music on his four CDs as leader and two as co-leader isn’t easy to define – drawing from early music counterpoint and bass ostinatos, evocative Mediterranean modal melodies and scintillating jazz improvisation. ... more
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A much-needed reissue of an album that celebrates musical styles from all over the world.
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Beautiful minimalism from Nik Bärtsch’s Ronin, the songs on “Awase” consist of small pinpricks of sound; it’s both moody & moving.
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Great commentary on the state of contemporary folk music. And catchy to boot!
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