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 World Music on Public Radio
The 90s have seen the transformation of musical boundaries and the
communication of diverse cultures. From Caribbean santeria to Pakistani Qawwali,
Algerian rai to South African isicathamiya, the weekly 59-minute program One
World explores both the global connections and the beautiful local details of the world's
musics and peoples.
This WWW page for WFIU's World Music Program "One World" is
under construction. You can send feedback about this page, as well as inquiries and
requests for information (see below) to oneworld@indiana.edu
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- These pages are enhanced for Netscape 1-1N, but should load fine on any
browser. Let us know if you have any problems.
- Coming soon: .wav and .au sound files!
About "One World"
One World, a program dedicated to musics of the world's peoples,
is a production of WFIU in Bloomington, Indiana. Drawing on the unique resources of
Indiana University's Archive of Traditional Music (the largest of its kind in North
America), producer/host Chris Smith presents global musics in an accessible, informative
and entertaining format, including concert and studio performances, unique interviews, and
recordings unavailable anywhere else. Chris and his guests explore the meaning and the
messages of the music through its most vital resource: people.
Other WFIU programming you may be interested in:
 E-mail to <oneworld@indiana.edu>
Last updated on 10/20/99
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